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Fifteen Wando student athletes signed their National Letters of Intent Wednesday morning for 11 different collegiate athletic programs.
Seven football, six boys soccer, one girls soccer and one girls lacrosse player made for a crowded Palmetto Room at Wando High School, filled with family, friends, coaches and administrators.
Rudder Brown (The Citadel), Chuck Rouse (Wofford), Stevie Wilson (Presbyterian), Nate Wright (Tusculum), Austin Fister (Tusculum), Rashaun Brown (North Greenville) and Chris Leslie (Limestone) round out the Warrior football signees.
Hunter Danna (Memphis), Brock King (College of Charleston), Christian Jablonski (College of Charleston), Erik Clark (College of Charleston), Hamilton Carlin (South Carolina) and Andrew David (South Carolina) represented the Wando boys soccer standouts moving on to the next level.
Girls lacrosse star Kendra Blackstock signed with Columbia College. And, Grace Gore penned her name with the Limestone girls soccer program.
Athletic director Bob Hayes said the 15 athletes at the ceremony represented $2 million of scholarship money.
Other Wando football seniors that have decided to walk on at their respective colleges include Taylor Kimball (The Citadel), Blaine Thompson (Marshall), Ryan Marraccini (Averett) and Bryan Patrick (Berry). Warriors coach Jimmy Noonan said Kimball had scholarship offers from other programs but decided to walk on with the Bulldogs.
Quarterback Christian Hart has an offer from Limestone, Noonan added, but has not made his final decision.
Five Bishop England football standouts signed NLOI Wednesday afternoon in the school's library.
DeAngelo Stephenson turned down offers from Northern Illinois, Fordham, Newberry and Coastal Carolina to sign with Towson. Nick Theos will join the Naval Academy Prep School. Kevin Herbst signed with Brevard.
Zach Richter chose North Greenville over Newberry. And, Adam Dobbins chose a different weather climate when he penned his name with Wheaton, of Chicago.
Griffie Loy did not receive his appointment to throw shot put for the Naval Academy at the time of the ceremony, so he chose not to participate, coach John Cantey said. Cantey added that it is expected in the mail soon.
Four other Bishop England student athletes were celebrated Wednesday. Ellie James signed on the dotted line to play volleyball at Mercer.
Girls soccer players Taylor Lott and Molly Moriarity signed on with Belmont and Queens, respectively.
Boys soccer player Joseph Terry chose Regis College in Massachusetts for his collegiate playing career.
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LUMBERTON — A former U.S. military officer was found guilty on Wednesday of second-degree murder in a high-speed grisly crash that killed two people and severely injured a third person.
Julie Shaw Miller, of Mount Pleasant, S.C., was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years and five months and a maximum of 13 years and three months in prison by Superior Court Judge Claire Hill. Miller, who was guilty of two counts of second-degree murder, assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious bodily injury and reckless driving, was stoic as the sentence was announced. Her aunt, who testified during the sentencing phase, became emotional.
"This is one of the toughest cases I've presided over as a Superior Court judge," Hill said. "No one wins in this case. The lives of both families are affected."
Miller's attorney, Mike Klinkosum, had asked the court for a mitigated sentence, citing what he said was Miller's mental condition when the accident happened, her good character, her lack of a criminal history and her honorable discharge as an Air Force major who worked in intelligence.
The crash, which occurred near Pembroke on Friday, June 12, 2009, killed Virginia Carol Locklear, 37, of Lumberton, and Marie D. Locklear, 49, of Pembroke. Frederick M. Locklear, 37, of Maxton, suffered extensive injuries, according to Assistant District Attorney Joe Osman, who prosecuted the case.
Testimony showed that Miller was driving a four-door white Saturn west on N.C. 711 in excess of 100 mph when it struck railroad tracks, went airborne and crashed into a group of people on motorcycles near Third Street. The crash happened at 11:04 p.m.
More than 20 people, including friends and family of the victims and Miller, attended the 10-day trial.
Angela Hunt, Virginia Locklear's sister, said she has been struggling to cope with her family's loss.
"If I'm alone, I cry," Hunt said. "There's a bond between sisters and now I'm just alone … I just miss her."
Hunt worked at the Village Inn restaurant in Lumberton with her sister.
"I saw her every day, " she said. "She was my best friend. She was a good sister and she was everything to me."
Hunt said her sister was well-loved by the community.
"I loved working beside her," she said. "My sister had more … customers than anybody else."
Taking the stand on Wednesday was Joyce Hart, Miller's aunt, who said Miller was going through a difficult divorce with her husband when the accident happened.
"She had no idea what she was doing," Hart said.
Hart said she has seen Miller, who lived her family since she made bail, in what she called a "manic" state.
"She's not well but she's so compliant," she said.
Miller, who suffered minor cuts and scrapes in the accident, originally told police on the night of the wreck that she had no memory of the crash, and only remembered seeing a sign that said "Clarkton."
Hart said Miller never intended to hurt anyone.
"Julie was one of the most delightful person I've ever met," Hart said.
Miller had been free on bail since July 22, 2010, when her bond was lowered to $300,000.


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Rita Ann (Leibee) (Sammons) Smith, age 72, of Pinsonfork, Kentucky (Formerly of Forest Hills, Kentucky), passed away Monday, February 4, 2013 at Central Baptist Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky. She was born August 18, 1940, the youngest of six children born to Charles Edward and Aza (Rice) Leibee.
