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Dorothy Merchant, 87, passed away at her Duxbury home on Thursday, June 6, 2013. Born in Barre on December 7, 1925, she was the daughter of the late Ira and Lillian (Marvin) Harvey. On December 29, 1945, she married Donald E. Merchant in Waterbury. Donald, her husband of 53 years, predeceased Dorothy on September 6, 1999.
Dorothy was a 1943 graduate of Waitsfield High School and continued her education at the Johnson Normal School, graduating with her teaching certificate in 1944. For over 22 years, Dorothy was an educator in the school systems of Fayston, Waitsfield, Duxbury and Moretown.
Dorothy served the town of Duxbury as treasurer for five years and auditor for several years. Her memberships included Wesley United Methodist Church and VFW Post #10034 Auxiliary, both of Waterbury, and she volunteered at Berlin Health and Rehabilitation Center for nine years.
In her leisure time she enjoyed crocheting, card games, creating family photo books, flower gardening, making news item scrapbooks and spending time with her large and loving family.
Dorothy is survived by her three sons, Donald E. Merchant Jr. and Merrilee of Cambridge, Dennis Merchant and his wife Pam of The Villages, FL, and Daniel Merchant and his wife Yolanda of Axtell, TX; seven grandchildren, Kristin Surprenant and her husband Norman, Brian Merchant and his wife Nicole, Kimberly Champney and her husband Brian, Donald J. Merchant (DJ) and his wife Jackie Lyn, Amber Merchant, Peter Merchant and his wife Michalle, and Molly Sandlin and her husband Jason; 11 great-grandchildren, Parker Merchant, Colby and Mareya Surprenant, Bryce, Brayden and Brody Champney, Autumn Merchant, Ethan and Caleb Sandlin, Taylor and Morgan Miller; her sister, Violet Sherman of Duxbury; as well as nieces, nephews and extended family. Dorothy was predeceased by a great-grandson, Taber Merchant, and her sister, Lillian Griffith.
Funeral services will be held from the Wesley United Methodist Church in Waterbury on Thursday, June 13, 2013, at 11 a.m. with interment to follow in the South Duxbury Cemetery. Friends called at the Wesley United Methodist Church on Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. For those who wish, memorial gifts in lieu of flowers would be appreciated to the South Duxbury Cemetery, c/o Eleanor Pratt, 49 Vermont Route 100, Duxbury, VT 05660, or to Wesley United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 214, Waterbury, VT 05676. Assisting the family is the Perkins-Parker Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Waterbury. To send online condolences visit www.perkinsparker.com and Facebook.


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Bachelor of Science Core Curriculum Requirements
Bachelor of Science Core Worksheet
A single course may not fulfill more than one core requirement, except for Diversity
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3 hrs Foundations of Discourse
All students must complete ENGL1900: Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research or ENGL1940: Advanced Writing. Students needing prerequisite work in writing skills, as determined by entering test scores, will be required to take ENGL1500: Process of Composition, and perhaps ENGL0900: Introduction to Writing. ENGL1500 serves as elective credit, but ENGL0900 does not count toward graduation.
Students in the Honors Program may satisfy this requirement by completing HR211: Advanced Composition. Non-native speakers of English may substitute ESL150: The Process of Composition for Foreign Students for ENGL1500, and ESL190: Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research for Foreign Students for ENGL1900.
3 hrs Foreign Language
Proficiency through second course level (102 or 115): CHIN, GK, LATN, FREN, GR, ITAL, RUSS, SPAN. The foreign language requirement may also be satisfied by a minimum of one semester's study in a foreign country at a College/University where a language other than English is employed in courses taken. (SLU Language Lab placement tests do not satisfy the foreign language requirement.)
6 hrs Cultural Diversity
A&S degree seeking students enrolling Fall semester 2011 or thereafter must complete one course
from the Diversity in the U.S. list and one course from the Global Citizenship list below. Diversity
in the US and Global Citizenship courses may do "Double Duty" by satisfying another core, major or
minor requirement. (To view the Cultural Diversity requirement for students enrolled at SLU
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3 hrs Diversity in the U.S.
AAM200 Introduction to African American Studies
AAM201 Contemporary Black America
AAM222/ARTH222 African American Art
AAM250/CMM230 Intergroup Dialog
AAM295 Intergroup Dialogue - Black Male Identity (effective Fall 2015)
AAM322/ASTD322 The Urban Crisis
AAM337 Spirituals, Motown, and Hip Hop: African American Social History and Music
AAM434/PSY424 African American Psychology
AAM481/PHIL482 Philosophy and Race
AAM490 Black Women in Society
ARTH222/AAM222 African American Art
ASTD120 Investigating America
ASTD260 American Places
ASTD270 Women and Social Justice
ASTD310 American Decades
ASTD320 Making the American City
ASTD322/AAM322 The Urban Crisis
ASTD370 Mixed-Race America
ASTD425 American Mosaic - Literature and Diversity
CCJ 225 Introduction to Corrections
CMM230/AAM250 Intergroup Dialogue
CMM330 Intercultural Communication
CMM432 Communication across Racial Divisions
CMM435 Stereotyping and Bias in Mass Media
CSDI300 Characteristics of Multicultural Populations
ENGL 3550 Native American Literature
ENGL3560 American Ethnic Literature and Film
ENGL3240 The Female Bildungsroman
HCE426 Race and Research Ethics
HIST350 Progressive Era to the Jazz Age, 1870-1920 (effective Fall 2015)
HIST359 American Women
HIST364 History of the American West since 1848
MLNG321 Repairing the World: Social Justice through the Lenses of the Jewish Tradition
PHIL432 Feminism and the History of Ethics
PHIL481/WSTD481 Feminist Philosophy
PHIL482/AAM481 Philosophy and Race
POLS201 Ethics and Politics
POLS215 The Politics of Black America
POLS222 Urban Politics
POLS313 Civil Liberties and Rights
POLS376/WSTD390 Feminist Theory
POLS378 Disability Theory and Politics
POLS380 Structure of Poverty
POLS397 Metropolitan Environment
PSY433 Psychology of Oppression
PSY434/AAM434 African American Psychology
PUBH 365 Public Health and Social Justice
SOC111 Introduction to Sociology: Diversity Emphasis
SOC1120 Sociology: Diversity and Health
