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Modern-day hurricanes come with detailed warnings that allow people to flee the approaching threat days in advance.
Fifty-nine years ago this week, Ted Hinson was alerted to Hurricane Hazel's arrival when he woke up on a fishing boat on the Carolina coast. And while others cowered from her wrath on solid ground, the Gaston County resident rode out the Category 4 storm over several harrowing hours on the water. Even today, his mind drifts back to that experience when major storms begin churning in the Atlantic Ocean each summer and fall.
"And I think, 'Man,'" the 75-year-old Hinson said Thursday from a trusty chair in his Cramerton mill home. "'I hope nothing comes through again like that did.'"
Hinson was 16 when Hurricane Hazel made landfall in Calabash, along the North Carolina-South Carolina border on Friday, Oct. 15, 1954. He was subjected to the most violent portion of a landmark storm that ripped its way up the Eastern Seaboard, dumping 11 inches of rain and causing severe flooding as far north as Toronto. Hazel was responsible for 95 deaths and some $300 million in damage in the United States, after first killing an estimated 400 to 1,000 people in Haiti. Its wind gusts reached 130 to 150 mph along the coast between Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Cape Fear, and it produced an 18-foot storm surge.
The hurricane's 55 mph pace allowed it to maintain its intensity far inland. While it wasted no time moving on from Hinson's home, the pain it left behind lingered for years. That devastation prompted Hinson to move to Gaston County just two months after the storm, on Christmas Day, for a more promising future.
"That's when I looked around," he said of the ruin along the coast, "and I didn't see no future."
Life of hardship: Hinson was born in Whiteville but he spent much of his childhood with family in Little River, S.C., just south of the state line. By the time he was a teenager, he was living there. He helped farm tobacco, corn and cotton and also worked along the water.
"I went down to the waterfront and started cleaning fish for a living and cleaning boats," he said. "I was working on the Little Joe (fishing boat) when Hazel come through."
To say Hinson lived a life of poverty was an understatement. The rickety shack where he and his elders resided was positioned partially over a swamp, and alligators would often congregate beneath the floorboards. It was heated only by a fireplace, with no form of insulation. Hinson recalls waking up, bundled in bed one winter morning, to find himself covered in heavy snow that had blown in through the eaves.
"He told me he was sitting in that old shotgun house one time and he saw what looked like a belt hanging in the closet," said Hinson's son, Brian Hinson. "He walked over there and saw it was really a snake."
Hinson said he was lucky enough not to know what he was missing.
"It was a hard life," he said. "But I was too young to realize it, I guess."
Waking up in a nightmare: Hinson also worked on fishing trawlers that ventured into the ocean as a fleet each morning. Storms often struck out of nowhere, putting all of the ships at risk with heavy rain and wind.
"You'd just hope you weren't going to slam into one another," he said.
Some residents in those days had radios that carried warnings of Hazel's approach. But the standard response was to stay and endure it. And few had any conception of how powerful it would be. Hinson often slept on the Little Joe where it was docked in a cove. He was there on the Friday morning the storm made landfall.
"I was asleep and the captain came down and said if I wanted to get back up on dry land, I better come then," he said.
Hinson clambered out of the boat to find the churning saltwater was already reaching up to his knees. But he stopped to help two older men, Bill and David Clemmons, who were taking their boat out in an attempt to keep it safe. Many who didn't do that later found their vessels sunken or washed ashore and destroyed. The Ella May, a 45-foot trawler, was at first stymied by the wind and heavy current.
"I finally helped them push the boat off the pier," said Hinson. "Then I turned around and the whole dock was gone."
Hinson leaped toward the boat, grabbed the side and pulled himself aboard.
Riding it out: Over the next few hours, Hinson and the two ship captains struggled to stay afloat in a horror of Mother Nature.
"It was just low-hanging black," he said of the sky. "It was just an unusual sea of water we were in."
The Ella May had an enclosed cabin that the three of them tried to huddle in, even as the boat rocked and wind and rain lashed at the windows. They navigated the trawler into the intracoastal waterway, where the water level had risen alarmingly.
"There were big, tall pine trees there, and you could about reach out and touch the tops of them," Hinson said.
