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Our goal is to offer quality and cost effective computer repair and IT related products and services. Our rates are very competitive and our solutions are tailored to meet your needs!
AVC Technical Services offers a full range of computer services to monitor, maintain, repair and secure your computer, servers, and network. Our services are customized to fit your needs and reasonably priced. Contact us today to get details about how we can keep your business or home PC's running safely and smoothly.
We do computer repair, both remote support and onsite services, proactive PC monitoring and remote maintainence, IT consulting, website design and hosting, pc upgrades, servers, data backup and recovery, networking and much more. We are the East Central Ohio Computer Repair and IT Services specialist providing first class computer services to homes and businesses across the area.
LOCAL Computer and Network Support Solutions, On-site or Remote Computer Repair, Replacment & other Services
We will provide you IT services on time, on budget and deliver professional results. We walk you through our services and explain exactly how we can help you stay up and running proactively, saving you money and time and doing it at a price you can afford.
When a problem occurs with a computer or network you can take advantage of our on-call, on-site services to troubleshoot and repair the problem quickly. Our network administration and Remote Management and Monitoring programs work to proactively prevent problems on your computers and network. Our network management system is designed to prevent potential network outages and computer problems by alerting us or potential problems many times before they cause any outage or degradation of service.
Finally, a Cambridge, Ohio based IT Support company that will deliver IT Support services to small and medium sized businesses the right way! When you think Computer Support, think AVC Technical Services.
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Office hours are Monday thru Friday 8am to 5pm. 24 Hour and Emergency Service and Support is available. Contact us for details.
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Featured Services
On-Site Computer Support, Repair, Upgrades and Replacements
If you are under a tight deadline, you cannot afford a technical mishap on your computer. Problems can pop up at any time and cause you a major headache and inconvenience. That's where AVC Technical Services can save the day! Our experienced staff provides computer service and repair, as well as technical support for customers across the area. With more than 40 years of combined experience, we can help you get your PC, MAC, or laptop up and running in no time, either through a visit to your home or office, or even online! In many cases we can fix your computer issues the same day. We also provide complete repair service for networks, printers, and other computer hardware. Examples of our computer repair and support services include: Setup and configuration of computer equipment and hardware, Virus, spyware, and malware removal and Data recovery to name a few.
READ MORE about our computer repairs, upgrades and replacement services
Remote Computer Support, Repair and Monitoring
Our Remote Computer & Monitoring Solution will keep your systems up to date, monitor them for issues, allow us to remotely repair problems and respond to problems quicker. Best of all... it will also save you money! This service allows us to remotely manage your computers, servers and network. We monitor a number of important items and when problems arise we are alerted us as soon as the problem is detected allowing us to fix it, many times before they cause any outage or down time. This adds up to a huge savings for you... as much as 40% on your total computer services and IT related expenses over the next year compared to other service providers in the area. You'll be surprised just how in-expensive it is... literally pennies per day! Our online repairs are completely secure, and you can even watch every step of the process!
READ MORE about the cost and benefits of our Remote Computer Repair & Monitoring Services.
Anti-Virus and Mal-Ware Protection, Computer Security at one low price
PC's and Computer networks are facing an unprecedented number of threats. Last year alone a new malicious threat in the form of spam, phishing attacks, malware, or viruses was released to the Internet every 3.5 seconds. As unbelievable as that sounds this year the threat level has increased to three new threats being introduced every second! In addition, Spam comprises almost 80% of all email traffic sent over the Internet.
Email remains the number one method for introducing viruses and other malicious code to your computer, your network and it's devices. Without appropriate protection you rely soley on yourself and your employees not to open suspicious emails or click on malicious hyperlinks. This simply is not good enough. Our Security Manager Service delivers enterprise quality layers of defense against this growing threat and costs as little as one penny a day per PC!
READ MORE about our Security Manager Service providing desktop-level detection and handling of threats based on industry-leading security technology.
Backup Management and Data Recovery
AVC's Backup Manager is a suite of data management applications that make it easier and more affordable to protect and restore your data and we manage and verify your backup for you every day! Backup Manager is a disk-based recovery solution that simplifies and speeds up the recovery of your data when you need it. Back up physical and virtual servers as well as laptops and desktop workstations. Offsite or "Cloud" backup services are also available.
READ MORE about our Backup Managment Recovery Services.
Mobile Device Management for your Smart Phones, Tablets and I-Pads
Lose your smart phone? Someone stole your I-Pad? We can take action when a mobile device is lost or stolen, especially when confidential information and data is stored on it. We can help find out your mobile device's location, send it a message, lock the screen, selectively wipe sensitive data or completely wipe the entire phone! AVC Technical Services can also ensure that your mobile devices are secure, appropriately configured and optimized. We can remotely trouble shoot problems, set-up or re-configure your email anywhere or monitor them for potential problems.
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Computer Software Patch Management keeps you up to date
Patch Management provides you with the peace and mind of knowing that your primary computer software (Windows, JAVA, Adobe Etc...) is alway's up to date without lifting a finger. We do it all for you! Ask your AVC Technician about this service or contact us for more details.