Mrs. Smith was a 1958 graduate of Belfry High School. Throughout most of her adult life, she was a homemaker, holding all the other jobs the word entails. She was a fantastic cook, and a talented craftsperson and artist. Later, she worked at the Williamson United Methodist Church and at Food City, South Williamson, Kentucky.
Mrs. Smith also returned to college later in life, and earned Associate degrees in Business Administration, Computer Science and Accounting from Southern West Virginia Community College. She thereafter continued her educational pursuits at the University of Pikeville (then Pikeville College), earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Education (Grades 9-12), with minors in Computer Science and Comprehensive Business, in 1994. Following attainment of this degree, she worked as a substitute teacher for the Pike County Board of Education prior to the illnesses which ended her career. She was a member of the Victory in Jesus Church, Sidney, Kentucky.
In addition to her parents, Mrs. Smith was preceded in death by three brothers, Donald L. Leibee, Charles H. Leibee, and Milton Leibee; and one sister, Kathleen (Leibee) Burchett. She was also preceded in death by two dear mothers-in-law, Pricey (Varney) Kimberlain and Carol Maxine "Ma" Smith.
Mrs. Smith is survived by her husband, Roger L. Smith, who resides at the home. Additionally, she is survived by four children: LeeAnn (Rick) Sammons Layne of Nicholasville, Kentucky; Darrell Edward (Amy) Sammons of Crestview Hills, Kentucky; Michael Keith (Sandi) Sammons of Chattanooga, Tennessee; John Mark Sammons of Pinsonfork, Kentucky; four grandchildren, Jordan Layne, Ethan Sammons, Abby Sammons, and Parker Sammons; two step-children, Tina Smith of Stone, Kentucky and Krystal (Smith) Royster of Waterloo, Indiana; three step- grandchidlren, Trentity Lee Smith, Lijah Maximus Royster, and Evie Alayna Royster. She is also survived by one brother, Johnnie Ray Leibee, of Loraine, Ohio; an especially dear niece, Judy (Leon) Griffith, Lima, Ohio; a dear sister-in-law, Nita Jackson, Forest Hills, Kentucky; and a host of additional nieces, nephews, family and friends she held dear to her heart.
The family wishes to thank all their friends and family for their prayers, visits and encouragement throughout their mother's illness.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 from 6 PM to 9 PM. at Rogers Funeral Home, Belfry, Kentucky. Funeral Services will be held at 11 AM Thursday, February 7, 2013 in the Rogers Funeral Home Chapel, with Reverend Johnny Hatfield and Reverend Mike Smith officiating, and with musical tributes by Keith Sammons and Ginger Hatfield. Interment will follow at Mountain View Memory Gardens, Huddy, Kentucky., with Parker Sammons, Ethan Sammons, Jerry Taylor, Rexel Nee Jackson II, Philip Moore, and attending nephews serving as pallbearers; Honorary pallbearers will be Teddy Workman and attending members of the Roger Roberts, Sidney E. Copley, W.L. Bostic, and Johnny Hatfield families. A reception for family and friends will be held at the fellowship hall of the Forest Hills Baptist Church following the burial. Online condolences can be made at rerogersfuneralhome.com.


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For the past four days, Obsidian has teased a mystery project on their home page. Today, the mystery is solved: an original, brand-new RPG from the developer with the working title Project Eternity.
And instead of going the route they've taken so many times before, Obsidian is ditching the publisher model this time around and looking to fund Project Eternity on Kickstarter. After recently losing out on a bonus due to a clause in their contract with Bethesda requiring above an 85 on Metacritic for Fallout: New Vegas, the move to crowd-funding makes sense.
Better still, Obsidian can take their own time with Project Eternity, hopefully avoiding the bugs and other issues that have plagued previous Obsidian titles.
"Project Eternity aims to recapture the magic, imagination, depth, and nostalgia of classic RPGs that we enjoyed making – and playing," the Kickstarter page for the project reads.
The new game will be party-based with a fixed, isometric, top-down-POV – similar to classic titles like Icewind Dale, and Baldur's Gate. Given that members of the Obsidian team worked on both those games, as well as titles like Planescape: Torment, it's no surprise that the Kickstarter page makes mention of these games.
According to the Kickstarter Page "Project Eternity will take the central hero, memorable companions and the epic exploration of Baldur's Gate, add in the fun, intense combat and dungeon diving of Icewind Dale, and tie it all together with the emotional writing and mature thematic exploration of Planescape: Torment."
Combat will be real-time with tactical pausing, allowing for party-management during combat. With a deep dialogue system, a huge world to explore, and lots of other goodies, the old-school RPG project should be, quite franlky, amazing. It's one of those Kickstarter projects that should inspire lots of support given the experience and ambition of the team.
Speaking of which, they're shooting for $1.1 million in funding, and they have 32 days to go. If you feel like supporting Project Eternity, head over to their Kickstarter page and take a look. It's only the first day of the crowd-funding drive, but as of this writing they've already raised close to $400,000 of that goal.
"Project: Eternity is our opportunity to FINALLY develop our own fantasy RPG world and franchise," Obsidian's Chris Avellone told Kotaku via email earlier this week. "FINALLY. Did I say FINALLY enough? One more time: FINALLY.