When the eye of the storm passed over, they briefly thought it had ended, only to watch the fury begin again.
"It got real calm and flat," said Hinson. "Then the wind and everything just started blowing in the opposite direction."
By the time the storm had moved on in the afternoon, Hinson began to see the ruin Hazel had left in her wake.
"There was nothing but slabs of concrete where cottages and homes used to be," he said. "Refrigerators and stoves were just laying around.
"You could look out in the ocean and see the tops of houses bobbing up and down."
Moving on with life: None of Hinson's friends or family were killed in the hurricane. But he soon realized he needed to look for a better life elsewhere. After moving to Gaston County, he met and married his wife, Elaine. They raised four children together before her death three years ago. Hinson's experience with being battle-tested at the center of a hurricane also seemingly prepared him for a life of staunch labor. He will turn 76 next month, but he still goes to work eight hours a day as a sheet metal fabricator at Southeastern Metal Products in Charlotte. He was recently honored for completing his 50th year with the company.
He also served more than 40 years on the Cramerton Volunteer Fire Department. Hinson still has family and friends in the Little River area and visits from time to time. He said he will never forget his encounter with Hazel, nor the storm's catastrophic effect on so many lives.
"A lot of people lost what little they had," he said.
You can reach Michael Barrett at 704-869-1826 or twitter.com/GazetteMike.


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More than 40 works from the exquisite holdings of Sir Hickman Beckett Bacon (1855-1945), an avid collector of English watercolours between 1895 and the First World War, will be on show at Abbot Hall Art Gallery, from January 12 until April 14.
Now owned by Sir Nicholas Bacon, the precious paintings will be loaned to the Kendal gallery for its next exhibition - Turner and his Contemporaries: The Hickman Bacon Watercolour Collection.
Abbot Hall chief executive Gordon Watson was thrilled at the prospect of the eminent display, which should have the eyes of the nation's arts world focused on the important regional gallery.
In fact, a fitting time to stage such a grand show as Abbot Hall celebrates a half century since its opened its celebrated doors.
Gordon added: "Fifty years ago on September 28, 1962, Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret officially opened the gallery and since then Abbot Hall has established itself as one of the most significant and ambitious galleries in the north of England."
Rarely aired in public, the collection will be shown alongside highlights from Abbot Hall's own permanent collection of watercolours.
Sir Nicholas said that he was delighted to be able to lend the paintings to Abbot Hall.
He continued: "My great uncle Sir Hickman Bacon (Hicky) had unusual tastes for his time and thus the collection is very strong in the type of late, ethereal Turner watercolours that only became widely popular with the advent of abstract painting in the 1940s and 50s. Equally, John Sell Cotman, an artist who had only just emerged from total obscurity, was of particular interest.
"Hicky's collection represents English watercolour painting at its greatest; like so many collectors he was not interested by the fashion of the day, but he was committed to collecting those objects which fulfilled his heartfelt love of beauty."
Born in 1855 into a family of landed gentry, Sir Hickman was educated at Eton. He joined the army, later returning to his old-fashioned family mansion. He suffered from ill health early in his life, and remained a bachelor until he died in 1945. He also collected fabrics, wall hangings, ceramics and Japanese prints – a collection he gave to the Japanese Government.
Abbot Hall collections manager Nick Rogers said that an exhibition of watercolours from the 'remarkable' Hickman Bacon collection was a cause for celebration wherever it was held. He added: "That it is taking place in Kendal, Cumbria, is particularly appropriate, as this is an area that played a significant role in the development of watercolour as the medium of choice for the itinerant artist in the late 18th and early 19th Century."
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Scouting Report-No doubt Veldheer looks like an NFL left tackle. This dude is massive. Maybe too big? That remains to be seen. I had to wait to write this up, because believe it or not, Hillsdale games aren't on ESPN a lot. But now that I've had a chance to see him play a few times there are some things that really stand out to me. One is his footwork. For a guy that big, he really does well in pass protection. Quick first step slides well, and pins the defender. Smart kid and rarely looks out of position. Understands pass rush angles and his assignments. I was really impressed with just how mobile and how much range a guy his tall has. His biggest shortcoming is in run blocking. Although he's able to sustain his blocks well in pass protection, his height means he doesn't get great leverage and that really shows in run blocking. He's going to get punched in the mouth in the NFL in the run game by big 3-4 DEs and I'm not sure if he's got the sack to punch back. He'd better.