Computer Inventory Management
We store your computer, server or device information for everything on your network so we can expeditie repairs and replacement of all of your hardware. For most devices this also includes Warranty Information, License Keys, Installed Applications and Hardware. We can provode inventory reports for every device! Ask your AVC Technician about this service or contact us for more details.
Managed Data Backup and Restoration
Are your vital systems, files and other data backed up daily?
I doesn't matter if your company employs 1 person, a dozen people or a couple hundred, any data stored on office computers and servers is critical for company operations. Those files may include personal employee information, expense reports and invoices, inventory, business history and various other important company data.
Whether it is from a rogue link, hard drive crash, power surge or even a simple drink spill, an unexpected problem can wipe out that information in just a few seconds, and if you are not prepared, it can leave you feeling helpless, and having to rebuild from scratch. More importantly, it can drastically reduce your company's productivity, and furthermore, its bottom line... even it's future success is at risk. All of these are issues that you cannot afford.
Regular backups of critical data and systems is a critical and often overlooked part of computer and network maintainence. AVC Technical Services offers a managed backup and monitoring service that will give you the capability to restore data and systems in the event of a simple deleted file or full blown catastrophe. Our backup service includes on-site backups, an option for offsite storage, and includes monitors to alert us in the event backups fail to run or complete. We do all the work... and verify that it's done right, every day.
Backup service fees are based on a various factors including how much data you will need to backup, how long you would like to keep backups, if it's on-site or in the cloud, and type of storage device. AVC managed backups work to backup servers, desktops, laptops and other mission critical devices data.
Home PC options are also available!
Remote PC & Network Monitoring
Affordable Remote Computer Repair & Proactive Monitoring
Support for home and business users
Online remote supprt is the practice of having your computer worked on by a technician over the internet. The technician can view your screen and move the mouse and keyboard safely from a remote location as easily as if he or she was there. Online computer support is FAST! It's more convenient too! Receive help quicker without having to bring your computer to our shop or wait for a tech to arrive to you. Best of all it's more affordable. Our costs are much lower than sending a tech to you…. this lets us charge you much less for the same high quality service as you would receive from an onsite technician.
This service is safe and secure. When you connect to one of our technicians, the connection is the same high level of security used when transmitting sensitive information online like when using online banking or purchasing from reputable retailer. Also, you are in complete control of the remote session and can take control of the mouse anytime or you can end the session immediately.
There are times when an online remote session will not be adequate to remedy a particular problem. In those cases you can bring your PC to our shop or we will schedule an onsite technician to be physically sent to your location.
We will always work with you to make sure you're satisfied with our work. Please understand the volatile nature of computers, and that some problems can be recurring but not necessarily due to poor service. For example some computers are reinfected with the same virus or spyware after a user repeats the same actions that got the system infected in the first place. We will work with you to complete the job to your satisfaction.
Remote PC Managment and Monitoring for home and business
What distinguishes AVC Technical Services from our competitors is our 24/7 Remote Management and Monitoring service that will monitor things like systems resources on your servers and computers in order to diagnose and resolve issues before they arise. Our system will alert our staff when a condition on your computer or computer network is triggered.. for example when you have reached 90% usage of your hard drive storage, a file backup fails or system memory is full. It will also alert us proactively about conditions that may indicate a problem or issue that could lead to a problem in the future. We can configure our monitors on a number of diffrent criteria and peripherals like printers, backup hard drives, tablets, websites, email service, etc. . .
When an alert is triggered we are immeadiately notified and our technical staff works to proactively resolve the issue, many times before it causes down time or malfunction.
Our extensive system also allows us remote access to your systems with your approval so that we can respond quickly without you having to wait for a technician to arrive on-site. Remote access also allows us access your systems after business hours so that our maintenance crew can run administrative and preventive maintenance task during off peak hours to allow you to operate uninterrupted more of the time.
We integrate our Remote Monitoring and Management Services into our other managed service offerings providing an integrated solution or if you prefer, as a stand alone service.
This service helps businesses of all sizes to REDUCE IT operating costs, identify and resolve network issues before they occur; decrease downtime and increase user productivity; Better manage computer assets; mprove the reliability and security of your network.
Our Remote Management and Monitoring Service is affordable for every business or residental computer user, costing only pennies per day for a PC!
Computer Repair & Support
On Site Computer Repair & Services
On-site computer services are available to business and residential customers and include any number of things, like hardware replacement or repair, hardware upgrades and Internet or networking issues, virus and malware removal and much more.
Some of our customers use our on-site computer service to supplement their own staff or even other support arrangments that do not fully cover their computer systems, servers, network or other portions of their IT needs. For many other businesses without any on site support staff or service agreement they need on-site service for computers or other hardware, servers and firewalls in their offices or just a simple one time computer repair at home.
We make "house calls"!
We can dispatch a technician to your home or workplace many times within a matter of hours. Our experienced technicians provide assistance in a wide variety of categories. We can help you get your computer or network up and running immediately! Below are a few of the services we provide:
Home and Business Computer Repair and Services
Whether your computer is running slowly or recently crashed, we can help you get back on track. However, we also set up programs like email, configure hardware such as cameras, scanners, printers, and even iPods. We service all computer desktop and laptop brands, for both the PC and MAC operating systems.
