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Pullman Holt B100326 Mini Gloss Boss Replacement MicroFiber Pads with Retaining Clips, 2 pk.$17.95Two replacement micro-fiber replacement pads for the Pullman Holt Gloss Boss Mini Scrubber and Polisher. Includes two retaining clips. Part B100326. Learn More
Pullman Holt B100327 Mini Gloss Boss Replacement Felt Buffing Pads with Retaining Clips, 2 pk.$17.95Genuine Pullman Holt replacement felt buffing pads (white pads), designed to shine and polish. Includes two retaining clips, and two felt pads. Learn More
Pullman Holt Gloss Boss Mini Floor Scrubber & Buffer, Model B200752.$87.00Pullman Holt Gloss Boss Mini Floor Scrubber & Buffer, Model B200752. Learn More
Pullman-Holt Rug Boss UV5 Vacuum HEPA Exhaust Filter$23.97PullmanHolt Rug Boss UV5 Vacuum HEPA Exhaust Filter. Fits Rug Boss UV5 model. Genuine PullmanHolt part. Learn More
Pullman-Holt Vacuum Cleaner Belt$23.85PullmanHolt Vacuum Cleaner Belt. Fits SC400 and SC600 vacuum cleaners. Genuine Pullman Holt vacuum part. Learn More
Pullman Holt Wet Dry Vacuum EVAC 20 Gallon$488.92Pullman Holt Wet Dry Vacuum Learn More
Pullman-Holt Rug Boss UV5 Vacuum Intake Exhaust Filter$13.85PullmanHolt Rug Boss UV5 Vacuum Intake Exhaust Filter. Fits Rug Boss UV5 model. Genuine PullmanHolt part. Learn More
Pullman Holt Floor Machine 18 Inch 1.5 HP B18F$847.69
Pullman Holt B100328 Gloss Boss Replacement Carpet Bonnets, 2pk.$18.83These are two genuine Pullman Holt Gloss Boss replacement bonnets used for carpeting. Two Bonnets per package. These are genuine Pullman Holt replacement bonnets that fit the Mini Gloss Boss Floor Scrubber and buffers. These bonnets fit over the nylon brushes and felt pads, and are used to clean a large area of carpeting. They are machine washable, and are secured onto the brushes with an elastic ring around the top. Each package contains 2 Bonnets per pack. Pullman Holt part number B100328. Learn More
Pullman Holt B100329 Gloss Boss Replacement Nylon Brushes, 2 pk.$39.95Pullman Holt B100329 Gloss Boss Replacement Nylon Brushes, 2 pk. These are two replacement nylon scrub brushes for the Pullman Holt Gloss Boss Mini Scrubber and Polisher model B200752. These brushes are used to effectively deep clean carpeting using the encapsulating method, or the dry carpet cleaning powders such as the Sebo Duo-P Carpet Cleaning Powder These brushes can also be effectively used to clean grout lines in tiled floors. The long bristles on the brushes make cleaning grout lines easy. The brushes are also used to secure the pads onto the machine. The B10039 Nylon brushes have been approved to clean concrete, and even patios. At 470 RPM, these brushes help remove even the dirtiest, heaviest soiled carpeting, concrete, ceramic tile, linoleum, marble, Pergo, and any other type of bare surface flooring (pads needed for some types of floors). Over time the bristles will begin to wear down in length, and become less effective. It's at this point when the brushes should be replaced. Fits all Pullman Holt Mini Gloss Boss buffers, including the model B200752. Genuine Pullman Holt Part Number B100329. Each package contains 2 brushes per package. Learn More
Pullman Holt Floor Machine 20 Inch 1.5HP PHC$749.56
Pullman Holt Floor Machine 20 Inch 1.5 HP B20F$863.69
Pullman Holt 31 inch Squeegee Blade EVAC$8.89Pullman Holt Parts Learn More
Pullman Holt Canister Vacuum Dry 390CV$291.47Pullman Holt Commercial Vacuum Learn More
Pullman Holt 20 Gallon 2HP Squegee Vac 45-20PSV$665.96Pullman Holt Wet Dry Learn More
Pullman-Holt Gloss Boss Electric Burnisher$1,719.96Equipped with handle mounted AMP meter to indicate when pad pressure adjustment is necessary. The Gloss Boss Electric burnisher is equipped with a DC rectified motor producing a fast and effective gloss, without overloading building electrical circuits Learn More
Pullman B100327 Holt Mini Glass Boss Felt Pads$19.77Works with: Pullman 08-3803-09, Pullman B100327 Learn More
Pullman Holt C Line Dual Speed Automatic Scrubber$4,424.40One-pass scrubber applies solution, scrubs the floor and vauums it dry. Can clean and dry 16,000 square feet an hour. HP vac .75 HP brush, 10 gallon solution and 12 gallon recovery tank. 20" brush with 27" squeegee. 75 foot power cord, foot activated brush lift, self contained disposal hose (no lifting or tilting). Red/white color Learn More
Pullman-Holt SC600 10-gallon Rug Boss Extractor$3,294.65Works with: Pullman Holt SC600, ##Pullman Holt PH-SC600 Learn More
Pullman Holt Mini Gloss Boss Floor Scrubber Polisher$124.80Works with: Pullman Holt 08-4600-02 Learn More
Pullman Holt Rug Boss Extractor$3,149.402 HP motor, 100 psi, 14 AMPs, 117" waterlift, 1400 RPM brush motor, powder-coated steel chasis, rotationally molded tanks. Cast aluminum vac shoe with stainless steel guards, chassis includes outlet for power wand. 2" outer diameter dump valve, 35 foot power cord, 7 gallon tanks, 16" wide. Red color Learn More
Pullman Holt UV5 Rug Boss Vacuum Cleaner Bags$29.65Works with: Pullman Holt UV5, Pullman Holt Rug Boss Learn More
Pullman Holt E1500 Extractor$1,601.93Translucent drain hose indicates the level of the solution tank, prevents spills and allows for easy draining into floor drains, pails, slop sinks and commodes. Dual vacuum motors and demand style pump deliver professional results and fast drying times Learn More
Pullman Holt Replacement Nylon Brushes$59.83Works with: Pullman Holt B100329, ##Pullman Holt08-3900-02 Learn More
