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The five-minute peak figure was the highest audience for a Wimbledon final since at least 1990, according to the BBC.
Between the match starting at 2pm and Federer clinching victory at 6.15pm, BBC One and BBC One HD had an impressive average audience of 13.19 million viewers.
Over the BBC's entire coverage of the men's final BBC One and BBC One HD got an average audience of 11.45 million viewers between 1pm and 6.45pm, a 58.0% share of the audience.
Sunday's episode of the new ITV reality competition 'Superstar' got an audience of 3.11 million viewers, a 13.1% share, across ITV1 and ITV1 HD between 8pm and 9pm. An additional 164,700 viewers watched the show on ITV1 +1.
BBC One also dominated Sunday night viewing with the highest audience of any channel from 8pm through until 12.15am, with a range of programmes including 'Antiques Roadshow', 'Wallander' and 'John Bishop's Britain'.
'Superstar', a search for someone to play the lead role of Andrew Lloyd Weber's rock opera 'Jesus Christ Superstar', got an opening audience of 3.05 million across ITV1 and ITV1 HD between 7.30pm and 8.30pm on Saturday night, a 14.9% share.
An additional average of 171,600 viewers watched 'Superstar' on ITV1 +1.
'Superstar' was beaten by the classic Indiana Jones film 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' on BBC One. Between 6.30pm and 8.15pm BBC One and BBC One HD had an average audience of 4.47 million viewers, a 23.1% share.
'The National Lottery: Secret Fortune' programme beat the last 15 minutes of 'Superstar' and went on to have an average audience of 4.08 million viewers between 8.15pm and 9.15pm, a 19.1% share.
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The market is held every day, but is even larger on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday, when the ever-present ceramics, jewelry, and textiles on the central plaza share the stage with fruits, vegetables, and grains, spilling over onto the side streets. Sellers set up shop about 9 am on market days and start packing up at about 5 pm. The market is not so different from many others you'll see around Peru, only larger. Go on Sunday if your schedule permits; you'll have a chance to take in the 11 am Quechua Mass at the Iglesia San Pedro Apóstolo and watch the elaborate costumed procession led by the mayor, who carries his varayoc, a ceremonial staff, out of the church afterward.
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Has/had the area been LIDAR mapped to show old river channels, landslide scarps/toes??
Lidar shows what the ground looks like, not just certain features. Some of the links in this thread have lidar images of the slide area. You can play around with the county's system yourself. It's pretty cool.
Thanks, but my computer (or settings) are making it difficult to navigate.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) — Marcus Paige just never found his shot in No. 19 North Carolina's Atlantic Coast Conference opener.
The sophomore managed just eight points on 3-for-12 shooting in the Tar Heels' 73-67 loss at Wake Forest on Sunday night, marking the first time he had failed to reach double figures in scoring this season.
"He didn't shoot it well tonight needless to say," coach Roy Williams said, "... but we've got to give him some more help, too."
Paige was averaging 18.4 points and shooting nearly 45 percent from the floor, including 40 percent from 3-point range. He had scored at least 11 points in every game while shouldering the perimeter scoring load with the loss of P.J. Hairston to NCAA violations.
He went 1-for-8 from 3-point range. And his missed free throw in the first half stopped his run of consecutive makes at 31, short of the school record of 41 set by Jeff Lebo during the 1980s.
"I got some really clean looks," Paige said. "I took a couple of contested shots, but I got plenty of clean looks that didn't go in. Missed a free throw, it was one of those nights for me."
For Wake Forest, Travis McKie scored 10 of his 16 points in the second half to lead the upset.
Codi Miller-McIntyre added 12 points for the Demon Deacons (11-3, 1-0), who took control with a 15-2 run midway through the second half to build a double-digit lead.
The Tar Heels (10-4, 0-1) made a late push to cut the deficit to 64-61 with about 2 minutes left, but got no closer as the Demon Deacons held on for their third win against a ranked opponent under fourth-year coach Jeff Bzdelik.
The win also snapped a four-game losing streak in the long-running series, giving Wake Forest its first win against North Carolina since 2010.
