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The final installation in our commemoration for the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War. This exhibit, which will be featured in our Lobby Gallery from September 5, 2014 to February 1, 2015, is a collection of illustrated newspapers, copy books, diaries, and letters encompassing the time period 1860-1865.
These materials will allow you to experience the emotions and opinions expressed by the people of Charleston during the War from varying perspectives. In reading the original words, one is able to feel the energy of the City as it goes from excited and eager to deflated and defeated. You'll regret the day you ever done it. (a direct quote excerpted from one of our displayed articles) provides an interesting and personal look at the Civil War's impact on Charleston.
From the pages of classic literature comes the Charleston Museum's latest textile exhibit, Fashion in Fiction, on exhibit October 19, 2013 to April 6, 2014. This exhibit explores the fundamental role clothing and style play in some of our most beloved works of fiction. From Jane Austen's sprigged muslin dresses to F. Scott Fitzgerald's swinging flappers and dapper gents, fashion often becomes integral to a story and even helps to fix it to a particular time in history. Using clothing and accessories from our historic textiles collection as well as books and illustrations from the Archives, the Charleston Museum offers a light-hearted look at popular 19th and early 20th century fashions and shows off styles brought to life by some of literature's most memorable characters.
The Charleston Museum presents an original exhibition, Quintessential Quilts, from August 17, 2013 to March 30, 2014. This exhibit in the Historic Textiles Gallery presents the Museum's finest examples of quilting from
the late 18th century through the 20th century. Included will be representative work from the major quilting categories - whitework, chintz appliqué, pieced, traditional appliqué, paper-template pieced (mosaic),
crazy and modern.
Photo Courtesy of Army Quartermaster Museum, Fort Lee, Virginia.
Continuing its commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War, the Charleston Museum presents "Our Duty was Quite Arduous": The Union Encampment on Little Folly Island, 1863- 1865. On exhibit from June 6, 2013 to March 10, 2014, this original exhibition presents Civil War artifacts recovered by Charleston Museum archaeologists from the beach of "Little Folly Island." Accelerated erosion caused by Hurricane Hugo in September 1989 uncovered a wealth of materials from the Federal presence there during the Civil War. Most were remarkably preserved and now provide a rare glimpse into the daily lives of Union soldiers garrisoned on Folly Island.
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The hat has been an essential fashion accessory for centuries. With this fashion staple in mind, the Charleston Museum continues its five-part accessories exhibition with Fashion Accessories: Hats, on exhibit June 19, 2013 - January 19, 2014. Installed in the study drawer section of the Museum's historic textiles gallery, headwear to be included ranges from the accordion-folded calash of the 18th century and the stiff little pillbox of the 1960s to men's ever-popular top hat and Derby.
Capturing an autumnal color palette for the fall, the Charleston Museum presents Positively Paisley from September 11 to January 5, 2014. This special exhibit, in the foyer case of our Historic Textiles Gallery, will feature woven and embroidered shawls from the early to late 19th century that feature the boteh, later known as the paisley design, as well as garments and fashion accessories ranging from the Victorian tastes of the 19th century to the groovy styles of the 1960s and 70s.
The Charleston Museum presents an original exhibition, Indigo: Natural Blue Dye in the Lowcountry, in its Historic Textiles Gallery. Using examples of indigo-dyed textiles from the Museum's rich collections, this focused mini-exhibit reinforces the important role of indigo in South Carolina history, the efforts of Lowcountry native Eliza Lucas Pinckney in its cultivation, and the unique dyeing procedures used to make things "blue." Ranging from the 18th to 20th centuries, clothing and household goods on display, representing examples of vatted indigo dyeing, "china blue" printing and blue "penciling," reveal indigo's vast complexities and allure.
While we usually think of military uniforms, a uniform is really just a distinctive outfit that identifies a group and helps bind them together. This exhibit will focus on all types of uniforms, including diplomatic, school, volunteer, sports and military groups. Highlights will include an early 19th century jockey suit worn on Col. William Alston's plantation, an early Charleston Fire Department uniform coat, a Red Cross uniform worn by Anna Heyward Taylor during World War I and a beaded belt worn during a local Turnverein athletic competition.
The Charleston Museum presents an original exhibition, Early 20th Century Quilts in the Museum's Historic Textile Gallery. The exhibit spans the tumultuous years from 1900 through the 1930s, displaying the patterns and fabrics that make this era's quilts so distinctive. Periods of turmoil in the early 20th century, sparked by World War I, the coming of the second World War and social change born out of the Suffrage Movement, the Roaring 20s and the Great Depression, were met with renewed vigor by quilters across the country. While mass production and mail order sales of blankets and bedcoverings in the late 19th century might have briefly made the handmade quilt less desirable, women in all walks of life continued to find satisfaction, artistic expression, delight and even comfort in designing and sewing quilts such as those in Early 20th Century Quilts.