Pullman Holt B100329 Gloss Boss Replacement Scrub Brushes, 2 pk.$70.00These are 2 genuine Pullman Holt B100329 replacement nylon brushes that fit all models of the Gloss Boss Mini Scrubber and Polisher. 5 inch brushes, 2 brushes per pack. Learn More
Genuine Pullman Holt Gloss Boss Microfiber Pads 2pk$20.89Genuine Pullman Holt Gloss Boss Microfiber Pads 2pk Learn More
Pullman Holt B100326 Mini Gloss Boss Replacement Microfiber [Misc.]$14.65Pullman Holt B100326 Mini Gloss Boss Replacement Microfiber [Misc.] Learn More
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Thursday, August 15, 2013
My name is Sy Rosenthal and after retiring from a major engineering/construction firm in New Jersey in 1999, I moved to Mount Pleasant. With time on my hands and only being 60 years old, I started to look for some part-time employment to stay active. After several years I settled into a position as a barista at the Starbucks in the Belle Hall Shopping Center.
I was "Sy the Coffee Guy" and tried to dispense good cheer, laughter and a general good time to customers, as they purchased their daily "joe" and maybe a pound or two of coffee. It has been several years since I fully retired but I still see many of my former customers who all became my friends and to this day, we still shake hands or hug as long-lost friends usually do.
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Captain Stephen Koehler is a native of San Diego, Calif., who graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a degree in physics and was commissioned through the Naval ROTC program at the university. He was designated a naval aviator in 1989 and received his flight training in the F-14 Tomcat in 1990.
As a "top gun" jet fighter pilot he assumed operational, administrative, training and maintenance assignments in operations Desert Storm, Deliberate Guard and Southern Watch aboard the supercarriers USS Nimitz and USS John F. Kennedy.
After graduating from the Naval War College with a Master's Degree in National Security and Strategic Studies and after attending the Armed Forces Staff College he became an executive officer of various fighter squadrons including the Fighter Squadron aboard the supercarrier USS George Washington during Operation Iraqi Freedom. After logging more than 500 arrested landings and 3,600 hours in various Naval Aircraft, he was assigned in 2005 as an Assistant/Naval Aide to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy before being selected to undergo nuclear power training.
The barista and the captain
In 2006, I was "Sy the Coffee Guy" at the Belle Hall Starbucks when a series of men arrived at the store for morning coffee. They arrived in their brown leather jackets with the fancy emblems on the front of the jackets and I was looking at a group of Tom Cruises in the movie "Top Gun." Apparently the apartment complex to the rear of the Belle Hall Shopping Center had a large contingent of navy personnel who were training at the Naval Nuclear Power School in Goose Creek; this includes enlisted men and officers who will be assigned to nuclear submarines and supercarriers.
I became friends with many of them and that included all these naval aviators who were destined to become executive officers on America's Nimitz-class supercarriers that are the largest and most powerful warships in the world and serve this country as a powerful instrument protecting American interests and preserving peace with an awesome military presence. It is one thing to be a naval aviator and another thing to be second in command of a supercarrier, where your responsibilities dwarf your abilities as a jet fighter pilot.
Of all these aviators, Captain Stephen Koehler and I became fast friends, even if it was only over an occasional coffee in the morning and in the afternoon. I invited him over to my house for dinner and on one occasion, met his wife, children and dog, who came down from Virginia Beach to visit him in Mount Pleasant.
Eventually Captain Koehler graduated from the Nuclear Power School and became the Executive Officer of the USS Carl Vinson from 2007 to 2009. He then commanded the USS Bataan — the flagship of a marine expeditionary task force from 2010 to 2011 and then became the Chief of Staff to the Commander, Joint Task Force—Horn of Africa in Djibouti from 2012 to the beginning of 2013.
I left Starbucks sometime after Captain Koehler graduated from the Nuclear Power School, but he kept in touch with me at Christmas with a card and a summary of family activities and his military assignments during the year. I also received official navy announcements of his above assignments. This year, however, I received something special from the Navy. It was an invitation to a Change of Command Ceremony at the Naval Station Norfolk, Va. The change in command ceremony is not prescribed specifically by U.S. Navy Regulations but is an honored product of the rich heritage of naval tradition; it is very special ceremony and to be invited to such a ceremony is indeed a special honor.
The ceremony
On July 19, Marlene and I arrived at the Naval Station Norfolk around 9 a.m. for the 10 a.m. ceremony. My guest pass ushered me through the gates with a show of our IDs and my VIP parking pass permitted me to park right next to the pier where the ceremony would take place. An officer met us at the car with a golf cart and drove us down the pier, which was lined with dress white enlisted sailors — quite a sight.