Draft Status-This offensive tackle class goes 6 deep, and then it's a huge crapshoot for guy 7-12. Veldheer is in that mix. His potential is the highest of any of that next group, and teams will see that. I'd say he's a good bet to end up being drafted in the 2nd round. Natural LT prospects are in high demand, and so a top 50 selection seems reasonable.
Final Analysis-Veldheer is a fascinating prospect. Once again he has to be looked at with a critical eye, because he's not facing NFL caliber defensive players, but the physical gifts he has are just outstanding. His size is imposing and his technical skills is that of a guy you would think is much smaller. He'll need to get that giant load a little lower, especially in run blocking and against the big DEs in the league. I don't think he's a day one starter but his upside is tremendous and you can't coach up the kind of size he has. He might be more of a RT at the start of his career, but his ability to pass protect means he's got to find his way to the left side at some point. In that second tier of tackles in this draft, I put Veldheer right at the top of the heap.
Reminds me of: Michael Roos, OT Tennessee Titans-Roos is another massive guy from a small school, probably in the second tier of tackles, but with plenty of potential to be a starting left tackle in the NFL.
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|Hartsville , SC- The Coker Cobras fell to the Falcons of Pfeiffer University 7-0 in women's soccer action on Saturday afternoon. Coker completes the season with a record of 4-12-1 overall, and 1-9-1 in Conference Carolinas play, while the Falcons improve to 9-7-1 overall, and 8-2-1 in the conference.
Pfeiffer got things started early scoring three goals in the first half. Michelle Vaudreuil found the back of the net first with assists from Angela Reale and Megan Blevins. The Falcons next two goals were unassisted from Celia Walpole and Katie Franca.
In the second half, Pfeiffer padded their lead with three quick goals in the first five minutes. The first two came from Megan Reaves, while Reale posted the final two goals giving the Falcons the 7-0 victory.
Suzie Hinman and Heidi Karaszkiewicz combined for five saves and the shutout, while Margaret McCoy and Carrie Hudnell had a combined seven saves.
Pfeiffer will host a Confernce Carolinas Quaterfinal match Wednesday at 2:00 pm when they play St. Andrews.


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RYAN VREDE, in Dublin, writes Jean de Villiers and Francois Louw participated fully in Tuesday's training session and will start against Ireland on Saturday.
De Villiers was ruled out of the Currie Cup play-offs with a hamstring injury sustained in the Springboks' final Rugby Championship match in Soweto and has been carefully managed since in the hope that he would recover for the tour opener. The Springboks' skipper didn't train fully at Blackrock College RFC on Monday, but participated in a defensive session today, showing no signs of discomfort.
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The formation the Springboks ran this afternoon further indicated that Pat Lambie has trumped Morne Steyn for the starting berth at flyhalf. Lambie is also likely to assume goal-kicking duties ahead of Ruan Pienaar, although the latter is a very competent goal-kicker for his Irish club side Ulster, and will be used if Lambie's boot betrays him.
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For three innings, the New Bern pitching staff was up to its old tricks – not allowing hits, that is.
Fresh off the heels of a combined no-hitter against Northern Nash, 15-year old starter Colin Schmid didn't surrender his first until the bottom of the fourth inning Friday in a 6-2 victory over Havelock.
Will Blythe reached on an infield single to disrupt the no-hit streak.
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Havelock's bats came alive in the bottom of the sixth, as Randy Gibson delivered an RBI single and Jalen Norris scored on an error.
"I thought Schimd was good tonight, not great like he was against Northern Nash," New Bern coach Gary Smith said. "He seemed like he couldn't get into a great rhythm out there. Then Cole Green came in and had a good fifth inning, but left some fastballs out in front in the sixth that Havelock showed they can hit."
After the Rams (0-3) cut the deficit in half in the sixth, momentum was starting to shift to their side – but it was very short lived.