Did you know that viruses and spyware can wreak havoc on your hard drive, take over your computer and even make you prone to fraudulent activity on your bank account? Our crews cannot only remove any threats from your system, but will also install the proper software to prevent another attack from happening in the future.
While a wireless network helps keep your home or office connected, an unsecure one can leave you prone to security problems. We will not only help you configure your wireless router and adapter, but we will also secure your network, and show you how to use the new network and prevent any vulnerabilities.
Your computer is likely filled with important documents, emails, picture and other files that help keep your houshold or company running. But what would happen if all of that data disappeared? AVC Technical Services can not only help you recover your lost files, but also keep that from happening again with in-expensive backup options you can't afford not to have.
Business Specific Computer Repair and Services
In this, the digital age, everything moves at breakneck speed. For a company, time is money, so a network or server outage could result in lost business. AVC Technical Services can help you get back on track fast with our reliable and highly experienced business computer support staff. With a quick email or phone call, we schedule one of our technicians to your business usually in just a few hours. We can troubleshoot and repair your computer issues, and take preventative measures to monitor your hardware and block out any unwanted problems, including spyware and viruses. We can also help setup your email and computer hardware.
Let us help guide you with any questions about your network's servers, including what you may need to purchase, and how to make sure it is not only properly installed but also safe. Employing even one full time IT staff member can be very expensive and not as efficient as using our Managed IT Solutions. We can offer a complete IT department for a fraction of the cost of a single employee.
Your company's data is critical and in many cases confidential. We offer extensive backup solutions to help keep any important data secure, where we design a complete backup system to ensure the safety of any information.
We offer many other services specifically for businesses so contact us today for more information!
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WILLIAMSON - "I am shocked beyond belief about the allegations made against me in the Federal Information Order released this morning," stated Mingo County Prosecuting Attorney, C. Michael Sparks, during an exclusive interview with the Williamson Daily News.
"I firmly deny playing any part in this alleged conspiracy, I had absolutely nothing to do with this."
Sparks was speaking about allegations made against him by the U.S. Attorney's office concerning a scheme to keep a defendant indicted on drug charges from communicating with federal agents, to discuss information regarding alleged illegal drug buys made by the late Sheriff, Eugene Crum.
"This meeting they are referring to in the Information Order did not take place with me present," said Sparks. "If the meeting did occur, I can assure you that I was not present."
George White, who was indicted and arrested in January of this year after a controlled drug buy was made by an undercover informant at his place of business, was supposedly offered a lighter prison sentence if he agreed to fire his attorney, Charles "Butch" West, and replace him with an attorney (Ron Rumora) that was favored by the Judge, Sparks, Sheriff Crum and Commissioner David Baisden, and have no further dealing with the FBI.
"The deal that George White got was the deal that was offered to him in January," said the prosecutor. "I told his family then that he would have to agree to plead guilty to two felony drug charges as well as a substantial forfeiture, and that is exactly what happened. White pled guilty to two felony charges and agreed to forfeit $10,000 and was sentenced to prison."
"I fully expected Judge Thornsbury to engage in dishonest measures and to make false allegations against me, to exact vengeance against me in retaliation for my cooperation with his federal investigation. With that being said, I pray that the U.S. Attorney's office will realize that in Thornsbury has every reason in the world to try to bury me."
"I have witnesses that were in my office at the times the discussions about White took place. I in no way participated in a conspiracy to violate this defendant's rights or agreed to a lighter sentence."
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Sparks went on to say that Thornsbury is known for his attempts to frame people.
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MOREPsychiatry: Center for Nicotine and Tobacco Use Research at Yale (CENTURY); Specialized Center of Research (SCOR) on Sex and Gender Factors Affecting Women's Health; Psychology Section; Women's Behavioral Health Research, Division of; Yale Translational Center to Develop Gender-Sensitive Treatment for Tobacco Dependence
Carolyn M. Mazure is the Norma Weinberg Spungen and Joan Lebson Bildner Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology. She created and directs Yale's interdisciplinary research center on health and gender - Women's Health Research at Yale.
Dr. Mazure's contributions in women's health began with her own internationally recognized research in the field of depression. Focusing on the prominent gender differences in this disorder, Dr. Mazure developed new approaches for examining risk factors for depression, and was the first to demonstrate how stress is a more potent pathway to depression in women than men.
Understanding the value of uncovering gender differences in the field of depression, combined with recognizing that such data are sorely lacking across many fields of biomedical research, Dr. Mazure designed and launched Women's Health Research at Yale. Since its inception in 1998, Women's Health Research at Yale has initiated new studies designed to answer important health questions for women, provided health data of practical benefit to the community, built new research collaborations across the nation, and launched new investigators into careers dedicated to studying gender-specific aspects of health.
Since Women's Health Research at Yale was founded in 1998, it has provided more than $4.6 million in "seed" money to fund investigators studying some of the most important health concerns of women today, including breast cancer and ovarian cancer, depression, osteoporosis and smoking cessation. These investigators have used the results of their studies to obtain more than $56 million of external grants to continue their research – a testament to the strength of their work.
Currently, Dr, Mazure also is the Scientific Director for Yale's National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded Specialized Center of Research to develop gender-sensitive treatment for tobacco dependence, and an Investigator on a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs-funded study of post-deployment readjustment of women combat veterans to civilian life. In addition, Dr. Mazure is training the next generation of scientists as the Principal Investigator of an NIH-funded Junior Faculty Training Grant in Women's Health Research.