SOC150 The Urban Community:Race, Class and Spatial Justice
SOC211 Sociology of Sport
SOC329 Native Peoples of North America
SOC343/WSTD344 Marriage and Family
THR270 Exploring U.S. Diversity in Theatre
SWRK327 Diversity and Anti-Oppression Practice
WGST197 Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
WGST330/CMM330 Intercultural Communication
WGST344/SOC343 Marriage and Family
WGST390/POLS376 Feminist Theory
WGST420/PSY426 Psychology of Women
WGST433/PSY433/AAM433 Psychology of Oppression
WGST481/PHIL481 Feminist Philosophy
WGST490/AAM490 Black Women in Society
WSTD420 Psychology of Women
3 hrs Global Citizenship
AAM212/ARTH212 Survey of Art in Africa
AAM232/ARTH232 Art of African Diaspora
ARTH210 Art of Jerusalem and Three Faiths
ARTH212/AAM212 Survey of Art in Africa
ARTH214 Islamic Art and Society
ARTH232/AAM232 Art of African Diaspora
ARTH235 Excavating Culture of Three Faiths
ARTH314 Islamic Art and Society
ASTD240 American Homefronts, Global Wars
ASTD358 Americans Abroad
BIOL134 The Diversity of Life
BIOL328 Ethnobotany
CMH201 Introduction to Global Health
CMM465 International Public Relations
EAS109 Climate Change
ENGL3500 Post-Colonial Literature
ENGL3540 African Diaspora Literature
ENGL3310 World Literary Traditions I
ENGL3320 World Literary Traditions II
ENGL3330 World Literary Traditions III
FREN4180 French and International Relations
FREN487 Exoticism: France and its "Others"
HIST323 History of Africa to 1884
HIST324 History of Africa since 1884
ITAL365 All Things Trans-: Modern Italy Across Borders, Cultures, and Disciplines
MLNG320 Israeli Culture: From the birth of Zionism to the 21st Century
MUSC117 World Music
PHIL342 Environmental and Ecological Ethics
PHIL349 Jewish Life: Middle Ages to Modern Time
POLS151 Introduction to Politics of the Developing World
POLS160 Introduction to International Politics
POLS252 African Politics
POLS253 Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics
POLS254 Ethnicity and Internal War
POLS255 Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa
POLS256 The Politics of Asia
POLS257 Introduction to Latin American Politics
POLS260 Introduction to International Political Economy
POLS350 Asian Miracles
POLS353 Comparative Revolution
POLS354 Latin American Social Movements
POLS360 Problems of Globalization
POLS365 International Relations of Africa
PSY427 Cross-Cultural Human Development
PUBH201 Introduction to Global Health
SOC118 Geography of World Regions
SOC120 Introduction to Anthropology
SOC220 Cultural Anthropology (effective Fall 2015)
SOC318 Immigration
SPAN435 Counter Hegemony Discourse
SPAN438 Cultural Stereotypes
SPAN440 Strangers in a Familiar Land: Displacements in Latin America
THEO278 Religions of the World
THEO373 Islam:Religion and Culture
WGST461 Global and Transnational Feminism
3 hrs Fine Arts
Students must satisfy this requirement through taking one or more of
the following courses (for a total of 3 hours). Exception: A student may
not take Class Piano or Class Voice for core credit concurrently with
applied (private) lessons on that instrument. A student may, however,
receive core credit for a combination of class and private lessons on
a single instrument if the instruction occurs during different semesters.
All courses are 3 credit hours except where noted.
Fine Arts Courses
FPA 1000 Intro to the Arts
FPA 1100 The Arts and Social Change
Studio Art Courses
ART200: Drawing I
ART210: Design
ART212: Intro to 3D Design
ART215: Color Theory
ART220: Painting I
ART230: Printmaking I
ART240: Ceramic Sculpture I
ART248 Fibers and Textiles
ART249 Jewelry and Metalsmithing
ART245: Sculptural Materials
ART250: Computer Art I
ART260: Photography I
ART270: Graphic Design I
Art History Courses
ARTH100: Approaching the Arts
ARTH101: History of Art
ARTH102: History of Architecture
ARTH103: Parallel Themes in Art and Literature
ARTH104: Art and Film
ARTH108: Artists and their Art
ARTH111: History of Western Art I
ARTH112: History of Western Art II
ARTH150: Life and Times of Michelangelo
ARTH180: Approaching Abstract Art
ARTH205: Controversy in Art
ARTH210: Art of Medieval Jerusalem
ARTH/AAM212: Survey of Art in Africa since Prehistory
ARTH213: Pre-Columbian Art
ARTH214/314 Islamic Art and Society (effective Fall 2015)
ARTH215: Saints in Art
ARTH220: The Art of Rome
ARTH/AAM 222: African American Art
ARTH230: Ancient Art Survey
ARTH/AAM232: Art of African Diaspora
ARTH235: Excavating Culture of Three Faiths
ARTH240: Medieval Art Survey
ARTH250: Renaissance Art Survey
ARTH260: Baroque and Rococo Art Survey
ARTH 270 American Art: Colonial to WWII (effective Fall 2015)
ARTH271: American Art Survey
ARTH275: Nineteenth Century Art
ARTH280: Modern Art Survey
ARTH290: Materials and Methods
ARTH 370 American Art: Colonial to WWII (effective Fall 2015)
ASTD 230 Studies in American Photography (effective Fall 2015)
CMM140: Film Criticism (prerequisite = CMM100)
Dance Courses
DANC263: Modern Movement/Modern Dance
DANC264: Introduction to Dance: Ballet, Modern, and Jazz
Music Courses
MUSC100: Approaching the Arts: Music
MUSC110: Fundamentals of Music
MUSC115: History of Jazz
MUSC116: Music in St. Louis
MUSC117: World Music
MUSC126: Piano I: Adult Beginners (2)
MUSC 127: Piano II: Upper Elementary (2)
MUSC140: Class Voice (2)
MUSC201-207: Applied Music (1-2)
MUSC227: Music Theory I
MUSC236: Music Literature Seminar
MUSC250: Piano III: Intermediate (2)
MUSC251: Piano 4: Upper Intermediate (2)
MUSC330: Music History I
MUSC331: Music History II
MUSC342: University Chorale/Concert Choir (0-1)
MUSC344: Mastersingers (0-1)
MUSC345: Jazz Ensemble (0-1)
MUSC346: String Orchestra or Quartet (0-1)
MUSC347: University Pep Band (0-0.5)
MUSC348: Guitar Ensemble (0-1)
MUSC349: SLU Concert Band (0-1)
MUSC350: Piano Ensemble (0-1)
Theatre Courses
THR100: Approaching the Arts: Theatre
THR150: Intro to Theatre
THR205: Intro to 3D Design
THR240: Page to Stage
THR251: Acting 1
THR270: Exploring U.S. Diversity in Theatre
3 hrs Literature
All students must complete a 3-hr course chosen from one of the following:
- any 3000- or 4000-level English literature course (EXCEPT ENGL3850-3870,
Writing and Rhetoric; ENGL4000-4040, Upper Level Writing & Rhetoric; and ENGL4100-4120,
Language Studies);
- an upper division (3000- or 4000-level) foreign literature course taught in the original language;
- an upper division (3000- or 4000-level) Greek or Latin literature course with readings in the
original language;
- ASTD 2400 - History and Fiction;
- ASTD 3020 - American Mosaic: Literature and Diversity.