Continuing its commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War, the Charleston Museum presents Brethren, an original exhibition examining artifacts associated with militia units which served in and around Charleston during the Civil War. The exhibit draws from the Museum's weapons, archival and textiles collections, offering a variety of perspectives on local militias, and features a Palmetto Guard flag, c 1861, a German Artillery officer's sword, photographs, and post-war militia uniforms and accoutrements.
Installed in the study drawer section of the Museum's historic textiles gallery, footwear ranging from early 19th century pattens and delicate satin slippers to formidable boots and high button shoes are shown.
The correct fashion accessory is as important as the garment itself. Some accessories are no longer in vogue – handkerchiefs, parasols, fans, walking sticks and even gloves. Others remain essential to that proper image – shoes, hats, purses and men's neckwear. From the collections of the Charleston Museum, Fashion Accessories, a five-part exhibition, will look at these clothing additions that really did complete the image for fashionable men and women in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. The series begins with Fashion Accessories: Shoes, on exhibit January 26 – June 9, 2013. Installed in the study drawer section of the Museum's historic textiles gallery, footwear ranging from early 19th century pattens and delicate satin slippers to formidable boots and high button shoes will be shown.
The Charleston Museum presents an original exhibition, Hunt & Habit in the museum's Historic Textiles Gallery. Hunt & Habit includes women's and men's riding habits, hats and accessories from the 19th and early 20th century. Setting the background for the garments is a beautiful early 19th century hunt board which could be carried to the porch for breakfast service, laden with Lowcountry favorites. Guns, typical of those used in local hunts, a side-saddle and period equestrian fashion plates round out the display
High fashion and style has been of paramount importance to Charlestonians from its earliest days. The emphasis on grand design, apparent in the architecture, gardens, art and clothing favored by the region, was facilitated by the port city's easy access to fine goods, including textiles, fashion plates and magazines, imported from around the world. An original Charleston Museum exhibition, Charleston Couture, will showcase the area's finest garments and accessories from the 1770s to the 1970s. Charleston Couture will include some true haute couture garments brought back by privileged Lowcountry residents from their wide travels. Of significance are pieces designed and made by Charles Frederick Worth and Mariano Fortuny, along with fashionable examples of lesser-known clothiers and Charleston dressmakers.
The Charleston Museum presents an original exhibition, Lowcountry Embroidery, from May 12 to January 13, 2013 in its Historic Textiles Gallery. The Charleston Museum's collection of Charleston-made schoolgirl samplers is unrivaled and these delightful embroidered treasures will be the main focus of this exhibit.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, almost every young girl learned to sew. The sampler was probably a girl's first achievement, proof of this important knowledge, and then most likely she would go on to show off her talents through decorative embroideries. Displayed in the study drawer section of the gallery, Lowcountry Embroidery will also include appliqué and needlepoint to showcase the finer needlework achieved by women and skilled girls.
As Autumn and Thanksgiving give way to thoughts of chilly temperatures and winter holidays, so do the garments in the Charleston Museum's Seasonal Fashions exhibit. The Charleston Museum continues its year-long rotation in its Historic Textile Gallery with Seasonal Fashions: Winter in Charleston features a range of garments, fashion accessories, Christmas ornaments and stockings from the 19th century.
The Charleston Museum presents an original exhibition,Geometric Quilts, from May 5 to December 9, 2012 in its Historic Textiles Gallery. Pieced (or patchwork) quilts consist of geometric shapes sewn together to form a pattern. Popular throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, these quilts display a myriad of designs created from just a few distinct shapes. Geometric Quilts looks at how these simple shapes are transformed into intricate and delightful patterns.
As summer vacations give way to thoughts of heading back to school, football games and slightly cooler temperatures, so do the garments in the Charleston Museum's Seasonal Fashions exhibit. The museum continues its year-long rotation in its Historic Textile Gallery with Seasonal Fashions: Autumn in Charleston. A range of garments, accessories and ephemera in this exhibit dating from the 1850s to the 1960s represents a seasonal shift to a more autumnal palette and theme.
Continuing its commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War, the Charleston Museum presents Blasted: Assorted Projectiles and Explosives of the Civil War. This original exhibition explores the varied and sometimes revolutionary artillery shells and small arms projectiles that were used during this country's defining conflict. Artifacts on exhibit include a rare Quinlivan shot designed to penetrate Federal ironclads and a two-chambered incendiary shell likely intended for use in Charleston's defense.
In 2012, the Historic Textile Gallery will feature a rotating exhibit of Seasonal Fashions. Get ready for summer and a change to beach wear, perfect for a romp in the surf or a stroll down the boardwalk. Some of our early bathing suits might surprise even the most ardent beachgoers.