James Michael McAdoo had 13 points and eight rebounds to lead the Tar Heels, while J.P. Tokoto and Brice Johnson both added 12 points and nine rebounds.
Paige and Leslie McDonald, UNC's only other reliable outside shooter, combined to miss 13 of 15 shots from behind the arc.
This one ended up fitting in with the Tar Heels' wildly unpredictable ways this season. They have beaten highly ranked Michigan State, Kentucky and reigning national champion Louisville, but have also lost to Belmont, UAB and Texas. Now they have a fourth loss against an unranked opponent.
As for Wake Forest, it marked the second straight season Bzdelik's Demon Deacons have beaten a ranked league opponent at home. Last season, it was North Carolina State and eventual ACC champion Miami.
The Demon Deacons took control with a 15-2 run, getting baskets from six players — including two off backdoor cuts — to break a 38-all tie and take a 53-40 lead on Madison Jones' shot that bounced off the back of the rim and dropped through the net at the 10:08 mark.
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Thanks for sharing ChrisRay!
Notice that, when trilinear and anisotropic filtering optimizations are BOTH enabled in either the High Performance or Performance modes, that the 6800 has a very small hit in performance when 8xAF or 16xAF is applied.
One thing that I have wondered about for some time now is why the ATI X800 cards seem to take such a small hit in performance vs the 6800 cards in certain Direct3D games when AF is applied. Particularly in games like UT2003, UT2004, FarCry, etc. I now suspect that these relatively small performance drops may be due to some degree to software/driver optimizations that ATI has implemented for the X800 cards in their newer Catalyst drivers. It seems that ATI is using both trilinear and anisotropic optimizations ENABLED by default (with no obvious way to turn these optimizations off), and this could be one reason why we see such relatively small hits to performance on these cards when AF is applied in certain D3D games. It almost seems as if the X800 cards in their default mode are doing less work than the 6800 cards in their default mode when AF is applied in-game. Also note that these relatively small performance hits on the X800 cards vs the 6800 cards when AF is applied does not hold true with OGL games.
Now the real question is, would it be equitable to compare the 6800 cards in Performance mode with anisotropic and trilinear optimizations enabled against the X800 cards, given the details mentioned in the paragraph above?
Most pro reviewers have decided to bench with the default driver settings from both ATI and NV. However, I have yet to see a detailed analysis done by a pro reviewer showing the effects in performance and/or image quality when cycling through the various modes that NV has to offer.
ChrisRay, when you have some time, it would be very interesting to see how fps changes in FarCry when you use the various modes detailed in your review. I suspect that we would see a relatively small performance hit when AF is applied to the 6800 cards if the aniso and tri optimizations are both enabled in the drivers.
Finally, generally, what are your thoughts on the image quality on the 6800 when using performance mode with tri and aniso optimizations enabled?
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I read news daily at CNN, FOX, MSNBC (read world news, politics, sports, entertainment and personal finance. I also love to read romance novels.
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|5'3" (160cms)
|5'6" (167cms) to 6'5" (195cms)
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|No preference
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Never, Social Drinker
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|$50,001 to $75,000
|No preference
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home
|Wants kids:
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Probably not, No, No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, White / Caucasian
|Christian / Other
|Christian / Catholic, Christian / Protestant, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
|Bachelors degree
|Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral


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1000+ Rentals · Portland
1000+ Rentals · Portland
There is an entire floor available in our brand-new home smack-dab in the heart of fun, accessible Southeast Portland! This means that our guest(s) get not only their own quiet bedroom, but also a private full bathroom AND their own nicely-appointed living room. We are steps away from a frequent-service bus line, a terrific sandwich shop that's open for breakfast, lunch AND dinner, a pizza joint, a Starbucks, and, best of all, a Trader Joe's! The house is about two miles south of the trendy...