- ITAL 3650 - All Things Trans
or an upper division foreign language literature course.
8 hrs Sciences
8 hours in a single science: BIOL, CHEM, EAS, or PHYS, outside the department offering the B.S. degree.
4-7 hrs Mathematics
4-7 hours through Calculus I (MATH 142) or higher level.
6 hrs World History
All students must complete two courses: HIST111: Origins of the Modern World to 1500 , and HIST112: Origins of the Modern World 1500 to the Present .
6 hrs Philosophy
Two course sequence including PHIL 205: Ethics. Students may take PHIL 105 or an upper division philosophy as their second course.
6 hrs Theology
Two course sequence: THEO100: Theological Foundations and a 200-level course.
6 hrs Social Science
All students must complete six hours of course work in the Social Sciences. This requirement can be fulfilled by two three-hour courses in the Social Sciences from: AAM 250, ASTD 322, Communication (CMM100, 200, 206, 280, CMM230 only), Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSDI100, 300 only), Criminology and Criminal Justice, Economics, Education (EDF424, EDI462, EDSP431 only), Political Science, Psychology, Public Policy Studies (except for field service), Social Work (SWRK100, 227, 302, 327 only), or Sociology and Anthropology. SOC 221, 260, 361, and 362 cannot satisfy both a social science and a natural science requirement of the core curriculum.

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MADISON – Officials with Southern West Virginia Community & Technical College approached the Boone County Commission last week about its plans to expand its facilities in Boone County.
"We are interested in land near the Boone County Transfer Station just off Corridor G (U.S. 119)," said Bill Cook, the college's director of operations. "We would be interested in a partnership with the county or to maybe even purchase the property to expand our facilities."
The college has a Boone Campus at the Boone Career and Technical Center in Danville, near Foster on state Rt. 3, but needs more room to accommodate its increasing enrollments.
"Our Boone County Campus is maxed out," said college president and West Virginia First Lady Joanne Tomblin, who also attended the commission meeting. "We are seeing more and more students coming in from the Kanawha Valley and we must look down the road at expanding in Boone County as a big part of our future plans."
Tomblin said this would be a great opportunity for both the college and the county.
"We think our expansion will also provide great economic opportunities for Boone County as well," she said. "This is a win-win for the college and the Boone County community."
Southern was recently named one of the top community and technical colleges in the nation.
"With our facilities in Logan and Williamson as well as the great success of our mine academy, we believe there are tremendous educational and economic opportunities for us to expand," Tomblin explained. "We would like to meet with you and your economic development team to share ideas and see what the next steps might be toward our expansion goals."
Tomblin added that there were no plans to shut down the current Boone County Campus, even after any expansion project was completed.
"We have no plans to shut down the current campus in Boone County," she said. "We want to keep it as well as expanding in Boone County at the location we have mentioned."
Boone County Commission President Mickey Brown called the college's expansion proposal "thrilling news."
"We would be thrilled and happy to work with the college to expand into Boone County," Brown said. "The educational opportunities offered by Southern West Virginia Community & Technical College are wonderful and to expand on those opportunities is something we can all get excited about."
Boone Commissioner Eddie Hendricks, who is an educator at Van High School, said he also supports the college's plan to expand in Boone County.
"Our new age of technology has made technical schools like Southern vitally important to students and those seeking to further their education or re-train in another career path," he said. "This is a tremendous opportunity and I support it 100 percent."
The commission asked college officials to first meet with the county's economic development official Larry V. Lodato for an initial assessment of the 11-acre piece of property.
"We would start with appraising the property and then look at the various options for the county and the college," Lodato said. "I am very excited to getting started right away on this plan."


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Di Canio views of no relevance
As a player, Paolo Di Canio made close to 200 Premier League appearances. He was a controversial figure then, and he has remained a controversial figure since moving into management.
There was some furore when he took over as Swindon manager in 2011 - trade union GMB ended its sponsorship of the team in protest at his appointment, saying "he has openly voiced support for [Benito] Mussolini".
Beyond that, though, there was little outcry from the general public about his presence in the English game, just as there had not been one during his playing days.
Since taking over at Sunderland last week, though, Di Canio's political views have seemingly become a great problem to a good number of commentators.
He has been forced to release a statement confirming he is "not a racist" and was even asked whether he would like to apologise for his views in his first press conference.
Quite what he was being asked to apologise for is unclear. We live in a country where freedom of speech is valued highly, yet it seems even freedom of thought is not allowed in Di Canio's case.
Had he said something truly controversial at Swindon or after taking over at Sunderland, the furore would be understandable. Had some of his former players or team-mates come out to say that his views can be a problem at a football club, the furore would be understandable.
But neither of those things have happened. As Di Canio said himself, he is a football man and not a politician. He should be judged on how he performs and behaves as a manager, and he should not have been subjected to the character assassination he has had to put up with in the past week.
So long as he behaves as the manager of a Premier League football club should do, what he believes in his own head should not be of any interest to anybody.
Stoke fans need to stay behind the team
Blackburn fans on this website have still not forgiven me for my criticisms of their barracking of Steve Kean last season.
