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First Annual Northeast Ohio Undergraduate Sociology SymposiumPosted Feb. 26, 2014
Our keynote speaker this year is Dr. Melinda Messineo of Ball State University and we will also be honoring Dr. Betsy Lucal of IUPUI, this year's recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Teaching Award. Dr. Jerry Lewis (Emeritus Professor of Sociology) will also be leading a group of students and faculty to the May 4th Visitor's Center immediately after the closing reception on March 1st.
If you want to attend, you can register online via the website. You can also register and pay the morning of the conference. If you just plan on stopping by and not eating, there is no charge.
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- Full Time Faculty $40
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- Waivers available for Graduate Student Volunteers
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Conference chairs Paula Stuart-Warren and Josh Taylor put on an outstanding conference and weren't a bad stand-up act either. I'm sure they had help from hundreds of people. I thank them all. Hard to see how FGS 2011 can be topped (and yes, I do know about RootsTech, and yes, I do want to go someday).
Next time I'll do better. For there will absolutely be a next time. I'll whip myself into shape (maybe even lose a couple pounds in the process). I'll make a point of connecting with the people I really want to meet. I'll have more realistic expectations, a better grasp of the pace. 160 class offerings over four days - I'll only schedule 4 or 5 each day. Throw in a couple breakfasts, luncheons or evening receptions and I should have at least 12 minutes free each day.
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"One day perhaps we shall find an ideal music which will be neither popular nor classical, highbrow nor lowbrow, but an art in which all can take part"
- Ralph Vaughan Williams
Using his backgrounds in classical and jazz music, violinist Tim Kliphuis breaks down the barriers to create a unique concert where 'high' and 'low' art meet. The depth of Ludwig van Beethoven and the excitement of Stephane Grappelli meet in a ground-breaking programme featuring classical, jazz and folk repertoire and Kliphuis originals – arranged for orchestra in a seamless blend of orchestral and solo, classical and improvised.
The debut and reprise of this programme, sold out and to critical acclaim, were with the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra in Paradiso, Amsterdam.
8, 9 and 10 May 2015 see the premiere in Amsterdam, Haarlem and Alkmaar of Tim's new project "Vivaldi on the Road" – an excitingly fresh, improvised version of the Four Seasons.
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Science Matters
Volume 2 | Number 4 | August 2011
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Advancing Science at EPA
GEMS: Great Environmental Moments in Science
Game On: Can Serious Games Help Inform Serious Environmental Challenges?
EPA researchers partner with IBM to provide data and science for CityOne, a serious game with real-world potential.
Down the Drain: Wetlands as Sinks for Absorbing Reactive Nitrogen
EPA scientists conduct the first continental-scale analysis to estimate how much nitrogen is removed by wetlands.
Innovative Tools Help EPA Scientists Determine Total Chemical Exposures
EPA scientists work to advance the science of chemical risk assessment.
The Future of Toxicity Testing is Here
EPA Tox21 partnership taps high-tech robots to advance toxicity testing.
Supporting Decisions By the Pie Slice: EPA Researcher Serves Up Data
An EPA statistician is developing innovative ways to translate vast quantities of toxicological data into an accessible, visual format.
Wildfire Research Confirms Health Hazards of Peat Fire Smoke
An EPA-led study finds associations between peat wildfire smoke and increased emergency room visits.
The Science Behind Human Health: EPA's Integrated Risk and Information System
The IRIS program strengthens the scientific foundation that protects health and the environment.
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Downstream Without Hormones: Can Rabbit Food Solve an Emerging Environmental Problem?
EPA and partner scientists team up to investigate a potential inexpensive, sustainable solution for removing estrogen from wastewater.
EPA Research in the News
Twenty years of Green Chemistry
"For two decades, chemists have used green chemistry principles to approach society's most fundamental challenges in new and innovative ways," writes EPA Assistant Administrator Paul T. Anastas, Ph.D. in Chemical and Engineering News. Read the story.
Research Flights Seek to Improve View of Air Pollution from Space
NASA research airplanes recently flew over the Baltimore-Washington region and northeast Maryland as part of a mission to enhance advance satellite capability for measuring ground-level air quality. The flights were supported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and will aid the agency in monitoring pollutants that affect people's health. Read the press release.
Innovative Research on EPA's R/V Lake Guardian
Fifteen educators from the Great Lakes region joined EPA scientists and partners aboard EPA's Research Vessel Lake Guardian for a floating educator's workshop on Lake Superior. The workshop was a collaboration among EPA, the Centers for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence (COSEE) Great Lakes, and the Great Lakes Sea Grant Network. Read the story.
Apps for the Environment
EPA is searching for a few great apps! In the Apps for the Environment challenge, everyone has free reign to make an app that uses EPA data, addresses one of Administrator Lisa Jackson's Seven Priorities, and is useful to communities or individuals. Read more and watch the video.
Science Wednesday: Highlights From Our Blog
Lake Guardian: Shipboard and Shoreline Science Workshop Day 1 Wrap Up!
All aboard! Dr. Joel Hoffman kicks off a week of blogs highlighting the action from EPA's Research Vessel Lake Guardian as he and his colleagues set sail for a week of science and education on a floating workshop on Lake Superior. Read about the expedition.
Continuously Strengthening our Science
EPA Assistant Administrator for the Office of Research and Development shares insights into the Agency's efforts to make one of its most widely used science-based tools, the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS), even stronger. Read Dr. Anastas' post.
A Green Chemistry Moon Shot
Summer student intern Chris Crane shares his inspiring experience learning about the past, present, and promising future of green chemistry at the 15th Annual Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference.
Read Chris' post.
EPA Study Shows Health Hazards Associated with Peat Wildfire Smoke
North Carolina peat fires were the subject of student contractor and science writer Sara Blau's blog—and an EPA investigation on the cardiovascular health effects of a fire in 2008. Read Sara's post.
Modeling Matters—Where could it go, and how do we know?
EPA research scientist Tanya Otte introduces a new "Science Wednesday" series exploring the fascinating work of scientific modeling: "collections of equations built from what we know."
Read Tanya's post.
EPA Research Grants
Grants and Funding Opportunities
EPA supports the nation's leading scientists and engineers through competitive grant programs and fellowships to ensure that the latest science—including green chemistry and sustainability—is available to support the Agency's mission to protect human health and the environment.
For information about EPA grants and funding opportunities, please visit: http://www.epa.gov/ncer.
Save the Date
The 2011 National Environmental Public Health Tracking Conference, Tracking in Action: Leading the Way to Better Environmental Public Health, will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, September 12-15, 2011. More information.