Creston-Kenilworth, Portland
Modern and cozy 5th Floor apartment in an AMAZING Pearl District location! Experience all that Downtown Portland has to offer in the upscale Brewery Blocks neighborhood. Secure building within walking distance to Burnside, restautants, shopping. Learn More
Classy, cute, comfortable. HDTV, open barbecue and garden room on the 2nd floor, Ninja blender, king size memory foam mattress, a beautiful saltwater fish tank and more. Upscale location and space, perfect for your visit to Portland. Entire apartment Access to the garden room on 2nd floor The best shops, pubs/bars, and restaurants are all right here. Perfect walking distance to everything! Bus, streetcar, bike rentals, Uber/taxi are all less than one block away! Near Max line too!
Pearl, Portland
Modern 1 BR/1BA condo with parking spot on the banks of the Willamette River. Minimalistic but clean furnishings make for a peaceful retreat on the water. No TV in this home, WiFi provided, and a great location on the waterfront. Learn More
This is a very clean and peaceful space, with simple decor and minimal furnishings. Central heat and AC, digital thermostat keeps the place comfortable year round. One dedicated parking space is provided free. Please note that while there is Wireless internet there is NO TV. But who needs TV when the space is located in a great part of town, allowing you to easily walk to downtown, old town, or the Pearl District. Located on a fantastic walking/jogging trail that follows the Willamette ...
Old Town/Chinatown, Portland
Your Private Room is Located in the Downtown PDX Marina District, Adjacent to the Tom McCall Waterfront Park, which is Host to Countless Outdoor Cultural Festivals and Concerts Year-Round like the Brewer's festival and Blues Festival. Learn More
If you are truly looking for the airbnb experience and want to "RENT A UNIQUE PLACE TO STAY," then the MICRO ROOM is the place for you. The Micro room measures 13' long X 6' Wide with a twin bed, a sitting bench, trendy decor, a map of the city, books, lots of light and all the comforts of home. The cozy micro room is is a private space for 1 person, adjacent to the living room / kitchen and divided by a thick floor to ceiling curtain for your privacy. Amenities: - Flexible Check-IN. ...
Downtown, Portland
Welcome to your small space in the middle of Portland! This apartment is walking distance from some of the best parts of town - Northwest, Pearl, and downtown. Public transit is convenient to get just about anywhere else! Learn More
This is a small studio with a double bed that can sleep two. The space is bright and open and includes a kitchen, laundry, and air conditioning in the summer. There is no internet, but there are plenty of coffee shops with free wi-fi within walking distance. It is off of a busy street, so if you are a light sleeper, this may not be the place for you. I may or may not be available depending on the timing of your visit, but I'm always happy to help by phone. The location is the best thing a...
Northwest District, Portland
Entire top floor of my charming cottage (common entrance) in close-in residential neighborhood near forest trails. Two bedrooms, bathroom & walk in granite tile shower, hardwood floors, dormer windows & skylights displaying leafy green forest & sky. Learn More
This is a terrific deal for so much peaceful space & quiet. Not an entirely separate apartment--it is the fully furnished upper floor of my home and there is no separate entrance--but it is very private nonetheless as the stairs to the rental suite are just inside the common front door. The east bedroom has a queen bed; the west bedroom has a twin bed plus a fold-down combo sofa/twin bed. This space accommodates 4 most comfortably, but a 5th person could be squeezed in onto a twin portable ...
Southwest Hills, Portland
Cute little back yard "granny flat" cottage located near Mt Tabor park in very desirable neighborhood! The cottage is "Portland Style" construction with excellent insulation (R30), new windows, etc.. Great host, free internet, parking, furnished living space that is quite private.. I absolutely love to cook (growing up my parents owned a restaurant), and a made to order hot breakfast is included! Menu items range from hot breakfast panini sandwiches, homemade biscuits, Lisa's secret-re...
South Tabor, Portland
※woman priority※preference female※ The building is recently built.I only use here on summer vacation. My room ornaments are not many,very simple.Although clean and comfortable space.You have your own room and one bath room.Also can use kitchen. Learn More
My room has 2bed room,2bath room. you can use your own room and bathroom. Sometime I have a friend in my own room.We don't be noisy. キッチン、台所、リビング、お好きな時間にご自由にご利用ください。 our house is ※woman priority※preference female※ I prepare clean sheet and organic shampoo & body soap for guest. My room almost use natural product,please treat them kindly. Kitchen,Bathroom,Washer, all you can use:) My house is in Downtown.You want go everywhere easy to access. Our neighborhoods have Whole Food Market,P...