I was similarly critical of the 'welcome' Chelsea fans gave Rafa Benitez when he was appointed earlier this season, but I stand by my view. Both sets of supporters had reasons to feel aggrieved, but their chants, banners and abuse of the two managers simply were not helpful to the team.
Unfortunately, discontent has now reached the stands at the Britannia Stadium. Again, fans' grievances are perfectly understandable - it is inexcusable that the team finds itself in a relegation battle after being eighth halfway through the season - but the players should be supported on a match day.
A big reason for Stoke's achievements over the past five seasons has been the fantastic support shown at the Britannia Stadium, but Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert said in the build-up to Saturday's game that he thought his side could silence the home crowd.
That was impossible to do a few seasons ago but, after a raucous opening, the atmosphere turned sour after Gabriel Agbonlahor's opener for the visitors on Saturday.
There is no denying Stoke's performance was awful, but that does not excuse the loud groans that greeted every misplaced pass or the ironic cheers local lad Ryan Shotton received when he was withdrawn towards the end of the game after a poor display.
The criticism Tony Pulis is receiving from supporters at the moment is completely justified, but he and his players have the same aim as those in the stands - to keep the club in the Premier League.
No matter how much fans disagree with Pulis' team selection, tactics or substitutions, and no matter how badly the players are performing, they need the same level of support from the stands that they received back in the 2008/09 season when that incredible Britannia atmosphere helped Stoke to defy the odds to stay up.
If the moans and groans continue to be audible, however, players will find it even more difficult to produce the performances they are capable of.
With six games remaining to save themselves, Stoke need their 12th man more than ever.
Fair Play table not fair at all
Aston Villa Paul Lambert has recently been defending his side against claims that they are dirty, with the Villans bottom of the Premier League Fair Play table.
First of all, irrespective of how many yellow and red cards they have received this season, anybody that watches Villa on a regular basis will attest they are not a dirty team.
A young team battling against relegation is always going to give away a decent amount of fouls, but there isn't a malicious or persistently dirty player in the Villa squad. There is nothing for Lambert to defend.
The Fair Play table is a joke anyway. You might assume that it is calculated solely on yellow and red cards, or perhaps the amount of fouls a team concedes, but the latter is not taken into consideration at all, while the former is only one of six criterion which decides a team's placing in the table.
Also taken into account is the respect shown towards the opposition and the referee, which is justifiable, but also 'positive play' and 'behaviour of the public'.
Teams gain points in the Fair Play table for 'using attacking tactics' and 'continuing to push for goals when in a winning position' but lose them for 'slowing down the game'. In other words, Villa will have lost points this season for attempting to hold onto crucial leads in games.
Even more ludicrous, though, is that teams can lose points if their fans use 'persistent foul and abusive language' or persistently abuse the officials' decisions. To put that into context, you could cost your side a place in Europe for calling the referee a rude name.
The Fair Play league is the most unfair league of all time.
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Following its recent DVD release, the documentary "Playing Nightly" will air at 8 p.m. June 12 on PBS, WBGUTV. There will be a viewing party at Ye Olde Cock n' Bull, 9 N. Huron St., followed by live music from a few of the bands featured.
The movie premiered at a sold-out screening last year at the Maumee Indoor Theatre, where it received a positive reception from the audience. Through live concert footage, in-depth interviews with local musicians and an analysis of Toledo's music scene, "Playing Nightly" is meant to empower anyone who's ever aspired to make a living from their art.
"The movie is about musicians in the city doing it as a trade," said Jeff Stewart, an artist featured in the film. "There's a lot of folk who have different stigmas about who musicians are, what they're like and how their lives are run. The film gives an insight to what we do on a daily and nightly basis."
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According to Stewart, the documentary showcases the love between local musicians and Toledo audiences.
"There's a ton of work to be had," said Stewart. "There's so many people who believe and so many musicians who are writing great stuff. I see a lot of my friends who are becoming full-time musicians and this city is supporting that, affording us the opportunity to make a living doing what we're here for."
Jason Hamilton, the director, has always wanted to make a film about professional musicians. To realize this goal, he teamed up with Mike Malone, whom he'd previously worked with on "The Toledo Conspiracy," the first 35mm film shot entirely in Toledo.
"I really enjoyed working with Jason. He and I formed a good team," said Malone, director of photography and editor. "What I liked about this movie is we have a lot of little episode throughout it. We'd go to a club, we'd go to The Blarney, we'd go to Stella's. It was really exploring the nightlife music scene in Toledo, which was great to me from a musical standpoint, too, because I play the guitar, harmonica and mandolin."
"We got through the winter and put the DVD together. For the PBS premiere, we had to cut it down from 72 minutes to 58 minutes, which is a considerable amount of time for storytelling," said Hamilton, director of the film.
With money from the premiere, Hamilton and his crew took "Playing Nightly" to several film festivals. Among many honorable mentions, the movie won Best Documentary at the Great Lakes International Film Festival.
The DVD is a must-have for artists seeking inspiration or those who may feel underrepresented. The film proves a musician doesn't need to be world-famous or rich to have a blast on stage and make a living with their craft.
"Sitting down with Jason interviewing you and asking some bold and personal questions and exploring some things you don't know about yourself, it really helped put things in perspective for me," said Stewart. "You're out there on the grind every day, and to hear it as a collective, it's pretty empowering. It lets you know you're not alone out there doing it. There's a pretty nice story to be told about what we're doing out here."
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Along the banks of the mighty Richland Creek, the first settlers founded the Village of Orangeville in 1851. Over the years, the town has always been a special place "where the women are fair, the men are strong and there's a story to be told around every corner." In the Mighty Richland Players Dessert Theater, those fair and strong will treat attendees to a great dessert and a humorous story with a smile and a wink. Performances are at the Mighty Richland Players Theater, an 1877 Italianate Victorian building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Theater season is March through September .
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What is your take on this matter. Steady Ed was featured on a video via PDGA where he explains a "Game" for his friends who were having tough times with drugs and alcohol and introduced them to something free and recreational. It gave them something to do without rules or someone telling them what to do.
In todays time, the "game" has turned into what we call the sport of disc golf. We still have Free courses but are seeing a trend in the (PTP, Pay to Play) courses.