When we arrived at the stairway to the ship, an officer in his dress whites came down the stairs and escorted Marlene up the stairs and took us to our reserved seats where the ceremony was going to take place.
The cavernous level right below the flight deck is an awesome space designed to stage all the aircraft prior to raising them to the flight deck and it is huge — it would not surprise me if we could fit the entire Yorktown on this level of the ship alone. We walked into this area and the first thing we saw were some 3,000 sailors and officers in their dress whites standing in an ordered and disciplined manner — truly a remarkable sight. We are seated among many of his former jet fighter pilot friends and surrounded by current and retired vice admirals, 10 of the 15 former captains of the ship and a host of other naval and military officers; if I am not mistaken, I was the only barista.
The ship and the rest of ceremony
The ceremony consisted of speeches by the Vice Admiral — Commander, Naval Air Forces, and the current and future captains of the ship.
Both captains are then read their respective orders with due respect to the observance of customs and traditions, each founded on need and each contributing to the stability, combat effectiveness and smooth transfer of authority.
Captain Stephen T. Koehler is now the captain of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower — "The Ike" - one of the most revered and longest deployed of the nuclear supercarriers, and my friend from my days at Starbucks is now the captain of this famous and awesome supercarrier. It was truly an awesome and emotional experience. After the ceremony they had a reception in a section at this same level on the ship and I finally had a chance to go over to my friend Stephen. He saw me, gave me a smile and yelled "Sy, I'm so glad you made it to the ceremony. You don't know how many times I have told people how we met."
When I think about all those attending this ceremony, I cannot think of any of them having such a unique relationship with him as a barista at a coffee shop. We hugged and I congratulated him on his new position and wished him well. My wife and I spoke to his wife, who remembered me from her visit to Mount Pleasant and I just had a ball talking to vice admirals and others. Not bad for a former barista.
I asked an officer if there were tours of the ship and the next thing I knew, Marlene and I were off on a personal tour that took us to the flight deck and eventually up to the top levels of the ship where the "big captain's chair" is located. All in all a heck of a day and something that Marlene and I will always remember.
I have little doubt that I will be receiving future cards from the navy announcing additional promotions for Stephen. He is one very special person and I am proud to call him my friend. Any time he wants some coffee, all he has to do is ask.
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How to get better gas mileage
(NewsUSA) - Gas prices are getting as dangerously high as unemployment rates, and both mean a whole new level of penny pinching for the nation's 99 percent.
As drivers spend about $4 per gallon, finding ways to get better gas mileage is more important than ever. Fortunately, affordable technology is finally catching up to the escalating problem.
Some auto companies are trying to ease the burden of astronomical gas prices by improving technology and making it accessible.
If you're not yet able to benefit from natural gas vehicles and other enhanced technology, there are more ways to conserve fuel and increase efficiency.
* Install new spark plugs. For the average car, installing quality spark plugs can make your vehicle perform better than new, mileage included.
* Choose routes carefully. The shortest route may not be the most fuel efficient if it's littered with stoplights and traffic. Avoid traffic lights if possible, but if not, shifting into neutral will give your transmission a break.
* Replace air filters. You probably don't need to replace the air filter as often as mechanics suggest, but keep an eye on it. Filters tend to last 20,000 or 30,000 miles, and a clean filter can improve mileage by 10 percent.
* Drive smoothly. We know you're not going to slow down, but sudden starts, stops and jerky driving hinder fuel economy. Slamming on the brakes wears down break pads and forces you to accelerate more, adding as much as one-third to your gas bill.
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Power Nozzles
Power nozzles are vacuum cleaner attachments that are used to clean the nooks of the room where the hose and wands cannot reach. It is also useful to remove the dirt and debris from upholstery and furniture. This is one the accessories that come along with all models and brands of vacuum cleaners. A few of the leading brands of vacuums include Eureka, Hoover, Rainbow, Bissell, Dirt Devil and many more.
How to remove the power-nozzle in Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner
If you want to replace the belt of this brand of vacuum or clean the brush or store the vacuum, the power nozzle has to be removed. Let's see how to take apart the power-nozzle.
• Press down the tab where the wand is attached to the plastic suction pipe. Gently pull the metal pipe away from this handle.
• Now press the tab to remove the power nozzle footplate and pull the wand free. So now you have three parts removed – the wand, suction pipe and wand.
• Using a flat-head screwdriver, flip the footplate over so the base points up. Remove the plastic plate from the underside of the footplate and keep it aside.
• Open the belt cover to gain access to the belt and brush. Lift the brush out of the footplate and unhook the belt from the brush and axle. Now you can clean the brush, replace the belt or simply store the power-nozzle.
You can get the replacements for all brands of vacuum cleaners from GoVacuum.com. This is a place where you can different types of vacuum cleaners available at reasonable prices.
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
Trident Technical College is offering two new courses to assist those seeking to make a transition to a gluten-free lifestyle – either by choice or necessity.
In "Gluten Free – Living It and Loving Life," students will learn how to reinvent some of their children's favorite dishes like mac and cheese and chicken fingers, and make sauces, gravies and one-pot meals that will enhance many of your other favorites.
Students will even have the opportunity to share some of the gluten-free recipes for which they've found prior success. The course will be offered on Saturdays, July 13 and 20, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on TTC Main Campus in North Charleston; the cost is $59.