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October 3, 2014 - September 5, 2015Eye on Elegance: Early Quilts of Maryland and Virginia
This DAR Museum exhibition will introduce visitors to a little known history of early American quilts. The exhibition looks at quilts and their makers from Maryland and Virginia 1790 to 1860.
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BlackBerry still promising BBM for iOS before the end of the summer
We're still getting asked this all the time, so just in case you were wondering, BBM — aka BlackBerry Messenger — is still coming to iOS, and it'll be with us by the end of the summer. BlackBerry CEO, Thorsten Heins, used this mornings earnings call to let us know, but didn't provide any other, more specific details. And, since we're only just at the beginning of summer, it's not likely its just around the corner. Ah, well. Who's waiting, oh so patiently, for BBM?
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BlackBerry still promising BBM for iOS before the end of the summer
Still going to get it before the PlayBook does ;-)
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I can't wait to try the service.
By the time it hits iOS, it will almost be time for the iOS7 launch then two great things will come
BBM was pretty neat to be honest, and I'm glad to see it coming to iOS, but BB is shooting themselves in the foot by moving this to other platforms. It was their only truly unique service.
Couldn't care less
Agreed. I don't know anyone with a BB, and even if I did, we would just text normally or use MSN or Yahoo or something to that effect. BB is dead anyway. Bye bye RIM.
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It is not dead in under develop economies. I live close to Mexico. I travel down there often. I would suggest 8 of 10 potential iPhone/BB buyers go for BB. The reason is BB has models that are way less expensive then the current iPhone 5. The price for a iPhone 5 is around 1300 pesos which translates to 1000 dollars. The price for a BB (cheap model) goes for around 2000 pesos which is about 160 dollars. In a economy were the average worker makes around 80 dollars per week. The BB is much more attractive.
I am. I can't wait to try it out
Im a bb 9900 user and I would have a hard time saying good bye to my bbm. Very efficient and makes sense internationally


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Back to the original topic--From Taffy's linkAdam, Eve, and Discernment [the carnal mind]I'm not sure I can make that work.Is the carnal mind more subtil than any beast of the field the LORD God has made?I'm not sure I can think of the carnal mind as 'subtil.' Is the carnal mind a liar and the father of lies?One gopd thing about our senses is that they often give us good information about the physical world--they do not lie about pain, danger, pleasure, etc--on a very local level.So if I touch a hot stove, I can be sure my senses will tell me the truth-- that it's hot.The carnal mind used in the right way is a helper to us living in this world.
What else would the Spirit call it!
This verse compares the serpent [the nachash] to a babbling fool.If serpent and [carnal mind of] man were one and the same, how could you compare them?You compare two different things, not one thing to itself.Ecc 10:11 SurelyH518 the serpentH5175 will biteH5391 withoutH3808 enchantment;H3908 and a babblerH1167 H3956 is noH369 better.H3504 Ecc 10:12 The wordsH1697 of a wise man'sH2450 mouthH6310 are gracious;H2580 but the lipsH8193 of a foolH3684 will swallow upH1104 himself. without the numbers:11Surely the serpent will bite without enchantment; and a babbler is no better. 12The words of a wise man's mouth are gracious; but the lips of a fool will swallow up himself.
i thought you just added that, but now i see it's in the last line
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Connecting People to their Public Lands 2015 – An update on Education, Interpretation, Volunteer, and Youth Employment Activities in New Mexico
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It's been a banner year here at McFarlane Toys, and we've gotten a lot of media coverage. Todd's projects, in addition to the release of several high-profile action figure lines has kept us in the headlines, right where we like to be! Here is a list of media coverage, and links to some of the highlights of our year.
If you've been paying attention to any holiday gift guide, chances are you've seen our toys topping some of the lists. We've also been lucky enough to get mentions in some of the nation's leading newspapers and magazines.USA Today -- "Comic Con Draws on the Unconventional"
USA Today -- "These Characters Are Toying With Us"
Variety -- "Inside Move: Disney Sailing to Aisle of 'Lost' Toys"
The New York Times -- "Running The Really Big Show: 'Lost' Inc."RADIO
Todd has been busy this year with numerous radio interviews. Some of the highlights include spots on ESPN, Maxim Radio, SIRIUS Satellite Radio's Bubba The Lovesponge Show, Ferrell, and a mention of the king of all media himself, Howard Stern.Bubba The Lovesponge on SIRIUSTELEVISION
Thanks to the launch of our popular line of LOST action figures and Todd's media frenzy, we were able to get spots on a lot of popular TV shows including, Conan O' Brien, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, ESPN, VH1 -- Best Week Ever, CNBC, E!, and Fuse TV's Celebrity Play List featuring the man behind the magic, Todd McFarlane.FUSE TV -- Celebrity Playlist with Todd McFarlane
YouTube -- CNBC "On the Money" McFarlane company profile
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During 2006 we were all over the Internet. From Todd's video for the band Disturbed, to Corpse Bride to Todd's Sports Picks and LOST, Todd and the McFarlane Companies generated a lot of buzz.VH1.com -- "Todd McFarlane To Make Genesis' 'Confusion' Clip Even More Disturbed"
E!online -- "LOST Action Figures Hatched"
Fox Sports -- "Super Bowl XL Predictions Extravaganza"
NBA.com -- "Figuratively Speaking: A Q&A With Todd McFarlane"
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College to Host First Research ColloquiumPosted Feb. 28, 2013
By Nicole Gennarelli
The first College of Communication and Information (CCI) Research Colloquium will take place on March 8. Faculty and graduate students from the Schools of Communication Studies (COMM), Library and Information Science (SLIS) and Visual Communication Design (VCD) will present their ongoing research from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in Rm. 146 Taylor Hall. A brief reception will follow in Rm. 144. All CCI faculty and graduate students are invited to attend.
"CCI's tenth anniversary offers us a great opportunity to explore intellectual and practical bridges that unite our schools," said George Cheney, Ph.D., CCI coordinator of doctoral education and interdisciplinary research and COMM professor. "One way to promote more interconnections is through events that invite discussions of common topics. There has been growing interest in offering a research colloquium where faculty and graduate students can present their works in progress. This first colloquium, in what we hope will become an annual event, will feature the theme of health, bringing together faculty investigators and presenters from three CCI schools. Presenters volunteered to discuss their collaborative projects and to invite feedback on the development of their research. This event also provides the opportunity for an interchange among presenters and between all of them and the audience."
Presenter: Rebecca J. Cline, Ph.D., School of Communication Studies
Title: The Role of the Social Environment in Psychological Adjustment during a Slowly Evolving Environmental Disaster.
