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Darius Rucker rolls to a win at the Grammys
Just 26 days after ringing in the New Year, 2014 proved it would be pretty memorable for Darius Rucker. That's because the South Carolina native won for Best Country Solo Performance at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, becoming only the third African American Recording act to capture a vocal performance award in a country music category.
Rucker is in good company with his recent win, joining Charley Pride and The Pointer Sisters as the other African American artists bestowed with such an honor. He took home the Gramophone thanks to his cover of Old Crow Medicine's, "Wagon Wheel," featuring backing vocals from Lady Antebellum. The song went to Number One on the Country Airplay chart back in May 2013, and Rucker's country-infused version sparked a memorable sing-along at the 2013 Academy of Country Music Awards (ACMs).
Rucker's solo stab at a country career has more than worked out … wouldn't you say? His music has become part of the heart and soul of Nashville, and as a platinum-selling entertainer he remains in high demand as a live act. His True Believers tour continues to roll along, and featured openers David Nail and The Eli Young Band from January through March. The current leg, which runs through November with plenty of overseas dates, will feature everyone from Joel Crouse and Cassadee Pope to Chase Rice and Sam Hunt on select dates.
Known as one of the true good guys in the music industry, Rucker recently hosted his fifth annual Darius and Friends benefit concert, which benefits St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. The event took place Nashville's famed Wildhorse Saloon and included plenty of artists performing for the important cause.
From Hootie and the Blowfish to fiddle and steel (Created March 6, 2013)
Darius Rucker may be forever known as the frontman of Hootie and the Blowfish, but there's another side to the artist that's winning him just as many fans. From the fiddle and steel in his music to the twang of his rich baritone, it's hard to mistake the Charleston, South Carolina native for anything but a country artist.
Rucker's career rebirth came at a time when his shift away from Hootie and the Blowfish transitioned into a solo R&B album, "Back to Then," in 2002. The album failed to chart any singles, however, and Rucker was at a professional crossroads until he inked a deal with Capitol Nashville in 2008. His first album, "Learn to Live," racked up three number-one singles – "Don't Think I Don't Think About It," "It Won't Be Like This for Long" and "Alright." The success not only made him the first African American to chart a number one country song since Charlie Pride in 1983, but helped him become the first to win the New Artist Award from the Country Music Association.
Moving away from the sentimental ballads, but keeping the fun hooks that made his first project a success, Rucker's sophomore album, "Charleston, SC 1966," was released in the fall of 2010. Critics were kind to the 'more vibrant and charming tunes' and the project was strong out of the gate with the back-to-back number one singles "Come Back Song" and "This."
On October 2, 2012, Rucker was invited to become the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry. He was inducted two weeks later. Around the same time, the promotion for his third country album began with the release of the lead single, "True Believers." The follow-up is a cover of Old Crow Medicine Show's "Wagon Wheel," with backing vocals from supergroup Lady Antebellum.
Rucker will perform at the C2C: Country to Country festival in London on March 17, 2013. In May he'll play Bayou Country Superfest at LSU's Tiger Stadium. It's all part of his True Believers tour, where he'll be joined on select dates by Rodney Atkins, Justin Moore and Jana Kramer.
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|Together, Anything's Possible
|Charleston, SC 1966
|Come Back Song
|Love Will
|Candy Cane Christmas
|Learn to Live
|Back to Then
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|Southern State Of Mind
|Might Get Lucky
|History In The Making
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Darius Rucker Tour Dates 2013
date city state venue 11/19/2013 Augusta GA James Brown Arena 11/16/2013 Battle Creek MI FireKeepers Casino 11/15/2013 Rama ON Casino Rama 10/19/2013 Alpharetta GA Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park 10/14/2013 Fresno CA Paul Paul Theatre 10/11/2013 Las Vegas NV Red Rock Casino Resort Spa 10/10/2013 Mescalero NM Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino 09/27/2013 Nashville TN Grand Ole Opry House 09/20/2013 Prior Lake MN Mystic Lake Casino Hotel 09/14/2013 Cincinnati OH The Shoe at Horseshoe Casino 09/12/2013 Kansas City KS Sporting Park 09/06/2013 Pittsburgh PA Stage AE 09/05/2013 Glen Allen VA Innsbrook After Hours at Snagajob Pavilion 09/01/2013 Ridgeland MS C Spire Green Space at Renaissance 08/31/2013 Biloxi MS Beau Rivage Resort and Casino 08/30/2013 Robinsonville MS Gold Strike Casino Resort 08/16/2013 Lancaster CA Antelope Valley Fair 08/15/2013 Paso Robles CA Vina Robles Amphitheatre 08/10/2013 Atlantic City NJ House of Blues Atlantic City 08/09/2013 Bethlehem PA Sands Steel Stage at PNC Plaza 08/03/2013 Detroit Lakes MN Soo Pass Ranch 08/02/2013 Council Bluffs IA Stir Cove At Harrahs 08/01/2013 Detroit Lakes MN Soo Pass Ranch 07/16/2013 Nashville TN Grand Ole Opry House 07/13/2013 Schaghticoke NY Schaghticoke Fairgrounds 07/12/2013 Pomona NY Provident Bank Park 07/06/2013 Paso Robles CA Vina Robles Amphitheatre 06/30/2013 Clarkston MI DTE Energy Music Theatre 06/29/2013 Normal IL The Corn Crib 06/28/2013 Highland Park IL Ravinia Pavilion 06/27/2013 Toledo OH Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre 06/22/2013 Gilford NH Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion at Meadowbrook 06/21/2013 Bangor ME Darling's Waterfront Pavilion 06/20/2013 West Long Branch NJ The MAC at Monmouth University 06/15/2013 Baltimore MD Pier Six Concert Pavilion 06/14/2013 Buffalo NY Coca-Cola Field 06/09/2013 Grand Prairie TX Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie 06/06/2013 Morrison