Image courtesy of the Library of Congress
This special traveling exhibit tells the story of Robert Smalls's daring 1862 escape from slavery, his service to the Union forces during the Civil War, and his political career during Reconstruction.Consisting of narrative panels, photographs, artwork, ship models, artifacts and reproductions which underscore the historical significance of Robert Smalls, this exhibition is an important contribution to Civil War and African American history. Visitors will become more familiar with Smalls's heroic exploits and be inspired by his legacy of bravery, leadership and public service to all Americans. Exhibit highlights include furniture from the house where Smalls lived as a slave, scaled replicas of the CSS Planter and the USS Keokuk, the two ships that Robert Smalls piloted during the Civil War, a replica of the musket owned by Smalls, letters he wrote to dignitaries of his time, and photographs of his house in Beaufort, SC, his family and his descendants through the generations. Image courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Once the most important resource for current styles, fashion plates are now a valuable source for historic research. These plates appeared in many publications, such as Godey's Lady's Book, La Belle Assemblée, Les Modes Parisiennes and Ackermann's Repository of Arts among others. Essentially, fashion plates did not exist before the French Revolution began in 1789, though the Museum does have several rare hand-tinted fashion illustrations dating to the 1760s. It has been suggested that the sudden influx of French influence - as aristocrats rushed to escape the Revolution - catapulted the art of fashion designing and especially the production of fashion plates into a thriving business. For many years, these images would be the arbiters of elegance. Dress makers or even amateur home-sewers would use the illustration as their guide; dress patterns were not widely available until the latter half of the 19th century.
Charleston has a long and venerable quilt making history. One of the most stunning techniques,broderie perse or chintz appliqué, consisted of fabulous floral and botanical printed fabrics imported from India, England and Europe. The quilt was made by cutting up these luxurious textiles and then reapplying the motifs to a larger fabric, carefully stitching around each element. Quiltmakers could create a stunning tree of life, a graceful floral basket or an album quilt of many different designs. Botanical Quilts examines the many different botanically-inspired quilts that graced the beds of Lowcountry residents throughout the 19th century.
In 2012, the Historic Textile Gallery will feature a rotating exhibit of Seasonal Fashions. Shake off the winter blues in late February with an early spring Garden Party featuring elegant white dresses from the early 1900s, batiks by Anna Heyward Taylor and other floral textile delights.
Just in time for cooler weather, Coat Check will display of historic outerwear – coats, capes, cloaks, shawls, jackets – worn in Charleston in the past 200 years. From fur coats to delicate embroidered shawls, these garments were the finishing touch on a fashionable outfit. Even in the moderate Lowcountry climate, the winter months required a warm cover-up and fall or spring evenings might have needed a lighter wrap. Coat Check explores men's, women's and children's outerwear with an eye to fashion as well as practicality.
This December 7th marks the 70th Anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the official entrance of the United States into World War II. In commemoration of that fateful day, The Charleston Museum presents uniforms and textiles relevant to the Pacific War. We strive to honor the men and women who served throughout the war, on far-off shores and on the homefront, by telling the stories of these Americans through their personal objects.
Commemorating the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War and celebrating the opening of its new textile gallery, The Charleston Museum presents Threads of War: Clothing and Textiles of the Civil War. This original exhibition offers a peek into the lives of those left on the home front and those battling deprivation and fear while raising their families and protecting their property, as well as those fighting on the front lines. Threads of War will illustrate how, as the 1860s marched on, the war took its toll not only in lives lost but on fashion, supplies, and every aspect of life. Women's, men's and children's clothing, uniforms and accessories, quilts, coverlets and flags, along with magazines, newspapers, daguerreotypes and diaries provide tangible images of mid-nineteenth century Charleston and a lifestyle torn apart by war. LEARN MORE...
Continuing its commemoration of the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War, the Charleston Museum presents Plotting a Siege: Maps of Charleston in the Civil War. This small, original exhibition will display various examples of the maps held in the Charleston Museum's Archives that relate to the Civil War. Historical maps, a valuable and fascinating resource, offer us a chance to see our world the way it used to be and this is especially true for the Civil War era. While maps are inarguably an important means of studying this conflict, they are also valued for their beauty. Many of the early pieces were hand-colored and contain unique content making them collectible works of art. Maps produced in wartime are especially distinctive as troop positions and battle information would be hand-drawn onto an existing map to create a truly precious item.
The Charleston Museum presents Aisle Style: 150 Years of Wedding Fashion, an original exhibition on display from October 16, 2009 through June 30, 2010. While focusing on the bride and her dress, the exhibition will include accessories, men's garments, trousseau treasures, and photographs. Aisle Style will also explore wedding traditions, from orange blossoms and blue garters to the magnificent white gown. The Museum will offer a wide variety of workshops and programs in conjunction with the exhibit.