Bears' shortstop Austin King led off the top of the seventh with a walk and stole second base, before Josh Taylor got a swing off Rams' reliever Cameron Carpenter.
Carpenter dealt a fastball to Taylor, who promptly deposited the ball over the fence in dead center.
"I wasn't trying to hit the ball out or anything," Taylor said. "I just got a pitch up in the zone and put a good swing on it. It was my first hit of the season."
It was Havelock's second loss to New Bern in five days. The Rams fell to the Bears 4-1 on Feb. 28 in the first game of the season for both squads.
For the Rams, the team is just coming together upon getting starters Pharoh Cooper and Blythe back from basketball season.
"I think we saw some potential there tonight," Havelock coach Charlie Smith said. "With just getting some players back and we had some not here tonight as well, we can still get to where we need to be to get ready for play in the Coastal Conference.
"I like the way Josh (Little) came back and battled on the mound after giving up three runs in the first. We didn't give up, but New Bern is a darn good team and you can't afford to put yourself in a hole against them."
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Two of the world's greatest things, the Raspberry Pi and Beer, have come together in a project that is the definition of homebrew.
The aptly-named Beer Church group, part of the Chicago-based Pumping Station: One modding collective, have been using the $40 Linux board to help brew Irish Stout.
During fermentation beer must be kept at fairly precisely controlled temperatures. The required temperature varies according to the stage of fermentation, as well as other factors, and the Pi-based brewing aid helps keep the temperature within acceptable limits.
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That by exposing this device to the Net they are leaving the possibility of it being tampered with and waste beer. However on a more serious note the Pi would be ideal as the controller for things like this and make so many peoples lives so much easier. When the Pi gets much more available I can see entire Cottage Industries popping up all around the place making Plug in Accessories for it to do very specific jobs like this. Doesn't require much power, easy to manage and just set and forget after you have what you need. ;) Col
Ask any student of engineering, the answser is all in the metrics. If you cannot 'nail it' to a number, then you're just doing a magic show. Lots of idioms are made up about this: 'experience', 'the quality process', ... This presentation opens with a fabulous title, illustrates their process openly, and prescribes a wonderful future. Great publication for a top quality (and reproduceable) home-brewing future! The future begins now.
From a Hardware view, that is what is missing from this presentation. What temperature sensor was used, and how was it interfaced to the PI? What other sensors were there? Was the room temperature as well as the brew temperature monitored?
There's Beagle and Gumstix that I can think of immediately that were designed for a job like that specifically. Both run Linux, and Python, and have been around for a few years now. And the Arduino has a 'Ethernet Shield', which is a plug-in card to handle the physical connection so you can stream data over its IP address as well as control its ports. Granted this needs programming in C+, but the hard work is done for you with its community libraries and example code. Pi's are great, I've got one. But its a bit trendy, and only uptake in education will tell if its more than that. Arduino is more capable, but is a pig to program for. However enough kids learning python might tip the balance yet in Pi's favour, although it doesnt have a lot of hobby IO potential. Its all in the graphics on that one.
LM35 temperature sensor, reads from freezing to above boiling point. That can handle mash and boil temperatures as well as fermenting and conditioning in a single device. It wont interface directly to a Pi's GPIO so theres a microcontroller doing the conversion on the breadboard by the looks of it. Cant tell if its a PIC or an Atmel but both have analogue inputs that can read sensors and digital ports that will talk to Pi's GPIO, and all three have community contributed code libraries to do these things. The hardware as shown would read the temperature of the outside of the kettle, but its easy to put it into a bit of copper pipe to make a liquid probe. Thats all you'd need, with the software turning on the burner and chiller mentioned on their page they can keep the brew at the exact temperatures needed regardless of room temperature - its a proper microcontroller brewery... I brew my own beer too, and theres a lot to be said for electronic measurement. Cant say I'd thought of automating it to this level though, I'm happy with digital timing, measures and temperature readouts to help my eye.


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- .NET Gendarme: launches Gendarme analyses to detect issues related to coding bad practices, smell detection, performance, etc
- .NET Gallio: launches Gallio to run tests and gets execution report as well as coverage report (using PartCover or OpenCover or NCover or ...).