CO Red Rocks Amphitheatre 06/03/2013 Nashville TN Wildhorse Saloon 06/01/2013 Virginia Beach VA 5th Street Beach Stage 05/31/2013 Simpsonville SC Charter Amphitheatre at Heritage Park 05/30/2013 Greensboro NC White Oak Amphitheatre 05/26/2013 Bossier City LA Dare Dayclub 05/25/2013 Baton Rouge LA LSU Tiger Stadium 05/25/2013 Baton Rouge LA LSU Tiger Stadium 05/22/2013 Los Angeles CA Jimmy Kimmel Live Outdoor Stage 05/19/2013 Knoxville TN Knoxville Civic Auditorium 05/18/2013 Alpharetta GA Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park 05/17/2013 Savannah GA Martin Luther King Jr. Arena 05/10/2013 Pensacola FL Pensacola Bay Center 05/09/2013 Estero FL Germain Arena 04/26/2013 Indio CA Empire Polo Field 04/26/2013 Bakersfield CA Bakersfield Fox Theater 04/25/2013 Stockton CA Bob Hope Theatre 04/13/2013 North Myrtle Beach SC House of Blues Myrtle Beach 03/22/2013 Cherokee NC Harrah's Cherokee Resort Event Center 03/17/2013 London The O2 03/16/2013 London The O2 03/08/2013 Catoosa OK The Joint - Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa 02/23/2013 San Antonio TX AT&T Center
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date city state venue 12/01/2012 Jacksonville FL Times Union Ctr Perf Arts Moran Theater 11/27/2012 North Charleston SC North Charleston Performing Arts Center 10/26/2012 Columbia SC Tin Roof 10/14/2012 Maryville TN Theater in the Park Maryville 10/13/2012 Biloxi MS Hard Rock Live Biloxi 10/12/2012 Baton Rouge LA L'Auberge Casino & Hotel Baton Rouge 10/02/2012 Nashville TN Grand Ole Opry House 09/22/2012 Cooperstown NY Brewery Ommegang 09/22/2012 Honolulu HI Blaisdell Arena 09/21/2012 Norfolk VA Chrysler Hall 09/20/2012 Crewe VA Hooper Park 09/15/2012 Westbury NY NYCB Theatre at Westbury 09/14/2012 Holyoke MA Mountain Park 09/13/2012 Morristown NJ Mayo Performing Arts Center 09/08/2012 Red Bank NJ Count Basie Theatre 09/06/2012 Hampton NH Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom 09/02/2012 Cohasset MA South Shore Music Circus 09/01/2012 Cohasset MA South Shore Music Circus 08/31/2012 Hyannis MA Cape Cod Melody Tent 08/30/2012 Hyannis MA Cape Cod Melody Tent 08/25/2012 Onamia MN Grand Casino Mille Lacs Event Center 08/24/2012 Wisconsin Dells WI Crystal Grand Music Theatre 08/23/2012 Columbus OH Lifestyle Communities Pavilion 08/22/2012 Grand Rapids MI Frederik Meijer Gardens 08/05/2012 Tulalip WA Tulalip Amphitheatre 08/04/2012 Airway Heights WA Northern Quest Resort & Casino 07/24/2012 Dallas TX House of Blues Dallas 07/22/2012 Bristow VA Jiffy Lube Live 07/20/2012 Nashville TN Grand Ole Opry House 07/03/2012 Scottsdale AZ Salt River Fields at Talking Stick 06/29/2012 Maryland Heights MO Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre 06/28/2012 Southaven MS BankPlus Amphitheater at Snowden Grove 06/27/2012 North Little Rock AR Verizon Arena 06/24/2012 Noblesville IN Klipsch Music Center 06/23/2012 Greenville SC Bon Secours Wellness Arena 06/22/2012 Duluth GA Gwinnett Center 06/21/2012 Pelham AL Oak Mountain Amphitheatre 06/16/2012 Toronto ON Molson Canadian Amphitheatre 06/15/2012 Kanata ON Canadian Tire Centre 06/14/2012 Montreal QC Bell Centre 06/13/2012 Bethel NY Bethel Woods Center For The Arts 06/13/2012 Bethel NY Bethel Woods Center For The Arts 06/10/2012 Virginia Beach VA Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach 06/09/2012 Charlotte NC PNC Music Pavilion 06/08/2012 Raleigh NC Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek 06/04/2012 Nashville TN Wildhorse Saloon 06/02/2012 Burgettstown PA First Niagara Pavilion 06/02/2012 Burgettstown PA First Niagara Pavilion 06/01/2012 Cuyahoga Falls OH Blossom Music Center 06/01/2012 Cuyahoga Falls OH Blossom Music Center 05/31/2012 Cincinnati OH Riverbend Music Center 05/23/2012 Augusta GA James Brown Arena 05/22/2012 Augusta GA James Brown Arena 05/20/2012 Columbia MD Merriweather Post Pavilion 05/20/2012 Cincinnati OH Riverbend Music Center 05/19/2012 Noblesville IN Klipsch Music Center 05/19/2012 Camden NJ Susquehanna Bank Center 05/19/2012 Camden NJ Susquehanna Bank Center 05/18/2012 Maryland Heights MO Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre 05/18/2012 Hartford CT Xfinity Theatre 05/18/2012 Hartford CT Xfinity Theatre 05/12/2012 West Palm Beach FL Coral Sky Amphitheatre 05/12/2012 West Palm Beach FL Coral Sky Amphitheatre 05/11/2012 Tampa FL MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre at the Florida State Fairgrounds 05/11/2012 Tampa FL MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre at the Florida State Fairgrounds 05/10/2012 Jacksonville FL Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena 05/06/2012 Hershey PA Giant Center 05/05/2012 Worcester MA DCU Center 05/04/2012 New York NY Radio City Music Hall 05/03/2012 New York NY Radio City Music Hall 04/28/2012 Raleigh NC Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek 04/27/2012 Charlotte NC PNC Music Pavilion 04/26/2012 Virginia Beach VA Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach 04/07/2012 Norman OK Lloyd Noble Center 04/06/2012 Kansas City MO Sprint Center 04/05/2012 Moline IL i wireless Center 03/31/2012 Las Vegas NV Mandalay Bay Events Center 03/29/2012 Sacramento CA Sleep Train Arena 03/28/2012 Fresno CA Save Mart Center 03/24/2012 Chula Vista CA Sleep Train Amphitheatre 03/24/2012 Chula Vista CA Sleep Train Amphitheatre 03/23/2012 San Jose CA SAP Center 03/21/2012 Eugene OR Matthew Knight Arena 03/20/2012 Seattle WA Key Arena 03/19/2012 Vancouver BC Pacific Coliseum 03/17/2012 Edmonton AB Rexall Place 03/16/2012 Calgary AB Scotiabank Saddledome 03/14/2012 Saskatoon SK SaskTel Centre 03/13/2012 Winnipeg MB MTS Centre 03/11/2012 Minneapolis MN Target Center 03/10/2012 Council Bluffs IA Mid America Center 03/09/2012 Rosemont IL Allstate Arena 03/03/2012 Columbus GA Columbus Civic Center 03/02/2012 New Orleans LA UNO Lakefront Arena 03/01/2012 Biloxi MS Hard Rock Live Biloxi 02/26/2012 Evansville IN Ford Center 02/25/2012 Auburn Hills MI The Palace of Auburn Hills 02/22/2012 Nashville TN Nashville Municipal Auditorium 02/18/2012 Dallas TX American Airlines Center 02/15/2012 Denver CO Pepsi Center 02/14/2012 Salt Lake City UT EnergySolutions Arena 02/13/2012 North Charleston SC North Charleston Performing Arts Center 02/04/2012 University Park PA Bryce Jordan Center 02/03/2012 Huntington WV Big Sandy Superstore Arena 01/29/2012 Bloomington IL US Cellular Coliseum 01/28/2012 Des Moines IA Wells Fargo Arena 01/27/2012 Tulsa OK BOK Center 01/22/2012 Easton PA State Theatre 01/21/2012 New Brunswick NJ Ukrainian Museum 01/20/2012 Wilkes-Barre PA Kirby Center 01/19/2012 Springfield OH Clark State Community College