Headrick designed courses for Frisbee's in the Park. Manufacturers are designing disc's that are more advanced than the simple flying Frisbee. These course designs where each hole can now be reached in one throw, are getting a poor rep cause they are too short or too easy.
Do you think courses will make the trend of what is called "championship" since the new disc's are coming out to fly farther than ever? Those holes that require you to earn a 4 or 5 based on good throws would be considered par in that case.
Maybe that is why after 7 years Steady Ed turned the PDGA over to the players, because he saw the trend going from recreation in the park to advanced disc's being made and flying much farther. Where the "game" has been trasitioning into the "sport" based on the level of players........such as Athletes getting interested.
Just for thoughts guys and wanted to see what your opinions are.
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A trend towards pay to play courses should equate to more championship courses. Nobody wants to pay to play at a course if it's not any better than a free course down the road.
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Ed turned the pDGA over to the players and started the RDGA which was for Rec players
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> Ed turned the pDGA over to the players and started
> the RDGA which was for Rec players
Jack your exactly right. Thor and I have talked about this a lot. Headrick was trying to bring out those 130g discs as well, but for some reason the RDGA never took off and fizzled out.
Championships courses vs shorter par 3 courses are less played because of the difficulty factor. Players love to come out to a disc golf course, don't stretch much and tee off right away on Hole #1. Then one hour later.......finished. Where a championship course is more difficult and longer causing a person to stress their body harder than usual.
We had two courses in Russellville, AR where players have no choice to play the length due to not having shorter pitch and putt courses. Since those players have learned on that course, they tend to play better even when they travel. All the amateur players can throw so much farther than our local players here in Little Rock.
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A neighbor reported that he had looked out his residence window and saw Rogers standing over his wife, punching her multiple times in the head and face as she lay on the ground. Another neighbour stated he saw Rogers' wife with blood streaming from her face and mouth, and what looked like a missing tooth. The victim blacked out from being choked, suffered a golf ball sized wound on her face among smaller wounds. The couples' daughter had tried to intervene after she saw Rogers strike her mother.The charges levied against Rogers include third degree assault, domestic assault by strangulation and pattern of stalking. All of the charges against Rogers are listed as felonies.
Rogers didn't just assault his wife. He brutalized her by choking her unconscious and punching her so hard he knocked a tooth out of his wife's mouth. She also suffered a golf-ball sized wound on her face. This is more than a case of a man defending himself, but of a man that assaulted a woman that he vowed to love and honor when he married her.
Does Texas breed stupid? Are you trolling the news section? Are you incapable of forming an informed opinion due to not reading other sources? WTF man?
Perhaps you don't know, what all went on, and are just quipping....but if you actually believe she 'deserved' to be gnp'd by Rogers, in front of their daughter, then you are the dumbest sonovabitch alive.
If you are just trolling, GTFO of the news section. Take it back to YMAS and trollshido. Look where you post.
Wtf are you talking about my opinions were based on the very limited article we were given. If that much information had been provided then of course he needs to go down. Are you blind I said in other post equal force not what he did and no it's not my responsibility to research what this man did. My point is still the same the majority of the people on this thread I'll bet had as little information as I did all they heard was woman hit and off they went on a tangent.
EDIT: even if all you'd done was follow the link, and read, you'd have seen this:
Rogers' 9-year-old daughter told police she heard her parents yelling, went to the kitchen and saw her father pushing her mother. Rogers' 10-year-old girl also reported to police that she heard the shouting and has seen her father hit her mother in the past.
The woman was located walking by a nearby school and was transported to the hospital. She told police she and her husband were arguing, he became angry and began choking her. She said she was able to get away and went into the backyard, but he followed her and began hitting her in the head and face causing her to "black out."
If you're posting in news, it's assumed you're going to look at the news...or at least read the link in the OP.
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I would imagine that most here have (like me) been following this story somewhat on one of the other 1000+ MMA websites & blogs and have read about what an ass this guy is and the extent of damages he did to his wife, as well as the emotional scars he did to his child.
His wife blacked out from being choked, suffered a golf ball sized wound on her face among smaller wounds. The couples daughter had tried to intervene after she saw Rogers strike her mother. http://sports.yahoo.com/mma/blog/cag...urn=mma-wp4177
So... you think beating your wife in front of your child is cool? You're down with that? She deserved it?
If you don't have all the information, skim the thread, and then post before thinking you might be better off just lurking. Don't play the "there wasn't a lot of info" card when you are typing that "thought" of yours on a computer. Right click "new tab", insert "Brett Rogers" into the search box, and friggin click on one of the thousand links about this story.
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Fun and Educational
By Grammy B
from Wisconsin
About Me Grandparent
Comments about Pretend & Play® Calculator Cash Register:
This was a gift for my 3 year old grandson. He loves pressing the calculator buttons and saying the numbers that appear. He also gives money to us and we pretend to buy something. We pay him the money and he gives us change. As he gets older, I can imagine him learning the value of the coins and currency, and learning to add and subtract.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Nice cash register
By Mary in Minnesota
from Buhl Minnesota
Purchased for my 6 year old granddaughter for Christmas. Although it is early to comment, she played well with this for a few days after Christmas. It's a cute learning toy and seemed durable.
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Best Company, High Quality Products
By Lori
from Los Angeles, CA
My daughter had an earlier version of the Pretend and Play cash register when she was growing up, and it lasted throughout her childhood. She played with it often, incorporating it into her play shopping, particularly grocery shopping play. She's grown now, and this past week I went shopping for my nephew, who's about to turn 3. He's been playing shopping-for-groceries at home, so I wanted to get him toys to enhance his play. When I went looking, I found cash registers that looked like they wouldn't last and were too flashy. I wanted something to enhance his imagination, not take it over. With play food, I wanted realistic looking healthy whole food, and most of what I found was cheap looking and included a lot of processed foods. I did find a few viable options, but they were sets of just 6-8 fruits/vegetables. So I went online to search, and that's when I found Learning Resources and remembered my daughter had their cash register!Here at Learning Resources I found everything I was looking for, in several combination! I ended up buying this great cash register... it's solar powered (I love that!!!) and simple enough to encourage imaginative play, yet sophisticated enough for my nephew to grow with as he develops computation skills. I also bought him lots of healthy quality play food! In case you're interested, I bought him the Bushel of Veggies, the Bushel of Fruit, and the Munch It set. I'm so happy to find everything I was looking for!Customer Service:My experience with the people at Learning Resources is the main reason I'm writing this review. The staff is amazing. I called them at least half a dozen times while deciding what to get for my nephew. I had questions about everything, the products, retailers, prices, shipping, return and warranty policies, and details about ordering. I spoke to 3-4 different people on staff throughout the process, and they were all so pleasant, helpful, and patient. Every single one of them. What a pleasure!In my research for these toys, I found it was easier to shop and purchase online with Learning Resources. They have the full line of options to chose from, great service, and prices equivalent even to Amazon.com ... but with the latest edition of each product! I will shop here again!