Pearl, Portland
Introductory offer of $60 a night for what will soon be an amazing AirBnB in the NW. I just moved here two weeks ago and waiting for moving company to bring my things! However, your private room and bathroom is ready for use. Learn More
Your own private bedroom, private bathroom, shared kitchen, shared living room, shared balcony with water front view. I can help with questions or basic navigation. I generally do my own thing and you do yours while we respect each others privacy and things.
Northwest District, Portland
Our cool and cozy SE apartment, equipped with private entrance, will give you all you seek during your stay in PDX. Easy access to the Max.The 17 bus-line takes you straight to downtown where the trendy Pearl district and NW 23rd reside. Hop skip and a jump to Hawthorne and Woodstock neighborhoods. Your very own apartment comes with a Queen sized bed and linens. Lounging area with a breakfast nook, TV, DVD player, wi-fi, and iHome for tunes. Kitchen full of utensils for your cooking needs....
Woodstock, Portland
Adorable backyard guest house is affectionally know as the Boat House. Accommodates 2 people in a queen size futon. Electricity, outdoor shower, wi-fi, lots of outdoor seating. Access to bathroom, kitchen and laundry in main house. Learn More
"The Boat House" is a lovely little retreat in a quiet and comfortably appointed backyard. The space has electricity and wi-fi, but no plumbing. Bathroom and kitchen/cooking accommodations are shared in the main house. There is one full size bed, bedside table, a small writing table, cubbies for stashing gear, and a hammock. Space is heated by a space heater in the winter. Towels and bedding provided. No breakfast provided, but guests are welcome to have coffee or tea. Access to backyard, ...
Richmond, Portland
Welcome to The VILLA on Mt Tabor! *AC *Wi-Fi is STREAMING FAST! *Patio Table and Chairs *Palms Trees/Bamboo Tropical Garden *TV *Cable *Granite Kitchenette *Natural Stone Shower *Modern *Laundry *Parking ---> 24 Hour CHECK-IN with a Key Lockbox Learn More
Welcome to The VILLA on Mt Tabor! *AC *Wi-Fi is STREAMING FAST! *Patio Table and Chairs *Palms Trees/Bamboo Tropical Garden *TV *Cable *Granite Kitchenette *Natural Stone Shower *Modern *Laundry *Parking ----> 24 hour Check-In with a Key Lockbox! ----> Late night Check-In, Great! ----> Same Day Check-In, no problem! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FEATURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . This beautiful space is furnished with a comfortable s...
Mt. Tabor, Portland
I have a cool bedroom available in my house in the Concordia Neighborhood located close-in Portland! On frequently driven bus line, and walking distance to Alberta Arts, Dekum Triangle, restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. Short drive to freeway for easy access. The bed is uber comfortable, 1500 thread sheets! Learn More
I have a classic 1942 Portland Bungalow located in the beautiful Concordia neighborhood. The area is bike friendly, and easy to navigate, no matter what your mode of transportation is. The queen sized bed in your room is very comfortable, with luxurious 1500 thread count sheets. The room is a relaxing robin's egg blue and has a dresser and closet for you to use, and the windows look out to the backyard. I have extra blankets and a fan available for your comfort for the various seasons. My h...
Concordia, Portland
Our studio guest house comfortably sleeps two and features a mini kitchen and private bath. Walk through the garden to your private entrance. Curl up by the fire and enjoy one of the art books from our library. Walk to nearby Alberta Arts District. Learn More
With two small children at home, we have found little time to paint in the second floor of the studio building at the rear of our property. Come and enjoy this lovely space! It features high ceilings, ample light, a wood stove (with back-up electric heat), views of the surrounding gardens, a large table and a drafting table to spread out and work on, and an art book library. The kitchenette is equipped with a sink, mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and electric kettle. We provide coffee...