Darius Rucker Tour Dates 2011
date city state venue 12/02/2011 Nashville TN Ryman Auditorium 11/12/2011 North Charleston SC North Charleston Coliseum 11/11/2011 Fayetteville NC Crown Complex 11/10/2011 Cullowhee NC Ramsey Regional Activity Center 11/06/2011 Rochester MN Mayo Civic Center Presentation Hall 11/05/2011 DeKalb IL NIU Convocation Center 11/04/2011 Saginaw MI Dow Event Center 10/30/2011 Temecula CA Pechanga Entertainment Center 10/28/2011 Laughlin NV Harrah's Laughlin Rio Vista Ampitheatre 10/27/2011 Phoenix AZ Arizona State Fair 10/23/2011 Pikeville KY Eastern Kentucky Expo Center 10/22/2011 Cincinnati OH US Bank Arena 10/21/2011 Raleigh NC Red Hat Amphitheater 10/20/2011 Charlotte NC Uptown Amphitheatre at NC Music Factory 10/16/2011 Odessa TX Dos Amigos 10/14/2011 Biloxi MS Hard Rock Live Biloxi 10/09/2011 Binghamton NY Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena 10/08/2011 Syracuse NY War Memorial at Oncenter 10/07/2011 Indiana PA Ed Fry Arena 10/06/2011 Glens Falls NY Glens Falls Civic Center 09/25/2011 New Philadelphia OH Performing Arts Center at Kent State University 09/24/2011 Atlantic City NJ Caesars Atlantic City 09/23/2011 West Springfield MA Eastern States Exposition 09/22/2011 Frederick MD Great Frederick Fair 09/17/2011 Atlanta GA Chastain Park Amphitheatre 09/16/2011 Savannah GA Johnny Mercer Theatre 09/15/2011 Madisonville KY Glema Mahr Center for the Arts 09/13/2011 Hutchinson KS Kansas State Fair 09/09/2011 Carmel IN The Palladium Carmel 09/08/2011 Toledo OH Toledo Zoo Amphitheatre 09/03/2011 Westbury NY NYCB Theatre at Westbury 09/02/2011 Lancaster PA American Music Theatre 09/01/2011 New York NY Best Buy Theater 08/25/2011 New Brunswick NJ Ukrainian Museum 07/30/2011 Tacoma WA Emerald Queen Casino 07/28/2011 Cheyenne WY Cheyenne Frontier Days 07/24/2011 Wabash IN Honeywell Center 07/23/2011 Twin Lakes WI Shadow Hill Ranch 07/14/2011 Columbia MO The Blue Note 07/09/2011 Fort Loramie OH Country Concert Grounds 07/07/2011 Glen Allen VA Innsbrook After Hours 07/02/2011 Danville VA Carrington Pavilion 07/01/2011 Nashville TN Grand Ole Opry House 06/26/2011 Mashantucket CT The Mgm Grand At Foxwoods 06/25/2011 Cohasset MA South Shore Music Circus 06/24/2011 Hyannis MA Cape Cod Melody Tent 06/23/2011 Hyannis MA Cape Cod Melody Tent 06/09/2011 Nashville TN LP Field 06/06/2011 Nashville TN Wildhorse Saloon 06/03/2011 Thackerville OK WinStar World Casino 05/21/2011 Albany NY Palace Theatre 05/12/2011 Boca Raton FL Sunset Cove Amphitheater 05/07/2011 South Bend IN Morris Performing Arts Center 05/06/2011 Windsor ON The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor 05/05/2011 Newark OH Midland Theatre 04/30/2011 Indio CA Empire Polo Field 04/29/2011 Henderson NV Sunset Station Hotel & Casino 04/28/2011 Bakersfield CA Bakersfield Fox Theater 04/15/2011 Athens OH Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium 04/14/2011 Effingham IL Effingham Performance Center 04/13/2011 Sioux City IA Orpheum Theatre Sioux City 04/09/2011 North Myrtle Beach SC House of Blues Myrtle Beach 04/06/2011 Wilmington NC Trask Coliseum 02/24/2011 Orlando FL Amway Center 02/19/2011 Louisville KY KFC Yum! Center 02/16/2011 Red Bank NJ Count Basie Theatre 02/10/2011 Duluth GA Gwinnett Center 01/28/2011 Hamilton ON FirstOntario Centre 01/23/2011 Hammond IN The Venue at Horseshoe Casino 01/22/2011 Evansville IN Roberts Stadium 01/21/2011 Fort Wayne IN Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
Darius Rucker Tour Dates 2010
date city state venue 11/21/2010 Peoria IL Peoria Civic Center and Carver Arena 11/19/2010 North Little Rock AR Verizon Arena 11/18/2010 Memphis TN FedExForum 11/14/2010 Hampton NH Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom 11/06/2010 Hinckley MN Grand Casino Hinckley Event Center 11/04/2010 Milwaukee WI Riverside Theatre 11/03/2010 Chicago IL Joe'S Bar 10/30/2010 Biloxi MS Hard Rock Live Biloxi 10/29/2010 Saint Augustine FL St Augustine Amphitheatre 10/28/2010 Greenville SC Peace Center 10/24/2010 Columbia SC South Carolina State Fair 10/23/2010 Raleigh NC North Carolina State Fairgrounds 10/22/2010 Baltimore MD Pier Six Concert Pavilion 10/09/2010 Grand Forks ND Ralph Engelstad Arena 09/25/2010 Englewood CO Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre 09/24/2010 West Valley City UT USANA Amphitheatre 09/23/2010 Boise ID Taco Bell Arena 09/19/2010 Villanova PA The Pavilion 09/18/2010 Phoenix AZ Ak-Chin Pavilion 09/17/2010 Chula Vista CA Sleep Train Amphitheatre 09/15/2010 Mountain View CA Shoreline Amphitheatre 09/12/2010 Pomona CA Los Angeles County Fair 09/11/2010 George WA Gorge Amphitheatre 09/10/2010 Ridgefield WA Clark County Amphitheater 09/09/2010 Spokane WA Spokane Arena 08/28/2010 Raleigh NC Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek 08/27/2010 Charlotte NC PNC Music Pavilion 08/26/2010 Meadville PA Crawford County Fairgrounds 08/22/2010 Springfield IL Illinois State Fairgrounds 08/21/2010 Foxborough MA Gillette Stadium 08/20/2010 Sedalia MO Missouri State Fair 08/19/2010 Des Moines IA Iowa State Fair 08/14/2010 West Palm Beach FL Coral Sky Amphitheatre 08/13/2010 Vail CO Gerald Ford Amphitheatre 08/12/2010 Daytona Beach FL Ocean Center 08/07/2010 Dallas TX Gexa Energy Pavilion 08/06/2010 The Woodlands TX The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion 08/05/2010 Hidalgo TX State Farm Arena 08/03/2010 Columbus OH Celeste Center 08/03/2010 Columbus OH Celeste Center 07/25/2010 Harrington DE Delaware State Fair 07/25/2010 Hyannis MA Cape Cod Melody Tent 07/24/2010 Saratoga Springs NY Saratoga Performing Arts Center 07/23/2010 Cuyahoga Falls OH Blossom Music Center 07/17/2010 Moline IL i wireless Center 07/16/2010 Tinley Park IL First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre 06/26/2010 North Platte NE Nebraskaland Grounds 06/23/2010 Oshkosh WI Country USA Fairgrounds 06/20/2010 Martin MI US 131 Motorsports Park 06/19/2010 Camden NJ Susquehanna Bank Center 06/18/2010 Darien Center NY Darien Lake Performing Arts Center 06/12/2010 Burgettstown PA First Niagara Pavilion 06/07/2010 Nashville TN Wildhorse Saloon 06/06/2010 Cincinnati OH Riverbend Music Center 06/04/2010 Toledo OH Lucas County Arena 05/29/2010 Maryland Heights MO Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre 05/27/2010 Chicago IL Joe'S Bar 05/23/2010 Lowell MA Lowell Memorial Auditorium 05/22/2010 Bristow VA Jiffy Lube Live 04/24/2010 Thackerville OK WinStar World Casino 04/23/2010 Rancho Mirage CA Agua Caliente Casino 04/10/2010 North Myrtle Beach SC House of Blues Myrtle Beach 03/06/2010 Orange Beach AL The Wharf 02/27/2010 Green Bay WI Resch Center