Her awards for innovations in women's health research include the Marion Spencer Fay Award from the Institute for Women's Health and Leadership, the Elizabeth Blackwell Award from the National Organization for Women, and the Distinguished Leadership Award for Scholarship from the American Psychological Association. Dr. Mazure has testified to the U.S. Congress on the importance of women's health research, served on the planning committee for the first White House Conference on Mental Health, and was a Public Health Policy Fellow in the U.S. House of Representatives.
- Ph.D., Penn State University/University Park , 1980
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- Arnsten A, Mazure CM, Sinha R. This is your brain in meltdown. Scientific American, 306(4): 48-53, 2012 April
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It wasn't until 2000 that he gained major notoriety as an actor, with roles in films like 'Amores Perros' and 'Y Tu Mama Tambien.' You might have also seen him in 'The Motorcycle Diaries,' in which he played notorious revolutionary Che Guevara. Or maybe in the whimsical rom-com-drama 'The Science of Sleep.' Or in the prestigious drama 'Babel' with Brad Pitt.
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by Anne Marie Roderick | November 2012
Leila Sansour, Catholic Palestinian film director and founder of the nonprofit Open Bethlehem
Bio: Catholic Palestinian film director and founder of the nonprofit Open Bethlehem.
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1. How did Open Bethlehem get started?
Growing up in Bethlehem, I always wanted to leave. I settled in London, but when events started becoming worse and worse in the region, I wanted to do something. So I went back and started working on a film. My cousin encouraged me and said, "Look at what's happening to our city. Why don't you do more than just a film?" And so together, in 2005, we started a campaign called Open Bethlehem.
2. What is its main goal?
The idea is to use Bethlehem as a doorway into the region. We created the Bethlehem Passport, which is like an honorary citizenship, inviting people to partake in the town that stands for joy and goodwill to all. The passport is an appeal to everybody to do something to help bring peace to the Middle East. We aim mostly at educating people abroad—policymakers, the media, and church leaders—about the plight of Bethlehem, its Christian community, and the diversity of the city.
3. What's the focus of your documentary Operation Bethlehem?
It's about how and why we created this campaign. There were a lot of people that I loved in this town that were no longer there because Israel started building the wall. That became a big challenge to the community, so I wanted to remember their legacy.
It also shows how I decided to stay. In choosing this, I realized I was not a captive in Bethlehem. It was a liberating thought. The film documented all this and became much bigger than I thought it would be. We are releasing the film in the U.K. this Christmas and in the U.S. in December 2013.
4. What role has your Catholic faith played in your work?
I always feel that my work is a kind of a prayer, a way of saying that I don't want to have feelings of hatred or anger. And the only way I don't is by working. When I get very frustrated with my work, I think of it as a prayer and focus on the love.
5. What is your vision for justice in Palestine?
I think that in the end there has to be dignity for both peoples. The Palestinians deserve the right to a sovereign nation with a contiguous territory, not just pockets where they live. If the Palestinians have that, real peace and goodwill can be forged between both peoples. The final aspiration is that we can live in this area and share it.
6. What gives you the most hope in this work?
The situation on the ground in Palestine and Israel is just so bad. Rather than feeling weak, angry, and disempowered, I believe strongly that we can do it. When you find the will in yourself and you see it in your partners, you feel that there must be a way. Some people are very pessimistic and say, "Nothing will succeed." But I don't want to believe it for a second.
—Interview by Anne Marie Roderick
Anne Marie Roderick, a former editorial assistant at Sojourners, is a student at Union Theological Seminary in New York.


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American Idol Live! Tour comes to the Time Warner Cable Arena at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 8, bringing with it Season 12's top 11 finalists, including winner Candace Glover. The idols will recreate memorable moments from the show as well as perform new numbers.
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Candace Glover , 23, of St. Helena Island, S.C. (winner)
The best ever? After singing The Cure's "Love Song," she received a standing ovation and broke down in tears. Judge Randy Jackson said it was one of American's Idol's best performances ever, maybe even the best on any talent show ever. The season 12 winner will release her debut album, "Music Speaks," in October.
Amber Holcomb , 18, Houston, Texas (fourth place)
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Angie Miller , 18, Beverly, Mass. (third place)
Piano woman: Miller performed her own song, "You Set Me Free," on the piano during the season's final Hollywood round and also played piano on the top 7 finalists episode. Some say she resembles Miley Cyrus. She's had one single out, called "You Set Me Free."
Burnell Taylor , 19, New Orleans (seventh place)
Biggest loser: Taylor lost 40 pounds while on American Idol. In a Billboard article, he said, he did it through "power and the treadmill. That's the only thing I did. And I just did it, you know, for 90 minutes; two times a day ' cause I was very dedicated, determined that I was going to lose it."
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Russell Train, a leading American conservationist who helped craft some of the nation's enduring environmental laws, died Monday at age 92.
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said late Monday that as a leader with the federal agency at the time it was just starting under the Nixon administration, Train helped set the path for the ongoing work of the agency.
