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The mission of Clearwater Christian College can be summarized in this phrase: Gospel Centered Education for Life. This sentiment is supported in every aspect of the college. It is our heart's goal to speak the Gospel into the lives of our students in hopes they will allow it to transform their lives and motivate their service for their Savior while enrolled and afterwards in local church and global ministry. Below is a description of specific areas of campus life where this is attempted.
Chapel is an integral part of the CCC experience. Typical services include a time of praise through singing, special music by students or invited guests, instruction and encouragement from the Word of God, or testimonies by students or special invited speakers. Currently, services are held Wednesday through Friday each week. Click
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Clearwater Christian College sees involvement in a local church assembly a key element of the spiritual growth process. Students will be expected to associate with a church whose doctrinal position is consistent to the foundational tenants of the Bible and communicated in the college's doctrinal statement. At the same time, the College respects the diversity of opinion within the larger body of Christ over matters of polity, practice, and doctrinal preferences.
In selecting a church to attend, students will be instructed during orientation and in early chapel services on the characteristics of healthy churches and will be encouraged to make final decisions in concert with parents, home church pastors, and legitimate spiritual mentors. At the start of each new school year, students will be given ample time to identify the church they will attend continuously during the year. Regular reporting processes help the college assist with this Biblical mandate in the student's life, evaluate the offerings of local assemblies for CCC students, and provide ministry outlets and assistance.
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Over the years, religious liberal arts and Bible colleges promoted a program of Christian Service based on Biblical mandates and educational training objectives. Required assignments and reporting processes produced challenges that often obscured original intents. Some participants even equated activity with spirituality. The Bible teaches that our service to the Lord should precede out from our walk with Christ. This should affect how we respond to people and needs in our immediate communities and local church. A growing Christian will be one found in service to their Lord.
Our program for Christian Service first focuses on stressing the principles of the Gospel by clearly articulating its meaning and challenging its fullest to captivate our lives. We then direct students to first employ the natural response of service through opportunities available to them in their local churches. The local church provides the a complete program of training, opportunity, support, and follow-up required in the mandate to 'make disciples'. In addition, the College hosts appropriate sessions to equip servants of Christ as needed and create specific service opportunities for practice and ministry as needed. These may be ongoing ministry within the college family, to local and extended communities, and occasional specific outreach events. There is no required reporting, however, the opportunity to share how God uses our willing hearts is given in special testimony times, praise and worship sessions, chapel, and residential devotion times.
I chose CCC because of the good education program and the godly environment. The small campus allows teachers to get to know the students individually and develop personal relationships with them. I love CCC! I'm surrounded by so many people who care for me personally, not only in my academics, but also in my spiritual life. I am vice president of my class and recently got nominated for vice president of my Greek. Being a class officer, I have a chance to help make an impact and get to help decide what the focus of our class is going to be. It has been exciting to be involved in planning our activities and meetings and to see God work in the lives of my classmates throughout the year and a half I've been here. In addition to my elected responsibilities, I am a student worker and a devotion leader (DL) for my unit. Working for Coach Whitaker and Coach Champion has been a blast! The tasks Coach Whitaker has given me have broadened my experiences, while being a DL has been a good experience for me to learn how to be a spiritual leader. I have learned a lot about myself and have been able to grow and be encouraged by my responsibilities.
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Stop wherever you are and look around. Unless you are stranded in the middle of the Mojave Desert, chances are you can identify literally dozens, if not hundreds, of examples related to codes, standards, and certifications in the buildings, products, and systems that surround you. Drawing from his experiences, Ward Judson will provide his perspective on the role codes, standards, and certifications play in today's world. He will explain the relevance for engineering students and young professional engineers – whether you find yourself working in sales, manufacturing, research and product development, sourcing, or possibly a role in certifications, codes, and standards.Bio:
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Darnell Dockett: I've got no issues with Kerry (Rhodes)
December 5, 2012: Dockett apologizes for incident at end of game Sunday
Darnell Dockett is sorry.
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"Me and Kerry had a very heated argument at a very heatful time in the game," he said following practice Wednesday. "Some things (happened) between me and him. I apologized to Kerry. Kerry forgave me; and that's it. I look at Kerry as one of my brothers. I respect him. I've got no issues with Kerry."
Dockett though did have an issue with what was being asked of him at the time, which led to the argument.
"It was a situation that we totally didn't agree on," he said.
Dockett would not go into specifics but it's clear from listening to the nine-year veteran, he did not agree with the strategy to let the Jets score on purpose in order for the Cardinals to get the ball back.
"It was something I don't believe in, something I didn't understand. It was frustrating at the time," he said. "At the end of the day I am never, never going to lay down and quit. I've been playing football for over 20 years. I've given this organization, I've given Florida State, I've given my high school everything I've got. I love the game. I play with passion. I will never quit. I love what I do."
The question now is whether Dockett faces any discipline.
"I don't know," he said. "I can't control that. Any time I get on the field I'm going to play my ass off. Whatever decision is whatever. It's out of my hands."
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I turned the main event off, can't get into watching little men fighting. As a huge fight fan I know it doesn't make sense but I just don't care for it.
Ive sat and read everyone's argument, and the only thing i could say is. If you don't like it, its a shame. Everyone by now knows im a bit of a phycial freak (6'9, 280Lbs) and i watch and think holy shit this is fun. i mean i love mma and watch a lot of fights but the bigger the guys the easier its gonna be to get your hands on a guy. These guys are quick and fast and come with power. I really enjoyed the mighty mouse/McCall fight, and enjoyed the fight this weekend. I thought the main event may have been one of the more entertaining fights of the night. And lets face it; for years the UFC stopped at LW and a lot of guys were fighting way over their natural size to do what they love to do. ITs going to take a while to fill the lower divisions as guys start to realize "holy shit...ok maybe fighting up isnt a great idea..."