"It's not like we've had any lack of ideas, only a lack of opportunity or anyone who wanted to finance it. Then Kickstarter came along and a door opened—this was FINALLY our chance to sidestep the publisher model and get financing directly from the people who want to play an Obsidian RPG. I'd much rather have the players be my boss and hear their thoughts for what would be fun than people who might be more distant from the process and the genre and frankly, any long-term attachment to the title."
With well over 8,000 backers already, apparently there's an audience for this kind of game…
For my part, I'm just happy it's a new IP and not a sequel or even a Wheel of Time RPG. I'm also excited to see a party-based RPG being made by people who take this sort of game seriously.
Score one point for Kickstarter.
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Monday, July 1, 2013
One of the military community's premier benefits has become even more valuable to 670 college and high school students. The annual Scholarships for Military Children Program winners have been announced and the "Honpr Roll" is impressive. Approximately 5,000 students applied for the scholarships at commissary locations worldwide. All of the recipients are listed at www.militaryscholar.org, the official website for the program.
Jennifer Bailey of Mount Pleasant is a recipient of a $1,500 college scholarship awarded at Charleston NWS. Charleston NWS is one of more than 250 commissaries operated worldwide by the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA). Jennifer's parents are Tom Bailey and Janet Bailey. Jennifer is enrolled, or plans to enroll, at the College of Charleston. Jennifer's school and community activities include: Wando Buddy Olympics; JDRF Walk; Christmas at the Citadel; Habitat for Humanity; Student Council.
The Scholarships for Military Children Program was initiated in 2000 to award scholarships to graduating high school seniors or college-enrolled students. The scholarship program is open to qualified sons andtlaughters of members of the U.S. Armed Services including active duty, retirees, guard/reserves, as well as children of deceased military personnel. Applications are turned in through commissaries.
Applicants for the 2013 program were required to maintain a minimum 3.0 grade point average, participate in voluntary school and community activities, demonstrate leadership qualities and write an essay on "Please discuss in detail how one of the First Ladies (since 1933) has made an impact on a social issue in the United States."
Manufacturers and organizations that do business with the commissary system funded the scholarships with money ordinarily used for various other contests and promotions. Jennifer's scholarship at Charleston NWS was funded through the generosity of Reynolds Consumer Products.
The Fisher House Foundation administers the Scholar-ships for Military Children Program through Scholarship Managers, a professional scholarship management services organization. Fisher House is known for building the military comfort homes near military medical facilities.
As in prior year's programs, the level of competition continues to be very keen. "The cumulative GPA remains in the 3.7 to 3.9 range," said Bernard T. Cote, president of Scholarship Managers, "As in all prior years, the caliber of the applicants to the Scholarships for Military Children Program continues to be a step above those students who apply to the many other scholarship programs we administer."
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Apple reportedly believes Chinese factories faster, more flexible than U.S. counterparts
According to The New York Times, not the cost of labor, not the cost of components, but rather the speed and flexibility with which Chinese factories can respond to iPhone and iPad manufacturing demands is reportedly the reason Apple prefers them over their U.S. counterparts.
One former executive described how the company relied upon a Chinese factory to revamp iPhone manufacturing just weeks before the device was due on shelves. Apple had redesigned the iPhone's screen at the last minute, forcing an assembly line overhaul. New screens began arriving at the plant near midnight.
A foreman immediately roused 8,000 workers inside the company's dormitories, according to the executive. Each employee was given a biscuit and a cup of tea, guided to a workstation and within half an hour started a 12-hour shift fitting glass screens into beveled frames. Within 96 hours, the plant was producing over 10,000 iPhones a day.
This isn't unique to Apple, of course, but Apple's popularity and profile, fueled by their exceptional supply-chain management, gets their name in the headline.
For a complete run down of the realities of modern manufacturing, and examples including Steve Jobs' response to U.S. President Obama, give the full article a read.
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Apple reportedly believes Chinese factories faster, more flexible than U.S. counterparts
They aren't killed, they're sent to prison.
The problem with this analysis is that the speed and flexibility is not separable from the cost of labor. In the example here, part of the extraordinary turnaround was because there were employees living in dormitories, who could be awakened at midnight without warning and taken to a 12 hour shift. At Foxconn, these laborers get that room and board (in a room shared with up to 8 people), and 31 cents an hour. Even if the US (or Canadian) government were to allow such conditions, you would have to pay quite a bit more than 31 cents/hour for workers to accept them.
This is not to take away anything from the skill and extraordinary management capabilities of Chinese companies. This time lapse video shows a hotel built from the ground up in 6 days. Regardless of the cost of labor, the precise logistics of this operation are astounding. I am not sure how many US/Canadian firms are capable of this symphony of coordination at any price.
"I am not sure how many US/Canadian firms are capable of this symphony of coordination at any price."
None that I know of. You are not going to get any American or Canadian worker living in the sorts of conditions that the Foxconn factory workers live and work for the wages they work for. I would actually think that's a good thing.
You missed the point. The hotel construction was remarkable for the coordination of materials and stages, e.g. the moment the framing was complete, the plumbing materials and crews were ready to begin laying pipes, the moment pipes were done, the drywall was ready for placement, and so on. That sort of management requires a set of skills far above and beyond just cheap labor.