The best cash register I've found
By Mamma T
from Waynesboro. PA
About Me Education Oriented, Grandparent, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Our Pretend & Play Calculator Cash Register survived 4 children and will now be enjoyed by our grandson and other future grandchildren. I especially love the solar-powered feature which means no batteries! The pretend paper money and plastic coins are realistic and life-sized making play and learning fun.
Merchant response: Wow! Thank you!
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My Daughter Just LOVES This!
By Tracy at Having Fun Saving
from Tampa, FL
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Sadie just loves to play pretend - she makes me chicken nuggets made out of building blocks several times a week, she makes her little pretend kitchen into her own grocery store fully equipped with coupons and pretend money! She can hang out in her "store" for hours and if Steven is in the right mood he will sit and play with her too - it's so cute! Now, the only thing that her "store" has been missing is a cash register - how can people cash out without a register?! So this was a must have for us. Finding the right one though could prove to be a task, I wanted one that was not only FUN for her, but also educational. The first place I went to was Learning Resources... They actually had several to choose from, but I narrowed it down by age group and went from there.Their web-site is so easy to browse through, you can sort by: teacher/parent, age group, category, and even brand! Who is Learning Resources? Learning Resources® is a leading manufacturer of innovative, hands-on educational materials for classrooms and learning toys for the home. For more than 25 years, the company has been a trusted source for educators and parents for quality, award-winning educational products. Headquartered in Vernon Hills, IL with a European office based in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England, Learning Resources markets and distributes its products in over 80 countries around the globe.Check out this adorable Calculator Cash Register...Sadie's favorite parts are that in came with the dollar bills and change, it makes a really cool cha-ching sound when you open it, and the credit card...she loves credit card! I love the fact that it requires NO BATTERIES and of course, that she enjoys it.I received the product listed above for review, all opinions are 100% my own.
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A few things missing
By Momofthree
from Oregon
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children
My son LOVES playing with this cash register, but it is difficult to use as a learning device. If he messes up with an amount to enter, the entire transaction must be re-entered (we have items that are labeled for sale and he enters the price in the register, then tells me how much I spent). It also allows him to enter non-cash amounts ($5.6742349857), which confuses him with the end price. I love the idea, but the key pad is a very basic calculator that has little to do with the fact he's supposed to be learning about money. I would not buy this cash register again nor would I recommend it to anyone.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Excellent Learning toy
By slynns112
from Cleveland, OH
About Me First Time Parent, Working Parent
This play cash register is awesome. I bought it for my 4 yr. old daughter for Christmas. She loves it. She likes to pretend shop and buy things, or be the cashier and charge me outrageous prices on things. She doesn't understand the concept of how much things are yet, but loves the play money, and I can help her learn her money and teach her to count with it. When she is ready for the money counting hopefully the pieces will still be around. I hope they sell money refills for it. I also love that it holds real size money, and has a working calculator on it. The only bad part of it which really isn't that bad is the speed that the drawer pops out at. It flies out real quickly and sometimes loses the money out of the drawers. Other than that I would buy it all over again. It was a bit pricey, but worth it. The quality if it seems much better than the other brands that looked at in the store.
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Most amazing, long lasting toy ever!!
By fullquiver83
from Oregon City, OR
This calcuator/ cash register is the most amazing, long-lasting toy EVER!!!!!!!!!! We have 7 children who have used ours for 11+ years!!!!


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•6:30 p.m. - The Yadkin County Sheriff's Office will hold a Community Crime Prevention meeting at Courtney Volunteer Fire Department. This will be part of a series of crime prevention meetings to be held at each fire department throughout the county. Residents in the Courtney community are encouraged to attend this meeting to make them more aware of crime prevention efforts in Yadkin County. Sheriff Ricky Oliver and crime prevention officers will be present to discuss some of the issues in the community and the crime prevention programs available.
Friday, March 22
•8 a.m.-1:30 p.m.- American Red Cross Blood Drive at Starmount High School at 2516 Longtown Road, Boonville. Please visit www.nwnc-redcross.org for more details or contact Starmount High School (336) 468-2891.
• 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm - Children Clothing and Toy Sale and Center United Methodist Church, 1400 Center Road, Yadkinville. Come choose from the HUGE selection of items that will be available! For further information on how to be a consignor please call 336-679-8247 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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•7 p.m.-Boonville Elementary Students will present "The Little Mermaid" on March 22 and 23 at 7:00 pm and March 24 at 2:00 pm. We hope you can join us for our annual school play. We are very excited to be able to add a Sunday afternoon performance.
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•8:00 am - 11:00 am Children's Clothing and Toy Sale at Center United Methodist Church, 1400 Center Road, Yadkinville, NC. Come choose from the HUGE selection of items that will be available! For further information on how to be consignor please call 336-679-8247 or email@example.com
•4 p.m.-6 p.m.-Port-A-Pit Supper, BBQ Pork or Chicken Supper at Lone Hickory Fire Department. Plates $8.50 each, take outs only. By LH Recreation also tickets at Renegars Food or members of recreation and etc.
Sunday, March 24
•2 p.m.-6 p.m.- – Barrel Racing at Lone Hickory Indoor Arena in Yadkinville. Come out for a great afternoon of fun family entertainment and great barrel racing competition. Free to spectators! The Arena Grill will be open serving the best burgers, sandwiches and more! Contact Beth Kidd for more information (704) 968-1162. Saturday, March 30
•3 p.m.-The Yadkin Valley Cruisers will meet around the Court House Square. We are a non-profit organization that raises money to help those in need in our county. There will be a raffle for a nice gas grill designed like a motor, $500 cash, cake walks, corn hole, auction, etc. Music will be provided by Stan Bobbit. We always have many flavors of home made ice cream. Come out enjoy and support our special fund raiser.