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I'm not a huge fan on off the 125lbs division. I don't know whether it's because the fighters are basically hobbits (when compared to myself) or whether it's just that there's really no one in that division that I care about and I hardly recognize any names in the division. There have been definately some good fights in that division, but I don't think I've made it past any title fight so far in the division without skipping at least a round or two because the style of fighting just doesn't intrest me that much. Yes, they are fast but since most of them don't have the KO power and with the cage being so damn huge it's just turns into this endless hit&run kind of a fight.
But it's still a new division and I guess in time there will be fighters to root for and fighters I will loathe. But in the meanwhile I think I'm still going to partially skip some of the fights..
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Both AT&T Mobility's CEO Ralph de la Vega, and Verizon's chief executive Lowell McAdam took this week's UBS Investor conference as an opportunity to hammer home their usual talking points. De la Vega talked record Q4 smartphone sales, while McAdam pitched his company's lead in the race to LTE. Not exactly jaw-dropping stuff from either camp.
Both men talked about the recent deals between Softbank and Sprint, and T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS. McAdam was enthusiastic about those deals, saying it's good to have four healthy players in the U.S. market. De la Vega too seemed unthreatened by either of these transactions, saying that neither changes the underlying competitive nature of the wireless market in the United States.
While I'm intrigued by AT&T and Verizon's push to add new revenue sources like IP-based in-home systems and mobile wallet products, I'm even more interested in finding out who or what exactly will keep De la Vega and McAdam up at night. Maybe nothing? Maybe something?
I'll entertain the idea that a fresh infusion of capital from Softbank, and a network vision could boost Sprint's current standing. What about T-Mobile with an iPhone all its own? And yet, I still think the next major disruption will come out of left field.
Does Google have something up its sleeve? Will Dish Network, with an LTE Advanced network, enter the market with a few new ideas? Before the FCC shot it down there was actually a lot of excitement around the kind of wholesale-only business model that LightSquared was pitching. And aren't these non-traditional MVNOs—FreedomPop, Karma—a heck of a lot more interesting than shared data plans with exorbitant monthly device connection fees? Granted, MVNOs are a boon for the larger carriers, but these small companies are the first glimmers that a more creative business really is possible.
Verizon and AT&T will be around for a very long time. However, carriers are giant vessels that are known for their slow reaction time. Taking a year to turn the boat is a luxury few ships sailing in these rough seas have anymore. This industry moves so fast that we're even beginning to hear the first grumblings that Apple is suffering from innovation fatigue. Just two years ago, there weren't too many people that saw Samsung coming on the way it has.
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Tuesday, February 11, 2014
A Winter Storm Warning is in place from 7 p.m. tonight until Thursday for inland areas of Georgetown and Horry Counties and all of Williamsburg County.
In the warning area, rain today will turn to sleet tonight and then freezing rain by Wednesday morning.
* Accumulations... one half to three-quarters of an inch of ice... along with sleet accumulations up to one tenth of an inch.
* Impacts... travel conditions may become hazardous as sleet develops tonight and then extremely dangerous in freezing rain on Wednesday. Widespread downed trees and power lines may lead to long periods of power outages.
* Winds... northeast 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 25 mph.
* Temperatures... falling into the lower 30s.
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People across the region should be prepared for severe winter weather conditions. Dress warmly and make sure your car is in good running order and has been properly winterized. It is highly recommended that you take a winter weather survival kit if you must travel. Prepare generators with plenty of fuel in case ice leads to long power outages.
Along the coastal areas of the Grand Strand, a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued. The National Weather Service says sleet and freezing rain are possible in these areas also but accumulation should be a tenth-of-an-inch or less of ice.
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Compass Academy's Jonathan and Tracy Brooks' troubles with the S.C. Attorney General are hitting much closer, after their home had a lien placed against it.
On March 18, Assistant Attorney General Andrew Macleod filed the second lis pendens in the Aiken County Courthouse related to the Richland County securities case currently being investigated against Jonathan Brooks'.
The lien is on the Brooks' $659,000 home located in the Woodside subdivision of the City of Aiken. The home is being targeted as the Securities Division of the Attorney General's office believe Brooks illegally sold unregistered securities in the form of investments in Compass Academy – a proposed independent, accredited school being built east of Aiken. The complaint against Brooks also alleges that he misappropriated funds for personal use.
Brooks, through his attorney, has denied all claims.
The lis pendens document states that the Attorney General is seeking to secure assets of Jonathan Brooks "including but not limited to divestment of ill-gotten gains, such as real property, obtained or financed with funds obtained in connection with (Brooks') unlawful offer and sale of securities in South Carolina."
Compass Academy and the ground on which it is being built had a lien placed against it by the Securities Division on March 5.
Jonathan Brooks did not respond to emails requesting comment. Brooks' attorney, Stan Jackson, has advised his client not to make any comment on the case until it is resolved.
Compass Academy and Jonathan Brooks are also facing other legal action. Recently, Sandra Fadeley of Aiken filed a civil suit claiming that Jonathan Brooks forged her signature when he sold all of her stocks and invested the money in Brooks' own Compass Academy project.
Fadeley claims she became a client of Brooks and his companies on Jan. 24. Brooks then allegedly took control of her funds and soon after, "without Plaintiff's knowledge of consent, sold all stocks owned by" Fadeley, according to court documents.
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By dancing with the one that brought it there, Carroll County is going back to the Big Dance for the first time in 22 years. Down 54-49 with 4:30 left and looking out of sorts, the Cavaliers used its vaunted press to rally for a thrilling 59-57 win over Magna Vista in a Region IV Semifinal in Hillsville on Wednesday. With the victory, the Carroll boys earned just the fourth state tournament berth in school history and the first since 1991.