Thats why iphones are cheap.
I agree with Apple 100%. Looking past Foxcons problem (not Apple's problem), there is no denying the labor force in the Asian markets. That drive and resource is simply not here or anywhere else. In the US, the government doesn't help the matter with interference, nor does the damning demands of unions.
Abject poverty, oppression of civil rights, and indentured servitude does have it's advantages. Damn the world for wanting to have favorable working conditions. Next they'll be asking to use the bathroom stalls during their 14 hour shifts. That's what the mason jar at your desk is for buddy!
Another perspective, with more research and thought, can be found here: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/454/mr-daisey-and...
This is the whole ball game folks. This is why you hear politicians tell us we are not competitive. Corporations want to lower labor costs to near zero but reap maximum productivity with awful working conditions. This why you hear politicians slam labor unions and try to convince us that racing to the bottom is a good thing.
I suggest to read the same article at tuaw. They go a little more in depth into Apples's reason than this piece and it makes more sense. Sorry but this very brief article does make things sound worse than they are. Apple has more than just the one reason Rene writes about for manufacturing in China, so either read the NY Times article in full or take a look at tuaw for a summary of said article.
Also, the dorms are for the thousands of employees that are mainly from out of town and obviously don't get paid enough to cover rent. Chinese are fairly practicle. What's the sense of looking for a place if 1) expensive when you take utilities and transport into consideration and 2) if you're there alone because single or sending money home to family. Remember, they have a 1 child policy so a lot hinges on that 1 child earning money and sending it home to help the family. Sure it's not ideal but given there is always someone to take your place, what would you do? The US is like that now in some ways - supply of labour higher than demand for labour .
It wouldn't be because Apple could still make really good margins given their pricing on items. But even if they translated it directly, the price difference was estimated to be about 20% more.
And they also don't have to put up with Union BS. :(
apple choses china, for the same reasons everyone does. first of all its cheap and second, americans only want to complain about not having production plants at home, they dont actually want to work in them! were used to cheap electronics from china, and we want to keep those, but we love complaing about chinas labor laws because we are fooled into thinking we are put in place to save the world from itself. this works out nicely as it gives americans the impression of themselves that they are conscious, but lets them continue to live in their little propaganda bubble, while corporations continue to make profits from exploiting the labor we love to hate and hate to love.
That's the best way I have seen of putting a simple point.
The point is not only correct for the USA but also most other 1st World and quite a few 2nd World countries!
People will harp on about how these contractor factories are stealing Jobs but if they brought the employment back to the USA or UK or whichever country it happened to be they would turn their noses up at the work and call it slave labor because the working day is longer than they want.
It's like the people that walk around waving their Made in China phone and driving their vehicles with many component parts made in China and telling people that they will never buy anything made in China.
I was in Walmart about 36 months ago and picked up a bag of Candy, I used to purchase to drop off at an assisted living that my Grandma was in at the time. Happened to look at the rear and it said Made in China on the bag. Heck, even many of the major brands of Dog food are either produced in China or component ingredients are produced in china.
We live in a World of hypocrisies and now businesses that have production done in China, India etc are being blamed for the lack of jobs. The lack of jobs is because we as a people want luxuries at lower and lower prices.
It is not the companies faults, they are doing what we want, it is not the fault of the Chinese companies that tendered for the contracts to produce these products.
You are right, IT IS REALLY OUR FAULTS!
Nice looking at all the excuses made for Apple by those that want to apologize for their obscene profit taking. But Apple isn't alone. Nike, HP, Tommy Hilfiger, P&G, etc etc etc all do the same thing. It has to do with American (& other countries), consumerism & wanting it now at the lowest price possible. Which one would think would disqualify Apple's offerings based on price but I digress.
But of course politics plays a major role here too. If you are a flaming leftist (which populate the tech industry by & large), then you are more forgiving of said company with their corporate greed & labor policies. Apple talks a good game on their website, as most companies do, about their environmental awareness & fair labor practices. Then they rake you over the coals with outrageous profit taking & corporate greed.
When did Apple last give to charitable works? Steve himself said the company wasn't profitable enough to give to causes like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. yet no outrage from the leftist politicians & the 'Occupy" movement cry babies is directed at Apple. Odd yet totally expected hypocrisy.
I was really hoping the iMore crew would comment on this in more depth. The site often talks about the role of tech in our lives- how much more important of an issue could you come up with? What is the responsibility of consumers for the conditions used to create the products we love? Do corporations like Apple (and many others) have a responsibility beyond their customer base and shareholders? Are we our brother's keepers or is it really an Ayn Randian free for all? How those questions are viewed inform the legitimacy of our current economic model.
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- Strongly interacting parton-hadron matter in- and out-off equilibrium (2014)
- We study the equilibrium properties of strongly-interacting infinite parton-hadron matter, characterized by the transport coefficients such as shear and bulk viscosity and electric conductivity, and the non-equilibrium dynamics of heavy-ion collisions within the Parton-Hadron-String Dynamics (PHSD) transport approach, which incorporates explicit partonic degrees of freedom in terms of strongly interacting quasiparticles (quarks and gluons) in line with an equation of state from lattice QCD as well as the dynamical hadronization and hadronic collision dynamics in the final reaction phase. We discuss in particular the possible origin for the strong elliptic flow v2 of direct photons observed at RHIC energies.