Thursday, March 28
•The Yadkin County Sheriff's Office will hold a Community Crime Prevention meeting at Lone Hickory Volunteer Fire Department. This will be part of a series of crime prevention meetings to be held at each fire department throughout the county. Residents in the Lone Hickory community are encouraged to attend this meeting to make them more aware of crime prevention efforts in Yadkin County. Sheriff Ricky Oliver and crime prevention officers will be present to discuss some of the issues in the community and the crime prevention programs available.
Monday, May 13
•5 p.m.-7 p.m.-Author, Shannon Hitchcock will be coming to the East Bend Public Library to speak with us about, The Ballad of Jessie Pearl, a novel set in East Bend. This visit will provide a wonderful opportunity to bring an autographed book home! If you would like a personalized, autographed book, please contact the library (699-3890) by April 10th for more information.
Saturday, March 23
•4 p.m.-6 p.m.-Port-A-Pit Supper, BBQ pork or chicken Supper at Lone Hickory Fire Department. Plates are $8.50 each. Take outs only also tickets are at Renegars Food Mart or members of Recreation and etc, by LH Recreation.
Thursday, April 11
•4p.m.-6:30p.m.-Smart Start of Yadkin County is sponsoring a Port-A-Pit dinner to raise funds for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library Program to be started in Yadkin County. For every $25.00 raised, this program will place one developmentally appropriate book per month in the home of a child for one year. A flyer is attached with additional information. Chicken Plates,$ 9.00, Rib Plates, $12.00. Plates can be picked up at the Yadkinville United Methodist Church. If anyone is interested in purchasing tickets, please contact Smart Start at 336-679-7833.
•The Internal Revenue Service sponsors the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) programs. The mission of these programs is to provide free basic tax return preparation for low to moderate income and elderly taxpayers. This also includes taxpayers with disabilities, limited English proficiency and the Military. Free Tax Preparation Begins on February 2, 2013 for families whose income is less than $51,000, Yadkinville Public Library , Wednesdays and Thursdays 9:00 12:00, East Bend Library, By appointment only call (336)699-5100 Thursday 1:00-4:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00- 11:00, Jonesville Senior Center; by appointment only call (33)526-1087 Tuesday 12-4. Sponsored by Yadkin Christian Ministries.
•The Yadkin County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) announces the availability of funding to support services for delinquent youth and those at risk of delinquency. For more information and a copy of the Request for Proposals, see www.yadkincountync.gov
•Narconon reminds families that abuse of addictive pharmaceutical drugs is on the rise. Learn to recognize the signs of drug abuse and get your loved ones help if they are at risk. Call Narconon for a free brochure on the signs addiction for all types of drugs. Narconon also offers free assessments and referrals. 877-413-3073 or www.drugsno.com.
•Yadkin County Humane Society is looking for new members who would be interested in joining our organization. We are in need of active members who will be able to help us at fundraising events and rabies clinics. For the month of March if you join us your membership fee is waived. Please call (336) 679-2377 and leave a message if you have any questions about YCHS. If you love and care about animals, want to have fun, be a part of a fun organization and make a difference – you belong with us!
• 10:30 a.m.—Preschool storytime for ages 2-5 will be held at the Boonville Community Public Library every Thursday. This will consist of stories, songs, and crafts. For more information, call 367-7737. All of our libraries of the NWRL System has access of Ancestry.com for the year of 2012. Patrons can research the web through our libraries for the year. The Boonville Community Public Library is a branch of thirteen libraries of the Northwestern Regional Library System.
•6:30 p.m.-East Bend Happy Quilters Guild, Meets 2nd Tuesday of each month at East Bend Senior Center. For more information call (336)699-3970.
•10 a.m.-The Yadkin River Quilters meet at the Yadkin Senior Center every Tuesday.
•If you are in need of clothing for your family members we would like to invite you to visit the Courtney Clothing Closet located in Building C of Courtney Baptist Church. The church is located at 3341 Courtney Church Road. The church is South of Yadkinville off Hwy 601 just pass the Yadkin Valley Telephone offices on Courtney Huntsville Road, then right onto Courtney Church Rd. The hours are Wednesdays 2-4p.m. and Thursdays 10 a.m.-4 p.m. For more information call the church at (336)463-2681
•We are searching for old photos of Lone Hickory July 4th celebration or other events held at Lone Hickory (ball tournaments, donkey ball game, etc.) If you have photos we can borrow, please call (336)463-2449 or 463-2439 as soon as possible. Photos will be scanned and returned to you.
•6:30 p.m.-Every Thursday of each week we hold a program called TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) weight loss program. Each program has special tips and techniques to help benefit losing those unwanted pounds. Meeting at your local Boonville Community Public Library. Any Questions please call 336-367-7737
•8 a.m.-New Horizons Adults Day Services is taking donations for their thrift shop, 1917 Old Hwy 421 W. Yadkinville. For more information call 677-1385
•6 p.m.-Bingo every Tuesday at the Yadkin Moose Lodge. ATTENTION: Effectively immediately! Monthly distributions of USDA Commodity Foods will no longer be distributed at the Moose Lodge in Yadkinville. They will now be distributed on an on-going basis through Òpartner agenciesÓ of Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest N.C. Families needing food assistance will need to contact one of the following agencies: Divino Redentor Catholic Church, 209 Lon Ave. Boonville, 336-367-7067, Tri-County Christian Ministries, 440 W. Main St, Jonesville, 336-526-1089, Yadkin Christian Ministries, 121 W. Elm St. Yadkinville, 336-677-3080, Yadkin Christian Ministries, East Bend, 336-699-4544.
•In Home Aid Services, New Horizons Home Care, Inc. is pleased to announce that the in-home aide services in Yadkin County funded through the Home and Community Care Block Grant for older adults is now provided by our agency effective July 1, 2012. If you think you or someone you know could benefit from these services, of if you have any questions about these services, please contact our offices by calling 677-3843. We are very excited about this opportunity and look forward to serving the older adults in Yadkin County.