Gluten-free cooking is quickly becoming an integral part of many cooks' menus. In "Gluten-Free Baking," students will learn about all aspects of baking wheat-free, utilizing substitutes such as rice flour, soy, buckwheat, corn and xanthan gum.
They will also master an array of baked goods, including muffins, cookies, pies, quick breads and cakes, with wheat-free substitutes.
The course will be offered on Saturday, Aug. 17, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Main Campus; the cost is $69.
For registration and to learn more about additional culinary offerings and other continuing education courses, please call Trident Technical College at 574-6152 or go online to www.tridenttech.edu/ce.htm.
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Craftmade Fans
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Based in Coppell, TX, Craftmade was founded in 1985 by Jimmy Ridings to design and manufacture ceiling fans that were fashion forward, yet always durable and reliable. The combination worked, and their collection of stylish and dependable fans continued to grow. Today, there are nearly 80 different fan styles.
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
If you've ever felt compelled to give the clothes off your back – metaphorically or literally – to someone or something, you understand what's at stake here.
When asking about the Charleston chapter of Bicycles for Humanity, Alicia Lovell removed the organization's promotional bracelets off her wrist and gave them up without hesitation. Sure, the bracelets – the ones similar to the Livestrong variety – probably only cost a few bucks, but the message became clear.
But, she wanted someone else to have them to better understand the campaign. It worked.
Lovell and chapter founder Chris Tate have rallied behind the charity that recycles used bicycles and donates them to the needy. Tate, a dean of students at Porter-Gaud Middle School, founded the organization last spring after driving by a dumpster with a bicycle ready to meet its doom.
"I was coming home from school one day and saw someone was throwing away a perfectly good mountain bike," he said, last Tuesday afternoon. "By the time I got home, I had three bikes."
Always looking for ways to involve Porter-Gaud students in community service projects, Tate went online to see if there was a charity organization accepting discarded bicycles. He found bicycles-for-humanity.org.
A school year later, the Charleston chapter raised $3,000 and has received 125 donated bicycles to be sent to Namibia, Africa. Donations are being accepted until Tuesday. If interested in helping, email Tate at email@example.com.
Tuesday served as Field Day for Porter-Gaud students, so the school included a station for people to disassemble bicycles in order to be transported via a shipping container.
Tuesday afternoon, the Atlanta chapter is bringing a truck to take Charleston's fleet of bikes and add it to the 300 it has collected. Then, a shipping container will be delivered to Namibia. The container will stay as a retired container and serve as a bike shop for locals to learn how to fix and assemble bicycles to help people who have to walk miles to get food and water.
"We didn't expect to ship any this year, but then the partnership happened," Tate said of the campaign exceeding expectations.
When he took on the project, he was by himself before Lovell offered her help. "I was looking to get involved in something," she said. "Chris started talking about this project, and I asked him how many people he had helping him. He went like this," she said, motioning "0" with a hand.
She's a mother of a Porter-Gaud student and said the children have responded well to it. "They love the idea," she said. "They're fired up."
By working to improve the lives of the African village people, the organization is also helping Charleston students think outside of their city. "My goal is to really have them think of people other than themselves," Tate said. "This changes their (Namibians) quality of life."
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Your little one will make lots of woodland friends while hibernating in this charming forest. With beautiful embroideries, sweet characters and a sophisticated color palette, Forest Friends has something for your baby.
4 Piece Set Includes:
- Quilt, measures 36" x 45"
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- Dust ruffle with a 14" drop
- Standard crib-size fitted sheet
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Phosphate Supplements/Aluminum; Calcium; Magnesium
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Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Medications containing aluminum, calcium, and/or magnesium may bind to phosphate in your digestive system, preventing your body from absorbing the phosphate.
What might happen:
Your phosphate supplement may not work and your phosphate level may remain low.
What you should do about this interaction:
Unless your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) instructs otherwise, avoid the use of products containing aluminum, calcium, and/or magnesium while you are taking a phosphate supplement. Your doctor or pharmacist can recommend alternative products.If you have been taking a product containing aluminum, calcium, and/or magnesium with your phosphate supplement, let your healthcare professional know. Your doctor may want to check your phosphate level.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.Reference:1.K-Phos Neutral (phosphorous) US prescribing information. Beach 2002.


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Step back in time with Chef Walter Staib and A Taste of History. From Berlin to Baltimore explore old world cuisine in a new world way. New episodes start Tonight!
Need new ideas or a fresh take on a classic dish? We've got the recipes you'll love to try from the RLTV shows you love to watch.
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Fix these seven to beat fatigue and revive your fitness routine?
The same workout routine in your 30s impacts your body differently after 50. Even if you're able to perform most of the same moves, it takes your body longer to recover. You may also find yourself feeling fatigued much earlier and for a longer time afterward.Addressing them can help you get back your mojo.
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One Florida octogenarian has been getting Pap tests pretty much ever since doctors started using the cervical cancer screening tool in the 1940s, and, her daughter says, she never plans to stop. Yet the American Cancer Society and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force advise against this screening for women older than 65 who are "low-risk" (those who've had a series of normal Pap tests and are in a stable relationship).