King, Portland
**Super Host with solid 5 star reviews** SAVE 40% OFF. CLEAN & PRIVATE APARTMENT W/ PRIVATE BATH. HDTV with 1000s of movies. 15 mins to downtown, airport & waterfalls. bus 77 line. 1 mile from MAX light rail. Learn More
Private basement apartment in a creative household separate from main house. Fully furnished with fresh blankets, pillows and a super cozy bed. Both husband and wife are artists and the space has a nice warm friendly vibe. If you need 2 rooms to fit up to 4 people, check out our other listing. Private bath & living area. Much more private than renting a room in a house. HDTV with 40,000 on demand movies and local TV access. Millions of music albums on demand with Spotify using ROKU syste...
Wilkes, Portland
A lower unit apartment in a custom-built modern house in a buzzing neighborhood filled with restaurants, boutiques, parks and grocery stores. Learn More
It is a day-light basement apartment in a modern building. It has a separate entrance as shown in the photo posted. We have a queen size bed in the bedroom for two people. If you need an extra bed, we have a airbed mattress for you to use in the living room. Internet Washer and dryer in the house Ample neighborhood parking. Clean towels and linens Shampoo As much or as little as you need. Sits on a quiet corner but is only one block from a very buzzing part of the city well known ...
Kerns, Portland
This beautiful, top floor double-studio resides in the heart of downtown's cultural district, overlooking the city's historic park blocks. Midcentury inspired loft, blocks away from museums, food carts, public transit, markets, parks + shopping. Learn More
This spacious double studio is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The apartment has wrap around windows which allows for both a beautiful sunrise and sunset light. The bed is located in the living room - connected to the dining room. (Please see photo gallery) 1 Bikes, 1 queen sized bed and 1 hide-a-bed that rolls out - can sleep four all together. Feel free to contact me at any time! Portland's compact, walkable downtown offers easy access to great food, green spaces...
Downtown, Portland
Our brand new tiny house is a small yet spacious 350sq/ft. It has all the comforts of home with 2 Queen beds (one lofted, one on ground floor), W/D, full bathroom, stocked kitchen, great couch! Steps away from downtown Kenton in N Portland. Come in! Learn More
This new tiny home was built just for you as AirBNB guests, after our experience with renting out our primary home on the same property. We've done our best to take learnings from our hosting experience to build a great foundation for your vacation. We hope you'll like it! The space is 350 sq/ft with a loft area for sleeping. It has a proper staircase to get up and down, but please note that it is a steep staircase and you should consider sleeping on the main floor if you are wobbly, war...
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Very good somewhat spicy fried chicken. Very good biscuits, tea, and sides. Always very busy here any time of day. Our "go to" place for a quick meal with discounts for us seniors.
It was my first time there. Stopped quick for a business meeting. Food wasn't greasy or anything. The chicken was very good.
Unfortunately, the last couple of visits to this location were not good experiences.
They did not have wings (in the whole restaurant) & we ended up going to another location out of town.
The last time, I was told that it would be 6 minutes while they dropped some food into the fryer and asked to pull forward "next to...
This is a fast food spicy fried chicken place. It was staffed well with polite high school students trained to be courteous and fast. The spicy fried chicken was delicious, the biscuits are the best anywhere, the sweet tea was right on with free refills, and the fries were full cuts. A great value, get the 3-piece white meat dinner...
I suppose in a pinch, I love it ,too. I am not a fast food person. I have to admit that the chicken is very good.
I can take BoJangles once in a while. May as well main-line the cholestral with a hypodermic if you et the fried chicken, but I know that going in, right?
Best place for breakfast biscuits, though. Killer stuff!
Love the chicken tenders and sides. Just the right amount of spice!
I had walked out and left my purse. We were on a motorcycle ride and we were past Fayetteville when we stopped and I had realized I had left my purse. I called and this wonderful voice on the other end of the line assured me that a good samaritan had turned in my purse and it would be kept...
Good for breakfast.