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Rabbitohs sign Cody Walker for 2015 and 2016 seasons
THE South Sydney Rabbitohs have announced the signing of reigning Queensland Cup Player of the Year and Melbourne Storm squad member Cody Walker for the 2015 and 2016 seasons today.
State of Origin Game 2 Preview - Unibet
A match for the ages in Game 1 saw NSW put themselves in a position to end the long standing QLD series winning streak this Wednesday night at ANZ Stadium in Game 2.
Infographic: 2014 NRL Crowds and TV (Halfway Review)
WE have tipped over the half way point of the 2014 NRL Season, so its time again to see how crowds and TV ratings are tracking over the 99 Games played thus far.
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WE'VE arrived at the end of Round 14 of the 2014 National Rugby League Telstra Premiership! Check out all the results, reports and player of the year points right here.
Storm slip past tenacious Titans
MELBOURNE have recorded a tough 24-20 victory against a gallant Gold Coast Titans outfit in front of 6,497 fans at CBUS Super Stadium tonight.
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ALL the scores & scorers from Round 14 of the National Youth Competition - Holden Cup Under 20's.
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Expeditive Eels Too Good For Biteless Bulldogs
AN inspired move by Parramatta Eels coach Brad Arthur to put Chris Sandow at fullback has helped the Eels to a comfortable 22-12 win over an origin depleted Canterbury Bulldogs side in front of just over 24,000 fans at ANZ Stadium.
Slow starting Roosters run down Knights
A spirited second half has seen the Sydney Roosters victors 29-12 over the Newcastle Knights tonight at Allianz Stadium in front of just under 10,000 fans.
Panthers still on top of the competition
THE Penrith Panthers have held off a late finishing St. George Illawarra outfit to reclaim top spot on the NRL ladder with an 18-14 victory at Sportingbet Stadium in front of 13,768.
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Baseball and Softball Games Postponed to Thursday
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HAMBURG, NY - The Hilbert College baseball and softball AMCC games originally scheduled for Wednesday, April 13 have been postponed one day later to Thursday, April 14.
Coach Markle will take her softball squad down Route 219 for their 3p/5p double header game against Pitt-Bradford.
Coach Pernick will have his baseball men ready to host Pitt-Bradford with the first pitch at 2pm, one hour later than a normal start time for the hurlers.
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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There are many members of the Real Food Movement and they are all welcome here. Traditional foodies, slow foodies, Primal and Paleo eaters, raw foodists and the newbies who are just starting to get into local, organic, sustainable eats- let's connect! Unite! Share!
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The Ashe County Chamber of Commerce today announced new extended business hours for the Visitors Center to better serve tourists this season.
"We're seeing a lot more visitors to Ashe County, and several of the businesses in West Jefferson are now staying open later," said Chamber Executive Director Cabot Hamilton. "We're doing it because it enables us to serve more people."
The Chamber Board of Directors decided to keep the doors open until 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, he said.
Mo's Boots, Scarlett Creek, Carolina Country Wines, Good Ole Days and the Candy Shack are among businesses that added evening hours, he said, and some restaurants are also staying open longer.
The chamber has been encouraging local businesses to stay open later to give visitors something to do in the evening. "The people are coming," he said.
"We didn't feel it was right for us to recommend businesses do this if we weren't doing it ourselves," he said.
The Chamber's Robin Privette will be working the Visitors Center desk during extended hours.
Privette, who has worked for the Chamber for almost 11 years, said the Visitor Center has, indeed, been seeing "tons of visitors." On Saturday, she had "75 on a cold rainy day during MerleFest," she said.
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Women carry water from a community well they have dug as part of a WFP food-for-assets project in Tadjourah district. Copyright: WFP/Abdallah Mohammed
After six years of consecutive drought, Djibouti faces severe food insecurity. Food production from both crops and livestock remains extremely poor. Many rural households have migrated within their region or moved into the capital and other towns looking for work. Households unable to afford to move have suffered serious livestock loss and the number of cultivated plots has dropped sharply. The last WFP Emergency Food Security Assessment (May 2012) revealed the rural food security situation to be "critical". Three quarters of assessed households were found to be severely or moderately food insecure. With agricultural production accounting for only three percent of GDP and more than 90 percent of food requirements being imported, the country is highly susceptible to international market prices. The poor, who spend up to three quarters of their income on food, are particularly vulnerable to high food prices. At least 20 per cent of the capital remains in a state of food crisis.
- 22 April 2015 Yemeni Refugees Fleeing Violence Arrive in Djibouti
- 13 February 2014 WFP Assists Nomad Communities in Djibouti
- 19 December 2011 Why Djibouti is critical for food assistance
- 19 August 2011 Wajir School Meals (For The Media)
- 2 August 2011 Refugees Of Famine In Horn Of Africa
- 26 July 2011 Southern Somalia: In Search Of Food
- 24 July 2011 Josette Sheeran Visits Horn Of Africa
- 3 December 2013 U.S. Ambassador Leads Distribution Of food For Hungry Families In Djibouti
- 17 October 2013 À L'occasion De La Journee Mondiale De l'Alimentation, Le PAM Souligne l'Importance d'Investir Dans La Nutrition Pour Un Avenir Meilleur
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Georges St-Pierre supremely confident leading up to clash with Nick Diaz - Five Ounces of Pain : Five Ounces of Pain
In St-Pierres opinion, the difference between his skill-set and Diazs will be evident within the first five minutes of their March 16 match-up at UFC 158. And, regardless of how long their fight goes, hell be the one dictating the pace rather than the controversial Californian.
After the first round Nick Diaz will now that hes gonna have a bad night and Im a better fighter than he is, said St-Pierre in an interview with the UFC. When I want the fight to go somewhere Im taking the fight where I want it to be.
I believe Im more athletic than him, I have more tools, and thats why Im gonna win the fight, he continued. Hes very good with his hands. Hes a great boxer, one of the best in Mixed Martial Arts. But Im training with better boxers than him and guys who I believe are better in that regard.
As talented as Diaz is, its hard to dismiss GSPs confidence. The 23-2 St-Pierre has had his hand raised ten straight times including wins over Jon Fitch, Josh Koscheck, B.J. Penn, Jake Shields, and most recently Carlos Condit.