"We threw a press on them about three minutes into the fourth quarter. That has kind of been our bread and butter," Carroll County head coach Brad Hawks said. "They started playing a little tight, we got a couple of steals and layups, and it got us back in it. It's been our bread and butter all year late in the game. We didn't play as well as we can, but they did that to us."
Despite a 12-12 record coming into the game against the favored Cavaliers, it was apparent Magna Vista was going to be tough to deal with all night long. Even though Carroll County (23-2) made its first seven field goal attempts and shot 77 percent (10-of-13) from the floor in the first quarter, the Cavs only led by three points after eight minutes thanks to the torrid shooting of Corey Kellam, who drilled five 3-pointers in the first quarter and seven for the game.
After falling behind 3-2, the Cavaliers didn't trail again in the first three quarters, but could never pull away from Magna Vista. Kellam's 3-pointer to end the third quarter brought the Warriors to within two points at 49-47 and ignited a 10-0 run that put Magna Vista ahead 54-49.
And things looked bleak for Carroll County in the fourth quarter as it turned the ball over four times and went scoreless for nearly the first five minutes of the final period. The Warriors took advantage of the Cavaliers' misfortune, turning three of the turnovers into layups at the other end to build the five-point lead. Even though Carroll looked tight and off its game, senior Austin Horton said the team knew what it had to do pull out the heart-stopping victory.
"I don't think any of us were nervous. We have all been there before," Horton said. "We just kept our composure and did what it took to win. It's a great feeling to go to state, but we have more work ahead of us."
Carroll's press paid dividends down the stretch as Gunnar Beamer came up with a steal and layup to trim the deficit to 54-51 with 3:05 to play, ending a scoreless drought of over five minutes for the Cavs. Chris Smoot came up with another steal moments later off the press, and he assisted Cody Keith for a bucket in the paint to make it 54-53 with 2:24 to play.
Then things started to fall apart for Magna Vista. Following another turnover, Ryan Gravley was fouled and connected on a pair of free throws to give the Cavaliers a 55-54 advantage they wouldn't relinquish with 1:42 remaining. Carroll's defensive pressure continued to rattle the Warriors as Kellam was called for an over-and-back violation. Gravley again made Magna Vista pay, scoring inside for a 57-54 lead with a minute to play.
About 15 seconds later, Horton came up with a huge defensive stop, stepping in front of a Magna Vista player in the lane for a charge. Connor Lundy added two free throws with 37.4 seconds left to make it 59-54.
"The charge at the end was so great. Out of all the charges I have taken, that was the best-feeling one ever," Horton said. "Like I tell my team, I'll do whatever it takes to win, and that was a game changer."
But the Cavaliers still weren't out of the woods in this tumultuous affair. Kellam stepped up and knocked down his seventh three of the game with 24.9 seconds left to make it 59-57. Gravley was called for a double dribble with 18.6 seconds left, but Magna Vista's last-second shot missed the mark, setting off a wild celebration in Hillsville.
"Connor Lundy stepped in there and made two big free throws at the end of the game and we got a couple of big rebounds. That is what it takes," Hawks said. "My hat is off to Magna Vista. They are a bunch of classy kids. They play so hard and they really dictate how you play."
Gunnar Beamer carried Carroll County in the first half, scoring 12 points in the first quarter and 16 of his team-high 18 in the first half. The junior point guard continually broke down Magna Vista defenders off the dribble and drove to the hole for basket after basket as the Cavs built a 34-26 lead late in the second quarter.
"In the first quarter Gunnar was able to get to the rim. He was finishing strong, he was playing inside, he was really, really poised with the ball. He made good moves and finished," Hawks said. "He played very well I thought."
But as hot as Beamer was in the first half, Kellam kept Magna Vista in it. After the Cavaliers went ahead 15-8, Kellam drilled back-to-back treys to cut it to 17-14. It seemed like every time the Warriors needed a big shot, Kellam was there to knock one down, as he finished with a game-high 24 points.
"Kellam shot lights out. He just went unconscious," Hawks said. "We were playing him to be a driver and make him shoot jump shots. And then he came out and hit five threes in the first quarter and that kind of changed what we wanted to do a little bit."
Gravley finished with 16 points for Carroll County, who will now move on to Friday's Region IV Championship game against Salem in Hillsville at 7 p.m. The Cavaliers will then advance to the Group AA Tournament, which begins March 1.
"Teams seem to be shooting good us against us lately, but this time of the year we are going to get everybody's best game," Hawks said. "But to do something special and make it to the state tournament for the first time in 22 years, I feel great for these guys. I'm really happy for the guys to get to experience something like this. And to play for a regional championship for the first time in 22 years is something special."
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Carroll County – Gravley 5 5-8 16, Smoot 3 1-2 8, Beamer 7 3-5 18, Lundy 1 3-3 5, Keith 2 0-0 4, Reece 1 0-0 2, Horton 2 2-4 6. 3-pointers – Gravley 1, Smoot 1, Beamer 1.


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The Yadkin County Public Library will be participating, along with other downtown businesses, in trick or treating on Wednesday, October 31st from 3:00 pm to 5 p.m.
Stop by with your children in their costumes and get a treat from the library. In addition, "Tailypo" will be shown in the library at 3:30 pm followed by a costume contest and storytelling from 4-4:30 p.m. in the Yadkin Cultural Arts Center courtyard. Flyers about this event are available at the library along with a map of participating businesses.
A flu clinic for Veterans will be scheduled for Thursday, November 1, 2012 from 9:30 am to 1:00 pm at the Yadkin County Public Library. If you live in Surry, Stokes, Wilkes or Yadkin counties, a veteran and are currently enrolled in VA health services, you are eligible for a free flu shot. Please bring your valid military ID or DD-214 and a photo ID.