NASA's chief scientist, Ellen Stofan, recently said humans will set foot on Mars by the mid-2030s. If this were to occur, there's a good chance many boomers will be around to see it happen. That got me wondering: What else will come to pass before the last boomer becomes a memory? I turned to two …
Balance and mobility training can benefit us at any age, but it becomes more important as you reach and pass the age of 50. Maintaining joint range of motion allows you to move naturally and helps to combat the postural problems that cause neck, back, shoulder and hip pain. Far from only preventing stumbles and …
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
The last time the Goose Creek football team lost was September 3, 2011 -- not counting the SCHSL-ruled disqualification last season. This past Friday night, Wando tried to answer the more than two-year long question: Can the Gators be beaten?
The Warriors had a 14-7 lead at the end of the first quarter and then took a 21-20 advantage in the second quarter, but ultimately, the Gators exhaustive options for offensive firepower were too much.
Goose Creek (9-0 overall, 2-0 region) won 49-21 at Fulmer Field to hand Wando (3-6, 1-2) its second consecutive loss. The 4A No. 3-state ranked Gators totaled 465 total yards of offense, while the Warriors were limited to 277.
After starting the regular season as the third-string quarterback, Wando junior quarterback Will Coleman has increased his confidence and playing time. He completed 16-of-27 passes for 135 yards and two touchdowns and an interception.
Both scoring tosses went to Trevor Behrens for 11 and 44 yards. They were Behrens' first trips to the end zone this season and gave Wando an early lead.
But, Goose Creek scored four touchdowns in the second quarter to quell the Warriors' upset bid. Wando senior running back Trevor Pedersen had 53 rushing yards, including a five-yard score in the second quarter.
Wando failed to score after intermission, and Goose Creek scored 29 unanswered points after Pedersen's score gave the Warriors a 21-20 edge.
Wando standout defenders Mat Norman and Ryan Williams combined for 17 solo tackles and 14 assists. Norman also caused a fumble.
The Warriors look to rebound on Friday against winless Cane Bay (0-9 overall, 0-2 region).
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – Hilbert College announced that it has introduced a new Accelerated Degree Program in Business Management geared toward adult learners.
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business Management is the third program added to Hilbert's ADP curriculum. Hilbert also offers a B.S. in Conflict Studies and Dispute Resolution and a B.S. in Organizational Development through the school's Center for Adult and Graduate Studies. Students enrolled in one of Hilbert's Accelerated Degree Programs can complete their degree taking classes one night per week. There are six, seven-week terms per year. As a full time student, you could complete up to 36 credits per year. To be eligible for Hilbert's Accelerated Degree Programs, students must have completed at least 24 college credits from a regionally accredited college. Students can transfer in up to 90 credits of the 120 credits required to graduate.
The B.S. in Business Management prepares students for today's challenging and highly competitive business environment. The curriculum is based on critical knowledge, marketable skills, and specific competencies critical to successfully managing in the global economy. In addition to helping students build core knowledge in business, the B.S. in Business Management focuses on specific skills and competencies in functional, business, and strategic areas of management.
Offering an integrated curriculum, Hilbert's bachelor-level business management major prepares you with a firm foundation in accounting, finance, marketing, business law and planning. You will gain a solid foundation in computer-based technical skills, a broad liberal arts knowledge base, and an understanding of the world of economics, business and industry. You will become skilled in organization, motivation, teamwork, networking, leadership, and ethical decision making.
More information on Hilbert's ADP is available online at www.hilbert.edu/adp, by phone at 716-926-8949, or in person at the Center for Adult (ADP) and Graduate Studies on the Hilbert campus (Room 166, Paczesny Hall).
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Friday, May 17, 2013
One in five children is diagnosed with dyslexia, yet it remains the most publicly misunderstood learning difference. The Center for Learning Differences Education at Trident Academy invites the community to learn more about dyslexia at a free screening of "The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia," accompanied by a panel discussion at Cinebarre Theater (Mount Pleasant) on Sunday, May 19 at 3 p.m. Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
"The documentary is extremely well-done and offers an informative look at dyslexia," says Sandi Clerici, interim head of school at Trident Academy. "The opportunity for the public to gain a better understanding of dyslexia, and the importance of individualized, multisensory education, like that provided at Trident Academy, is incredibly important."
"The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia" follows a dyslexic high school student who pursues admissions to a leading college – a challenge for a boy who didn't learn to read until fourth grade. Additional accounts of the dyslexic experience from children, experts and iconic leaders at the top of their fields, help us to understand that dyslexia, a persistent problem with learning to read, can be as great a gift as it sometimes is an obstacle.
Following the 50-minute movie, a panel will lead a discussion on dyslexia. Panelists will include teachers, an Orton-Gillingham Fellow, licensed psycho-educational specialists, and alumni of Trident Academy.
"The panelists will help break open the mystery surrounding dyslexia," says Clerici. "Each panelist has an intimate understanding of dyslexia and the importance of early intervention."
For more information, contact Niki Leiva at 843-884-3494.
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Monday, November 18, 2013
The Bishop England football team cruised past visiting Andrews, 30-0, this past Friday night in the second round of the 2A Division II playoffs.
The Battling Bishops were one of the top eight teams in the postseason bracket to earn a bye for the opening round but showed no signs of rust in shutting out Andrews.
Bishop England's defensive efforts have gone somewhat unnoticed this year. The Bishops (9-2) are allowing 13.1 points this season, but they're even better than that. Because all of their nine wins have been by 17 points or more, there have been plenty of games when Bishops starters don't return to the field after halftime.
Of the 144 total points allowed by Bishop England, only 62 have occurred in the first half and a third of that total (48 points) has been surrendered in the fourth quarter when games are often out of hand.