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Where Are They Now? 50 Cent, Get Rich or Die Tryin'
Ten years ago today, Feb. 6, 50 Cent unleashed his gangsta-rap masterwork Get Rich or Die Tryin'. The expectations around the album, and 50 in general, were sky high, but he managed to exceed them, selling 8 million copies in the U.S., submitting songs like "Patiently Waiting" and "In Da Club" into the pantheon of timeless rap classics, and propelling Fif to super-stardom. But 50 didn't do it by himself; like the LP's fourth cut says, "Many Men" had a hand in making Get Rich or Die Tryin' so amazing. Here, like we've done with other classic albums, we track down each member of the all-star squad behind 50 Cent's Get Rich or Die Tryin', whether behind the mic or behind the boards. —Alex Gale
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Angelface® Dark Violet Summer Snapdragon Angelonia angustifolia hybrid
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Blooms all season with no deadheading; heat and drought tolerant, low maintenance
Plant Needs
Use in combinations, window boxes, and landscaping
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Tradition or not, for people to play in grits and tomatoes is a complete waste and should be outlawed. They must be doing well financially not to care about people who are starving.
Then there are contests where people try to eat the most of something hot dogs for one. Some dont even care if it makes them sick later.
Do people who do these things care that prices keep going from bad to worse? And that the less there is of something, the higher the prices?
Apparently not.If I was a farmer these days, I would want to quit. With the bad weather, a lot of land has been destroyed, too.
So tradition or not, wasting foods should be outlawed.
Twylah M. RickerBoardman Road
CharlestonSafety firstLike the writer of an April 18 letter titled City takes wrong Hampton Park course, I have expressed my opinion to the Wagener Terrace homeowners association regarding the unsafe plan to close one lane for bikers, walkers, runners, baby strollers, skate boarders, golf carts, scooters, oh, and maybe we could throw some horse and carriages in the same lane too, all within a few feet (separated by a white line) of motorized vehicles.
Common sense and the safety of all should be the focus of the citys Transportation Department and Wagener Terrace instead of trying to appease a few daredevils who want to share the road.
I would like the City of Charleston to reveal the cost of the project; then survey all Charleston residents to see if they still want to pay for this ridiculous project and waste of taxpayers money. Lets not forget that White Point Garden is surrounded by two lanes of traffic. Should the city dedicate one for the above mentioned minority?
As a resident of Wagener Terrace, I walk in the park (that belongs to all citizens of Charleston, not just WT residents) nearly every day and never has there been an issue of not enough space. How many accidents/deaths will occur before 10 to 20 people realize that not everyone shares their insanity.
Louise AndersonGordon Street
CharlestonFair and balancedThe April 16 Commentary page featured two worthwhile columns. First Paul Greenbergs woeful plea to junk the tax code and start all over again makes great sense, but will never happen. There are far too many goodies for special interests that Congress will never surrender.
Sen. Fritz Hollings makes some excellent points about how Republicans are under the spell of Grover Norquist, all signing his no tax increases ever pledge.
Funny, I dont remember voting for Mr. Norquist. How is it that this one man, who was not elected by the American people, is allowed to set economic policy for the United States?
In The Wall Street Journal Sunday edition that came with The Post and Courier the previous day, Al Lewis wrote that some complain about corporate tax rates being among the highest in the world, but it is a moot point because almost no company pays at that rate. Mr. Lewis cited instances where corporations utilize the many loopholes available to them.
He reports that 26 of Americas biggest companies paid no taxes between 2008 and 2011 including GE, Verizon and Duke Energy. An even greater twisting of tax laws is employed by 2,700 companies who take state taxes from their workers paychecks and keep them and dont tell the workers: Goldman Sachs, Procter & Gamble and the Big 3 Auto companies. The states allow these shenanigans under the guise of economic development.
Finally, a letter writer called President Obama a socialist because he refuses to cut spending. Recall that in the fall, Mr. Obama and House Speaker Boehner had agreed in principle on a package of spending cuts and tax increases to begin attacking the deficit. Mr. Boehners Norquist disciples who still refuse to raise taxes torpedoed the deal.
Kudos to The Post and Courier for publishing this array of op-ed pieces.