Abstract: Slowly evolving technological disasters may particularly "corrosive" and long-lasting divisive effects on communities. However, the literature reflects little attempt to systematically observe and measure the specific nature of the community dynamics that emerge in response to these disasters and to assess their impact on psychological adjustment, despite evidence that technological disasters have worse and longer-lasting negative psychological effects than natural disasters. The present study addresses this gap. A multi-institution research team proposes to test a model that specifies the nature and mechanisms of the negative/toxic social environment that influences psychosocial adjustment among the most vulnerable community members, those whose health has been compromised by the disaster.
Presenter: Gretchen Rinnert, School of Visual Communication Design (Joel Hughes, Department of Psychology, is a collaborator on this project.)
Title: Designing a community for peer to peer learning that supports Cystic Fibrosis patients
Abstract: In an effort to meet the needs of mobile health emergence, we have designed a mobile application that can aid patients in communicating effectively in participatory health communities by providing peer to peer learning. We are working with a local children's hospital to understand and design for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) adolescent and teen patients. We have conducted usability tests and surveys to gauge the need, value and the viability of an iPad application called The Patient Advocate. Our main goals are to improve health literacy and social connectedness among CF patients. We will present research conducted between a university design educator and medical professionals.
Presenters: Catherine Goodall, Ph.D., School of Communication Studies; Jennifer McCullough, Ph.D., School of Communication Studies; and CCI Ph.D. Student William Weaver
Title: Food Advertising Practices in Children's Television Programming: An Improving Landscape, or More of the same?
Abstract: This study investigates the practices of food advertising on two U.S. children's television channels. Children's food advertising has been scrutinized due to accumulating evidence that advertised foods are inconsistent with nutrition guidelines (high in fat, sugar, sodium), and not only influence children's preferences, but also consumption and enjoyment of unhealthy foods. We recorded 160 hours of children's programming on two children's television channels over 10 days (weekdays and weekends) in summer 2012. We included both morning (9 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and evening hours (5-9 p.m.). We are conducting a comparative analysis of the products presented on the two channels investigated to provide an updated assessment of the television advertising landscape, and to demonstrate that standards and practices vary greatly across channels. We are also conducting a thematic analysis of the messages in order to more fully understand common tactics used in child-oriented food advertising.
Presenter: Christine Hudak, Ph.D., School of Library and Information Science
Title: Research Opportunities in Health Informatics
Abstract: Health Informatics is a growing and potentially rich area of research for doctoral students. The program at Kent State University is in the beginning stages of developing research that will move this specialty forward. Both Dr. Hudak and Dr. Rebecca Meehan have multiple research interests and are exploring many different venues for putting this research in place. The presentation will define what Health Informatics is, define multiple areas of faculty interest in Health Informatics and describe potential collaborators and venues where the research will be conducted. Recent Federal grants for Health Informatics Research will be described as well as upcoming opportunities for doctoral students to be involved.


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Say hello to inflationWritten by Dock David Treece | | firstname.lastname@example.com
For years we've been waiting, and now we need not wait any longer: Inflation has finally arrived. Our premise has been that with the economy recovering from the Great Recession of 2008 and with so many newly printed dollars now in the system, it was just a matter of time until we began seeing the first ripples of what would likely become a tsunami of inflation washing through the U.S. economy.
And now, it seems the water is rising.
According to economic research released by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, M2 money supply (and keep in mind, this is not the broadest measure of money supply, M3, which the Fed conveniently stopped reporting years ago) has grown by close to 7 percent during the past year. Granted, this is more measured than the 8.5 percent growth seen in 2012 and the 10.5 percent growth during 2011, but it's still a relatively high growth rate.
During the same time, the United States' nominal gross national product has grown by just 3 percent, even slower than the 5 percent growth achieved during 2012.
Inflation, as an economic term, is relatively subjective. Quite often, its definition varies based on the economic school of thought subscribed to by the person talking about it. Some point to money supply, others point to prices. However, one thing taught in just about every college economics course is that inflation occurs when money supply grows faster than the economy grows (as measured by GNP).
With money supply now growing more than twice as fast as GNP, the pace at which money supply is circulating (called "money velocity") has been falling — more than 3 percent in 2012, closer to 5 percent the year before.
Since more dollars are circulating and the economy is now smaller compared to money supply, there are more dollars chasing the same number of goods. As a result, prices rise — this is the most common symptom of inflation, and the one the American public cares about most.
The real problems arise as velocity recovers during an economic expansion. As has been widely publicized — and politicized — the Federal Reserve has printed mountains of new money, reflected in the increase of M2 money supply. This growth in the money supply has outpaced economic growth, measured by GNP, so money velocity has slowed.
In other words, dollars aren't turning over in the U.S. economy at the same pace they were one year — or two years or 10 years — ago.
However, as I've written before, the U.S. is on the verge of a major economic expansion. When GNP in this country begins to grow faster than money supply (assuming the Fed doesn't begin pulling money out of the economy, forcing money supply to shrink, which is highly unlikely and would be potentially devastating for our economy), the velocity of U.S. money supply — with all those brand-new dollars — is going to accelerate. When that happens, American consumers will really begin to recognize the inflation already occurring.
Dock David Treece is a partner with Treece Investment Advisory Corp (www.TreeceInvestments.com) and is licensed with FINRA through Treece Financial Services Corp. He provides expert content to numerous media outlets. The above information is the express opinion of Dock David Treece and should not be construed as investment advice or used without outside verification.
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Prep Notebook: Kadlecik out, Drexler in as Carrboro soccer coach
In one of the more convoluted coaching-change stories of the year, Carrboro boys' and girls' soccer coach Mark Kadlecik has stepped aside and been replaced as Carrboro boys' coach by East Chapel Hill girls' coach and Carrboro boys' assistant coach — to Kadlecik — Jared Drexler.
Complicating the story further, Kadlecik coached East Chapel Hill's girls and Carrboro's boys until consolidating both jobs at Carrboro last season.
Both Kadlecik and Drexler are faculty members at Carrboro.
Kadlecik's departure from the sidelines — he'll remain on the Carrboro faculty — is a story in and of itself.
In his continuing role as N.C. High School Athletic Association regional supervisor of soccer officials, he'd faced criticism over conflict of interest issues relating to his treatment of and by soccer referees.
Eventually he had to choose between coaching and his administrative duties and his referee supervisory role won out. Ironically, because of NCHSAA reclassification this season, Carrboro has moved from the area-based Carolina 12 1-A/2-A Conference (now defunct) to the Piedmont-area Mid-State 2-A Conference, which doesn't fall under Kadlecik's regional supervisory control.
So, the conflict of interest issue was basically eliminated. Still, he had to step aside.