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Chelsea Manning Says Military Is Still Denying Her Gender Reassignment Treatment
Convicted Wikileaker Chelsea Manning has released a statement from prison saying that the military has given her nothing but "lip service" regarding the gender-reassignment treatment that she asked for this time last year.
NBC News reports:
In an exclusive statement to NBC News, the former Army private once known as Bradley Manning said life in the military lockup at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, has restricted her ability to express her gender identity. "For example, in my daily life, I am reminded of this when I look at the name on my badge, the first initial sewed into my clothing, the hair and grooming standards that I adhere to, and the titles and courtesies used by the staff. Ultimately, I just want to be able to live my life as the person that I am, and to be able to feel comfortable in my own skin."
Last month, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced Manning would receive "rudimentary treatment" for her gender transition. Manning's lawyers, however, have said that the military has failed to carry out Hagel's recommendations. Her lawyers announced last week that they will sue the military if the Army fails to provide manning with treatment by September 4.
Read Manning's statement HERE.
Such a rough life for a spy and traitor. Boo hoo. You know, they used to be shot.
Posted by: Andrew | Aug 22, 2014 12:21:09 PM
I don't get why she thinks she is entitled to this surgery. Why should a convicted prisoner be entitled to something which the general public is not? seems backwards to me.
Posted by: max | Aug 22, 2014 12:31:05 PM
Boo Hoo is right!!! Why should we have to pay for his (not her) sex reassignment?? It's the height of political correctness that we should even be having his discussion. This shows that he had no regard for anyone other than himself when he betrayed his country. Instead of contemplating what he did wrong, he is still trying to get work the system to get what he wants. He is a disgrace.
Posted by: Neil | Aug 22, 2014 12:35:24 PM
How long until someone complains about that delightful photo of him?
Posted by: me | Aug 22, 2014 12:40:32 PM
If Edward Snowden can act like an idiot/traitor and remain in homophobic Russia, the American military can at least give Manning some help with gender identity as a reward for staying in the country and facing the music.
Posted by: David From Canada | Aug 22, 2014 12:44:43 PM
Me (aka Rick) and Neil (aka dummy), if cannot respect other people's pronouns, you're not entitled to any respect from others in return. Perhaps if you two weren't so foolish you wouldn't have posted those comments. But here we are.
Posted by: Tyler | Aug 22, 2014 12:45:57 PM
I have no problem with cutting his nuts off.
Posted by: Enchantra | Aug 22, 2014 12:47:22 PM
Chelsea, honey, you want sex reassignment surgery? Pay for it your own damned self! You're in the brig, girlfriend. You forfeit your "rights" because you're serving time. I don't want MY tax dollars to pay for your vainglorious self-realization. Get the sh*t when you get out. Until then, deal with it.
Posted by: jamal49 | Aug 22, 2014 12:57:53 PM
Well, some of us disagree on this issue.
I consider sex re-assignment surgery to be a medical precedure. It is corrective surgery in my opinion. I admire those individuals who are psychologically strong enough to do it in order to save their lives.
Posted by: Derrick from Philly | Aug 22, 2014 1:07:00 PM
If you accept the argument (supported by the major American medical associations) that gender dysphoria makes gender re-assignment medically necessary, it's hard to argue against Manning's case. At the same time, the difference between transgender individuals who require *surgical re-assignment* and those who don't is closer to a matter of preference (deep seated and sincere, nonetheless). Prison is one big denial of prisoner's preferences - not getting the sex reassignment procedures you want done might be one of them. Not getting *any* treatment for a substantiated case of gender dysphoria - such as HRT - is harder to justify. Manning could remain in male lock-up, as well as still being required to dress & groom as a man, while enjoying the benefits of HRT. I'm less easily persuaded that it is a moral outrage that a convicted criminal will not get the elective surgery of her choice while in prison.
Posted by: kipp | Aug 22, 2014 1:07:10 PM
@ "I have no problem with cutting his nuts off"
Of course, you don't. Yours have been missing for over 50 years.
Posted by: Derrick from Philly | Aug 22, 2014 1:09:03 PM
Neil, Me, AND Enchantra! Rick, that's three aliases in one comment thread. All to post transphobic comments. You're severely messed up in the head. But tell me, do you wear the same Farrah Fawcett wig when you post as either Me or Enchantra?
Posted by: Tyler | Aug 22, 2014 1:12:15 PM
Eighth amendment guarantees medically necessary treatment. Major medical orgs agree gender transition is medically necessary. That's really all there is to say.