Darius Rucker Tour Dates 2009
date city state venue 12/06/2009 Kansas City MO Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland 12/04/2009 Merrillville IN Star Plaza Theatre 12/03/2009 Salina KS Stiefel Theatre For The Performing Arts 11/29/2009 Poughkeepsie NY Mid Hudson Civic Center 11/27/2009 Morristown NJ Community Theatre (NJ) 11/22/2009 Corpus Christi TX Selena Auditorium 11/20/2009 Biloxi MS Hard Rock Live Biloxi 11/15/2009 Columbus GA Columbus Civic Center 11/14/2009 Robinsonville MS Sams Town Casino 11/07/2009 Albany NY Palace Theatre 11/06/2009 Erie PA Warner Theatre 10/20/2009 Los Angeles CA Club Nokia 10/16/2009 San Jose CA SAP Center 09/24/2009 Hamilton ON Hamilton Place Theatre 09/17/2009 Clarkston MI DTE Energy Music Theatre 09/05/2009 Pueblo CO Colorado State Fair 09/04/2009 Morrison CO Red Rocks Amphitheatre 08/29/2009 Hershey PA Hersheypark Stadium 08/27/2009 Augusta GA Bell Auditorium 08/08/2009 Cincinnati OH Riverbend Music Center 08/07/2009 Cuyahoga Falls OH Blossom Music Center


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The Alphabet of Cyber Crime from APT to Zeus
If you need to know what Cyber Crime is but you are bored and fed up with the too many information security terms, loosing yourself among the acronyms, you have stumbled upon the correct place. I have just compiled a very special alphabet which collects the terms related to Cybercrime. Forgive me for some "poetic license" and enjoy this half-serious list.
A like APT
Yes, the Advanced Persistent Threats have been the undisputed protagonists of 2011. An APT is essentially an attack carried on with different vectors, different stages and on a distributed time windows (yes, it Persistent). APT are behind the most remarkable events of 2011 such as the RSA Breach, Stuxnet, and so on…
B like Botnet
Botnet are networks of compromised machines that are used by cybercriminals to perpetrate their malicious action. Tipically a compromised machine becomes part of a botnet where the master distributes the commands from a C&C Server. Command may include the theft of information or the attack to other machines.
C like Crime-As-A-Service
The last frontier of Cybercrime: why developing costly malware if you can find a wide offer of customizable malware on the black market offering help desk and support services?
D like DLP
Data Leackage (or Lost) prevention is a suite of technologies that may help organization to counter the theft of information by preventing misuse or leak of data while they are in use at the endpoint (DIU), in transit on the network (DIM), or simply it is an aggregated Dark Matter on the corporate servers (DAR) that needs to be indexed and cataloged (and possibly classified and assessed).
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|The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science consists of four concentrations: American Politics, International Relations-Comparative Politics, General, Public Policy.
American Politics provides a broad grounding in the general field of political science (domestic and global politics and policy, as well as theory and methods) while focusing on the specific topics of U.S. political processes, behaviors, institutions and policies. This concentration is a likely option for pre-law students, for those seeking entry-level positions in government, for those interested in pursuing graduate coursework in American politics, and for those generally interested in studying how politics works in the United States.
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|Many political science majors go on to careers in business; undergraduate political science training offers a good preparation for graduate programs in business. Students who have focused on international relations or country/area studies may find opportunities in international business and trade.
While careers in public affairs can be pursued with a bachelor's degree in political science, there are graduate programs that offer specialized professional training for careers in public affairs and public service. There are also programs in public administration, public policy and political campaign management. Such programs provide training for public for management positions in governmental agencies, professional and interest groups organizations, the governmental relations divisions of corporations, for-profit consulting and marketing agencies and the expanding sectors of NGOs.
If you are considering a career in public service, one area to explore is the rapidly expanding employment sector of non-profit/non-governmental organizations and associations. There are NGOs at all levels of government and geographical areas from the local to the global arena. Moreover, there are NGOs for virtually all public issues and policy areas, from neighborhood housing and environmental renewal to food banks and youth development to national policy areas such as health education, civil rights and criminal justice to global issues areas or economic and democratic development, human rights, trade and the environment.
If you are interested in a career in print or broadcast journalism, a political science major can give you the expertise you need substantively and analytically. Typically political science courses palace heavy emphasis on developing fluid and clear writing and speaking skills. Journalism can be entered with a bachelor's degree or after completing a graduate program in journalism.