STORYTIME for preschoolers will be held on Thursday, November 1, 2012 at 10:00 am at the Yadkin County Public Library. STORYTIME is an early literacy program specifically geared for preschoolers 2-5 years old.
The theme for this week's program will be "Truly Blue," featuring the letter "B" and highlighting the literacy skill, print awareness. All STORYTIME programs are free and open to the public.
Make plans now to bring your child or grandchild for an entertaining and educational experience, with stories, music and crafts as we help get them "Ready to Read" with the "Every Child Ready to Read @ your Library" program.
The library's book sale is still ongoing. With prices reduced to $1.00 for a bag, this is a great time to stock up on some reading materials at an affordable price. Please be aware that our book sale will end on Friday, November 9, 2012.
Writer Belle Boggs will be offering a free memoir workshop on Monday, November 12, 2012 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at the Yadkin County Public Library. Workshop participants will read and discuss a variety of memoirs inspired by nature and will consider the question, how does where you live affect who you are?
Participants in the workshop can choose to share their writing on the web with Forbush and Starmount Middle School students and will be invited to a writing celebration in the Willingham Theater at the Yadkin Cultural Arts Center on Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 6:30 p.m.
With a limit of 20 participants, pre-registration is required. Please call the library at (336) 679-8792 to reserve your spot. The Memoir Workshop is a collaboration between the Yadkin Arts Council and Yadkin County Middle Schools and is funded by a grant through the North Carolina Arts Council.
On display at the library is a collection of memorabilia, commemorating 100 years of Girl Scouts. This includes pictures, uniforms and more. The display has been traveling to all 16 counties of the local Triad Girl Scout Council. They have recently merged to form the Peaks to Piedmont Council which includes 40 counties. Come visit the library to see this collection on display until mid November.
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We have had an exciting summer with many educational and interactive experiences. We held several interpretive programs including the Raptor Society, Kruisin' Kritters, and the Star Hunters. Visitors were able to interact and learn about different species and conservation.
One of the great benefits of being a part of CRSPIA is our interactions with other organizations, friends and volunteers. We were overjoyed at the great turnout for the Mounted Assistant Unit benefit ride. Many great prizes were given, and the new credit card terminal was a success.
After having an amazing summer, we are moving on to what can only be an exceptional fall. We have some sensational events planned. The Mountain Bike Assistant Unit will be holding a benefit in October. All proceeds from the benefit will be used by CRSPIA for park enhancement. Another event is the Palomar Apple Fest. Join in the fun, picking apples and eating tasty treats.
As a final note, CRSPIA Board elections will be held in November. We are currently accepting submissions for those interested in joining the board. Please submit a brief statement of interest to the board secretary.
We are looking forward to many new and exciting experiences including the Heritage Festival. Hope to see you there!
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Cuyamaca Rancho State Park Interpretive Association's mission is to support Cuyamaca Rancho and Palomar Mountain State Parks. As an IRS registered 501(c)3 charitable organization, CRSPIA uses your tax deductible donations to provide these parks with interpretive and educational materials that normal funding channels may not be able to supply.
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TiPb Asks: How do you take pictures with your iPhone?
It's often said iPhone is the best camera because it's the one you have with you, so that makes me curious -- TiPb nation, how exactly do you take pictures with your iPhone?
Do you use the built in Camera app or do you use something like Camera+ or Instagram that offer more or different features?
Do you spend a lot of time composing that perfect picture or do you snap away hoping to capture that special moment?
Do you prefer the look of a "normal" photo or do you like the cool filters that give it that something extra?
Do you crop or enhance your photos before sharing or using them, or do you just shoot and send?
Do you use apps that add cartoon bubbles or funny props?
And if you don't use the built in Camara app, will the iOS 5 Camera app, with its volume key shutter, crop tools, auto enhance, and other features make you consider switching back to it?
Let me know what apps, effects, additions, you use to take pictures with your iPhone!
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I just use the default camera app but I always focus it and use HDR if it's outside or bright etc.
Alan it may be a bug, I'm not running os5 but I did check with a friend who is before I commented and he said his rotate correctly. I won't be using the volume button either but for different reason.
- By touching and holding the onscreen button and just releasing at the exact moment you want to take the picture the phone can be held much steadier than pressing in a physical button.
- From years of using cameras and cameraphones I always wrap my fingers around the bottom two corners for stability, that is now where the lens will be. So I'm not going to change the way I hold a camera just to use a button that I find less useful than the onscreen one.
I open in windows, using explorer i browse to my iphone photo folder, and the photo is upside down. Just tested now, and still the same.
We could blame windows, but it used to work ok. So i am guessing its a bug.
As for using the volume controls, i personally have found i get clearer pictures using the touch screen over the vol button. Plus my finger is less likely to get in the way lol :)
I think the idea behind the volume button shutter release is for self portraits and self groups that you don't want to shoot with the lower res front facing camera (or you want to use the flash). It's difficult to press the button on the screen when you can't see it. The volume button release would be a great solution.
I think it could be partly windows fault, yes I'll blame windows :-) I get that same thing happen when I open photos from my DSLR in windows image viewer, yet they are fine in Photoshop on PC and fine in all mac apps. There must be something slightly different with the way the orientation info is stored in OS5 that Image viewer and explorer don't like.
For most of my daily snaps, the stock camera app is sufficient. When I'm looking to make something more interesting I almost always reach for Hipstamatic. If I'm looking to capture subtleties of the environment Pro HDR is my tool. I also use Cartooniac when I want to take shots that look like cartoons.
Being that is shoot professionally, anything serious goes on my Nikons. What do use the iPhone camera for is for social network snaps, in which case the apps can take their own photos in several cases. When I am trying to be serious with the iPhone I will use Camera+ and I do miss them loosing the volume button as a shutter release. I will (about 50%) of the time tweek the photo with Camera+'s editing suite.