Posted by: Thedrdonna | Aug 22, 2014 1:21:39 PM
Isn't this creature supposed to be doing hard labor? It seems to have a lot of time on its hands to complain. Maybe the prison should find a nice field of rocks and send this creature out to do some character-building work.
Posted by: Truther | Aug 22, 2014 1:41:37 PM
I still don't know what to make of this. Why should I sympathize/empathize with Chelsea's plight AND foot the bill as well? Because it's the humane thing? When Chelsea decided to release imperative information regarding certain military personnel, was she thinking of their safety as well?
Posted by: MickyFlip | Aug 22, 2014 1:44:52 PM
I have no problem letting her have surgery. Then we should execute her for betraying her country.
Posted by: Li'l Kiwiwi | Aug 22, 2014 2:03:04 PM
TheDrDonna is not being honest. Medical "necessity" has a particular meaning under the 8th Amendment. A procedure does not become medically necessary just because it is the procedure preferred by the inmate or because it is the procedure which will make the inmate feel "comfortable" or even because a doctor would prefer it. The procedure has to be necessary to the maintenance of life or basic health. The government has the obligation to provide for basic health care needs, not to provide optimal treatment.
To take an easier example, the prison must provide a basic diet which provides all vitamins and minerals necessary for health as well as a sufficient number of calories to maintain life and health. If it serves food that lacks vitamin D, that's an 8th Amendment violation. If it serves you only 500 calories, that's a violation. But once it meets the minimum threshold, the state's obligation to the inmate ends and it is entitled to consider cost and institutional and penal interests. Thus, the prison is constitutionally permitted to serve daily salami sandwiches costing 25 cents each. It is even allowed to serve Nutriloaf, an extremely cheap substance that is nutritionally complete, but utterly repellent to the palate.
If Manning can show that without "transition" he will kill himself or go into severe untreatable depression, then he will have a case. But if he simply would be happier and more comfortable transitioning, then the taxpayer is not obligated to accommodate him.
Posted by: Hugh | Aug 22, 2014 2:03:14 PM
Mickyflip; No she was thinking of your safety.
Posted by: PeterC | Aug 22, 2014 2:09:15 PM
"For example, in my daily life, I am reminded of this when I look at the name on my badge, the first initial sewed into my clothing, the hair and grooming standards that I adhere to, and the titles and courtesies used by the staff."
This is extremely upsetting to read. Why is this criminal being given titles and courtesies? Why is he given personalized monogrammed clothing? The prison staff should be addressing with his inmate number, and he should be wearing generic inmate garb. What an entitled individual. Hopefully, his writings will be used against him in any plea for early release as they clearly show a lack of remorse or humility.
Posted by: Pratip | Aug 22, 2014 2:19:28 PM
Sorry, dude, but if you wanted to live your life as a woman you should have thought twice about being a traitor and losing your freedom.
Posted by: RandyNovak | Aug 22, 2014 2:20:44 PM
If her reasons were for my safety, @PETERC. Then she would have thought twice before releasing those documents and placing all of us in danger. Thank you for your response. But my attitude hasn't changed.
She can change her face, her name, everything. But she can't change the past.
Posted by: MickyFlip | Aug 22, 2014 2:21:07 PM
Manning wasn't thinking about anyone other than itself. It didn't even read any of the hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables that it leaked. It couldn't have cared less what was in them. In fact, 99% of the cables had nothing to do with Iraq. It admitted to the tribunal that it was mentally unbalanced and was lashing out. People compare Manning and Snowden, but the 2 cases are like night and day.
Posted by: Truther | Aug 22, 2014 2:28:16 PM
If it was cancer or diabetes treatment then I would sympathize and protest the cruel treatment.
Transgenders say that surgery isn't necessary to be transgender so her life is not threatened
Posted by: HIS | Aug 22, 2014 2:30:13 PM
Let her have the surgery. Then execute her.
Posted by: Li'l Kiwiwi | Aug 22, 2014 2:32:37 PM
Let her have the surgery. Then execute her.
Posted by: Li'l Kiwiwi | Aug 22, 2014 2:32:45 PM


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Sleep-deprivation is like being high. I know because I was high for a long time, then I started sleeping irregularly. It's supposed to have something to do with lack of sugar in the brain, which is also the theory of what LSD does to consciousness. Things grow fluid and dreamlike, but at the same time there is a paranoid awareness of motion and a heaviness in the heart. Color and sound become a lot sharper, and time feels totally irrelevant. Normal speed is fast but fast can pass for normal. A moment lasts for days, days can fit in a moment. Talking and laughing are far more involving, especially laughing. The grotesque animal implicit in each person comes out, sometimes messing up the conversation. And then it's as if you have no body. As in the best music, an uncanny lightness balances the overriding melancholy. There is joy in flying when you don't need to move. All through this, what's more, every passing emotion turns into an epic experience.