"His years with the agency saw landmark environmental achievements whose impacts are still felt," Jackson said in a statement, citing laws such as the Toxic Substance Control Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act, which helps protect the nation's water.
Train came to symbolize the bipartisan nature of the environmental movement more than 40 years ago when many conservatives were enthusiastic advocates of environmentalism.
Train was appointed by President Dwight Eisenhower to the bench of the Tax Court in 1957. The Washington Post said that around that time he and his wife took two safari expeditions to East Africa and the experiences had an impact on him that lasted throughout his life.
In 1965, he left the Tax Court to take over the presidency of the Conservation Foundation, a research and education organization.
Newly elected President Richard Nixon named him undersecretary of the Interior Department and in 1970 he became the first chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality, an advisory group to the president. The EPA was started in 1970 and William Ruckelshaus was its first administrator. When Ruckelshaus left to take over the FBI during the Watergate scandal, Train was chosen to lead the EPA.
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On a cold December day last year, eight-year-old Hennessy came to us limping and suffering from multiple untreated conditions. In January our veterinarians repaired her torn ACL and gave her other treatment she needed. Almost two months after arriving at the ASPCA, Hennessy was ready for adoption.
But though she's one of the world's most loyal, sweet-natured and easy-to-care-for dogs, Hennessy has been waiting almost 10 months to find a home. She needs to be an only dog and she takes two medications (though they're inexpensive and she takes them so nicely!), and that means lots of people pass her by without noticing how great she is.
How great, you ask? Hennessy's biggest fan at the Adoption Center, Behavior Department Manager Marny Nofi, says Hennessy is housetrained, smart, quick to bond, and very eager to please. And while she has some pep in her step, she's a fairly low-key dog who loves to lounge around with something good to chew on—perfect for city, country or suburban life.
Like most adopters, Marny didn't notice Hennessy's particular charms at first—then she started working with her for our talent show.
"Right away, I knew she was special. In just two short sessions, she already was catching on to the tricks I was teaching her." Marny says. "You know she loves you back when she does her little dance when you go to see her: She'll hop around in a circle with a big goofy smile on her face."
"I expect she'll be a very polite and easy dog in the house," Marny tells us, adding, "How can you not get hooked on a dog that shouts 'I love you!' in her behavior every time you see her?"
We don't know, Marny! All Hennessy really wants is a family (teens and up without other dogs, please) and we know they're out there. We're hoping you'll help us find them.
This diamond in the rough needs a home, and she doesn't deserve to keep waiting. So start sharing, tweeting and emailing! It worked for Britney, Reina, Tammy, Spruce and many other ASPCA pets. Let's make it work for Hennessy!
please someone out there give this precious doggie a great home everyone needs a great home,family and some 1 special to love them praying some 1 can help:) god bless.
Beautiful story.. Hoping this loving dog gets a loving family. I read these stories all the time and it breaks my heart. I have 2 cats at home, so unfortunately I wouldn't be able to take this pup in. I love the work that the ASPCA does for these animals. So nice to see people with such kind hearts. Keep up the great work!
What a Sweet story on Hennessy. I would definately adopt her but I live out of state & I have a almost 7 year old Lhasa Apso. I think it's Great that You all @ the ASPCA gives out Excellent Info. on who, other pets, etc. that CAN adopt the dog that is featured!! WAY TO GO!!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!!
Where are you located. I know a perfect family for Hennessey. Let me know.
This dog is special! I hope she someone loving adopts her soon! Wish I could. :( But I'm praying for you, sweet Hennessey!
Interesting! I'm glad that Hennessy is doing well in his new home!


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Pfeiffer Tennis Rolls Past Catawba as Men Score 8-1 Win while Lady Falcons Pick Up 6-3 Victory
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Host Pfeiffer University took a pair of victories over Catawba College in non-conference tennis action on Wednesday afternoon. The Falcon men rolled 8-1 while the Lady Falcons secured a 6-3 win at the Knapp Tennis Center. The men improve to 3-2 overall winning their third-straight while the ladies move to 3-3.
Pfeiffer took a 2-1 lead after doubles before sweeping all six singles matches. Ben Hunter and Loic Minery won a tight 8-6 battle at #1 doubles while Sebastian Wernecke and Ethan Lyon cruised 8-2 at #3. In singles, all six Falcons won in straight-sets as Luis Villalta and Lyon needed tiebreakers in the second-set to hold on for victory.
On the ladies side, Pfeiffer swept all three doubles matches led by an 8-2 win by Taylor Lindsay and Valeria Mendoza at number one. Hannah Watson and Chelsi Haefele at #2 and Briana Oliver and Melinda Athay at #3 each needed narrow 8-6 victories to put Pfeiffer up 3-0.
In singles, Lindsay, Watson and Mendoza would all win in straight-sets and Lindsay went 7-5, 7-5; Watson three and two while Mendoza rolled four and three.
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Newborns are routinely screened at birth for a variety of diseases, but tests results can sometimes take up to two weeks. For some conditions that are quickly treatable time isn't as critical, but 10 to 14 days for other test results might mean the difference between life and death.
And there are thousand of genetic diseases that newborns are not tested for, that if known about early, could help doctors provide quicker and better care.
Something amazing is happening in genetic DNA mapping that could change newborn testing forever.