The transition should be smooth for the Jaguars.
While Kadlecik has had one of the best coaching résumés in the state, including back-to-back state 2-A title match losses by his boys' team and a state quarterfinals loss by his Carrboro girls' team in his one year in that job, not to mention the 2004 3-A state girls' title while at East Chapel Hill, Drexler has played an integral role as a Carrboro boys' aide during the Kadlecik tenure.
At East Chapel Hill, he tied Jordan for the PAC-6 4-A title last year, both teams with 10-0-2 PAC-6 records that included a pair of 0-0 ties in head-to-head matchups.
"We are excited to have Coach Drexler take over the program from Coach Kadlecik because he brings the same level of energy and enthusiasm as his predecessor," Carrboro athletic director April Ross said in an emailed statement. "We will miss Coach K and wish him much success in his role as Soccer Regional Supervisor for the NCHSAA."
Kadlecik said he'll miss the opportunity to be on the sidelines, but is thankful for the opportunity to remain in contact with his former players in his role as a faculty member.
Drexler knows he's taking on a tough challenge to sustain and improve an excellent program.
"I've got some big shoes to fill, no doubt about that," Drexler said. "But I know the boys there (Carrboro) from being on the staff there. I'm grateful for the chance to coach at Carrboro. It's an excellent overall athletic program."
Drexler will also have excellent resources to call on for any assistance he might require. He said former Jordan High coach Steve Turner, winner of multiple state 4-A titles with the Falcons before stepping down to become a Kadlecik aide last season, will remain on the Carrboro boys' staff. And, of course, Kadlecik is just down the hall in the physical education department.
Neither Carrboro nor ECH has named a new girls' soccer coach.
Hillside High athletic director Bob Hill announced five head coaching hires Thursday — one of them to replace him.
Another is local football legend A.J. Davis.
Hill, the now-former HHS volleyball coach will be replaced by Syreeta Mason. "I just didn't have the time to keep coaching," Hill said, laughing. "These announcements just take up too much time."
Former Northern High and N.C. State defensive back A.J. Davis, who played in the National Football League with the Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs, Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans, has been named boys' track coach. Davis will also assist Hillside head football coach Antonio King.
Also, Hillside junior varsity baseball coach Anthony Leak will assume the varsity reins, Sylvia Latson was named softball coach and Rob Clodfelter will take over the cross-country program.
Clodfelter is a former Livingstone College all-America football player and a member of that school's athletic hall of fame. Latson is a former all-CIAA star at N.C. Central University and an NCCU hall of famer.
Four former Mount Zion Christian Academy players have found new basketball homes.
Former center Giacomo Zilli (6-9, 225) will be a freshman on UNC Asheville this fall, former small forward Michel Nzege (6-8, 220) has transferred from Winston-Salem State to East Carolina and former guard Billy Joyner (6-1, 200) will play for N.C. Wesleyan.
NCPreps.com has named Carrboro running back Trai Sharp its state 2-A preseason player of the year.
Sharp, a rising junior running back, was named also named to the all-state 2-A first team and Marlin Johnson, a rising senior wide receiver and teammate of Sharp, was named to the first team as an "athlete."
Sharp (5-9, 185) is being recruited by major college programs including N.C. State, Duke and Purdue. Johnson (6-2, 205) had attracted mainly mid-major attention on the recruiting trail, but is expected to jump onto the major college radar after running a 4.6-second 40 at a recent Wake Forest University football camp. His speed had been questioned by recruiters.
At 3-A, NCPreps named Southern rising senior wide receiver Maurice Trowell (5-11, 177) to its preseason all-state first team. Trowell has committed to N.C. State.
In the 4-A ranks, NCPreps named Hillside stars Trevion Thompson (6-3, 180) and Kalen McCain (6-1, 175) to its 4-A preseason all-state first team.
Thompson is a rising senior wide receiver and among the most coveted prep prospects in the country. He has yet to commit to a college program.
McCain, a rising senior defensive back, has committed to play at N.C. State next fall. He had originally committed to Virginia Tech in April, but switched his commitment to the Wolfpack in mid-June.
College commitments are not binding on players until they sign NCAA national letters of intent on national signing day in February.
— Staff writer John McCann contributed the notes on the former Mount Zion basketball players.


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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
A 65-year-old Aiken woman reported financial transaction card fraud on Monday after receiving word from a bank about an outstanding balance in her name. The woman told officers shed never even opened an account with the bank.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Whiskey Road on Monday. The owner reported an iPad missing.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriffs Office:
A 63-year-old Aiken man reported on Monday that several teenagers stole his mailbox after he asked them to stay off his Blue Roan Court property.
A 28-year-old Aiken woman reported a larceny on Monday after someone took her wallet and used her credit cards at various locations.
A burglary was reported at a home on Banks Mill Road in Aiken on Monday. The owner reported a dirt bike and two ATVs missing.
An additional burglary was reported on Amos Court in North Augusta on Monday. The owner reported purses and electronics missing.
A vehicle was reported stolen from Chatham Street in Aiken on Tuesday.
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Thursday, June 27, 2013
North Greenville University has recognized area students for academic accomplishments by naming them to the Dean's List for the spring 2013 semester. To qualify for the Dean's List, students must maintain a 3.5 grade point average while taking a minimum of 12 hours.
Samantha Brooke Monteith and Kimberly Anne Robinson of Goose Creek, Danielle Joan Kiessling of Hanahan, and Demi Raye Blackmon of Moncks Corner were named to the list.
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text: UAH hosts first annual Piano Competition & Festival APR 17, 2014 | Diana LaChance HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (April 17, 2014) – The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) held its first annual Piano Competition & Festival last month at Roberts Recital Hall on the UAH campus. Designed to inspire young pianists to strive for artistic excellence and to promote piano playing in the area, the competition was open to students between the ages of 11 and 18 who reside in the states of Alabama and Tennessee. "This was the first all-day piano event in the Huntsville area," says Dr. Melody Ng, Assistant Professor and Artist-Teacher of Piano in the Department of Music in UAH's College of Liberal Arts. "Plus, this is the only piano competition thus far in Huntsville that is completely opened to public." Senior category first-prize winner, Tanner Christian, who will be attending UAH this coming fall as engineering major. Senior category second-prize winner, Christopher Bandy. Senior category third-prize winner, Dane Rich, who will be attending UAH this coming fall as engineering major. The competition was divided into two categories – Junior (ages 11-14) and Senior (ages 15-18) – with prizes awarded to the top three performers in each. The winners were as follows: Junior Category Sarah Han Alison Hu Joey Li Senior Category Tanner Christian Christopher Bandy Dane Rich "This was a very exciting day filled with great piano playing from young and enthusiastic local pianists from the state," says Dr. Ng. "Parents, teachers, and young pianists have all given positive feedback on this educational and rewarding event, so we are looking forward to hosting it again next spring." For more information, contact: Dr. Melody Ng 256.824.2579 firstname.lastname@example.com OR Diana LaChance 256.824.6878 firstname.lastname@example.com You may also be interested in: UAH Department of Music Getting a Degree from UAH SHARE Related News {{article.title}} Popular Stories {{article.title}}


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I finished this quilt just in time for the cut flowers to be in full bloom. I like this top even more now that's completed…all of the colors look a better together and not so busy after a little break from it.