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Lawyers held about 759,200 jobs in 2008. Approximately 26 percent of lawyers were self-employed, practicing either as partners in law firms or in solo practices. Most salaried lawyers held positions in government, in law firms or other corporations, or in nonprofit organizations. Most government-employed lawyers worked at the local level. In the Federal Government, lawyers worked for many different agencies, but were concentrated in the Departments of Justice, Treasury, and Defense. Many salaried lawyers working outside of government were employed as house counsel by public utilities, banks, insurance companies, real-estate agencies, manufacturing firms, and other business firms and nonprofit organizations. Some also had part-time independent practices, while others worked part time as lawyers and full time in another occupation. (Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics)
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Jack Swytecks new girlfriend, Mia, is keeping secrets from the love-struck Miami attorney, not the least of which is a wealthy and powerful husband. Then Mia is kidnapped by a manipulative abductor who makes a chilling ransom request, Pay me what shes worth. Now Jacks the one under the gun, since Mias spouse has decided his unfaithful wife is worth nothing. Time is of the essence, and if Jack picks the wrong number, Mia could end up like the kidnappers other victims: dead.
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The Diamond Eagles of Hebron Christian School continued their domination of the region on Monday night, with an 18-2 win over Central Academy.
For the last two weeks, Hebron has been on an offensive surge that has been coupled with good defense and excellent pitching.
Central was able to hold the Lady Eagles to minimal damage for the first four innings, but in the fifth, Hebron exploded.
"It really took us a while to adjust to the pitching," said Hebron head coach Cass Tapley. "We didn't have any K's in the game but just couldn't do anything with the ball for a while."
The Lady Eagles smashed 13 hits, and they drew 15 walks in the beating.
Hebron got its first run in the top of the third inning, going up 1-0. That would remain the score until the top of the fifth.
In that inning, the Lady Eagles erupted for five runs, to make it a 6-0 advantage.
It looked like Central was going to get out of the sixth, still down 6-0, getting two outs with no runs scored. However, the Lady Eagles would score 12 two-out runs to seal the victory.
"I can't say that I have ever been a part of a 12 run, two out rally," Tapley said.
Central got two runs, but it was not nearly enough to erase an 18-run deficit.
Cathryn Moore led the Lady Eagles in hitting with three in five at-bats. She scored two runs.
Alaina Hill had two hits and three runs scored. Tori Nichols had two more hits to add to her mounting total, including a double and a triple. Hillary Arnold, Chloe Tapley, Magen Tapley and Brittany Ousley also picked up hits for Hebron.
Beverly Blake scored three runs for the Lady Eagles as well.
Chloe Tapley was in the circle again for Hebron. She has been pitching very well of late.
Monday's game was no exception, as she pitched six innings, striking out 10 batters on just two hits.
"We did get a little sloppy in the field there in the last inning, but I think my varsity is giving me their best effort and I think I am starting to figure them out a little bit," Tapley said.
On the junior varsity side, Hebron shut out Central's JV team 7-0.
Brynn Latham, Hannah Loper, Subrina Oswalt, Shelby Arnold and Brooke Griffin all got singles for the Lady Eagles.
Our JV defense is really starting to come around," Tapley said. "Our infield is all sixth and seventh graders, and I think they may have had one error in the entire game."
Beverly Blake earned the win in the circle.
The Lady Eagles will play Thursday at home against Calhoun County at 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
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Gary Johnson begins his 10th season as the head coach for the Union women's
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In 2007, Johnson earned the conference sweep for the fourth straight year
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women's team and first region title with the men. Both teams qualified
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Johnson has coached 14 national qualifiers including: Michelle Hardee (Gilmore) (2001),
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(2006). He has also coached three automatic team qualifers (women:
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Originally from Tulsa, Okla., Johnson graduated from Union University in
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Master of Science degree at the University of Memphis in December of 1993
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Johnson is married to the former Holly Tignor of Jackson. The two are
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Johnson and his wife are active fitness runners and are members of Englewood
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- "We're talking very biblical here, nothing low budget."
- ―Toni Cipriani.
Blow Fish is the last mission in Grand Theft Auto III given to protagonist Claude by Leone Family Caporegime Toni Cipriani from his mother's restaurant in the Saint Mark's district of Portland Island, Liberty City.
Claude goes to Momma's Restaurante and finds Toni, who informs Claude that he has had enough with the Triads and wants to force them out of Liberty City. Toni says that 8-Ball has rigged a Trashmaster with some explosives, which is to be placed between gas canisters at the Belly-Up Fish & Seafood Processing Plant in Callahan Point. Claude drives to Eightballs Autoyard to collect the Trashmaster, which he then drives carefully over to Callahan Point, so as not to detonate the explosives, although he has time limit of two and a half hours. The Triads open the gates to the plant, allowing Claude to parl the Trashmaster between two gas canisters. Claude sets the explosives to detonate and retreats to a safe distance, with the plant being destroyed shortly after.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Go to 8-Ball's and get in the Truck
- Drive the Truck to the Factory
- Activate the car bomb then get out of there
The reward for completing the mission is $30,000. It also unlocks Bomb Da Base: Act I mission for Salvatore Leone if Cutting The Grass mission has been complete.
- The mission is similar to The Trouble With Triads mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, where the Triads destroy a Leone Family warehouse on the same plot of land.
- This is rather odd that the tankers can only be destroyed in this way, it can't be destroyed by other explosives.
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The requirements set forth by the State Civil Defense (SCD) related to US Homeland Security and State of Hawaii compliance with Homeland Security Presidential Directive 5, "Management of Domestic Incidents," requiring that states and local jurisdictions adopt the National Incident Management System (NIMS). As part of the University of Hawai'i System, Windward Community College is mandated to comply with specific performance-based metrics as prescribed in the NIMS 2009 Compliance Objectives.
The adoption of NIMS would better prepare Windward Community College to respond to all types of incidents that may occur on campus, as well as strengthen our ability to recover from an incident. Many institutions across the nation have already adopted the NIMS protocol and have shown dramatic improvement in their emergency preparedness and response efforts. Windward Community College has identified key personnel for training and compliance with the SCD directive. People who are in either a "critical role" or a "leadership role" in crises management have been named a member of the WCC Crises Management Team and are required to complete the appropriate training for your particular role. The majority of the training classes can be done online and at your own pace (http://training.fema.gov/IS/NIMS.asp). Other classes require a certified instructor to administer the course.
Those with a general role should take 2 online training sessions, each of which are approximately 3 hours.
Those with a critical role must take 4 online training sessions, each of which are approximately 3 hours.
- IS-/I-100.HE An Introduction to ICS (online)
- IS-/I-700.A NIMS: An Introduction (online)
- IS-/I-800.B National Response Framework, An Introduction (online)
- IS-/I-200.B ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents (online)
Those with a leadership role must take the 4 online training sessions and also take:
- I-300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents (approximately 24 hours of instructor administered training).
- I-400 Advanced Incident Command (approximately 16 hours of instructor administered training).