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"Oh, the fire of my guts…"
Umar Ibn Al Farid
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SHADYSIDE, Ohio — The Eastern girls finished second and the boys placed 16th overall at the 43rd annual Shadyside Relays held at Fleming Field on the campus of Shadyside High School in Belmont County.
The Lady Eagles came away with championships in four of the 18 events held en route to a runner-up effort of 69 points. Martins Ferry won the girls title with 84 points, while Claymont placed third out of 20 scoring teams with 61 points.
Half of Eastern's crowns came in relay events, with the same quartet of Keri Lawrence, Maddie Rigsby, Taylor Palmer and Laura Pullins bringing home the wins. The foursome posted a winning time of 4:17.00 in the 4x400m relay and won the 4x800m event with a mark of 10:11.11.
Rigsby also earned an individual title by winning the high jump with a cleared height of 5 feet, 2 inches. The senior also placed fourth in the 800m run with a time of 2:31.78.
Senior Cassidy Cleland — an Ohio University signee — won the discus event with a throw of 118 feet, 8 inches. Katie Keller also placed second in the discus (113-3) and third in the shot put (34-11).
Keri Lawrence placed fourth in the 1600m run (5:35.14) and Kelsey Johnson (51.81) was fourth in the 300m hurdles to round out the Lady Eagles' top-four placements.
The Eagles had just two top-four efforts in the 18 events held, which led to 12 team points and 16th place out of 19 scoring squads. Martins Ferry won the boys title with 98 points, while Garaway (65) and St. Clairsville (58) rounded out the top three spots.
Brent Welch earned third place in the discus event with a throw of 132 feet, 6 inches. Daschle Facemyer was also third in the long jump with a leap of 18 feet, 6.25 inches.
Complete results of the 2014 Shadyside Relays are available on the web at baumspage.com


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and with major manufacturers hogging most of the headlines, some really cool machines often get overlooked in the shuffle. So we dug back through the EICMA archives and dug up a few we thought worthy of mention, from a supermoto scooter to an Italian flat tracker. Here's four offerings that might not have made headlines but are offbeat and unique nonetheless.
Yamaha TMax Hypermodified by Roland Sands
Now this is a scooter I wouldn't be ashamed to be seen on. Everything
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touches magically transforms into something you want to take straight to the nearest dirt track or drag strip. Now he's worked his magic on a Yamaha
Roland Sands Design put their spin on this TMax for Yamaha, the supermoto scooter a hit with the 2012 EICMA crowd.
TMax, giving it the RSD Hypermodified treatment.
The trick TMax is the result of a Yamaha project whereby the company challenges three resourceful custom builders to see what they can do within a certain platform. The three builders whose talents Yamaha has tapped into are Sands, Ludovic Lazareth and Marcus Walz. Last year the trio had a friendly competition to see who could build the baddest VMax. This year Yamaha proposed a completely different challenge, to see what the trio could do with their TMax sport scooter.
French custom builder Lazareth supercharged one, Walz concentrated on trimming weight and beefing up performance while Sands made this wild supermoto scooter. Impressed by the basic mechanical structure of its frame, he stripped it down to the aluminum frame and worked on changing the flow of the bike. He stretched out the back with an extended swingarm, equipped it with mid controls, and left the front of the bike open except for the primary components. We dig how he left the internals of the primary exposed then concealed the electrical and battery behind grills. RSD also fobbed up a new tank in the small tail section and gave it a set of gnarly-sounding pipes (just listen to them in the video below!). In his blog, he said they contemplated leaving the TMax project in a raw metal finish until he saw the seat by Bitchin Rich which made him decide to ship it off to Olympic Powdercoating.
"There was nothing easy about this project. No guidelines, no magazines, nor pages of internet content to help guide crucial design decisions. There was no one to call on the I phone or be inspired by. There really was nothing but our own thoughts and inspirations. From Surf scooter to boy racer and back again the pendulum swung. In the end the racer fought its way to the front of our consciousness to overcome the awkward and strange flow of the naked machine. The finished product appeals to the rider in us," wrote Sands on the RSD blog.
Who knew you could be the envy of your friends riding a scooter? On Rolands Sands Yamaha TMax Hypermodified, you would be.
Zaeta DT 530
Another cool offering from EICMA 2012 that almost fell through the cracks is this flyweight Italian flat tracker, the Zaeta DT 530. Like Roland Sands scooter, this little ripper has been stripped down to essentials, tipping the scales at a
The Zaeta DT 530 is a lightweight Italian dirt tracker that is now street legal.
claimed curb weight of 115 kg (254 lbs). Its aluminum frame, swingarm and triple clamps have been machined by hand from billet. A 530cc DOHC TM Single with a claimed 50 hp will get the rear wheel spooling up quickly. The rest of the package includes a Showa fork, Ohlins shock, and galfer wave brakes with Brembo calipers. The guys at Zaeta are stoked this year because the DT 530 is now street legal and meets Euro 3 homologation.