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Johns IslandKeystone mythsJust how stupid do the oil companies think we are? They have spent millions lobbying for the Keystone pipeline and despite the Republican party sellout, they have not been successful in foisting this fraud on the country. The company line is that the pipeline will ease supply problems for the United States and help decrease gasoline prices. What nonsense.
The United States is an oil exporter. As a matter of fact, it is the second largest U.S. export, right behind agricultural products. Oil companies operate in a global market and will sell oil at the highest price available. The days of U.S. control of oil pricing are long gone and now depend more on growing global demand, particularly rapid increases in China and India.
Well, you say, what about the argument that the pipeline will allow Canadian crude direct access to the Gulf coast refineries? All well and good, But again, refined petroleum is a free market commodity subject to the same market forces as crude. If the object was to make gasoline supplies grow in the United States, the oil companies would be building more refineries, not closing them as they have over the last decade.
Instead of a pipeline through the heartland of America, they would be building a refinery in North Dakota, saving hundreds of millions in construction costs. Now, the topper: Even if the pipeline is built, Gulf Coast refineries are already operating at full capacity. So the duplicity of the oil companies is obvious (except apparently to Republicans).
What we need is not the Keystone pipeline but alternative sources of energy. America sits on one of the largest deposits of natural gas in the world. We have ideal sites for wind-, hydroelectric and solar-generated energy. There is no reason for us to be hostages of oil companies unless we are as stupid as they think we are.
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Blown chances I wonder how much business is lost due to workers who use blowers to beautify the shopping center parking area during shopping hours. Perhaps others do as I do refuse to have my car or my person sandblasted. I will not enter the mall or shopping center when this activity is under way. Allergies are a big problem for my wife, so we are even more sensitive to these blowers.
Occasionally we will find an operator who stops blowing until we are out of range, and for that we are thankful. But most are not so considerate. What is surprising is that while some blow leaves into a pile and bag them, most simply move the dirt and leaves from one spot to another and then another crew does the adjoining property and blows it all back. Someone is actually paying them to do this.
Blowers, be warned: I am arming myself with a water gun and intend to defend myself when you attack.
David F. L. BernthalGilmore Road
CharlestonCount it backThis letter is to all merchants, cashiers, bank tellers, and other folks who handle customers money. With few exceptions these employees stack all of the bills, tickets, coupons, etc. in one pile, and hand it to the customer. Smetimes they say thank you. How do the customers know how much change they are getting unless the cashier or teller counts it back to the customer? They dont know.
All merchants should instruct their employees to politely count the change back to the customers so they can hear the amount and know it is correct. This practice is not only the polite thing to do, it is good business.
Counting the money back to the customer will take a little time, but it will make good customer relations. All it takes is one little error for a customer to decide to shop somewhere else and tell other folks that store will cheat them.
And a suggestion for customers as well: Politely request employees count the change back. They owe us that courtesy. They owe that to their employers as well.
LeRoy HuthmacherSummerall Road
Johns Island
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Beets And Celery With Mustard Dressing
23 Sep 2009
Beets And Celery With Mustard Dressing is a mouth watering recipe. I am sure this tasty and irresistible Beets And Celery With Mustard Dressing will get you a lot of compliments!
|Celery stalks
|6 (With Leaves)
|Chopped walnuts
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Vegetable oil
|175 Milliliter (3/4 Cup)
|Grained mustard
|25 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|Wine vinegar
|25 Milliliter (2 Tablespoon)
|Egg yolk
|Ground pepper
|To Taste
|To Taste
Scrub beets thoroughly and leave stem and root ends attached.
Place in baking dish and bake, covered, in 300°F (150°C) oven for about 1 hour or until fork tender.
Let cool, peel and slice into large bowl.
Cut leafy tops from celery and reserve for garnish; slice stalks thinly and combine with beets.
Stir in walnuts.
Dressing: In food processor or blender, blend together oil, mustard, vinegar, egg yolk, and salt and pepper to taste.
Pour over vegetable mixture and stir gently.
Cover and refrigerate for up to 3 days.
Transfer to large serving bowl and garnish with reserved celery leaves.
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September 25th, 2009 #1
Back off..