Against Andrews (7-5), the Bishop England offense sputtered, scoring 10 points through the first three quarters. But, Andrews, which managed only 200 total yards on Friday, turned the ball over four times (two interceptions and two fumbles).
Bishop England linebacker Lawton Fosberry collected seven tackles, an interception and a fumble recovery. Boo Baird added five tackles and the other interception, and Hudson Little had six tackles, including a game-high five for losses.
Senior running back Nick Shiver scored his second and third touchdowns of the night in the fourth quarter off 12- and 15-yard runs. Backup tailback Boo Baird added a goal-line score late to provide the final 30-0 advantage.
In the first quarter, senior kicker Matthew Mellin booted a 28-yard field goal, and in the second period, Shiver caught a short pass up the middle from quarterback Reed Fosberry and took it 51 yards to the end zone.
Andrews held Bishop England to its second-lowest offensive production of the season, as the Bishops only tallied 242 total yards. No Bishop England player gained more than 50 rushing yards, which was a first this season.
With the win, the Bishops advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2A Division II state playoffs against No. 3 seed Bamberg-Ehrhardt (6-5).
The Red Raiders began its season 0-3, including a 36-27 loss at Woodland -- a region opponent of Bishop England's that the No. 2 seed Bishops defeated 35-7.
The only other common opponent between state quarterfinal foes is Garrett. Bamberg-Ehrhardt crushed Garrett this past Friday, 43-0. On Oct. 18, Bishop England cruised past Garrett, 59-26.
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In the words of the current KWLC student station manager, "For those of you who are unfamiliar with the little basement that rocks, let me give you the quick rundown. KWLC is Luther's very own student-run commercial-free radio station. We pick the music, we go on-air, spin the tunes, and reap the benefits! College radio plays a super important role in the crazy music industry. Most artists don't make the immediate leap to Top 40 commercial radio, and many of today's favorite artists likely made their way up the radio ranks through stations like ours across the nation."
KWLC is one of the oldest continuously operating college radio stations in the country, signing on December 18, 1926 when then-president of Luther Oscar L. Olson read the Gettysburg Address. KWLC now broadcasts seven days a week as a time-share station, sharing our frequency and hours with local commercial station KDEC-AM.
Our programming reflects the larger mission of the college, providing music and information programs dedicated to promoting the liberal arts. From jazz to rock to world to classical music, from sports to religious worship services to all-college events, KWLC serves a variety of audiences on campus, in Decorah, and beyond. Give us a listen!


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Friday, July 19, 2013
Mount Pleasant student receives merit scholarship to attend Davidson College
A Mount Pleasant student, Julia Marie Sacha, has received the Philip L. Edwards Scholarship as an incoming student at Davidson College. Julia will enroll with the Class of 2017 in August.
Julia is the daughter of Dennis and Denise Sacha of Oak Point Landing Drive and is a graduate of Academic Magnet High School.
The Philip L. Edwards Scholarship was established by this trustee and member of the Class of 1949 with preference for students from South Carolina with superior scholastic records, integrity, and good moral character. It is valued at $60,000 over the four years of the recipient's Davidson career.
Brown named to Dean's List at Berkeley College
Dario A. Cortes, PhD, Berkeley College president, is proud to announce that Theda Brown of Charleston has been named to the Dean's List at Berkeley College for the Winter 2013 Quarter. Brown is pursuing a degree through Berkeley College Online.
"Berkeley College is proud to recognize Brown for her outstanding academic achievement," said Dr. Cortes. "Students who reflect this level of dedication to their studies become our future leaders."
Berkeley College students who achieve a grade point average of 3.50 or better with a minimum of 12 academic credits qualify for the Dean's List.
SOA Middle School wind ensemble awarded highest honors at festival
Congratulations to the School of the Arts (SOA) Middle School Wind Ensemble. The Ensemble traveled to Chattanooga, Tenn. to participate in the Grand National Adjudicators Invitational (GNAI) on April 27. Performing against other middle school bands from around the country, the SOA Wind Ensemble received a rating of Superior as well as the highest overall score of all the competing middle school bands. As such, they were awarded the GNAI's top award, the prestigious Honor Award Plaque. In addition to the overall win for the band, the SOA woodwind section was singled-out in the competition and was awarded the Judge's Award for Best Overall Woodwind Section.
The recipient of the GRAND NAI Honor Award Plaque is recognized in National Music Publications and at National and State Conventions. The GRAND NAI Honor Group represents all outstanding Concert Performance groups throughout the United States.
The SOA middle school bands consist of approximately 65 sixth, seventh and eighth graders. These students have been selected through an audition process to participate in the band program at SOA. The seventh and eighth graders form the SOA Wind Ensemble. The director of the middle school bands program is Suzanne K. Reed.
Langford named to Clemson University Dean's List
Falyn Eileen Langford of Mount Pleasant has been named to the Dean's List at Clemson University for the spring 2013 semester.
Langford is majoring in Language and International Health.
To be named to the Dean's List, a student achieved a grade-point average between 3.50 and 3.99 on a 4.0 scale.
Local students graduate from SC Governor's School for Science & Mathematics
Jason Eckert of Charleston County, graduated from the S.C. Governor's School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) on Saturday, June 1, in Hartsville.
Jason, son of Dave and Kathy Eckert, plans to attend the University of South Carolina in the fall.
The 64 students in the GSSM class of 2013 represent 25 different counties in South Carolina. Together they earned more than $12 million in scholarships.