The Zaeta was born after a trip by Paolo Chiaia to Daytona back in 2007 where he took in the short track races. He "fell in love with the discipline and aesthetics of those bikes, basic, small, with nothing to them." The idea to build his own dirt tracker was further fueled by a meeting in December 2008 with Graziano Rossi, father of Valentino Rossi. The two discussed a lightweight bike that could be used to train MotoGP riders, the discussions expanding into a dirt track-style motorcycle that could be ridden on the street and dirt. Once flat track champ Marco Belli entered into the equation, Zaeta's direction was solidified and the DT 530 was born.
Brutus by OVER
Look, it's the rebirth of the moto-tractor. OK, maybe it's not a Rokon, but its brawny design and beefy wheels could be mistaken for its American-made counterpart at a glance.
What happens when you cross a quad with a motorcycle? You get the Brutus!
The Brutus, on the other hand, has been designed by Alessandro Tartarini, son of Italjet founder Leopold. Though you'd think this was a prototype, it's actually said to be heading into production under the brand name OVER. Called a cross between "a quad and a motorcycle," the Brutus was displayed at the Pelpi International booth during the 2012 EICMA show.
Monster Maxxis Bighorn tires are the tread of choice on this hybrid design whose wheels are its main attraction. Their size is deliberate, aimed to give the machine the capacity to be ridden in almost all conditions, from sand to snow to the street. It has a 750cc engine with electronic fuel injection mated to a two-speed CVT gearbox. Oversized tubing for the backbone, a muffler that looks more sport than ATV, chain final drive, a skid plate, Tartarini has done his best to ensure that Brutus defies categorization. Seeing as how it's intended to be a production model, a line of accessories are ready or in the works, including a kit for snow consisting of skis and steering, sidecar, tow bar, winch kit, generator and more. Monster trucks meets motorcycles. Gravedigger vs Brutus. Who's got some cars to smash?
Onyx Supertrike
Another alternative to the norm was offered up by Peugot, the Onyx Supertrike a three-wheeled, tilting scooter designed with the same two front/one rear tire configuration as Piaggio's MP3. The design concept is claimed to be a 2-in-1 supertrike, offering two different riding positions, a hunched over the front sportbike-style position or a more relaxed,
The Onyx Supertrike is a design concept by Peugot with tilting wheels and a hybrid engine that combines electric and combustion engine power.
upright, traditional step-thru scooter position. This is achieved by removing what appears to be a tank but is instead a faux tank panel.
Even more interesting than its dual riding positions is its hybrid engine, a combination of a standard gas-burning 400cc engine and a 45 kW electric motor. It will have a regenerative braking system which charges up the lithium-ion battery upon deceleration. Top speed is listed at 150 km/h (93 mph) with torque numbers a claimed 42.8 lb-ft. They say the Onyx Supertrike has a range of 30 -50 km going fully electric and combined has a range of 500 km (310 miles).
Shrouded in sporty body work, the Onyx Supertrike is claimed to borrow styling cues from Peugot's automotive offerings. It's very front end-biased due to its double front wheel arrangement, but the rear does feature a stout swingarm supporting an extra-wide 200/50 R17 rear tire. The prototype Peugot three-wheeler looks sharp in its matte black and copper color combo. Whether it does indeed make it into production is uncertain but we anticipate we'll be seeing more of the hybrid engine in the future.
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In 2008, when the state began to dip into the rainy day funds, those accounts went down around $278 million. Now, for the first time, those accounts are beginning to fill back up, even if it's a little bit.
Numbers released Friday show Idaho brought in over $2.5 billion during the fiscal year 2012 that ended June 30th. That's $35 million more than anticipated.
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Now that we're in a position where we can sock a little bit, not a lot, but a little bit of money away, the governor and the Legislature believe it's a prudent move to do so, said Jon Hanian, Governor Otter s press secretary.
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What does "LE" and "GS" mean? Is it better to choose the first one and buy a "better" graphics card if I need it or to choose the 2nd one which already has a separate graphics card instead of an integrated chip?
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After some thought and deciphering (maybe it's the vicodin, maybe it's your post, I can't tell right now), it's in your best interest to get the system with the 6150 integrated as long as it has a spare graphics card slot... then get, i dunno, bare minimum of $50 together and you'll be able to get a video card that doubles either one of their performance... something like a 6600GT, a 7300GS, or an 8500...