Finally got some time to do some experimenting again and this is what came out. Tried out some new brushes and techniques. I'm not 100% happy with it yet, can't quite get the feel that I'm striving to, but I've been working on it for too long, need to switch. Maybe I'll come back to it later.
In the meantime I would love to hear your comments.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberSeptember 26th, 2009 #2
a little feedback, anyone?
thanks in advance
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September 26th, 2009 #3
the face esp the nose is a little too red, she looks like shes got a cold. the features are ok.
also i'm not really sure what the wire means. could live without it.
another thing would be the hairline, it looks a little like she is wearing a wig, look at photos to see how hairline transitions look. and maybe soften the edge of the hair to the left a bit.
the neck looks a liitle bit weird, too. i cant really see the right-hand "kopfwender" muscle, you know, the one that goes from behind the ear to the clavicle.
but all in all i really like it, nice work!
September 27th, 2009 #4
September 27th, 2009 #5
cool, thanks so much
- check redness
- check hairline
- check the whatever muscle
I really appreciate the feedback folks. I've been staring at this piece so long I can't really see it anymore until someone else points things out to me about it.
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thought you'll understand Kopfwender since you are from Schweiz. If you have a Bammes-(E)-Book, he calls it that way. Lookin forward to the Piece!


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Remaining employees prepare for plant's closure
Saint Gobain Vetrotex America President Ron Lane and a few others watched as the final shipment from the plant was loaded onto two containers at a warehouse off Hammon Road Wednesday morning. It's on the way to a customer in Belgium, and it brings the facility a step closer to its shutdown.
Appropriately enough, Mike Browning, the former longtime manager of the warehouse at the plant — who loaded the first shipment to roll out in 1977 — was the man on the forklift to load the last.
"Before he left, he said he wanted to load the last one since he loaded the first," said Lane, who watched Browning as he raised the first pallet. "I thought it was very appropriate."
Browning said he experienced some excitement and a little sadness as he prepared to move the material into the containers.
"It is kind of exciting now since I loaded the first and the last," he said. "And I was a little sad. A lot of people went out the door. That place was like a big family. I spent more time with them than I did my family. I knew the plant and the people like the back of my hand. When I go by now I still get a funny feeling. It will never go away."
Browning said he began boxing up some personal belongings after employees were notified of the closing and ran across a Saint Gobain magazine with a photograph of the first shipment.
"I came across the magazines, and one had 1977 on it and it showed the actual first shipment picture. There were two shipments going out, one to the East Coast and one to the West Coast.
"I went to my boss and told him I loaded the first and that I would like to do the last. He talked to Ron (Lane) and it went on from there. It put some closure to it."
As he watched Browning move the cargo to one of the containers, Lane said he was relieved that the inevitable was coming to a close.
"In some ways, I am relieved. It has been a long, hard struggle."
Browning was warehouse manager for 22 years, working his way up from being a forklift operator. He said he requested an early release from the company so he could go to work for Clinics of North Texas, where he is facilities manager. He left Oct. 15 and went to his new job the next day.
Lane, who has been with the company more than 30 years, has spent much of the time since the closing was announced in March helping the hundreds of employees who were like family to him.
"My responsibility was to be the best I could for our people, and to see them through the trying times," he said. "At one time, I had a personal goal to call everybody by name. I may not have gotten there, but I got pretty close."
Lane, who worked for PPG in North Carolina before going to work for Saint Gobain Vetrotex America, originally was the manager of the "hot end (glass making) of the operation." He essentially worked his way to the top.
Lane said he plans to remain in Wichita Falls.
He said only a half-dozen employees remain, and he anticipates being down to a single employee at the end of the month.
"At the moment, we are cleaning the plant and moving things out, things the second owner might not need. I foresee it lasting into the month of April. I think I will be down to one person at the end of the month," he said.
Lane said production ceased in August. The plant once had more than 1,100 employees. There were more than 700 when the decision was made to shut down.
When the plant opened here in '77, it was a manufacturing company called CertainTeed, which for years has been a subsidiary of Saint Gobain, a French-owned company.
The facility, located on Allendale Road, is for sale and is being marketed by a Dallas firm.
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