I backed this one with a double sided minky fabric without any batting. I have more info on how I do that at this post.
For some reason this one gave me trouble while I was quilting. The minky had extra static, and I felt like I was pulling and pushing it through my machine…and then I was annoyed… so I just pushed and pulled harder and made a lot of mistakes a long the way. ;)
Looking back it probably would have been 100x easier to quilt this one upside-down! Luckily the result was worth it and it is so so so so so so so so soft.


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I am just wondering if anyone knows if preeclampsia is genentic?
My mother lost two babies. One I think the lungs were not developed and one from birth defects. My sister lost a baby as well. Again, lungs were not developed. (I think).
They both now have hypertension and take meds for it. When my mother


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Fund raising for the annual Ashe County High School marching band trip in April has fallen short of its goal and overshot its deadlines despite having raised the majority of its budget.
"Every year we try to do one big trip," said High School Band Boosters Association President Mason Harris. "We went to New York last year; this year our trip is to Disney World."
In years past, the marching band has gone to Washington, D.C., the Orange Bowl and the Sugar Bowl.
This year, the ACHS Husky Vanguard Marching Band and the "Cans and Pans" Steel Drum Band will spend four days in Orlando, Fla., where they will perform at Downtown Disney and the Walt Disney World Resort.
The travel group will include 42 student musicians, plus parent chaperons and school faculty for a total of 53 people.
The marching band will perform at the Downtown Disney outdoor shopping complex on Wednesday April 3, and the steel drum band will perform on Mainstreet USA in Disney's Magic Kingdom on Thursday April 4.
The students will be critiqued and graded on performance and conduct during the trip, he said.
"This is a great experience for the kids," Harris said. "There's a lot of kids in the county that don't get the opportunity to take a trip like this otherwise."
"The parents, students and boosters have raised over $35,000," he said. "We're about $7,000 short."
Travel agency and tour bus company deadlines for booking the trip have already passed, but extensions have been arranged, Harris said. "We've got until the end of March to come up with the rest."
Member of the community who wish to help the Husky Vanguard Marching Band and "Cans and Pans" Steel Drum Band get to Orlando should call Mason Mill at (336)977-3887 or email email@example.com.


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A "world premier" event has been scheduled for Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at the SF New Tech meetup. The first public demo of GoGrid will be taking place at the Mighty. Come join ServePath in the first public demo of our revolutionary new hosting product, namely GoGrid!
Come to SF New Tech on March 12th and see what is behind the login screen!
This Meetup is at the Mighty (located at 119 Utah @ 15th Street in San Francisco). Date & Time: Wednesday, March 12th, 2008 @ 6:30pm.
Watch Paul Lancaster (Business Development Manager) and Paul Lappas (VP of Engineering) showcase how a new Windows or Linux application/web server or database server can be created and deployed within minutes. Also learn how to quickly load-balance servers, all within a slick browser-based UI.
While GoGrid will only be publicly demo-ed for 5 minutes (the limits imposed by the SF New Tech rules and guidelines), ServePath employees will be on-hand to answer questions before, during and after the demo. We encourage you to attend the event and come prepared with your questions.
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New York, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - The New York Knicks signed forward Cleanthony Early on Friday.
Early was selected by New York in second round (34th overall) of the 2014 NBA Draft out of Wichita State University.
The Bronx native led the Shockers to an undefeated regular season (34-0), with averages of 16.4 points and 5.9 rebounds.
He averaged 11.5 points and 4.8 rebounds in four games for New York's Summer League team in Las Vegas.


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SOUTH WHITLEY — In light of a southwest Whitley County crash that had the potential to be disastrous, Whitley County Highway Department Superintendent Mike Barton advises motorists to use caution.
A pair of Whitley County Highway workers were repairing pot holes on CR 400 S. near 950 W. Thursday afternoon when a car came over a hill.
The driver, Amanda Syndram, 19, of Pierceton, slammed on the brakes, losing control on the loose gravel on the road.
Her SUV went off the left side of the road before over correcting, hitting a tree and flipping over — "very close" according to Barton, to a county highway worker.
"Luckily nobody got hurt," Barton said.
Though the dump truck was illuminated with proper lighting, it was nearly impossible for Syndram to see until she came over the hill.
Though road signs may appear to be a practical solution to this problem, Barton said it would be inefficient.
In order to keep up with road signs with a moving operation, it would take an extra two full-time highway workers to move the signs — two employees who could be busy working on other road repair before the winter elements set in, Barton said.
"We're trying to do extra work before the weather turns bad," Barton said. "That means there are going to be people working on the roads."
Barton warns drivers to avoid distractions — even on low-traffic county roads — and travel at a safe rate of speed, even more so on roads with loose gravel.
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It's state championship season and Harwood's winter athletes have been going strong!
Congratulations to Harwood senior wrestler Kyle Streeter, who finished fourth at the New England Championships for his 220-pound weight division on Saturday, March 2.
The Harwood girls' alpine team finished a very impressive third overall at the state championship meet on Monday, March 4. The boys' alpine team also competed in the state championship meet on Wednesday, March 6, but the results were not available by press time.
The Harwood girls' basketball team—currently seeded ninth—traveled to play number-eight-seeded Lamoille on Wednesday, March 6, but the results were also not available by press time. The boys' basketball team lost in the first round of playoffs on Thursday, February 28.
The Harwood girls' hockey team hosted U-32 in the Lake Division quarterfinal on Wednesday, March 6, but results were not available by press time. The boys' hockey team fell out of the running when they lost their playoff game on Friday, March 1.
By Steve Skilton
The Harwood Union girls' alpine team capped off a successful season with a very respectable third-place finish at the state ski meet. The meet, hosted by Stowe at Stowe Mt. Resort on Monday, March 4, had the top 13 teams in the state competing for the title. Mount Mansfield Union skied away with the victory with Woodstock the runners-up.