Scientists have found a way to decode babies' DNA in just days instead of weeks.
In a small but significant study, researchers at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri mapped the DNA of five children. While the study couldn't be completed in time to save the children, the results were very promising.
By year's end the hospital plans to begin routine gene mapping in its neonatal intensive care unit. It may also offer testing for babies elsewhere, while further studies continue, said Dr. Stephen Kingsmore, director of the pediatric genome center at Children's Mercy.
"For the first time, we can actually deliver genome information in time to make a difference," predicted Kingsmore, whose team reported the method in the journal Science Translational Medicine.
Even if the diagnosis is a lethal disease, "the family will at least have an answer. They won't have false hope," he added.
The idea is to combine faster gene-analyzing machinery with new computer software that, at the push of a few buttons, uses a baby's symptoms to zero in on the most suspicious mutations. The hope would be to start treatment earlier, or avoid futile care for lethal illnesses.
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BESSEMER CITY – The two most accomplished teams in Bessemer City High history and the school's highest scorers were honored Friday night in a celebration of Yellow Jackets basketball history.
While the school has never won a state title in the sport, it has had two N.C. Class 2A runners-up – in 1972 and in 1991.
Three members of the 1972 team and its coach, Jackson Parker, were on hand for Friday's ceremony and six members of the 1991 team and its head coach (Marty Hatchell) and assistant coach (Hardin Davis) attended.
The 1972 Yellow Jackets finished with a school-best 22-1 record after becoming Bessemer City's first and only unbeaten league champion (12-0) when it won the Little Five championship.
Parker was in the final season of an 18-year tenure in which he won a school-record 223 games and only Wake Forest-Rolesville beat the Yellow Jackets in the title game that season.
But the 54-53 defeat has hardly dimmed the significance of that year's accomplishments.
"They played well together," Parker said. "It didn't matter who scored because they weren't selfish at all."
Four Yellow Jackets – Reggie Wideman, O'landa Alexander, Theo Smith and Donnell Camp – were named all-conference that season and the team's fifth starter, Goldie Byers, would become a 1,000-point career scorer during his senior season in 1974.
"Those kinds of years don't come around all that often, so it was definitely an enjoyable experience," said Parker, who guided six teams to conference tournament titles, including a 1957 team that advanced to the N.C. 1A state tournament quarterfinals. "We were always a good tournament team and the kids took great pride in that tradition."
Camp, Byers and Roger Lomick were at Friday's ceremony with recent health issues keeping Theo Smith and Clarence Alexander from attending. Camp (Barber-Scotia, Voorhees) and Byers (Pensacola, Fla. JC) were eventual collegians on the 1972 Bessemer City team.
The 1991 Yellow Jackets set school records for overall (24) and conference (14) victories and featured a future major-league baseball player in Kevin Millwood and four other eventual college players – Qwame Jackson (Wingate), John Kaiser (North Carolina JV), Vida Merritt (Greensboro College) and Chris Woods (Greensboro College).
Hatchell says he'll always remember the team's never-say-die spirit that was best embodied by the three rallies the team made to make it to the state championship at the University of North Carolina's Smith Center.
"That Western final at Lenoir-Rhyne against Bandys is still one of the most amazing games I've ever seen," said Hatchell, who guided Bessemer City to 182 wins in 13 seasons before leaving for Ashbrook in 1998. "I watch it about once a year and I still say you had to be there to believe it."
Bessemer City, which had rallied from second-half deficits of 11 (Newton-Conover) and 13 (Ledford) to advance to the Western championship game against Bandys, trailed the Trojans by nine points with 52 seconds left.
But Millwood, Jackson and Merritt hit huge shots in the final minute, including Merritt's game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer to complete the comeback for a 71-69 victory.
Jackson, Kaiser, Merritt, Millwood, Woods and Bennie Roper attended Friday's ceremony.
The school also honored its 1,000-point boys and girls scorers.
Sid Woody (1957), Tony Byers (1970), Goldie Byers (1974), Millwood (1993), Chris Edwards (2002), Marcus Barnette (2004), Donald Wade (2008) and current player Brad James were the boys 1,000-point scorers in attendance, while Wanda Brown (1980), Sheila Mackey (1982), Kychelle Collins (1999), Shameka Smith (2002), Monica Adams (2004) and Janaura Sellers (2010) were the girls 1,000-point scorers to attend.
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Classes and Objects
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Not much of a tutorial, eh? The Java docs provided by Sun read like stereo instructions - it's the main reason why I've stayed away from Java for so long. Having the tutorial just point to the Sun docs defeats the whole point I see behind Groovy - making it less like Java and more like Ruby (and languages like it). It's the only reason why I'm even LOOKING at Groovy.
Thats got to be one of the most obtuse examples of describing the difference between a 'class' and an 'oject' that I've ever seen!
How about the simple: Dog is an example of a class, whereas Rover is an object (of class Dog)
So... I came here to see how class definition was the same or different than Java class definition. I already know what a blinkin' class is.
static/private/protected syntax?
main method/constructor syntax?
class/instance variable syntax?
Opening the definition of an existing class or instance and adding stuff?