The instructor administered trainings occur only once a year. In order to take either of the two instructor administered trainings, you must have completed all 4 online trainings. The guidelines state that the Chancellor, Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services, Business Office Supervisor, Public Information Officer, Security Supervisor, and any other people that have been named members of the Crisis Management Team have a leadership role in emergency/crisis management. Also, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Campus Deans and Directors, and security staff have a critical role in crisis management. Additionally, faculty, APT staff, Clerical staff, and facilities personnel have a general role in crisis management.
The main goal is to ensure that our "Crisis Management Team" begins to take the required training for emergency response.
- NIMS Resource Center
- The Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC)
- The Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP)
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Men's Basketball Comes Up Short in Highway 52 Shootout Title Game; Smith and Hollinger Named to All-Tournament Team
November 12, 2011
SALISBURY, N.C. Pfeiffer University trimmed a 10-point halftime deficit down to one with 4:32 remaining in the second half, but couldnt find a way to cross the final hump in an 80-69 loss to host Livingstone in the championship game of the 2011 Highway 52 Shootout. The Blue Bears move to 2-0 on the year while the Falcons even to 1-1.
A 10-0 second half run aided the Falcon comeback as Danny Smith led the way with six-straight points while Reggie Hollinger added five-in-a-row. Hollinger cut it down to one knocking down a pair of free throws with 4:32 remaining before Livingstone responded with a 10-2 run. Tournament MVP Nasir Austin drained a shot clock buzzer beating jumper on the baseline with four minutes left providing the final spark the Blue Bears needed.
KC Anuna put the Falcons up seven on a couple of different occasions midway through the first as Pfeiffer looked good through the first dozen minutes. Livingstone would proceed to close out the first 20 minutes on a 14-5 run for the 10 point advantage at intermission.
Austin led the way for Livingstone dropping 22 on 9-of-11 shooting from the floor. Greg Henry, running into late foul trouble, finished with 12 while three different Blue Bears concluded with 11. Smith paced Pfeiffer with his 22 while Hollinger dumped in 15.
For their efforts over the weekend, Smith and Hollinger were named to the all-tournament team. Kean Moore (Catawba) and Andreaus Canty (Morris) joined Henry and Austin from Livingstone on the all-tournament team.
Pfeiffer returns to the court on Thursday traveling to Barber-Scotia for a 7:00 p.m. tip. Live stats will be available courtesy of http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Summer Festival Calendar
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Outdoor festivals are a fixture of summer, and New York City has no shortage of ways to celebrate the season. Dance, sing, craft and eat your way through the next few months with our roundup of events throughout NYC. Read on to see what's going on, including a poetry festival, film screenings, a day dedicated to all things water and Harlem's monthlong culture and heritage fest. Grab the sunscreen and get ready to celebrate—there's enough here to keep you busy all summer long.
Photo: Etienne Frossard
Through June 15
Harborlore Festival
The Brooklyn Arts Council pays tribute to the borough's waterways during this monthlong series of events. Throughout the festival, check out complimentary events ranging from dance to storytelling, all of which celebrate water's importance to the art world. Programming includes a survey of maritime songs at Red Hook's Jalopy Music Theatre, a dance for post–Hurricane Sandy recovery and family dance workshops in Coney Island. For more information, visit brooklynartscouncil.org.
Through August 30
Summer on the Hudson at Riverside Park
This festival presented by the Parks Department is back for another season, taking place in Riverside Park from 59th to 153rd Streets. The celebration of all things arts and culture includes concerts, dance performances, wellness activities, movies, kids' shows, special events and more. All programs are free and open to the public. For more information, visit nyc.gov/parks.
June 15–16
Jazz Age Lawn Party at Governors Island
Over two weekends this summer (one each in June and August), you can take a seat on the lawn at Governors Island and travel back to the 1920s and '30s courtesy of Michael Arenella and His Dreamland Orchestra. The festival brings live music, dance instruction and games—not to mention some killer period millinery on participants. For more information, visit dreamlandorchestra.com.
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June 15–July 14
River to River Festival
Each summer, the River to River Festival takes over downtown Manhattan for a month of free performances and events. This year's highlights include a nine-hour Bang on a Can Marathon set, a reimagining of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman at the South Street Seaport and the highly interactive game-playing event, Come Out and Play After Dark. For more information and a full schedule of programming, visit rivertorivernyc.com.
Courtesy, Consulate General of Sweden in New York
June 21
Swedish Midsummer Festival at Wagner Park
The longest day of the year is cause for this annual downtown celebration co-hosted by the Battery Park City Parks Conservancy and the Consulate General of Sweden in New York. Mark the occasion with folk dancing, music, wreath making, a parade, games and Swedish treats in the park. Special guests include folklorist Ross Sutter, American Swedish Institute of Minneapolis fiddlers and the Swedish Folkdancers of New York. For more information, visit bpcparks.org.
June 22
Tropfest New York at Prospect Park
Tropfest, the world's largest short-film festival, was founded more than 20 years ago in Australia. And this summer, the festival has expanded and finds an additional home in Brooklyn's Prospect Park, where attendees can enjoy a day of food and music before settling in to watch the festival screening, hosted by Liev Schreiber. A panel of celebrity judges will select the festival's best original seven-minute short, and the winning director will receive a $20,000 cash prize. For more information, visit tropfest.com.
June 28
NYC LGBT Pride Rally at Pier 26
A month after the Stonewall Riots in June 1969, 500 peaceful protesters gathered in Washington Square Park to express solidarity and gay pride. Forty-four years later, the New York City LGBT Pride Rally continues to be the official kickoff for Pride Week. Taking place at Pier 26 in TriBeCa, the rally features dozens of well-known performers and speakers and attracts thousands of attendees. The rally goes from 7 to 10pm. For more information, visit nycpride.org.
June 29–September 7
Warm Up at MoMA PS1
Long Island City's long-running dance party returns for another season of Saturday-afternoon DJ shindigs and musical performances. This uber-hip party, which takes place in the courtyard of MoMA PS1, consistently offers up some of the music industry's best and brightest within a landscape transformed for the summer by emerging architects CODA. For more information, visit momaps1.org.
June 30
The streets spill over with a vibrant mixture of food and craft vendors, musicians, entertainers and local residents at the annual Pride Week street fair, now in its 20th year. The PrideFest smorgasbord starts at Hudson and 14th Streets, just a quick walk from the Hudson River piers, an excellent place to watch the sunset after a day of celebration. This event is free and open to the public and takes place 11am–6pm. For more information, visit nycpride.org.
July 4–7
International African Arts Festival at Commodore Barry Park
This yearly festival of African culture brings four days of music, dance and spoken word to Brooklyn. The 42nd-annual celebration also has plenty of entertainment for kids, including storytelling, clowns and more. For more information, visit iaafestival.org.