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How do these cards compare to the "Integrated Intel Graphic Media Accelerator X3100" or "Integrated Intel Graphic Media Accelerator 3100" (seems to be the same despite missing "X" in the 2nd one).
Does the 8300GS has it's own memory or does it use RAM ("Turbocache")?
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For your purposes, I'd go with the 8300. It has to be faster than the 6150, and since you don't care about graphic quality there isn't much point in getting a better separate graphics card.
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I have a 6150LE in one computer. Just an integrated card. Also have an open pci-e but i dont need anything there since i dont game on this machine. With the 6150, dont think of playing DX9 games like HL2 or Source-engined games. It will be painful. I actually tried to run fear on this machine :o :( :o But older games like CS 1.6, and Half Life, run great. I am sure this is same with most modern integrated cards.
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Thanks for your help!
Is this 8300GS better than a 6600GT 128MB AGP8x?
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I don't think the 6600GT is faster
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The Late Show with David Letterman correspondent Andy Kindler caught up with Mike "The Si… READ MORE
VIDEO: Snooki Dances Atop A Car, Crowd Goes Wild
Party girl Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi doesn't just raise the roof — she jumps right on it!
The Jersey Shore star danced atop a car du… READ MORE
Snooki Tweets She's Moving To Miami!
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Snooki's New Boyfriend Revealed
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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW: JWOWW "I'm Getting Bikini Ready...
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Whoopi, Meet Snooki: Jersey Shore Cast To Appear On The View
Two of TV's most popular and outspoken cliques will collide February 23, when the cast of Jersey Shore appears on The View.
Nicole "Snooki… READ MORE
PHOTOS: The Situation And Pauly D — No Security, No Problem
Jersey Shore's Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino and Paul "Pauly D" DelVecchio were good sports as they posed for photog… READ MORE
EXCLUSIVE: 'Jersey Shore's' Pauly D Offered $50,000 ...
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The cast is so popular that they are … READ MORE
VIDEO: Snooki Gives Philadelphia "The Bird"
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EXCLUSIVE: Snooki Nude Photos For Sale
It looks like the ladies from Jersey Shore can't keep their clothes on when there's a camera around!
RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively that nude pho… READ MORE
VIDEO: Jersey Shore Cast Confirms Second Season
The Jersey Shore cast crossed the Hudson river to appear on the Today Show Monday, and confirmed that the show has been renewed for a second season.
Jersey Shore's Snooki & The Situation Ham It Up At Grammys
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EXCLUSIVE: Snooki Wants Her Own Show; Jersey Shore Negotiations Wrappi...
Snooki is ready to break loose from the Jersey Shore!
We already know that she's ready for action, and can take a punch, now her agent tells RadarOnline.com t… READ MORE
Report: Jersey Shore's Snooki Snubs Jerry Springer
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EXCLUSIVE: Jersey Shore's Snooki In Talks For Grammy Gig
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Jersey Shore Kids Want $10K Each Per Episode
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RECAP: Snooki & The Situation Hook Up On Jersey Shore Finale!
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AUDIO: Jersey Shore's Snooki And The Situation Dish On KIIS FM
Mike "The Situation" and Nicole "Snooki" from The Jersey Shore called into Ryan Seacrest's KIIS FM radio show Thursday … READ MORE


text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat Why does my aron's dont have rock head? 0 votes i had tried hatching aron eggs for a pretty long time (i want aggron on my Pokemon team) but everytime the egg hatches the aggron has the sturdy ability. it has been the 5th egg hatched. aron is also hard to hatch even if I have a camerupt with magma armor. anyway I can speed up the hatch of the egg??? :( evolution rock-head aron aggron asked Jan 1, 2013 by LordNorris Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 1 Answer 0 votes You're just unlucky. The parents have no effect on abilities, unless you're breeding for Dream World abilities. And Rock Head on Aggron isn't a DW ability. It's a 50% chance to get Rock Head, so you'll eventually get one. And if you want to hatch Aron faster, you can use: Magma Armor / Flame Body Pass Power If this is on Black and White 2, Join Avenue's Nursery. answered Jan 1, 2013 by Mewderator edited Jan 1, 2013 by Mewderator thanx :) commented Jan 1, 2013 by LordNorris Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions If my aggron has rock head ability and I use substitue will it still hurt me? If an aggron with rock head uses struggle, will it take recoil damage? Why does my Basculin have Rock Head? How do you determine if Aron/Larion/Aggron have its hidden ability "heavy metal" in x/y? Does the ability "Rock Head" take effect during Healing Wish? Pros/Cons of both Rock Head and Strong Jaw Tyrantrum? Lum + DD or Choice Scarf Rock Head Tyrantrum? Can you breed a hacked sturdy tyrunt/rock head tyrantrum and trade the offspring? Useful Meta Posts How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