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It is one of the most beautiful town halls in Germany: the magnificent facade is a textbook example of the Weser Renaissance architecture typical of northern Germany. Along with the Roland statue, the city's very own 'statue of liberty', it still stands as a reminder of the pride that the locals have for their city, their freedom and their sovereignty.
The diversity of the Wadden Sea landscape on the North Sea coast makes it a unique habitat for countless species of plants and wildlife. This UNESCO World Natural Heritage site covers an area of around 10,000 square kilometres and includes the three Wadden Sea National Parks of Schleswig-Holstein , Lower Saxony , Hamburg and Denmark plus the Wadden Sea conservation area in the Netherlands.
Explore the far corners of the globe and return via Hamburg – travel itineraries don't get much better than that. Gateway to the world, beautiful seafaring hub, maritime capital of the north – even the normally reserved locals find it hard to conceal their pride in their home city, its ambience and its cosmopolitan charm.
Lübeck, the undisputed Queen of the Hanseatic League, was founded in 1143 as 'the first western town on the Baltic coast' and provided a shining example for all the Hanseatic towns and cities along the Baltic. The medieval old town is one of the foremost examples of brick Gothic architecture and reflects Lübeck's illustrious past as an early centre of international trade.
The grandeur and riches of the Hanseatic League in the 14th century could hardly be more vividly illustrated than in the historic centres of Stralsund and Wismar. Both towns boast virtually unchanged medieval layouts and extensively preserved architectural heritage from the brick Gothic period.
The harbour is the heart of the maritime city of Rostock. Although there may be fewer sailors on the quayside these days, the harbour still shapes the character of the city. It is also the venue for major events, such as the Hanse Sail in August, which attracts hundreds of sailing ships and a million visitors each year.
They are really the original inhabitants of Europe: without human intervention, beech trees would still cover large areas of continental Europe. Today, unspoilt lowland beech forests are found nowhere else in the world but in Germany. The Ancient Beech Forests of Germany UNESCO World Natural Heritage site therefore offers a fascinating, romantic and incredibly diverse picture of the original European landscapes. They are an extension to the Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians, an existing cross-border World Heritage property.
The unique collection of galleries and museums on Berlin Museum Island, with its five temple-like buildings, houses treasures from 6,000 years of human history. Elevated to UNESCO World Heritage status in 1999, and located in Berlin's historical centre, the complex is the centrepiece of the city's museum network and is Europe's largest cultural investment project.
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Paul Tremlin finished his senior season at Northridge with the third-best ERA on the team at 4.37 and amassed a 2-7 record in 22 appearances (10 starts). He ranked second on the team with three saves and also struck out 34 batters while walking 15. Tremlin struck out three batters in 3.0 innings of work vs. Seattle University (2/20), pitched 2.0 innings in relief and did not give up a hit against Valparaiso (2/28), and came into the game and pitched 3.1 innings, striking out three in the win at Lamar (3/6). He earned his first save of the season after throwing 1.1 scoreless innings vs. Lafayette (3/12 Gm. 2), picked up his first win of the year against UNLV (3/15), striking out five in 5.2 innings, and pitched 4.1 innings and struck out two in relief vs. LMU (3/25). He pitched 0.2 innings to earn his second save of the year at Bakersfield (4/10) after inheriting runners on first and second, pitched 3.0 scoreless innings in relief and earn the victory in the walk-off win over UCSB (4/12), and tossed 5.2 innings to match a season high against Pacific (4/22). Tremlin pitched 6.0 innings, allowing just one unearned run in a no-decision against UC Santa Barbara (5/7), started the game and threw 5.2 innings with a strikeout against UC Riverside in a loss (5/14), and pitched 6.0 innings and struck out two at Long Beach State (5/21). He also came on in the ninth to close out Cal State Fullerton in a 5-4 victory for the save (5/27) and was the Senior Day starter, pitching 5.2 innings with three strikeouts in the season finale (5/29). For his career, Tremlin compiled a record of 16-14 with one complete game in 209.0 innings, had an ERA of 5.04 and struck out 138 batters while walking just 69.