I will use the native camera app to shoot things when I feel HDR is important or when I want to shoot video.
- Camera+. I would probably switch to it, full-time (even over the iOS 5 Camera app), if it could shoot normal video, or at least send me to the video recording feature of the normal Camera (as I want to be able to switch to video in a few heartbeats). I have considered using CameraPro as well.
- A chaotic mixture of both, providing me with excellent photos, but also a few gigs of additional baggage after every session ;-)
- A photo that requires filters to stand out is not worth shooting ;-) On a more serious note, I never use effects destructively/replace the original, and so therefore, if I do add effects (which I rarely do), I do it on my computer/Picasas editing tools, etc, and only for specific purposes.
- Enhance, rarely. See 3., above. Crop, however, oh yes! Crop tools in the normal Camera app in iOS 5 will probably win back quite a few users of other photography apps.
- Again, never destructively (i.e., by replacing the original), and to this date, I haven't found the need. For advanced photo editing for specific purposes, I prefer to work in Pixelator, Acorn, or possibly Photoshop. Had I the need to comicsize my pictures, I'd use software made specifically for adding captions and speech bubbles.
I do have Photoforge 2 on my iPhone, however, and in my ongoing effort to transfer my digital live altogether to my iPhone, I can see myself doing my digital editing on my phone, come fall and iOS 5.
Also, if I begin to shoot more pictures in my line of work (journalist), I will probably have to rely on on-phone tools to edit pictures if I want to be able to submit stories on the move.
Why all the concern over destructive editing? It's a picture from your phone. Not a thesis for your post grad gallery showing. I'm just saying...
I'm a pro photographer and I live and breathe cameras and Photoshop. I understand destructive and non-destructive editing. I just think there is a time and place for archival principles.
However, I see you are a journalist so that may certainly add to your need to preserve the original shot and your desire to stay away from enhancements. All the best.
Funny thing about perspective... it differs depending on where you are standing ;-) A thesis I could recreate (though anyone but a journalist might find the prospect numbingly tedious), but a near-perfect picture of a rare moment is inimitable. I imagine a photographer such as yourself will subscribe to that principle :-)
But yes, photographing in a documentary context (which is as close to real art photography as we journalists ever come, and still close to the polar opposite :-) ) certainly makes me more wary of irreversible changes to photos. T'would be a shame to lose those extra 200 dollars thanks to an overenthusiastic pinhole filter ;-)
But outside of work, the time and place for archival principles are entirely subjective.
Mostly I use standard Camera app with HDR on. I love Hipstamatic and play around with it when I can
Use the volume buttons as the Camera button using this app here http://surreystore.com/cms/forum/7-iphone-jail-breaking-hacking/73-cydia...
I primarily use the native Camera.app since it does everything I need it to. It's also nice since its integrated into the OS with things like the Lockscreen button and volume button shudder. I'm also enjoying the simple editing features in the iOS 5 Photos app.
If it's a spontaneous shot of the kids or something, I just hit the native app and hope for the best. If it's a set-up picture, like of a sunset or my car, then I use Camera+. It's a great editor, even for photos not taken within the app itself.
QuickCam is in my dock now - pretty quick to load, and the best solution for taking multiple pictures in quick succession. I like Camera+, but there's no video. Plus, it takes forever to "save" a photo to the lightbox, so I'm at least 5 seconds in-between shots.
- Basic Camera app
- Usually spend a lot of time composing it - or more often, tapping it to ensure its optimally focussed. Occoasioanally just snap and hope for the best when it is the only choice.
- Just a HDR photo normally, it vastly improves the camera and still looks untouched!
- There usually good enough after I've spent time before taking them, but occasiohnally I will edit them.
- NO! How tacky?!
So far I've just been taking photos using the stock camera app, and then editing them as needed in iPhoto on the Mac after synching them.
Mostly use Hipstamatic.
I use Instagram! Follow me @Omfgitsjustin
Camera+. Shoot with Camera+, save to Camera Roll, use Camera+ if I want to tweak the photo. I shoot with Camera+ because it does seem a little faster than the phone's camera app. And probably will work that way with iOS 5.
If I'm using both hands, I'll snap the pic with my left thumb (on the volume button, jailbreak tweak). If I'm using one hand (my right hand) I'll use my right thumb on the volume button. It's pretty darn awesome having one-click shooting. WP7 and Android Phones with dedicated camera buttons have that bs two-stage shoot, which is irritating to use.
A combination of Camera+ or the native camera app.


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At the hospital, Nick tells Noah to go home; he'll call with news on Sharon later. Doctor Meade later tells Nick that Sharon had shock therapy to try and eliminate her hallucinations. In her room, Sharon dreams that she sees Cassie. Nick enters. He feels bad for making love to Sharon too soon. Sharon dreams about Cassie saying she was 'just doing her job'. Sharon awakens and tells Nick she saw Cassie by the door. Nick says that wasn't real. Sharon sleeps. Later, Nick tells her she's been there a couple of days. They talk about their lovemaking. She says it wasn't too soon. Nick tells her she dreamed about Cassie. "She wasn't here." Sharon says of course she wasn't - she's dead.
At Crimson Lights, Summer talks to Faith about Sharon being in the hospital. Summer says she misses her mom too and reassures Faith.
Jack barges into Victor's office to ask about his sudden interest in Phyllis. Victor says he's concerned that Summer is holding out hope where there is none. They clash angrily about false hope and honesty. Victor asks Jack why he's spreading lies about him. He shows him a newspaper report on VivaSurge and accuses him of planting it. Jack says he'll pay for what he's done. Victor blusters, "You set me up!" Jack says he's a recovering addict, he'd never be stupid enough to do something like this.