More than 53 percent of the school's 64 graduating seniors will attend South Carolina colleges and universities in the fall. Notable out-of-state schools they will attend include Yale University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Georgia Institute of Technology and Duke University.
Academy of Music announces student achievements
Charleston Academy of Music (CAM) piano students Caleb Borick and Jenny (Junru) Yao recently competed in the South Carolina Music Teachers Association State Pre-College Audition.
Borick, student of Eunjoo Yun, won first place in division II for concerto. Yao, student of Irina Pevzner, won honorable mention for solo and first alternate for concerto in division III. Both students are competing and performing throughout South Carolina. Borick is a 10-year-old old homeschool student who has been playing the piano since the age of 5. Yao attends the Charleston County School of the Arts, majoring in piano, and has been playing for seven years.
Located in downtown Charleston, CAM enriches the city's cultural life, nurtures musical talent and believes people of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life should have equal access to the many wonders of music. At CAM students are empowered to become achievers by receiving superior professional musical instruction and performance opportunities through the core programs: Academy, Honors and Orchestra. CAM students and families enjoy many opportunities for performance and additional musical experiences such as masterclasses and workshops with distinguished visiting musicians.
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Kohl's awards Estoppey scholarship
Sophie Estoppey of Mount Pleasant has been awarded a $1000 Kohl's Cares Scholarship. The Kohl's Department Stores' Kohl's Cares Scholarship Program honors nearly 200 deserving volunteers with $1,000 scholarships toward higher education. Sophie Estoppey, 12, from Mount Pleasant was chosen from more than 35,000 nominees nationwide for making a positive impact in her community.
Sophie, along with some friends, created Keys for Hope, an organization that has raised nearly $40,000 to build a new shelter and soup kitchen in Charleston. Through the Kohl's Cares Scholarship Program, Kohl's is encouraging promising youth to further their education at a time when college costs continue to rise and parents are relying heavily on federal and private student loans to fund higher education.
Winners are chosen based on initiative, leadership, generosity and project benefits and outcome. Each regional-level winner qualifies for one of Kohl's 10 national scholarships, which will be announced at the end of July. National winners will each receive a total of $10,000 in scholarships and Kohl's will donate $1,000 to a nonprofit organization on each national winner's behalf. In total, Kohl's will recognize more than 2,300 young volunteers with more than $400,000 in scholarships and prizes.
In 2013, Kohl's celebrates its 13th year of rewarding young volunteers. Since the Kohl's Cares Scholarship Program began in 2001, Kohl's has recognized more than 19,000 kids, including the 2013 winners, with more than $3.9 million in scholarships and prizes.
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
The Wando High School Girls Volleyball team defeated Bishop England Monday night, 24-26, 25-19, 25-21, 25-22.
Player highlights:
Elisa Aldrich- 14 kills, 8 block kills
Samantha DeJong 8 kills, 4 block kills
Natalie Tucker 39 assists, 3 kills
Britney Vallez, 4 kills, 15 digs, 12 SR
Daley Gosnel- 7 kills, 2 block kills, 16 SR, 8 digs, 2 aces
Megan Morris 25 digs, 18 SR
The team is coached by Alexis Homer Glover, Department Chair Physical Education, Driver's Education, Health Education and Girl's Varsity Volleyball.
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There's no doubt that managing critters in the landscape can be a challenge especially as food supplies start to dwindle. If you are battling with rabbits, deer, groundhogs or other wildlife, don't let down your guard as the growing season begins to wind down.
Be proactive. Start before they get into the habit of dining on your landscape. It is easier to keep them away than break the dining habit.
Fence them out. Fencing is the best defense against most wildlife. A four feet tall fence around a small garden will keep out rabbits. Secure the bottom tight to the ground or bury it several inches to prevent rabbits and voles from crawling underneath. Or fold the bottom of the fence outward, making sure it's tight to the ground. Animals tend not to crawl under when the bottom skirt faces away from the garden.
Go deeper, at least 12 to 18 inches, if you are trying to discourage woodchucks. And make sure the gate is secure. Many hungry animals have found their way into the garden through openings around and under the gate.
A five foot fence around small garden areas can help safeguard your plantings against hungry deer. Some gardeners report success surrounding their garden with fishing line mounted on posts at one and three foot heights.
Break out the repellents. Homemade and commercial repellents can be used. Apply before the animals start feeding and reapply as directed. Consider using a natural product like Messina's Animal Stopper (www.Messinas.com). It is made of herbs, safe to use and smells good.
Scare 'em away. Blow up owls, clanging pans, rubber snakes, slivers of deodorant soap, handfuls of human hair and noise makers are scare tactics that have been used by gardeners for years. Consider your environment when selecting a tactic. Urban animals are used to the sound and smell of people. Alternate scare tactics for more effective control. The animals won't be afraid of a snake that hasn't moved in weeks.
Combine tactics. Use a mix of fencing, scare tactics and repellents. Keep monitoring for damage.
If there are enough animals and they are hungry, they will eat just about anything.
Don't forget about nature. Welcome hawks and fox into your landscape. Using less pesticides and tolerating some critters, their food source, will encourage them to visit your yard.
These natural pest controllers help keep the garden-munching critters under control.
And most importantly, don't give up. A bit of persistence, variety and adaptability is the key to success. Investing some time now will not only deter existing critters from dining in your landscape, but will also reduce the risk of animals moving in next season.