- Charmed signatures for phase transitions in heavy-ion collisions (2007)
- The interplay of charmonium production and suppression in In+In and Pb+Pb reactions at 158 AGeV and in Au+Au reactions at sqrt(s)=200 GeV is investigated with the HSD transport approach within the hadronic comover model' and the QGP melting scenario'. The results for the J/Psi suppression and the Psi' to J/Psi ratio are compared to the recent data of the NA50, NA60, and PHENIX Collaborations. We find that, at 158 AGeV, the comover absorption model performs better than the scenario of abrupt threshold melting. However, neither interaction with hadrons alone nor simple color screening satisfactory describes the data at sqrt(s)=200 GeV. A deconfined phase is clearly reached at RHIC, but a theory having the relevant degrees of freedom in this regime (strongly interacting quarks/gluons) is needed to study its transport properties.
- Emissivity and conductivity of parton-hadron matter (2014)
- We investigate the properties of the QCD matter across the deconfinement phase transition. In the scope of the parton-hadron string dynamics (PHSD) transport approach, we study the strongly interacting matter in equilibrium as well as the out-of equilibrium dynamics of relativistic heavy-ion collisions. We present here in particular the results on the electromagnetic radiation, i.e. photon and dilepton production, in relativistic heavy-ion collisions and the relevant correlator in equilibrium, i.e. the electric conductivity. By comparing our calculations for the heavy-ion collisions to the available data, we determine the relative importance of the various production sources and address the possible origin of the observed strong elliptic flow ν2 of direct photons.
- Dynamical equilibration in strongly-interacting parton-hadron matter (2011)
- We study the kinetic and chemical equilibration in 'infinite' parton-hadron matter within the Parton-Hadron-String Dynamics transport approach, which is based on a dynamical quasiparticle model for partons matched to reproduce lattice-QCD results – including the partonic equation of state – in thermodynamic equilibrium. The 'infinite' matter is simulated within a cubic box with periodic boundary conditions initialized at different baryon density (or chemical potential) and energy density. The transition from initially pure partonic matter to hadronic degrees of freedom (or vice versa) occurs dynamically by interactions. Different thermody-namical distributions of the strongly-interacting quark-gluon plasma (sQGP) are addressed and discussed.


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MariaLúcia Bezerra Dayton Trezise, known in The Valley as "Puzas," died on February 26, 2013, at the home of her son Art "Tuco" Trezise in Gunnison, Colorado, where she had relocated in October to be close to Art, his wife, Heather, and their three small children. Both in Vermont and in Colorado, Puzas received the extraordinarily competent and loving care of the Central Vermont Hospice of Barre and the Gunnison Valley Health Hospice in Colorado.
Born in the city of Barretos in upstate São Paulo (Brazil) to Ilnah Lima Bezerra and Francisco de Assis Bezerra, Puzas completed her post-graduate studies at the Faculdade de Psicologia Sedes Sapientiae in the capital city of São Paulo, later working there with abandoned children – putting to use her lifelong love for, and dedication to, children. She moved to Rio de Janeiro in 1960 as an auditor for the Brazilian Ministry of Finance, then returned to São Paulo when she married Arthur Dayton Trezise of St. Albans, New York, who had been transferred to Brazil by his employer, the American Can Company.
The couple's three children, Bridie, Arthur and Patrick ("Patico"), were raised in Brazil, went to American schools there and came to the Mad River Valley for summers and skiing. They also studied at Fayston School and at Harwood, living at their Mad River Glen home while their father was between jobs overseas. Bridie and Patrick both graduated from the University of Vermont; Arthur has degrees in chemistry from Metropolitan College of Denver and in law from the University of Denver.
Upon her retirement, Puzas accompanied her husband in his second career as a United States Foreign Service Officer in assignments to São Paulo, Bogotá and Paris. With her working knowledge of Spanish and French, combined with her warm personality, she counseled single mothers on a regular basis in a religious shelter in Bogotá and smoothly helped her husband in his social responsibilities as commercial counselor of the American Embassy in France. Since 1994 the couple resided both in Vermont and São Paulo. MariaLúcia, the 11th of 12 siblings, leaves her sisters Silvia Câmara and Neusa Reiff plus a beloved team of 42 direct nieces and nephews in addition to her husband Art and their children: Bridie Bezerra Musser (Steven) with grandsons Will and Ben; Arthur A. B. Trezise (Heather) with grandchildren Clara, Macy and Wyatt; and Patrick Bezerra Trezise (Silvia Punsoda).
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Deeply committed to supporting scholarly creativity and innovation, Abby Goodrum is Vice-President: Research at Wilfrid Laurier University. Building on what she sees as strong synergistic ties between the university and the community, Goodrum is responsible for pushing Lauriers research horizons in new and collaborative directions. As VP: Research, she is responsible for both the Office of Research Services and the internationally respected Wilfrid Laurier University Press. In addition to overseeing all aspects of Laurier's research operation and strategic planning, Goodrum has provided leadership and vision for broader-based initiatives to advance external research partnerships, and government relations. She holds degrees in Radio, TV, and Film and Library and Information Science from the University of Texas. She received her PhD in Information Science from the University of North Texas.
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
The Berkeley Lady Stags swim team put an exclamation point on the 2013 fall season by downing West Ashley and Stratford, 134-90-66 during a recent meet at the Crowfield Community Pool.