At the Club, Lily asks Abby if she and Tyler are getting married. Abby complains about the online rumors and says she couldn't marry Tyler until he gets to know her family better. Abby wants Victor to see him as a good, decent man. Nearby, Cane finds Colin reading old documents. Colin starts in about business and speculates on Cane's plans where Bonaventure and Victor are concerned. Cane says he won't suck up to Victor for a job or return to Chancellor. Colin warns him that Victor might be setting him up to be left holding the bag. Victor arrives and greets Abby and Lily, who remarks that Cane will solve the Bonaventure mystery and get back to focusing on the Club. Victor mutters about him perhaps doing something more challenging. He asks Abby about the marriage rumors and warns her not embark on something she's not ready for. After, Abby tells Lily she won't admit to Victor that she and Tyler are serious. "Have you seen what he's done to Billy?" Victor sits down and Colin approaches. He introduces himself and Victor says Katherine told him all about Colin. They spar, and Colin asks if he expects his son to take the fall for Bonaventure. Victor tries to brush him off. Cane joins them. Victor says Cane can be trusted - it must have skipped a generation. Colin goes, and Victor asks Cane to sit. Lily looks over and tells Abby she's afraid that Victor already approves of Cane - she's concerned he'll lure him back to Chancellor. Abby tries to reassure her. Cane tells Victor he's found proof that Bonaventure was brought to his attention deliberately. He says Colin thinks it was Victor, who set him up. Victor asks if he agrees. Cane says he thinks someone set them both up. Victor says if his proof pans out, Chancellor is his for the running. Later, Colin brings Lily and Cane champagne as a peace offering. He apologizes for assuming Cane would rather be a high roller than work there. Abby, meanwhile, invites Victor to have dinner with her and Tyler.
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Test your endurance with a 6-mile paddle, 17-mile Bike and 3.1-mile run through the Galena River and trails. Individual or 3 person relay teams. Proceeds benefit the Special Olympics of Illinois.
Fall Harvest & Art Festival in the Vineyard
A fun-filled day celebrating the fruits of our labor: Food booths, art show featuring the talents of the Galena Cultural Arts Alliance, vineyard tours and hayrides. Live entertainment. Fun for the entire family including pumpkin painting and grape stomps.
Market House Suare Arts Festival
Browse the many exhibits by local and regional artists showcasing their paintings, woodwork, jewelry, pottery, baskets, and more for our 8th annual outdoor art festival. Local musicians will perform throughout the day. Plenty of food and beverages available for purchase.
Taste of Home Cooking School
Free gift bags! Door prizes! Win the recipes featured at the show down to the dishes they're served on. This is a fun filled evening of cooking, laughing and prizes, prizes, prizes! Kick off Mother's Day weekend and cook up some fun in Historic Galena. VIP registration includes Reserved seating with early admittance, private reception with Culinary Specialist Karen Davis, appetizers and a signed, hardcover ""Taste of Home Brunch Cookbook."". Times: VIP – 4:30 – 5:30 reception General admission – 5:30 -7:00 Show time – 7:00"
48th Annual Tour of Historic Homes
Tour five of the many privately owned and beautifully furnished houses in Galena. The tour also includes admission to the Galena & U.S. Grant Museum, housed in the Daniel Barrows Mansion built in 1858, and free shuttle service.
48th Annual Willow Folk Festival
Amateur and professional bluegrass, country and spiritual singers perform with acoustic musicians from a hay wagon or on a country church lawn. Homecooked food is available.
9th Annual Galena Oktoberfest
Annual German celebration featuring live music, kids games, wiener dog races and lots of food and beverage.
Night of the Luminaria
Be a part of one of the most beautiful and romantic visions of the year. The streets, steps and sidewalks of Galena come alive with nearly 5,000 candle-lit luminaries at dusk. Take a special luminaria trolley ride, be a part of a pub crawl, or just stroll through the streets for this enchanted view.
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It is reassuring that in the midst of so much government dysfunction, the Internal Revenue Service has resolved the question of when and whether to tax tanning beds under the Affordable Care Act.
Do not be concerned about that giddiness you feel. You are not having a nervous breakdown, but are suffering a symptom commonly associated with recognition that the absurd has become the accepted norm – and that you are, in fact, alone.
Indeed, the IRS' tanning ruling comes in the nick of time. Amid incessantly breaking news – National Security Agency surveillance, IRS political targeting, Department of Justice seizing, and CIA shrugging – Americans were beginning to feel that no one over the age of 12 was in charge. The finger-pointing and blame-shifting have been a feast of cannibalizing acronyms.
"The CIA did it."
"IRS pleads the fifth."
"They've gone rogue in Cincinnati."
What? No DOJ to rehab?
But the night is young.
Lest you wilt from suspense, the tanning bed challenge has been resolved as follows: Obamacare, the concision of which even President Obama prefers to the name "Affordable Care Act," calls for a 10 percent sales tax every time some pale face exposes him or herself to potentially harmful, cancer-causing rays, thus affecting everyone's health insurance premiums. (Note to tanning bed businesses: Buh-bye, now).
But, wait, there's an exception: If such beds are offered as part of a gym or fitness center at no extra charge, no tax will be imposed.
Note to citizens: If you have inferred from the preceding that "risky" behavior will result in higher taxes, you get a blue ribbon in dot-connecting. Please join the NSA.
Despite the IRS' impressive resolution of the tanning bed conundrum, one is struck by the unfortunate timing of its several displays of (a) incompetence and/or (b) ideologically driven harassment - just when the agency is charged with implementing and overseeing large swaths of Obamacare.
As you doubtless recall from your careful reading of the health care legislation way back in 2009, the act includes at least 47 new tax provisions. Also, recall that the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the ACA's individual mandate (you must buy insurance or else) by categorizing the mandate as a tax.