- .NET NDeps: launches a dependency parser tool, built on Mono Cecil, to get dependency data between assemblies and classes.
- C# StyleCop: launches StyleCop analyses to detect issues mainly related to coding style (formatting, comments, ...).
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Pet theft is on the rise. The American Kennel Club, which has been tracking pet thefts since 2007, reported a 32% increase in dog thefts last year.
While some animals are snatched from their yards or during home invasions, opportunistic thieves most commonly steal dogs left in cars or tied up outside stores. In the ASPCA's hometown of New York City, dognappings skyrocket every summer as pet parents take advantage of nice weather to combine dog-walking with errand-running.
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- When running errands around town, visit pet-friendly establishments or please leave your dog at home.
- Keep a close eye on your pet in designated off-leash areas, where he could become a target for criminals looking to make a quick buck. (Pet thieves often try to resell—or even hold for ransom—stolen dogs.)
- Avoid leaving your pet unattended in the front yard, especially if your lawn is exposed or accessible.
- The same rules apply for leaving your pet tied up outside a store. In addition to being vulnerable to theft and teasing, your dog might escape or get injured.
- Microchip your pet! Microchipping can often mean the difference between temporary and permanent separation from your furry loved one.
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yes, everyone should be careful about watching their pets. All three of mine are chipped now. But one day it was cool and as I was about to leave them in a locked car with the moon roof slightly open for airflow, when a lady walked over telling me to avoid leaving them in there at all, she had been told of someone, even in mall or store lots, breaking in by the roof to remove med to small dogs! I thanked her, took them home, and returned later. I was unaware these thieves were in our area, and am still thankful to her for taking the time to warn me of the possibility of losing our beloved pets.
Thanks for spreading great information.
I completely agree with you! I feel so sorry for the poor babies left in cars. Very selfish of owners. Just leave them home where they are cozy and comfortable! How would you like to be locked up and left in a car alone!
Actually my dogs, German Shepherds, love to be in the car. When the weather is cool I often take them. It's another chance for them to get out, see people, drive around, get some fresh air. I don't leave them there more than a few minutes. However, believe me, I won't do that anymore!!
We are Pet Sitters in Oregon and we take our dog almost everywhere, wine touring etc. She loves the car and being with us. We would never leave her in the car if the weather was too hot, very rare in Eugene. All it takes is using some common sense. If you can't eat outside at a restaurant with your pet park where the car is visible. We have been taking her with us for 12 years and no problem. She would much rather be with us than at home, guarantee.
My dogs, all Labradors love to ride in the car. You just have to get the keys and they are there, sitting by the door, to go for a ride. I take them with me when it is cool /cold. In the sommer it gets way to hot in Texas.
What most people don't know is that it's against the law in most states. I've seen for myself animal care remove a pet, also I''ve seen dogs die from being left in a car. Leaving a window open does not cool off a car in the heat of the summer.Acar can reach over 110 degrees in minutes.
I agree with you. I am a huge advocate to help dogs or any animal that are left alone in a car. I have seen this happen 4 times this summer. I have called 911 to report this and I also leave a flyer on the windshield to try to educated people on the dangers of leaving their pet alone in a car. I did not realize that there are also major concerns about pets being stolen from cars, too. We sure do live in a crazy world where we can't trust anyone! How sad...
It's up to us to speak out and protect these innocent helpless animals. They can't speak so we have to be their voice.
Thank you to all of you wonderful people who look out for the precious animals.
so true i just found out how quick your car can heat up you had the best comment
I agree, I don't own a dog. But I always leave all four of my windows opened slightly to let the heat out. I can be in the store for five minutes get back into the vehicle and start to sweat instantly.
VERY WELL PUT! THANK YOU! People need to realize that what feels hot to them is 10X as hot to your pet, if not more! They cannot cool themselves the way we can and overheating happens in a matter of minutes... followed quickly by brain damage, like you said. It is simply not worth the risk for your own benefit. Your dogs may enjoy a ride but they do not know that being left in a car is hazardous to their health and saftey. All they know is they want to be with you. It's up to you to do what's best for them and not be selfish


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What should I do: upgrade my computer or buy a new one?
Hi everyone, could you please give me some advice. My main desktop computer
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