In boys competition the Stags finished third to West Ashley and Stratford, 154-96-30.
Winners for the boys were the 200-yard medley relay team, tying West Ashley with a time of 1:58.21. Boys swim team members competing in the meet were Tyler Mills, Trevor Hennick, William Wilkins, and David Wilkins. On the girls' side Jessica Belille, Ashley Thornal and Sarah Munday brought home double firsts as the Lady Swim Stags won going away.
Belille took top spot in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 2:19.27 and in the 500-yard freestyle with a time of 6:11.59. Ashley Thornal won twice in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 26.59 and the 100-yard breast stroke with a time of 1:21.41. And Sarah Mundy nailed a twin-killing in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 1:01.30 and in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 1:13.83.
Other Lady Stags winners were Sarah West in the 200-yard intermediate medley with a time of 2:33.71; Sierra Stewart in the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 1:18.68; and the Lady Stags 200-yard Medley relay team with a time of 2:08.24.
The Stratford girls 400-yard freestyle relay team was the only team to keep this from being a clean Berkeley sweep in the meet taking first with a time of 4:33.71.
Lady Stags swim team members are Jessical Belille, Tiffany Hennick, Ashley Thornal, Sierra Stewart, Kaitlyn Mundy, Sarah Mundy, Sarah West, Savannah Spinner and Savannah Harris. The Class AAAstate swim meet was held on Saturday. Results were not available at press time.
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All youth workers, whether they are working on projects specifically for lesbian, gay and bisexual young people or not, can have a key role to play in promoting positive attitudes towards LGB people. Homophobic bullying can occur in any setting - including youth groups and centres. If you hear the young people you work with using phrases like 'That's so gay' and 'You're so gay' or engaging in other forms of homophobia then you have a role to play in challenging this. Stonewall has produced many different resources and guides which you will find useful. Read more
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Local youth groups for lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) young people are often an early point of contact for young people who are coming to terms with their sexual orientation. Almost two thirds of lesbian, gay and bisexual young people have experienced homophobic bullying and seven in ten gay pupils have never been taught about gay issues in class. Youth groups can fill this gap by providing essential information, resources and opportunities to meet other LGB young people not available at school. Stonewall has produced awareness raising resources as well as guidance to support you in your work. Read more
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A federal investigation conducted by the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) about alleged Title IX violations by Georgetown County School District and Waccamaw High School has been completed.
On April 1, OCR resolved a Title IX complaint involving Georgetown County School District, according to David Thomas, spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Education.
"The District and OCR have entered into a resolution agreement that requires the District to revise its Title IX grievance procedures to provide for the prompt and equitable resolution of complaints alleging sex discrimination, appropriately identify its Title IX Coordinator and publish an accurate notice of nondiscrimination on its website and in its Parent-Student handbooks, and train its administrators and staff on its Title IX procedures and their responsibilities and obligations. OCR will monitor the District's implementation of the agreement to ensure its full implementation," he stated.
In September, OCR received a complaint alleging that Georgetown County School District discriminated on the basis of sex.
OCR investigated whether the district discriminated on the basis of sex by failing to designate a Title IX coordinator and failing to provide appropriate notification of the identity or contact information for the Title IX coordinator prior to September. OCR was also investigating allegations of retaliation by the District.
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The bond of sisters an be quite strong, but when one betrays the other, watch out. According to a police report, a woman walked in to the police station to report that her sister had been posing as her.
She told the police officer her sister got pulled in Mount Pleasant and when the officer asked for her identification, she lied. She said her sister possibly has several outstanding traffic tickets which was the reason she lied.
The officer promised to look into it so that the citations can be changed with the correct information on them. She told the officer that was fine and just didn't want the offenses to be on her driving record.
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It couldn't have been a more heartbreaking loss for the Seneca Valley High School baseball team, and coach Terry Changuris couldn't think more highly of his players.
After battling with No. 1 seed North Hagerstown into extra innings, the Screamin' Eagles lost in the ninth inning, 6-5, on a walk-off walk in the Class 3A West Region championship on Friday in Hagerstown.
"I couldn't be any prouder of the kids," Changuris said. "I'm as proud of them as any football championship I've ever won. And that's not just coach speak. They learned how to be champions. Seneca Valley baseball wasn't on the map and now we are. They deserved to be in the final four, but I can live with it."
After allowing four runs in the second inning, starting pitcher Calvin Reighard and Changuris had a talk. Changuris said he told his senior pitcher what Hall of Famer Whitey Ford would do in this situation — throw softer — and he'd probably have success.
It worked.
Reighard didn't allow another run while pitching 5 1/3 innings, allowing Seneca Valley to tie the game up.
North Hagerstown (19-3) took a 5-4 lead in the sixth inning, but Nick Fahs hit a game-tying single in the seventh to send the game into extra innings.
In the ninth inning, Fahs, who pitched the seventh and eighth innings, walked the leadoff hitter.
Chris Heckhaus came in to relieve Fahs. Heckhaus hit the next batter, putting runners on first and second. The next batter tried to bunt but catcher Sean Bacchus made the catch. Runners advanced to second and third on a wild pitch during the next at bat. The second out was earned on a squeeze attempt, with the batter running into the ball, which was placed down the first-base line.