Which is to say, the IRS has some big work ahead. No one seems to know how much, though running estimates are that thousands of new agents will be needed.
In addition to deciding which organizations qualify for tax exempt status, as in the case of tea party and patriot organizations recently targeted for prolonged special scrutiny, our nation's revenuers will also be redefining "religious."
Determining whether a religious or charitable institution qualifies for tax-exempt status has always been part of the IRS' dubious bailiwick, but Obamacare has upped the ante by requiring some religious affiliates to provide health care – such as contraception – that violates their conscience.
Whatever one's personal positions on reproductive matters, the historically higher standard of individual conscience has been scuttled by the Obama administration in deference to a universal health care plan that leaves the definition of religious organization and, therefore, conscience to a bureaucracy of accountants.
Even if one were disinclined to care much about other people's moral beliefs, there's something disconcerting about the Conga Line detail determining what constitutes 'religious enough.' Those deemed not truly religious will be denied conscience protections, as has already occurred. Among other consequences, many charitable organizations that have served society's least fortunate will have to shutter their doors, inviting new legions to rely on taxpayer-funded social services.
Or is this, indeed, the point? Dependency, after all, is a constituency with life tenure.
Such concerns may seem remote, but freedom of conscience is fundamental to other freedoms we similarly take for granted. Obamacare largely dismisses such considerations and its punitive nature soon will be felt by more than those burdened by conscience. Come next January, as insurance rates climb and many businesses opt to pay government fines, sending their workers into government exchanges, all those people who believed, as promised, that they could keep the insurance they like will learn otherwise. Oops.
At the center of these disappointments and revelations will be the nation's new, expanded army of tax enforcers – this time examining not just your beliefs but your medical records.
No worries. Once you're medicated, the anxiety passes quickly. Eventually you will forget when everything wasn't absurd. And you will never be alone again. Ever.
Kathleen Parker is a columnist for The Washington Post and lives part-time in South Carolina.
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The Romance of Natural History
As practitioners of the emerging science of geology dug up previously unknown creatures of enormous size, readers of their books and articles responded with a mix of fascination and anxiety.
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As practitioners of the emerging science of geology dug up previously unknown creatures of enormous size, readers of their books and articles responded with a mix of fascination and anxiety.
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
A common argument leveled against the theory of evolution is that scientists have not been able to produce transitional fossils that show the change of one species into another. In this podcast, we address a common misconception about what transitional fossils actually are.
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.
In this talk, originally delivered at the BioLogos President's Circle meeting in October 2012, Dr. John Walton discusses the origin stories of Genesis 1-3, and why their focus on function and archetypes mean there is no Biblical narrative of material origins.
We find no compelling evidence that the earth's geological features can be explained by a global Flood. Here we consider three lines of evidence: global salt deposits, the order of deposition of sediment layers in the Grand Canyon, and the sequence of fossils in geological strata.
This BioLogos videocast addresses the age of recently discovered hominid fossils and how scientists are able to obtain those dates.
The related ideas of the "fixity of species" and "natural kinds" have been prominent in the science and faith conversation. Some Christians take Genesis to mean that God created (bara) fixed species (mîn). But does the text truly indicate such a concept? Biblical scholar Dr. Richard Hess looks at the Biblical context and meaning of the Hebrew mîn, and suggests that when Christians use it to frame our understanding of the entire created order, we may be asking too much of this single word.
Theologian, historian and Christian apologist Dr. John P. Dickson addresses the history and interpretation of Genesis 1. Making no claims about human biological origins, Dickson urges us to treat the early chapters of Genesis as a literary and historical statement, and listen carefully to it on those terms.
At the center of the theological and cultural controversy surrounding biological evolution stands the question: "How do human beings—creatures uniquely created in the image and likeness of God—fit into the scientific picture of life's origins and development?" In this three-part series, Dr. Joshua Moritz endeavors to address this question by exploring what Scripture means—and does not mean—by the designation "image and likeness of God".
The six-part series by Dr. Keller considers three main clusters of questions lay people raise with their pastors when introduced to the teaching that biological evolution and biblical orthodoxy can be compatible. As a pastor and evangelist, Keller takes these concerns seriously and offers suggestions for addressing them without requiring believers to adopt a particular view or accept a definitive answer.
If evolution is true, whales are related to the even-toed hoofed mammals, and there should be transitional fossil forms dating from about 45 to 50 million years ago.
If you go back into the Genesis account, it says "now do not eat this or you will surely die". There is a whole chain of events that happens when Adam and Eve decide they want to walk away from God.
In addressing the subject of creation, William P. Brown contends that there is not one story but seven contained in the sacred texts of the Judeo-Christian tradition. The books of Genesis, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Isaiah each provide unique perspectives of the natural world.
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Many evolutionary critics have identified the Cambrian Explosion as a stumbling block to the theory of evolution, arguing that the "expected transitions between major invertebrate phyla are absent, and that the suddenness of their appearance in the fossil record demonstrates that evolutionary explanations are not viable." Keith Miller argues that the Cambrian Explosion is not so problematic as these opponents claim after all.
Robert C. Bishop explains that many believe two things about creation: that the universe was created out of nothing by God and that he accomplished this in six days. This overly simplistic view does not do the robust Doctrine of Creation (DoC) justice, and it unnecessarily hinders much of the dialogue between evolution and Christianity. Bishop "recovers" the DoC by exploring the limitations of creation, God's sovereignty in the process, God's Trinitarian activity and ongoing purpose for his creatures, and the salvation of creation in space and time.