Photo: Ian Douglas
July 20
City of Water Day at Governors Island
From its inception, New York City has been a waterfront town—and its shoreline has become more accessible than ever to the public in recent years. On Saturday, July 20, the annual City of Water Day Festival will celebrate NYC's waterways, featuring free entertainment and education for kids and adults alike about the ways the five boroughs interact with our rivers and harbor. Last year's event brought boat tours, fishing, harbor tours, live music and more. For more information, visit cityofwaterday.org.
Courtesy, New Museum
July 20
New Museum Block Party at Sara D. Roosevelt Park
This annual free festival, held in Sara D. Roosevelt Park, includes interactive art activities and performances. All block party guests will receive complimentary admission to the New Museum on July 20 where on-site programming includes family-friendly tours of current exhibitions such as Ellen Gallagher: Don't Axe Me and other activities. For more information, visit newmuseum.org.
July 24–August 11
Lincoln Center Out of Doors at various locations, Lincoln Center
There's an embarrassment of riches at Lincoln Center's summertime Out of Doors festival. Performers from around the world are what make this series so wonderful, and this year is no exception, with a schedule of varied music and dance events; world, US and New York premieres; family shows; and specially commissioned works. And best of all, all performances are free. For more information, visit lcoutofdoors.org.
July 27–28
Annual NYC Poetry Festival at Governors Island
Presented by The Poetry Society of New York, this annual celebration returns to Colonels' Row for two days this summer. Grab a blanket (and maybe your own poetry to read aloud) and head to Governors Island for a full weekend of poetry from 50 organizations, with vendors, a beer garden, food, arts and crafts and activities for children. For more information, visit poetrysocietyny.org.
Photo: Joe Buglewicz
July 27–August 24
Harlem Week
What began in 1974 as a one-day tribute to Harlem has evolved into a monthlong celebration of the community's rich economic, political and cultural history. From children's festivals to a college fair to the New York City Senior Citizens Day "Elders' Jubilee," there is a diverse range of events for residents of the neighborhood and beyond. Don't miss the official kickoff, "A Great Day in Harlem," on July 28 at the General Grant National Memorial in Riverside Park; Harlem Day on August 18; and the Percy Sutton Harlem 5K Run/Family Health Walk-A-Thon on August 24. For more information, visit harlemweek.com.
Photo: Alex Lopez
Summer Streets
For three Saturdays in August, the sounds of honking horns and idling engines will be replaced with contented sighs and the cling-cling of bicycle bells on select streets throughout the City. Streets throughout Manhattan will be closed to traffic and open to the public for anything from biking to strolling to dancing—even prancercizing, if you like. For more details as the event approaches, visit nyc.gov.
Photo: Shinji Murakami
August 9–25
New York International Fringe Festival
A brief synopsis just can't do the New York International Fringe Festival justice. For 17 days, Fringe Fest will include more than 1,000 distinct stage performances—including absurdist comedies, social commentaries and hip-hop musicals—with participating theater companies from down the street and around the globe. Choose a show—or two—that floats your boat, or buy a multiday pass to get the full experience. For more information, visit fringenyc.org.
August 10–11
Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival at Flushing Meadows–Corona Park
The Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival is an annual sporting and multicultural event held in August on Meadow Lake in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park in Queens to celebrate the fifth moon (or the fifth month) of the lunar calendar. In addition to providing audiences with traditional Chinese foods and performances, the festival hosts more than 120 dragon boat teams from across North America, making it one of the largest dragon boat festivals in the United States. Depending on which division they're in, teams compete for cash, trophies and other prizes. For complete information, visit hkdbf-ny.org.
August 17–18
Jazz Age Lawn Party at Governors Island
Over two weekends this summer (one each in June and August), you can take a seat on the lawn at Governors Island and travel back to the 1920s and '30s courtesy of Michael Arenella and His Dreamland Orchestra. The festival brings live music, dance instruction and games—not to mention some killer period millinery on participants. For more information, visit dreamlandorchestra.com.
August 28–September 2
New York International Salsa Dance & Music Festival at New York Hilton Midtown
Get ready to salsa! Each Labor Day weekend in the City, the New York International Salsa Congress Dance & Music Festival comes to town, featuring four days and five nights of nonstop fun. Included are workshops, performances, competitions and live concerts with bands and DJs lasting well into the early morning hours. For more information, visit nycsalsacongress.com.
August 31–September 1
NYC Unicycle Festival at Governors Island
This one-wheeled festival rolls into town over Labor Day weekend, with the main celebration happening on Governors Island. On Saturday and Sunday, check out demonstrations, races and even unicycle basketball and hockey. Brave festivalgoers will even have the chance to test their balance on one of the bikes. For more information, visit nycunifest.com.
Courtesy, Staten Island Borough President's Office
August 31–September 2
Richmond County Fair at Historic Richmond Town
There's fun for the whole family at this three-decade-old Staten Island tradition. Kids will get a kick out of circus performers, crafts and farm animals, while parents will enjoy the live music. Rides, food and reliable county fair standbys like a pie-eating contest round out the weekend. Plus, proceeds benefit Historic Richmond Town, itself a year-round attraction that offers a window into the City's past. For more information, visit historicrichmondtown.org.


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Officials from Craven Community College came together last week to acknowledge gifts and celebrate the opening of a new military affairs center at the Havelock campus.
CCC Chancellor Catherine Chew thanked donors who recently gave a helicopter for the students at the Institute of Aeronautical Technology and two outdoor art sculptures for the campus. Chew also recognized the importance of the new military affairs center located in the Redd building.
"It is gifts like this that enrich the learning experience of our students," said Judy Eurich, CCC executive director of institutional advancement.
The helicopter, a Rotorway Exec 162F, a $60,000 aircraft, was donated to the college by Stephen Dalrymple, a New Bern neurosurgeon.
"It was a project of mine that I completed a couple of years back and I wasn't able to fly it as much as I'd like, and I'm a big supporter of the aviation program at the college and I thought that this would be a great way to demonstrate that support," said Dalrymple.
Greg Purvis, director of aviation programs, said the purpose of the IAT is to provide students the training they need to obtain Federal Aviation Administration certificates to work on aircraft and engines in the aerospace industry at Cherry Point and in jobs across the country.
"Because of the support from the community and Dr. Dalrymple, we're able to offer our students access to some of the newest technology, and this helicopter has the newest technology," Purvis said.
Dalrymple said that having Cherry Point and Fleet Readiness Center East so close benefits the aviation technology program at the campus.
"There is a lot of technology that can be learned either starting from square one, or you can take advantage of the expertise that's right across the street and you are that much further ahead by doing so," he said. "It's a great way to partner with a fantastic institution in Marine aviation right here in Havelock. I think it's great for the students."