Paul Tremlin started 12 of the 19 games he appeared in, finishing with a 7-6 record and 6.17 ERA. His seven wins were the most of any Matador pitcher in 2010 and he was the second Matador pitcher to throw a complete game. His 70.0 innings were the second-highest amount thrown this season, falling only one inning shy of the total number of innings thrown during his first two seasons at CSUN combined. Tremlin matched his career total with his 52 strikeouts. He pitched a season-high 5.0 innings and fanned three vs. Connecticut (3/6), and threw 6.1 innings of no-hit baseball against LMU before leaving the game having pitched a total of seven shutout innings, striking out seven batters in the process to set new career highs in both categories. He threw for five full innings and picked up his fourth victory of the season at Seattle (3/20, Gm. 1), earned his fifth with of the season, set a new career and season-high with eight strikeouts, and tied his season and career high with 7.0 innings pitched vs. Sacramento State (3/27), and threw for 5.1 innings and struckout two batters vs. UC Irvine (4/2). He pitched 6.0 innings and struck out six in his start vs. Cal State Bakersfield (4/10), gave up just one earned run in five innings at Pacific (4/24), and struck out five en route to his first career complete game-victory vs. UC Davis. Tremlin set a new season and career high with his team-high, nine-inning effort vs. UC Davis (5/1) and also struck out six in 7.0 innings of work at UC Santa Barbara (5/7). He allowed only one run vs. Long Beach State (5/23) and threw 25 pitches during his 0.1 innings on the mound at Cal State Fullerton (5/30).
Tremlin made his 2009 debut at Pepperdine and pitched 0.1 innings, gave up one run and one hit, striking out one batter in the process (2/22) and pitched 0.2 innings against Loyola Marymount (2/24). He pitched 1.1 innings with one strikeout vs. Texas Tech (2/27), struck out four batters in 3.0 innings vs. Evansville (3/4), struck out another three batters in game two of a doubleheader at Nebraska (3/7), and allowed only four hits and fanned three batters vs. San Jose State (3/13). He pitched another three innings and struck out three batters having only given up one hit in game two vs. Columbia (3/21), fanned five batters and gave up only one earned run in 3.0 innings pitched vs. UNLV (4/1), and struck out another three batters in 4.1 innings pitched at Cal Poly (4/5). Tremlin allowed zero runs and only two hits against Cal State Fullerton (4/10), allowed zero runs for the second straight game for his fourth win of the season against Cal State Bakersfield (4/14), and picked up his fifth win at Long Beach State (4/18). He allowed zero earned runs and struck out five batters vs. Pepperdine (4/21), struck out two batters in 1.2 innings pitched at UC Irvine (5/2), and was one of five pitchers who did not allow one hit in relief at Cal State Bakersfield (5/19). Tremlin allowed only three hits in 3.2 innings pitched at UC Davis (5/24) and finished the season tied for the team lead in wins with seven, struckout the third-highest number of batters (43), and pitched the fourth-highest amount of innings (47.2).
Tremlin started in one of the 15 games he appeared in in 2008. He pitched a total of 23.1 innings and struckout nine batters and allowed only two hits in 3.1 innings pitched at UC Santa Barbara. He did not allow a hit or an earned run in 2.0 innings pitched in relief during a Northridge 7-0 victory vs. UC Santa Barbara (4/22).
Tremlin earned two letters for the Rebels and also played junior varsity baseball for two seasons and football for one season. His baseball team went 50-9 over his two seasons on the mound and he was tabbed All-Golden League and All-CIF as a senior. Tremlin was named Golden League Pitcher of the Year and Southern Cities All-Star as a senior and helped his squad to league championships as a junior and senior. He was also a member of the 2006 CIF State championship team and went 12-1 with a 2.29 ERA and 101 strikeouts as a senior.
Born January 2, 1989 ... Full name is Paul Artley Tremlin IV ... Parents are Kelly and Paul Tremlin ... Favorites include actor Will Smith, actress Jessica Biel, television show "24", the movie "Gladiator", and Van Halen ... Greatest sports moment was throwing a perfect game ... Most embarrassing moment was tripping on home plate while scoring in a game ... Played against USC catcher Robert Stock ... Wears number 24 in honor of Ken Griffey, Jr.