Melinda Myers has a master's degree in horticulture, over 30 years of gardening experience, and has written more than 20 gardening books. She is also a syndicated TV/radio host and columnist.
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The study found that men who reported having insomnia or who slept for short periods of time were more likely to die over a 14-year period than men who slept well.
"Insomnia has potentially very severe side effects," says study co-author Edward Bixler, Ph.D. "It needs to be treated, and more effort needs to be put into sorting out better treatments."
How Much Sleep Are You Really Getting?
Previous research has looked at sleep's effects on lifespan, but the new study is unique. It takes into account both people's perceptions about how much sleep they are getting - which can be wrong - and the actual amount of sleep they got in a sleep lab.
Dr. Bixler and his colleagues studied 1,700 people from central Pennsylvania and followed the men (average age 50) for 14 years and the women (average age 47) for a decade.
The participants answered questions and spent a night in a sleep lab.
About a fifth of the men died during the study period, while 5 percent of the women died.
Dr. Bixler says one factor may be because women live longer than men and the study followed women for a shorter period.
The research team adjusted for factors such as sleep apnea. They found that self-described male insomniacs who slept fewer than six hours in the sleep lab were several times more likely to die during the 14-year period compared to "good sleepers."
Among men, about 9 percent of good sleepers died during the study period, compared to more than half -- 51 percent -- of insomniacs with short sleep duration.
Of all the people in the study, 8 percent of women and 4 percent of men both reported insomnia and had trouble getting much sleep in the lab.
Sleep's Role Requires More Study
Some evidence suggests lack of sleep may contribute to cardiovascular disease or disrupt the immune system, says Dr. B. Tucker Woodson, chief of the division of sleep medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
The researchers say that the study does not definitively prove that poor sleep will directly cause a man to die earlier, and that there could be other factors at play.
As for women, they are not in the clear, notes Dr. Bixler. Since they live longer, it may take a study of a longer duration to figure out whether they suffer from a similar effect.
Sleep experts agree that the relationship between a good night's sleep and length of life is important to understand and needs more study.
Always consult with your physician or other healthcare provider for more information.
Always consult your physician for more information.
More Facts about Insomnia
If you experience difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or enjoying a restful night's sleep, you may be suffering from insomnia.
Symptoms of insomnia include:
- daytime sleepiness
- low energy or fatigue
- anxiety or frustration about sleep
- attention, concentration or memory problems
- waking up tired or in pain
Tips that may help sleep problems:
- Get up about the same time every day.
- Go to bed only when you are sleepy and get out of bed when you are awake.
- Establish pre-sleep rituals, such as a warm bath, a light bedtime snack, brushing teeth, putting on bedtime clothing, or 10 minutes of reading.
- Exercise regularly. If you exercise vigorously, do this at least 3 to 6 hours before bedtime. Mild exercise - such as simple stretching or walking -- should not be done closer to bedtime than 4 hours.
- Maintain a regular schedule. Regular times for meals, taking medications, doing chores, and other activities help keep your "inner clock" running smoothly.
- Avoid anything containing caffeine within 6 hours of bedtime.
- Avoid alcohol within several hours of bedtime or when you are sleepy.
- Avoid smoking close to bedtime because nicotine is a stimulant.
- Avoid falling asleep in front of the television.
- If you take naps, try to do so at the same time every day. For most people, a short mid-afternoon nap is most helpful.
- Avoid sleeping pills or use them conservatively. Most physicians avoid prescribing sleeping pills for a period of longer than 3 weeks. Never drink alcohol while taking sleeping pills.
- Reduce evening light exposure by turning off bright lights. This may help cue the body and mind for sleep.
- Expose yourself to light (through windows or a timed lamp) 30 minutes before waking to prepare for getting out of bed.
- Make your bedroom cool, dark, and quiet. If possible, remove non-sleep related items such as televisions or computers so that the room is associated only with sleep.
Always consult your physician or other healthcare provider for more information.
Source: http://resources.purematters.com/healthy-mind/sleep-fatigue/lack-of-sleep-a-concern-for-longevity
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East Cooper Habitat for Humanity, a non-profit, non-denominational Christian housing organization, has added two staff members. Nick Jaksa will serve as construction manager and Trish Elsie will serve as volunteer coordinator / construction assistant.
As construction manager, Jaksa will oversee all planning and execution of construction projects for East Cooper Habitat for Humanity. He previously served as construction superintendent and deconstruction manager with Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County in Greenville and prior to that as AmeriCorps site leader and construction superintendent with Habitat for Humanity of Wake County in Raleigh, N.C. Jaksa holds a bachelor's degree in history from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. He is a licensed South Carolina residential builder and is a member of the AmeriCorps Alumni and the Charleston Habitat Young Professionals. Jaksa currently resides on Sullivan's Island.
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Wando football coach Jimmy Noonan celebrated his selected players of the week after Wando's 45-26 win over Ashley Ridge, Sept. 6. Every Thursday morning at Eggs Up Grill in Mount Pleasant, Noonan leads a breakfast meeting that is open to the public to discuss the past week's game and the upcoming game. The meeting is sponsored by the Mount Pleasant Football Association (website: http://mpfa.us/). Honorees include (from left to right) scout team defense Stephen McDaniel, coach Noonan, junior varsity Will Coleman, defense Tyler Ragsdale, offense Trevor Pedersen, special teams Stephen Barrera, scout team ofense Dylan Harbit, B-team defense Daniel Poole and B-team offense Sam Willett.
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