Aviation student Patrick Kirk said the school's fleet of airplanes and helicopters was aging, but the donation provided a new intact aircraft.
"This school to me is a Godsend," Kirk said. "God created mechanics so that pilots would have heroes."
CCC vice president Layne Harpine said the opening of the military affairs center would help students.
"Our Havelock students come to us with a lot of challenges and obstacles," he said.
He called the students a diverse group that includes single mothers, former military personnel, recent high school graduates and older residents looking for a second career.
"We decided we needed to address the unique needs of these students," Harpine said. "We recognize the military is a very important piece of our community. We're very proud of what we're doing here in Havelock."
Sculpture artists Becky Badger and Jim Bisbey were recognized for two large sculptures that have been place in front of and behind the Redd Building at the campus.


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Dylan Kwasniewski, the 2012 NASCAR K&N Pro Series West and the 2013 NASCAR K&N Pro Series East champion, will run a full-time NASCAR Nationwide Series schedule in 2014.
William Byron scores a 15th place finish in Saturday night's NASCAR K&N Pro Series-East race at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, NC.
Jeff Gordon spent only about 35 laps inside the top 10 at Dover from the 400 that made up the distance, but he made them count. He was running 11th and had just lost a lap to the leaders when a caution waved on lap 377. With only a few drivers left on the lead lap, he gained one more spot to finish 10th.
Clint Bowyer entered the FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks at Dover International Speedway with the longest active streak of top-10s. He finished ninth on Sunday and extended that streak to nine consecutive races.
Paul Menard finished eighth in the FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks at Dover International Speedway, which was his sixth consecutive top-20 finish. He has one top-five and two top-10s in that span of races.
Chip Ganassi Racing placed both of their drivers in the top 10 with Jamie McMurray finishing seventh and Kyle Larson crossing under the checkers third in the FedEx 400 at Dover International Speedway.
It was another race-winning run, but ultimately disappointing result for Martin Truex Jr. at Dover International Speedway. He led the most laps with 131, but ultimately picked the wrong strategy at the end of the FedEx 400 before slipping to sixth in the final order.
Aric Almirola has been flirting with the top 10 most of the season and finally broke that barrier in convincing fashion at Dover International Speedway. He finished fifth in the FedEx 400 after starting 23rd.
Kasey Kahne kept his Chevrolet in contention in the FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks at Dover International Speedway and took advantage of a two-tire strategy at the end of the race to gain track position. He held off Martin Truex Jr. and the majority of the field to finish fourth.
Kyle Larson raced with the leaders all afternoon and had the right strategy at the end of the FedEx 400 at Dover International Speedway; he finished third, which was his first top-five of the season. Larson spent nearly 80 percent of the race inside the top 10.
Kevin Harvick finished second in the FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks at Dover International Speedway to score his 11th first- or second-place finish in his past 16 attempts dating back to last fall's AAA 500 at Texas Motor Speedway.
Jimmie Johnson took the lead for the first time with about 15 laps remaining in regulation at Dover International Speedway and scored his 10th victory on this tough old track.


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We was thinking about having the 27 and 19 cause we would like to get feedback on the extra holes cause they can soon be permanent holes.


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The western 'burbs were abuzz this year with several hot new openings, but none as significant as the lovely Sycamore, in Newton Centre. Here, co-chefs David Punch and Lydia Reichert are serving up top-notch bistro food—a spring-bean cassoulet, suckling-pig confit—in… read more»
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Eastham isn't flashy, and neither is Local Break. That's exactly why it's been drawing loyal crowds since opening last year. It serves sports-bar basics, but you'll also find surprises on the blackboard, like razor clams stuffed with peppers, bacon, and… read more»
Lucky Hank's
You'll feel like guests at a neighbor's summer home here. The dining room is a screened-in back porch with pillow-covered bench seats and mismatched silverware, and homey dishes such as meatloaf and lobster potpie grace the dinner menu—as do three… read more»
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The reasons why animal testing persists are often not scientific but conservatism within the scientific establishment and the bureaucratic hurdles to implementing and enforcing the use of alternative methods. Here are some examples of the changes we support to help move society away from animal testing.
The scientific community is on the whole resistant to change. This might seem counter-intuitive but it is well known that scientists tend to work within a certain scientific 'comfort zone' or paradigm. Currently animal tests are part of the paradigm by which we test drugs, chemicals and ideas. A sea-change in attitude both towards animals ethically and scientifically needs to happen. A few things can help this along:
(A European pharmaceutical company initiative challenging the regulatory requirement for acute toxicity studies in pharmaceutical drug development. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology 2008; 50: 345-52 Committee on toxicity testing and Assessment of environmental agents (2007) Toxicity Testing in the Twenty-first Century: A Vision and a Strategy. National Academy of Sciences, USA.)
The development of and use of new and existing non-animal alternative methods should be encouraged in the following ways:
It is often purported that animal experiments undergo a rigorous ethical review and that they would not be allowed if the benefit to humans was not greater than the suffering inflicted on the animals. Although, the BUAV does not accept the premise that harm to animals can be balanced against benefits to humans, nonetheless the cost: benefit assessment that is currently undertaken is rudimentary at best and always skewed against the animals. The BUAV believes that ethical reviews at both the government and local level should be more transparent, more inclusive, more detailed, more balanced and more thorough.
Bans as a matter of ethical principle such as those on great apes or for cosmetics purposes did not rely on the availability of alternatives but were implemented due to public concern about animal suffering. The principle should be extended to the many other areas where there is particular concern about the use of animals, such as experiments for household products, weapons, recreational drugs, food additives or those that cause severe suffering or involve non-human primates. Such bans would encourage a move towards a more humane way of behaving towards other animals as well as speed up the development of alternatives.
The value to science, medicine and human society of ceasing to use animals needs to be appreciated.
Financial incentives can help, as can targets for reduction in animal numbers or outright bans on certain animal species or categories of experiments. A tax on animal experiments may help not only fund alternatives but deter researchers from the use of animals. Imminent bans, for example on non-human primate use, provide focus for the development of alternatives. It is widely accepted that the ban on the use of cosmetics, which happened without all alternatives being in place, has led to a significant increase in investment in alternatives and their subsequent development. The cosmetics industry has not been deterred from being innovative.


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Guess what??? I'm coming to
Guess what??? I'm coming to California! Is it an OK idea to stay at historic Hollywood hotel? Need advice. Thanks. Can't wait. Owe you and Athena some drinks!
Hi Relic... are you and
Hi Relic... are you and athena going to the show tonight?? I'm still trying like mad to get a ticket. Thinking about driving up to the venue just in case. If you're there and see anyone who is looking to unload a ticket at the last minute. let me know. Or any other miracle ideas you might have would be greatly appreciated. :)
Katie Roche