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John, Rafe and Lucy look for clues, Luke and Lulu try to come to terms with Laura marrying Scotty and Kate finds out what happened to Trey.
At PCPD Anna briefs Shawn and Alexis on the escape of John, Rafe and Lucy and that Molly had facilitated the escape. Alexis sees Molly in custody and professes she is just a kid. Anna explains she used Lucy's diversion. Alexis asks why and Molly repeats how Lucy believes she needs to protect Rafe. Alexis gets nowhere interrogating Molly. Shawn asks her for information so they can help. Molly says they didn't tell her where they were going. She defends her actions that it may help Sam.
At the university, John, Rafe and Lucy enter the deceased professor's office to investigate on their own. They look for clues. Lucy tells Rafe about his mother and that she was not crazy. John finds something in a book. Lucy argues she could have told him this. She shares about Caleb's alias name Clay. John searches online and finds out who the vampire really is. He reads about Steven Clay escaping from a mental institution after a murder spree following the death of his wife. Photos of the couple look like John and Sam. Clay claimed to be immortal. John tries to figure out the legend to think like Clay. Rafe worries and Lucy says she'll protect him. Lucy explains the nightmare she had. John wants to know where she had it. She tells him Windemere.
Tracy discusses A.J. with Luke at the Quartermaine's. She can take over ELQ if he doesn't make a disclosure to the SCC about his condition. Luke shares he is distracted and can't find the missing heir because of what happened on Valentine's Day. Tracy thinks he was groveling over Anna. She's shocked when Luke tells her he ran into Laura. Tracy surmises Laura is here for the coming grandbaby. She spits out her drink when she hears Laura is marrying Scott. Luke thinks Laura loves Scotty. Tracy says she can have him. Luke refuses to let Laura marry Scotty. Tracy calls Luke out and asks if he wanted Laura back when he saw her again. Luke is distracted and mentions the Ice Princess. He now thinks Helena had nothing to do with it. He thinks it is Scotty.
Scott Baldwin shows up at The Haunted Star. Lulu is doing paperwork. He wants to settle unfinished business over the death of Logan. Lulu explains what happened. Scotty believes he has more perspective into what happened. Lulu agrees to move on and they can never have contact again. Scotty breaks the news they will be family since he is marrying Laura. Laura shows up and asks for time with Lulu. Lulu is stunned and asks what Laura is doing. Laura defends herself that she and Scotty were trying to rebuild their lives and they have reconnected. Lulu wonders why she didn't tell Lulu about the engagement right away. She thinks Laura didn't intend to marry Scott until she saw Luke kissing Anna. Lulu isn't sure where Luke stands with Anna. Scott returns as she asks Laura if not being with Luke is a reason to marry Scott. He wants Lulu to know his intentions are honorable and offers his hand. Laura wants her to shake. She reluctantly does.
Scott shows up at the PCPD. Anna tries to avoid him. He asks to see his client Lucy Coe. Anna tells him he can't and admits Lucy escaped. Scott is not surprised. Anna explains she can't help him and wonders why Scott is there. Scott shares he's visiting with his fiancé. Anna is surprised to hear it's Laura. She thinks he's taking advantage of her mental instability. Anna corrects Scotty when he thinks she and Luke are involved.
Olivia tries to break the news about Trey to Kate at Steve's apartment. Kate rushes to leave when Sonny arrives. She doesn't want to see him and wants to see Trey. Sonny yells she can't. Sonny tells her Trey is gone. When she questions them further Sonny apologizes and says Trey is dead. Kate can't believe it, crying she wants to know how he died. Sonny and Olivia are quiet. Sonny explains about the car accident and Connie's involvement, including taking him off of life support.
At the PCPD Anna is notified of a break in at the university.
Sam wakes up in a haze at Windemere to see Clay standing over her. He welcome's her home.
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If I were you I'd stick with the BBb bass, learn a couple of marches and you could name your own price for Whit Friday!
If I were you I'd stick with the BBb bass, learn a couple of marches and you could name your own price for Whit Friday!
not sure I said anywhere I want to carry it! (tuesday night it took 2 blokes to manouver it into my mitts... but that may be more to do with Men's perceptions of what a lady can manage!) though that must have something to do with the lack of players... you have to be young fit and strong to walk with that beastie, let alone march!!If I were you I'd stick with the BBb bass, learn a couple of marches and you could name your own price for Whit Friday!