Denis Alexander begins this five part series by discussing both what a model is and whether it is appropriate to use one when building a bridge between scientific truths and theological truths. Providing evolutionary facts about the origins of humans as well as discussing the origin and meaning of Adam in Genesis, he constructs what he calls a Retelling model and a Homo divinus model. Both approaches, he concludes, "suggest that human evolution per se is irrelevant to the theological understanding of humankind made in the image of God."
Physicist, theologian, and minister George Murphy offers a theological look at human evolution and the implications it has for Christianity.
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Jonathan Wallace Hoyle of Warrenville has been selected for membership in the National Society of High School Scholars.
Hoyle is a Palmetto Independent Educators student in a homeschool program, and is a member of the National Homeschool Honor Society local chapter Eta Sigma Alpha, Mathematics Honor Society chapter Mu Eta Sigma and is a Palmetto Fellows Scholar. He earned a perfect score on the math section of the SAT, and coached the Aiken Area Home Educators MathCounts team for the past three years.
Hoyle, son of Wally and Wendy Kinard Hoyle, is a homeschool senior who became a high achieving student despite a severe brain injury sustained at birth, which caused doctors to forecast a poor physical and educational future. He plans to study mathematics and computer science at USC Aiken.
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David was born on August 3rd, 1983 and lived in New York his whole life. He was arrested twice in his life for criminal contempt in the first degree and aggravated assault. At some unknown point he made friends with and started hanging out with Tyson Menlo and Jake Calaveras. Eventually David came up with the idea to extort the city for money and Tyson and Jake decided to join in on the idea.
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David began his spree of terror by targeting a bar police officers frequented and he shoots it up in a drive-by shooting, with Tyson driving. The gunfire killed the bartender and injured CSI Danny Messer, paralyzing him from the waist down. Jake's sister Risa tried to stop them but was unsuccessful.
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David later hears that Risa is meeting the police in the office building where she works and goes to stop her from talking. He enters the building, knocks the security guard out and enters the elevator. Once he gets to the thirtieth floor he opens fire, killing Risa. Mac returned fire and wounded David in the arm. He then climbed up the top of the elevator to make his escape. He was pursued by the aforementioned security guard, to which he attempted to shoot him. However, his gun jammed and David had to improvise by stabbing him in the leg. He then took his shirt sleeve to bandage his gunshot wound. The security guard seized this chance to take his knife and stab him twice in the chest, forcing him to flee badly injured. The security guard was found dead from bleeding out and was later identified as Albert Pelton. Tyson picked him up in his car and drove him to a hospital. The doctors tried to save him but he eventually died in surgery.
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- Danny Messer (survived, but was paralyzed from the waist down)
- Mac Taylor (survived along with the following below)
- Stella Bonasera
- Don Flack
- Lindsay Monroe
- Sid Hammerback
- Adam Ross
- Sheldon Hawkes
- Risa Calaveras
- Numerous unnamed patrons
- The restaurant shooting (no casualties)
- The office shooting (two casualties):
- Risa Calaveras
- Mac Taylor (survived along with CSI Messer)
- Danny Messer
- Albert Pelton (knocked out; later fatally stabbed him in the leg and left him to die)
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Wayne Pennington has been named dean of the College of Engineering at Michigan Technological University. Pennington has been a professor of geophysical engineering at Michigan Tech since 1994 and became chair of the Department of Geological and Mining Engineering and Sciences in 2003. He served as chair until May 2013 when he was named interim dean of engineering. Prior to coming to the University, he worked with Marathon Oil and was an assistant professor at University of Texas at Austin. Pennington received degrees in geophysics and geology from Princeton University (BA), Cornell University (MS) and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (PhD).
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Ahlborn Receives 2014 Distinguished Teaching Award
Theresa Ahlborn, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering has received the 2013-2014 Distinguished Teaching Award.
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Miers Receives 2014 Distinguished Teaching Award
Scott Miers, Lecturer/Professor of Practice in Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics has received the 2013-2014 Distinguished Teaching Award.
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Meadows Appointed First Dean of Pavlis Honors College
Lorelle Meadows has been appointed dean of the newly established Pavlis Honors College. Meadows comes to Michigan Tech from the University of Michigan—Ann Arbor, where she served as assistant dean of academic programs in the College of Engineering. Meadows received her PhD in Oceanic Science from the University of Michigan.
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The Faculty Distinguished Service Award Committee has announced Charles "Chuck" Wallace, associate professor and interim department chair, Department of Computer Science, as the 2014 recipient of the Faculty Distinguished Service Award for his outreach activities in the community. Wallace was recognized for his involvement with two specific programs: Breaking Digital Barriers (BDB) and Copper Country Programmers (CCP). Both have connected Michigan Tech students with the local community. In addition to these two programs, the committee also recognized Wallace's involvement with World Usability Day and Canterbury House.


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Monday, May 20, 2013
The Wando High School DECA Chapter, which is an association of Business Students, competed in the International Career and Development Conference in Anaheim, Calif., April 23-28.
Twenty-six Wando business students joined more than 13,000 students from nine countries to compete in business role play, written business plans, team scenarios as well as leadership and management institutes.
Kirk Beilke, Wando DECA Advisor is proud "to have a diverse and dynamic DECA chapter that utilize what is learned in the classroom and compete in real world business situations."
This year Wando was honored with a gold certification for The Warrior Shop, Wando's own student run student store. The gold certification is a rigorous series of qualifications which was awarded to only 75 student-based enterprises nationwide. Seniors John Li and Haley Sabados and sophomore Elizabeth Clayton represented the Warrior Shop in promotional competition in Anaheim.
Additionally, Beilke and co-advisor Sharon Ansley are proud to announce that senior Brenna Lauer won an international award for accounting. "Brenna has worked especially hard to attain success at Wando in volleyball and academics. She has proven over and over that hard work reaps dividends" states Beilke. Now she can add an international business award to her list of accomplishments.
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