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It is nice to have a break from the unrelenting overbearing high temperatures. Most of the corn is harvested and yields are all over the place -– from 0 bu./acre to a small section in a lower creek bed grossing 100 bu./acre. Biggest issue is aflotixin –- seems there is no consistency with the sampling and dockings are taking huge tolls on loads.
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View from 60 feet up. We finished last silo on Saturday.
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-- Northern Coles County, Ill.
This year started with a bang again and we were off to a flyer on the Eyre Peninsula, the rest of the state was either too wet or too dry. There were two schools of thought this year, some farmers went in early and those crops are looking good. Then there's the farmers who went in late looking for a good weed kill, and those crops will need a big finish to get over the line. Of late, the rains have stopped, since early August was the last decent rain event. There was good subsoil moisture for crops to call upon this season, which they would've sucked on a fair chunk of that by now, makes you wonder what is left?
All in all, we at worst on the E.P. should be looking at an average year. I notice ABARE, our version of USDA, has pegged our wheat crop at 26 mmt, some private analysts have it currently pegged at 24-25 mmt. I go with the later. Our spring can be severe and we are already experiencing warm windy days. (Read more wheat-related comments at AgWeb's www.VirtualWheatTour.com)
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Higher gas costs drove U.S. wholesale prices up last month. But excluding the big jump in gas, inflation was mostly tame. The Labor Department said Thursday that the producer price index rose 0.4 percent in February. Food prices declined to offset some of the increase in energy costs.Oil and gas prices have surged since the beginning of the year. The average retail price for a gallon of gas was $3.81 on Wednesday, according to AAA. That's 50 cents higher than a month ago.The Fed highlighted the increase in gas prices on Tuesday after its one-day policy meeting. Policymakers said they expect rising energy prices to temporarily raise inflation.The Fed also repeated its plan to keep its benchmark interest rate near zero until at least 2014, a sign that it is not concerned about out-of-c
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Men's Cross Country Selected #10 in Conference Carolinas Coaches Poll
August 30, 2011
HIGH POINT, N.C. - For the fourth consecutive year, Queens University of Charlotte men's cross country team has been selected as the top team in the coaches' preseason poll. The Royals are looking to not only duplicate their 2010 performance, but improve upon their 12th place national championship finish. Mount Olive and Lees-McRae round out the top three while Pfeiffer University came in at #10.
Queens is in the hunt for its fourth Conference Carolinas Championship in five years, fifth consecutive Southeast Region Championship and its first NCAA National Team Championship. 2010 was an exciting year as senior Michael Crouch captured the first Queens and first Conference Carolinas cross country individual championship title.
First-Team All-Conference performers sophomore Felix Duchampt and graduate student Simon Stuetzel will lead the Royals in 2011. Both Duchampt and Stuetzel competed in the 2010 National Championship and will provide leadership to the team . Key returners are Benny Perez, Stefan Liotchev and Michael Hicks, while newcomers Chris Vilela and Chris Enriquez will bolster the team's depth.
Mount Olive College returns its top five finishers from last year's Conference Carolinas Men's Cross Country Championships where the Trojans finished in second place. All-Conference performers Dalton Souza, Ronnie Sturgill and Paul Hoffman all broke a 10-year-old school record for the fastest time in the 8k at last year's conference championship. Jamar Davis also earned All-Conference Carolinas honors last year, while Kerry Maloney was a 2009 All-Conference performer.
Lees-McRae College will look to build on the success of last season after finishing third at the Conference Carolinas Championships, and eighth at the Southeast Regional Championships. The Bobcats are third in the poll and face a demanding schedule this fall, but hope to rely on a strong returning core to carry them through the season and mentor a gifted group of newcomers. Senior Craig Simpkins who finished sixth at the conference championships last season with a school-record time, is joined by fellow seniors Luke Anton and Connor Gray to lead the veteran core for the Bobcats.
King finished fourth in the poll with Belmont Abbey fifth followed by Limestone, Erskine, Barton, Coker, Pfeiffer, and North Greenville respectively rounding-out the poll standings.
Conference Carolinas Men's Cross Country
(# of First Place Votes in Parenthesis)
1. Queens - (10) 100
2. Mount Olive - 81
3. Lees-McRae - 73
4. King - 71
5. Belmont Abbey - (1) 62
6. Limestone - 58
7. Erskine - 50
8. Barton - 36
9. Coker - 30
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- SaffaKate said...
YAY, you made it!
I loved Parent Trap as a kid. I had recorded it off the TV onto VHS tape and even cut out pictures of the movie from the newspaper to decorate the tape cover. THAT is how cool I am.
- June 28, 2011 at 1:01 PM
- vintch said...
glad you got to your destination safely and enjoyed some yummy snacks. there's just something so classic about them! and ha! those texts are perfect.
- June 28, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Nadiine said...
ahaa! I love that you know that fact! Glad you got there safe and lucky you to have a whole row to yourself :)
- June 28, 2011 at 1:12 PM
- Nadiine said...
ahaa! I love that you know that fact! Glad you got there safe and lucky you to have a whole row to yourself :)
- June 28, 2011 at 1:12 PM
- Ashley Sloan said...
Haha funny. I'm sure that person loved you looking at "them". And it is so hard to leave the dogs in the carriers on the plane! I always want to take mine out! Too bad you couldn't play with the Maltese!