Sarah Wry led the Harwood girls in the giant slalom with an outstanding fifth-place finish. Mercedes Woolley, 14th, Sophie Dasaro, 30th, Amy Graham, 32nd, Maddie Lowe, 41st, and Callie Anderson, 66th, placed the team in fourth place after the event.
Callie Anderson, 13th, placed the Harwood girls in the slalom with two solid runs. Teammates Mercedes Woolley, 19th, Sophie Dasaro, 20th, Amy Graham, 24th, Ashley McNeish, 43rd, and Sarah Wry, 58th, finished third as a team in the event and moved Harwood into third overall for a super day.
Sarah will represent Harwood on the Vermont team competing in the Eastern High School Championships to the held in NH this coming weekend. This is the second year that Sarah has made the team. The Harwood girls' team graduates only one senior from its solid lineup. Molly O'Shea, a four-year member of the team, has been outstanding in her contribution to the program. Her teammates wish her the best of luck in her future plans.
Harwood Nordic wrapped up the season with strong finishes at the Vermont State Championships.
The Harwood boys' and girls' teams finished solidly at both the Classical State Championship and Freestyle State Championships held on February 21 in Craftsbury and February 26 at Prospect Mountain in Bennington.
After the two state meets were combined, Harwood boys finished fourth and Harwood girls, fifth. "This was a good finish for both teams. With only three seniors on the two teams, the outlook is good for next year as well," said coach John Kerrigan.
The boys finished a mere 7 seconds from third place. "Nathanael (Kuzio) tried his best by launching us into third place with just one relay leg to go; Caleb (Kessler), our anchor, fought hard but it was not enough to hold off a surging Middlebury skier," said Kerrigan.
The Harwood girls had solid performances and were led by Grace Butler, 4th, classic, and India Harvey, 12th, skate.
The Harwood boys were led by sophomore Nathanael Kuzio, second in skating and third in classic. A strong effort from Brennan Degen's 12th skating and 17th classic and freshman Phillip Hekeler and junior Caleb Kessler helped to boost the team to a solid finish.
The girls also had solid performances from Charlotte Boyden in skating, Ellie Ramsey and Alice Woodruff in classic. "Paige Gaylord was a solid performer for us in both classic and skating," said coach Kerrigan.
However, it was first-year skier Marla Davidson that got the greatest applause from the crowd at the finish. "Marla was skiing on older borrowed equipment. On the last downhill she fell hard and her boot sole tore away from a still attached binding. Marla had a gallant finish. She glided on one ski and ran on the broken boot, while holding the attached sole of her boot and binding on the non-functioning classic ski. It was an awesome effort," said Kerrigan.
Several Harwood skiers have qualified for post-season events. Nathanael Kuzio and Phillip Hekeler will compete at the Vermont J2 Festival in New Hampshire. Grace Butler has qualified for the Eastern HS Championship in northern Maine.
Nathanael has also qualified for the Junior Nationals to be held in Fairbanks, Alaska. Nathanael joins an elite group. Caitlin Compton (2010 Olympian) and Ryan Kerrigan were the only other Harwood Nordic skiers to represent Harwood at U.S. Nationals.
"Nathanael has been able to balance his training with his club program, biathlon training and his participation on the Harwood Nordic team. We are all very proud of him. We wish him the best in Fairbanks!" John Kerrigan said.
Coaches Kerrigan and Strasser bid a sad goodbye to seniors Kayla O'Toole, Mathew Cutler and Reuben Kernan.


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Stroller accessories come often come in handy when a busy mom is on the go and looking for travel convenience. If you've ever found yourself pushing a stroller through a crowded mall or amusement park, while your little one chucks everything from pacifiers to socks over the side of their ride, then the product suggestions below just may improve your quality of life! All of the following stroller accessories are inexpensive in price, yet invaluable to a frustrated mommy looking for simple solutions for everyday outings.
Chances are, baby has a schedule, and no matter what the day throws at you, that agenda needs to be kept. For this reason, travel plates and bottles have long been popular. When it comes to stroller life, the Bottle Keeper by Mommy's Helper is one of the best buys on the market. With a special hook and loop fastener that will keep it attached to the stroller when everything else is falling on the ground, the Bottle Keeper fits all sizes of bottles and also easily works with highchairs and car seats. As your child grows, the fastener can be adjusted to hold toddler sip cups as well.
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text: Hello! My name is Becky. I am obviously an avid Stephen King fan (otherwise I wouldn't have found my way here) and I am also a new writer. A tip for other new writers out there, if you weren't aware, Mr. King wrote a book called "On Writing: Memoir of the Craft" and I have found it EXTREMELY helpful! I share so many of his views on the way good fiction should be written, and his ideas and advice make writing so much easier and fun! (Although personally, besides reading Mr. King's books, I can't think of ANYTHING more fun than writing, but I am just a nerd)! Anyone feel free to post, this thread is about nothing in particular, except maybe to help other newbies like myself feel at home and to continue to hold Mr. King's work in high esteem!


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RED JACKET - After receiving a call on April 15th reporting a possible child neglect situation at a home located on Mitchell Branch Road in Red Jacket, West Virginia State Police (WVSP) Trooper D.L. Contos and Child Protective Services (CPS) workers from the WV Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) responding to the scene were appalled and heart broken when they observed multiple injuries on the faces and bodies of two young sisters, ages 2 and 3, allegedly at the hand of their own mother.
The children were in the custody of Qiana Nicole Harmon, 32, who told law enforcement that she was babysitting for the mother, and said she had the sisters in her care for the past four days (since April 11) and further stated they were bruised and beaten when she got them, but that she had not sought medical care. Harmon, the mother of five children of her own, told the trooper the name and address of the injured children's mother and said they needed to speak with her about the situation.
"Both little girls had severe bruising and lacerations to each of their faces," said Trooper Contos. "It was horrible to see what they had gone through. After transporting them to the Williamson Memorial Hospital for treatment and assessment, I was informed that the 2 year-old had suffered a broken forearm which had not been treated. It had been broken for 4 days without receiving any medical care."
"This case was heartbreaking for everyone who seen the extent of the injuries of these little girls," stated the trooper. "Nothing rips your heart out like seeing a defenseless child that has been beaten at the hands of the person who is supposed to protect and love them the most."
Jennifer Rose Chafin, 20, of West 4th Avenue in Williamson, the mother of the young girls, has been arrested on four felony counts; two each of child abuse resulting in injury and child neglect resulting in risk of injury. The defendant, who is 8 months pregnant, allegedly denied the charges and relayed to the officer that her children had "hurt one another", and said that was what caused the cuts and bruises, and further stated that it was "normal" for them to hurt one another. Upon questioning, the eldest child told Trooper Contos that her "mommy had hurt her and her little sister".