Heckhaus worked the next batter to a 2-2 count, but threw two balls to walk in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth.
Changuris said nearly 100 fans stayed afterwards while the Eagles (16-5) let out their emotions in the dugout and gave each player a standing ovation when they left.
"I've been trying to get them, all year long, to battle and overcome adversity and not cave in when things go bad. They accomplished everything I wanted them to do," Changuris said. "Not only did they learn to fight and overcome adversity, but they learned how to be champions. ... We're every bit as good and deserving as North Hagerstown."


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Bessie Jean Tackett Sharp, of Miamisburg, Ohio, age 84, born July 19, 1928, in McDowell, Kentucky, stepped into eternity, Nov. 18, 2012, preceded by her parents, Marvin Tackett and Frances Bentley Tackett; her sister, Jo Ann Tackett; and brothers, Denzil Tackett, Delman Tackett and Glenn Tackett.
She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Ivan Clark Sharp; her two daughters, Linda C. Sharp Moon (husband, Douglas Edward Moon) and Sandra Kaye Sharp Horton (husband, Charles "Chuck" Horton); her grandchildren, David Todd Sharp (wife, Laura Thiel), Stephanie Lauren Sherritt Smith (husband, Joel Smith) , Rebecca Anne Gray (husband, Chad Thomas DiDonato) and Charles "Charlie" Horton; her great grandchildren, Nathan Todd Sharp, Emma Elizabeth Schuller, Olivia Elise Schuller, Rachel Smith, Eva Frances Smith and Eli Smith; and her great great grandson, Caden Todd Sharp.
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The Trenton, New Jersey, area is home to a particular style of pizza known as the "tomato pie." The generally accepted explanation of the genre is that a tomato pie is built as follows: dough, cheese, toppings, and then sauce. Slice's Nick Solares tries two of the area's finest in this report. More


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The Secret Signals Your Body Language Sends to Men
The Secret Signals Your Body Language Sends to Men
You may not even realize all the messages your body language sends to a guy—before you even speak to him. Read on, and next time you spot a cute guy, you'll know exactly how to say, "Hello, there" without uttering a single word.SEE MORE
What catching his eye—and holding it for a couple of seconds—says to him
This is the most powerful weapon in your body-language-flirting arsenal, says Judi James, author of The Body Language Rules: A Savvy Guide to Understanding Who's Flirting, Who's Faking, and Who's Really Interested."If you hold his gaze for just a half second longer than the usual split-second gaze, and then you look down and back at him, it tells the guy that you've considered him and you like what you see," James says. Try this move in a crowded bar or at a party.
What fixing your hair or your outfit says to him
We do this when we're aware that we're being watched and we want to make sure we look our best, James says. Grooming gestures like these let him know that you've noticed he has checked you out.
What brushing his arm says to him
This is a boundary-testing touch. "Men see this as the first gesture to sex," James says. "You are inviting him to reciprocate and touch you in a similar way."
What your flushed cheeks say to him
Do you ever feel your cheeks heating up when you're talking to a particularly hot guy? "Sexual attraction will often lead to blushing," says James. Although you might feel a little embarrassed by the pink hue, it's a turn-on for guys. "Flushed cheeks can make you appear more attractive to men," she says. "It mimics the way you look when you're reaching orgasm."
What the way you interact with other people says to him
Playing with a friend's hair or touching a friend's arm while you talk to him or her acts as a representation of how you touch. "These quasisexual gestures tell a man that either he can be the recipient of your touching or he could be the one touching you in that way," James says.
What looking away as you kiss, hug or greet says to him
If you look around the room, at the door or even at another guy when you say hello to a man, it tells him that you're not that into him, says James. "You may even be on the lookout for someone else," she adds.
What mimicking his movements says to him
"Making subtle tweaks to mirror his movements shows him that you two are on the same page," says James. Mirroring his movements may sound awkward or too obvious, but something as subtle as holding your drink at the same height as his is all it takes.
What your coy smile says to him
"If you smile subtly—without showing your teeth—while your eyes are slightly narrowed, you're telling a guy that you want to get to know him better," James says. This signal is best used when you first meet someone.
What folding your arms says to him
"Classically, people see this is a barrier gesture that repels people," James says. There are two different versions, each with its own meaning. "If your arms are folded in a self-hug, so that your hands touch your rib cage, it can imply that you're feeling insecure or bored," she says. "If your arms are folded, so that your hands are on your biceps, you're telling him that you're not interested in talking."
What steady eye contact when he's talking says to him
"Giving him 100-percent eye contact when he's talking, while also nodding to show that you're listening, tells him that you value what he has to say," James says. But you should look away briefly when you're talking. "Too much prolonged eye contact when you speak can look intimidating or even dishonest."


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Microsoft reveals Realtime Worlds' open-world game free beginning tomorrow, while Dead Rising 2 and Case Zero free starting August 15.
Homer gets his zombie on, and sings the Duck Tales song inside the Capcom Booth at E3 2013!
Capcom Vancouver creating publisher's "next big game," which will not feature any undead.
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Danny and Mark attempt to unlock Uranus in the first 15 minutes of the latest update to the Dead Rising franchise.
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A two-lot subdivision on Senor Road got the okay from the Warren Development Review Board (DRB) last week after one last debate about a stream on the property.