Ashley Sloan
- June 28, 2011 at 2:14 PM
- Ruby Girl said...
You ARE hilarious :) love the little text blurps. Have fun in Alaska!!
- June 28, 2011 at 3:19 PM
- Sara Shoemaker said...
I LOVE parent trap. so so cute and I love all versions haha. glad you got there safely!! those texts are hilare.
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- June 28, 2011 at 3:43 PM
- Kristie Was Here said...
Animal crackers? Really?? Too funny! And your memory of those crazy facts is quite amazing. If you're ever in a game show where that stuff is celebrated--my money is on you!
- June 28, 2011 at 3:56 PM
- Swirls of Happy said...
You rock! Love your blog...glad you made it safe :) Have a blast! Xo
- June 28, 2011 at 4:01 PM
- Claire said...
hi! this made me lol, loveing your blog girlie! Alaska! Fun!
- June 28, 2011 at 4:40 PM
- Alexis Kaye said...
hooray! Glad you landed safe! have a fun trip girlfriend!
- June 28, 2011 at 4:52 PM
- Shelby said...
lol you are hilarious and so cute! i wish i had a memory for useless information... its always so funny and interesting to be around someone that does! hope you have a wonderful time in alaska, can't' wait to see photos (i hope you see aurora borealis) <3shelby
- June 28, 2011 at 7:20 PM
- Renee B. said...
Yay for safe travels!!! And I've got a box of animal crackers safely waiting for your return. I'm serious woman!!! Btw. Love Hayley Mills and the Parent Trap! So good! :) Have fun!!!
- June 28, 2011 at 7:44 PM
- -The Frog Princess- said...
Long Beach is kind of a scary airport! haha But I kind of love it :) have fun!
- June 28, 2011 at 7:56 PM
- The Many Colours of Happiness said...
So glad you got there safely!!!! And yay for Animal Crackers!! What an awesome snack :)
- June 28, 2011 at 8:06 PM
- Becca and Derek said...
I was born in the LBC- I adore that airport! And yes, it is the one in the parent trap! Good times down memory lane!
- June 28, 2011 at 9:10 PM
- Shalyn said...
Your obsession with animal crackers is amazing.
- June 28, 2011 at 9:33 PM
- Megan said...
a. i LOVE when i can score a row to myself. its the best thing EVER.
b. the fact that u knew the long beach airport was the airport in the parent trap speaks volumns about your memory skills..and your love for disney movies. i am impressed.
- June 28, 2011 at 9:53 PM
- LikeSpinningPlates said...
haha animal crackers on the plane!!?? That is the greatest thing ever. I haven't had them in forever. AND haven't seen a pay phone in forever haha.
- June 28, 2011 at 10:40 PM
- A Lost Feather said...
oh man! i wish i knew that piece of parent trap info when i was at that airport a couple of years ago! and yes... isn't it crazy how small it is?? i remember eating lunch outside next to a palm tree then walking over to the flight haha funnnyy
welcome to alaska!
- June 28, 2011 at 11:19 PM
- patience said...
this happened to me in hawaii
j said "this looks like jurassic park"
so we looked it up when we got home and it IS where jurassic park was filmed!!
but really, yours is just crazy cause that's such a petite detail (also, random: i've seen the second parent trap 22 times).
- June 29, 2011 at 1:23 AM
- Courtney Ash said...
Bahaha this post totally proves that we are meant to be besties!! I seriously couldn't stop laughing reading this because everything you said was exactly what I would do! Except sadly I would probably take the dog longing a step further and ask if I could hold it! xoxo Have an amazing trip beautiful!
- June 29, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Bonnie said...
You were at the airport in "The Parent Trap"???
P.S. Have fun in Alaska. I'm jealous again.
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- June 29, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- Grace said...
Cute text ;D
- June 29, 2011 at 8:50 AM
- ashley.warner said...
glad you made it safe to Alaska!
your photos are FAB my dear!
when you get back I really want to head up a Blogger meet-n-greet lunch or something!
waddaya think?!
- June 29, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- hannahrae said...
Hooray you made it safely!! Oh, and animal crackers are the best. I have a huge Costco sized container of them that tends to need refilling quite often..
- June 29, 2011 at 10:54 AM
- mom said...
Seiously! Animal crackers? Thats a crazy coincidence. It was meant to be. I mean flying Jet Blue.
- June 29, 2011 at 11:42 AM
- anorexicescapades.com said...
You are not alone with useless information. I was just in New Orleans and was having dinner and realized I was in the same restaurant as Ashley Judd in Double Jeopardy
- June 29, 2011 at 12:58 PM
- Sharde said...
:) made me smile.
- June 29, 2011 at 4:09 PM
- Monica Whitney said...
Oh my goodness. I had no idea it was the Long Beach airport!!
Ask the Duplex
- June 30, 2011 at 9:03 AM
- Ayan said...
you are too funny! i'm new to your blog - i love style - just going by the design of your blog! can't wait to read rest of you blog!
lots of love, ayan
- June 30, 2011 at 3:07 PM
- LaynahRose said...
lol oh my goodness. You're cracking me up. Can I be your biggest fan now? kthanks.
- June 30, 2011 at 3:51 PM


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