Harmon (the babysitter) was arrested by Trooper Contos on two counts of child neglect resulting in risk of injury due to the fact that she never attempted to obtain medical attention for the children during the four days they were in her care or reported it to authorities. Also taken into custody was Harmon's boyfriend, Joshua Joe Friend, 26, of Mitchell Branch, who was said to be residing with Harmon during the four days the injured juveniles were in their home. He faces the same identical charges as Harmon. James Carl Mitchell, 20, of North Matewan, who lives with Chafin but is not the father of her unborn child, was arrested on charges of two counts of child neglect causing risk of injury.
"This investigation is far from over and there are further charges pending," stated Contos. "This is just the beginning."
The four defendants were arraigned in Magistrate Court on Wednesday before Magistrate Dee Sidebottom. Chafin was remanded to the custody of the Southwestern Regional Jail on a $40,000 full-cash bond, while the remaining three were each transported to jail on a $20,000 full-cash bond. They will be back in court in the near future for their preliminary hearings.
The children are in the custody of CPS officials and their injuries are healing, according to the latest reports. The Daily News was told that the workers have filed a petition to keep custody of the juveniles and to exercise the right to place Chafin's newborn child in foster care as well, following its birth.
"The physical scars and injuries will heal a lot faster than these girls will mentally," remarked the trooper. "It's going to be an uphill battle for these little ones but with the proper supervision, guidance and a lot of love, I feel confident they stand a very good chance at living a normal life. I hope I'm right."


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By ENRIQUE from USA on 2012-04-18 12:01:47Things I liked:I just bought abroad the US the new version of the Evanix WindyCity: This new version has side bolt, shrouded barrell and 60 jules of power. I own an AR6, a Rainstorm, a Renegade, an AAS400, a Falcon Prarie, a Sumatra 6.35, and an Air Force Talon, so I can effectively compare. The quality of the new WindyCity is above the one on the Evanix rifles I bought before. The lenght, the number of shots per load and the power, are perfect for hunting. There's no big fall on the pellet at 70 yds. As I just received it, I have not been able yet to test accuracy at all distances (40 to 95 yds). As soon as I make the tests I will share the results.
Things I would have changed:The triger is a litle bit heavy even after adjusting the second stage. But for huntig it's not bad. When I bought this rifle the store did not had available yet the Cal. 6.35. This rifle in 6.35 and 910 fps with jsb 25.4 gr,, will be a must to have.
What others should know:This new Evanix WindyCity in Cal. 5.5 will give you 50 hunting shoots per load (subsonic and quiet) and more than 30% additional power than the Falcon and the Air Arms, but yet far away from the AR6 and the Sumatra (super powerfull rifles with very few shoot per load), so you can use it as your all-around hunting and plinking rifle. Once Pyramydair have this new version availabe, you should seriously consider this rifle as an option.
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By Randy from USA on 2011-02-06 09:01:06Things I liked:Have not had the gun long, but so far I have not been disappointed. The Windy City is a very nice looking Airgun. Wood on my particular rifle is very nice, finish is a bit light though, but nothing that I could not easily improve upon.The comb feels just about right to me and positions my head comfortably and in good alignment with my scope, plus the adjustable butt is a very nice feature. The WC feels much lighter than the advertised 7.8lbs and the rifle shoulders and points very nicely. I mounted a Leapers 6x24x50 scope that I had and though it is a bit of overkill power wise, it fits nicely onto the rifle with accushot high mounts (although I think medim mounts would work as well) and does not make the rifle feel heavy even when shooting offhand. Speaking of offhand shooting the WC does indeed shoot well offhand. The stock configuration lends itself to a good steady offhand position and with less effort than one would imagine, the rifle stays nicely on target. Trigger on my rifle adjusted to a very nice huntng weight, I did not mess with the first stage, opting only to lighten the second stage sear adjustment and got it to where I like it for hunting. I am sure with a bit more tweaking this trigger would/could be made light and crisp enough to satisify most target shooters as well. The 400 cc bottle is very nice for me because I enjoy hunting birds and other small vermin out in the woods where the high shot count on this rifle is a big plus.
Things I would have changed:improve the finish, I think all it really needs is a few more coats of whatever the Koreans are using. My rifle had an even coat on it but it is thin. The magazines, they are metal, and while being of a robust design one of the mags that came with the gun was not machined very well and the o ring on the mag to hold pellets in place did not reach far enough into the mag to secure them and I had several instances of pellets backing out and gumming up the works destroying the skirts and ruining them for anything but leading up the barrel, and JSB's ain't cheap. good thing I bought two extras, and so far they appear to be just fine. IMPROVE THE BAFFLES.........This rifle is rated at 2 low or something like that ....on the same level as an M-Rod. I own an M-Rod and I can tell you, this rifle is no where near as quiet as my M-Rod. Not sure what the baffles are made of, at this point I really have not dug into that aspect of the WC, and maybe I am expecting too much as this rifle does have big time power, at least more than any other gun I have ever owned, way more than my still stock M-Rod. My rifle's noise is on par with some of my magnum springers right now, close to my 350 Mag if I had to guess, and I know it might be something with my rifle, might be just how the WC is stock, I will be getting some baffles made if this is the case. Tighten up the sidelever, While the sidelever is good and tight when locked up, it does have some vertical movement when pulled to the rear
What others should know:Overall I am very pleased thus far with the Windy City. I am shooting JSB 18.1's out of it, and I am not going to give you the ole "it'll shoot the eyes out of a snake at 50 yds" routine but it does shoot very well. I currently have a 30 yd zero on the rifle and am able to keep 5 pellets inside of a dime at that distance shooting from a standing rest, so it has more than enough hunting accuracy for me right now. I don't own a chrony yet, but my brother does, so no chrony numbers to report. My first blood with the gun was the first shot I had fired at a live target, a starling that made the bad choice to land within sight of me at a distance of roughly 60-65 yds. Felt bad about wasting an 18.1 on the lowly vermin, but wanted to see how the rifle would do from a sitting position. This is the most I have ever spent on an air rifle. I really would have liked to have gotten a Royale, but funds were there for this rifle, and I just got the itch to buy before something came along and wiped out my savings before I got the $1500 needed for the Royale. I have not been sorry I decided to go this route, so far the WC has been everything I expected it would be, but could be improved on a bit by making a few changes to the quality of manufacture, of course better quality means higher price. My only concern at this point is durability.... So time will tell how well my WC holds up.....I would not hesitate to purchase another one at this point, great gun...........