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This last question seemed to be resolved at a July hearing, when engineer Mark Bannon told the board that he discovered the United State Geologic Survey (USGS) had mapped the 'water feature,' making it a stream by definition.
As result, Bannon said he modified building envelopes and relocated the stream to create the 50-foot buffer that the town may approve through conditional review.
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"The 'no development' is real clear," King said, citing a section of the ordinance that states that "no development, excavation, landfill or grading" is allowed within a stream buffer, and that "vegetation will be left in an undisturbed state."
But Warren zoning administrator Miron Malboeuf said that this section of the ordinance is "challenging to apply in blanket way in every situation." The intent, he said, was to protect the buffer whenever possible but to "make it better than it was" if it is disturbed.
Attorney David Olenick, representing the applicant, argued that the stream will comply with zoning requirements once it is relocated, and that the proposed plan actually stands to improve the water quality and overall situation.
"It's going to be much better off than it is now," he said.
DRB member Jeff Schoellkopf referenced a clause that states that the intent of the buffer requirement is "to prevent soil erosion, protect wildlife habitat and maintain water quality." Because this particular stream does not drain into a natural river or pond, he said any work within the buffer should have little effect on those issues.
"This is totally not connected to the rest of the watershed," he said.
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Pearce takes his Young Lions to Israel for the tournament in June, with his current contract due to expire soon after.
But Pearce accepts that talking will only take place once they have returned from the Middle East.
"I think we are speaking in the summer after the tournament that is how it is has been left," he said.
"If you ask me if I enjoy this job - yes I do. It is a fantastic job and I enjoy representing my country, and we will speak in the summer after the tournament - that is how it is going."
Meanwhile, Pearce admits that he is unlikely to be able to call on Jack Wilshere or Danny Welbeck this summer - even though both could play.
"I sat and watched the Brazil game and saw he is key to the seniors we had a brief chat and Jack and Danny won't be considered as they are gaining their experience through the seniors," Pearce said.
"I think we always want to go to major tournaments with the best players.
"The likes of Wilshere and maybe Welbeck, they maybe won't be considered because they are so key for the senior team but I think anyone who is not an initial first starter with the seniors they must come into the category because if not you cannot win anything at these tournaments. I know the magnitude of what the opposition come with and their better players but I have been barking on about that for the last six years and I will continue to do that and hopefully someone will listen to me somewhere down the line.
"If you look at all the teams who have won major tournaments, the French and the Spanish, you only have to track that back to probably having a good experience. You talk about kids having good experience and good education and we have to make sure when we get up to U21s, 19s, 17s that that continues because the Spanish do it and they go with their best players."


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Any one built a Semi-Auto M-60? I'm looking at maybe putting one together.. I need info on modified parts etc...B2B
Any one built a Semi-Auto M-60? I'm looking at maybe putting one together.. I need info on modified parts etc...B2B
My suggestion is to take a look at the semi-auto trigger/sear set-up of the German FG-42. After all, the bolt and gas operation of the M-60 was copied from the FG-42.
Needless to say, don't accidently incorporate the full-auto part of the system into your semi-auto build.
I have a vhs from the 90s where a guy puts together one of his semi M-60 kits. You might get some help from it.I can't remember the manufacturer's name,but he was from florida.If you need it just send me $6 to cover the shipping and I'll get it out as soon as I get a chance.
here is a link to a few more pics, lots of machine work but well worth it
drop me an email and I will send you the the guide/builders manual that goes with that jrw m60 video mentioned above.
I have a pile of M60 parts I would like to turn into a semi auto. May I also get a copy of the builders manual, please? Also, I saw that you had some gas tubes for sale on the M60 board about a year ago. Do you still have them? Or other parts for sale? I sent you an email some time ago to firstname.lastname@example.com but didn't get a reply. Is this the correct one?
Would it be possible to get a copy of the M60 video? If so, please let me know where to send the money.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (Jan. 17)-The New Mexico State men's basketball team snapped Utah State's 13-game winning streak with a 64-51 victory. The Aggies (11-8, 5-2) had four players in double figures with senior forward Bandja Sy scoring a game-high 16 points.
Sy was 7-of-9 from the field to lead the Aggies to a 57.8 field goal percentage (26-of-45). The Crimson and White have won the last five straight with senior forward Tyrone Watson and sophomore guard Daniel Mullings contributing 12 points each. Sophomore guard K.C. Ross-Miller added 10.
NM State stopped the Navy-clad Aggies (14-2, 5-1) with a strong defensive performance and forced 14 turnovers and held USU to 18 first-half points. Freshman center Sim Bhullar owned the paint and blocked five shots, which tied a career-best mark.
It was a low-scoring first half with the Aggies taking a 23-18 lead into the break. Mullings led all scorers with nine points, and Watson added five points and five rebounds. The Aggies shot 45.5 percent from the field (10-of-22) and held Utah State to 25.8 percent shooting (8-of-31).
Early in the second half, the Aggies used a 7-0 run to take its first double-digit lead of the game, 34-22, when Ross-Miller hit a 3-pointer at the 16:11 mark. NM State continued to build its advantage and had its largest lead of the contest, 21 points, 56-35, on a three-point play from Ross-Miller with 5:54 left in regulation. The NM State offense was impressive in the second half with a 69.6 percent performance from the field (16-of-23).
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