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I'm Canadian, so I care about the U.S. election only in so far as which candidate is less likely to invade us for our rich, tasty maple syrup reserves, and more likely to keep sending us movies, TV shows, and video games, all now the property of Disney Corp. Yet I understand a lot of you are U.S. citizens and care very much about the next 4 years of leadership in your country. So -- GET OUT AND VOTE.
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Whoa, comments is still enabled?
I know it shows Obama in the lead now, but when the republicans get off work they Mitt will take the lead.
Not many.
Democrats work.. they are just heavily represented in government, government unions and programs dependent on government. [grenade tossed] :-D
I can't decide if you are just crazy to have this topic here at all, or crazy like a fox setting up this as a honeypot to attract all the stupid comments to one place for a day :)
Haha. I was thinking the same thing. Was originally hoping iMore would stay off of the election but maybe it is a good idea to steer the comments to this one post. It's going to get ugly in here :-D
LMAO @ shaved vs unshaved
What don't you just stick with being a tech blog!!!!
Idk I'm kind of stressed about tonight. I work in the health insurance field so this election and who wins means A LOT to me. For the first time, an election directly affects me. Thanks Obamacare...


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High performance lubricants are needed for lubricant applications that operate under severe conditions. Until now, these lubricants were formulated with either highly refined or synthetic basestocks derived from petroleum sources. Vegetable oil lubricants can be used in environmentally sensitive areas, but suffer from deficits in cold-temperature flow and oxidation resistance. Renewable synthetic iso-paraffinic base oils can be produced from farnesene, a C15 branched chain hydrocarbon made by fermentation of sugars. These base oils combine desired high technical performance features such as high viscosity index, low-temperature fluidity, low volatility and oxidation resistance with environmentally friendly features such as renew-ability, biodegradability and low toxicity. This presentation will discuss the physical properties of the renewable base oils and give examples of excellent performance obtained with hydraulic fluids formulated with the renewable iso-paraffin base oils.
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Hepatitis means "inflammation of the liver," and also refers to a group of viral infections that affect the liver. The most common types are hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C. Hepatitis D and hepatitis E are less common in the United States, but are frequently found in other countries.
Viral hepatitis is the leading cause of liver cancer and the most common reason for liver transplantation. An estimated 4.4 million Americans are living with chronic hepatitis; most do not know they are infected. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers an online assessment to determine if you are at risk for viral hepatitis.
On August 11, 2014, The American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases and the Infectious Diseases Society of America released new HCV therapy guidelines. The guidelines are now available online.
Hepatitis A, B, C, D and E are all reportable diseases by the Alabama State Board of Health. This means all healthcare providers and clinical laboratories are required to report "diagnosed" cases and "suspected acute" cases to the State Epidemiology Department using the REPORT Notifiable Disease Card.
Public health agencies are leading prevention and awareness efforts to inform and improve the health of people with viral hepatitis or at-risk for viral hepatitis. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has unveiled the national hepatitis C education campaign, "Know More Hepatitis," which offers an online assessment to gauge your risk of transmission and offers numerous publications to educate you about viral hepatitis.
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A newly discovered hadrosaur, named Rhinorex condrupus by paleontologists from the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and Brigham Young University, lived in what is now Utah approximately 75 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period.
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By Dave from USA on 2012-05-21 13:28:43Things I liked:Helps with checking air pressure when refilling you PCP.
What others should know:Very tight fit with the Foster fitting on my Marauder.
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By Stephen from USA on 2013-08-02 14:30:59Things I liked:The idea of a small inline gauge.
Things I would have changed:The design of the female foster fitting. If Pyramyd offered a quality alternative, I would buy it.
What others should know:The tiny ball bearings will fall out of the female foster fitting. Often. Poorly manufactured fitting. I've had two with the same problem. I'm always worried that one of those tiny bearings will fall right through the male foster on my gun and wreak havoc.
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Snow returns to GSW for her third season as Women's Soccer Coach. The women's soccer program grew under Snow's leadership in 2012 as the Lady Canes posted their first ever win against The University of West Georgia. The Lady Canes also tied Division I Program, Alabama State University 2-2, and made significant improvements on and off the field. Snow has brought in 14 new players for the 2014 campaign, many of whom will see playing time immediately.
Prior to arriving at GSW, Snow was the Head Women's Soccer Coach at Bluefield College. During her two-year tenure at Bluefield College, Snow helped the Lady Rams to several program firsts. These included Bluefield's first-ever wins over Emory and Henry and North Carolina Wesleyan. Her teams at BC were active in the community as well. One of their many campaigns was the creation and implementation of the "Kickeroos" youth soccer program for children in the western Virginia area.
Before taking over at Bluefield College, Snow was the interim Head Women's Soccer Coach at Oxford College of Emory University in Oxford, GA; where she also worked as Assistant Coach prior to her head coach promotion.
During the Fall 2009 season, Snow led the Lady Eagles to a 7-7-1 season and to their second consecutive appearance in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III National Tournament, including Region Champions. As the first assistant coach in 2008, Snow worked the goalkeepers and defense and helped the team finish with a 14-5 record, and a fifth place ranking by the National Soccer Association of America and sixth place ranking by the NJCAA, including region champions and an appearance in the Elite 8 of the NJCAA National Tournament.
Snow has also spent over five years coaching in Olympic Development Programs in Colorado, West Virginia and Georgia and has been a coach with U.S. Soccer Region I since 2011. She is a recipient of the Walt Chyzowych Memorial Fund Scholarship and the Chris Nedelcoyych Soccer Foundation Scholarship for soccer education. Snow obtained her USSF A License in 2009, becoming one of the youngest females to receive that honor.
She is no stranger to the Peach Belt Conference. Snow (formerly Samantha Bird) is a former member of the Columbus State women's soccer program where she played under current head coach Jay Entlich. CSU won the Peach Belt Conference in Snow's final season of competition in 2005 before injuries ended her playing career prematurely. She spent the next two seasons as a student assistant coach with Columbus State, which saw the Lady Cougars earned earn back-to-back NCAA Tournament berths and reach as far as the Elite Eight.
Snow adds to her licenses after obtaining her USSF National Goalkeeping License in the Spring of 2014.
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Opposites attract. This bebe top features high-contrast black and white paneling, heart-shaped neckline and structured cotton fabric. Try yours with a high-waisted midi skirt and your highest pair of heels for an instant evening look.
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Beardo is the world's only beanie with a built in beard. Made from soft acrylic, this tightly knit cap and face-warmer is perfect for, skiing, snowboarding, hiking, or going to the store. The detachable beard can be adjusted if you have a larger head or need double warmth over your real beard. The unique pattern has a hand-knit look and will keep your chin warm on the coldest of days. A great gift for the facial-hair challenged bike rider!
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