I'm disappointed that you think 28 is no longer young, makes me feel positively ancient!
I'm not going to get too grumpy, but why do people suggest that if they might not make the grade on a horn or cornet, they might have a better chance on BB? There seem to be quite a few bands peeps who see the BB as the refuge of the mediocre. OK we don't get much solo work and there is more than enough oompahing to do, but then you get gems like the start of the fugue in Essence of Time or the lovely pedals in Canterbury Chorale.
Playing a BB is a physical challenge unlike any other instrument in the band and if you really want to try, come and march for a mile and a half through Silksworth, then through Durham and back and finish with another mile and a half through Silksworth in afternoon with our band for the Durham Miners Gala.
Lithe one thing is, if you do decide to try BB, you will need to start learning to play all over again, there is the new technique of pedalling to master plus knowing when to drop the octave and more important when not to. If you tame the beast and can learn how to breathe through your backside then you could find it a rewarding experience, just don't think of it as an easy option!
Can I just say to that I never suggested I wanted to switch to bass as an easy option! I'm married to a bass player! It's more that I play in anover full horn section, I know there are lots of horn players, very few bass players, and I was asking if a switch to bass at this point in my learning was a good idea for my own furtherance (note furtherance not easy option) and whether more people ought to be willing to maker the switch
Oh and have silksworth reformed?
The one thing that is certain is if you stick To horn you might get to be a soloist, if you play E flat bass you could be a soloist, if you play BB, the word solo does not enter your vocabulary.
In your initial post you noted that you'd not been playing very long ( around a year ?).
Everybody who plays Bass seems to suggest that you need plenty of air to blow one: I'd suggest that it may be a good development for your lung capacity and breath control which should in turn improve your horn playing (should you ever deci
yes see I'd also be besting Eb Ben in that- he won't touch the Bb, says it's all far too close together! and again the idea of avoiding solo work is appealing!
havn't seen many solo's for 2nd horn either
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The event discussion, which touched on the intersection of race and immigration, focused on the demographics of Black immigrants (both African and Caribbean) in the United States and their children, their educational success, and the implications of the recently released volume's findings for research and public policy.
Join MPI as U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Alejandro Mayorkas discusses the application process and policies that the agency has announced to implement the administration's deferred action program.
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MPI/IOM Panel Discussion and Asia-Pacific Launch of Developing a Road Map for Engaging Diasporas in Development
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Hamburg, NY - The Hilbert women's soccer team dropped a close 2-1 non-conference game against Thiel College September 19. Robbi Bailey continues to lead the Hawks' front line as she netted her fourth goal this season. Thiel improved to 2-4-1 while Hilbert dropped to 2-5.
The Tomcat's Nichole Carlton broke the scoring early in first half when she found some open space in Hilbert's defense and buried the ball into the far side of the net past Hilbert's Erin Smith at 5:28. It took the Hawks twenty-five minutes more to hook-up for their first score of the day when Bailey took a pass from Kaitlyn Layman and surprised the keeper with a deep ball that dropped to the far side in the open cage. The final blow came from Thiel in the 81st minute when Kelly Bellia took a pass off a throw-in and booted it into the upper center of the frame.
The Hawks put on a strong offensive press after that second Thiel goal but came up empty handed by the final horn. Thiel was credited with a 7-1 shots-on-goal advantage; Smith made three saves in the first half before Ariana Scheidt took over the second period and made two more.
Hilbert's next match will be their first Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference match at Mount Aloysius College September 22.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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It's always very weird to hear people called "fighters" just because they haven't died yet. So the people who didn't make it through aren't "fighters"? Such a weird ass thing to say.
It's always very weird to hear people called "fighters" just because they haven't died yet. So the people who didn't make it through aren't "fighters"? Such a weird ass thing to say.
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
Is that a proven fact?
I get it that it's warm and fuzzy to think that someone is fighting through.
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
Is it proven that someones will to live has nothing to do with it? Hell I have heard doctors say and talk about someones will to live.
You can believe what you want to believe but when you come on here sounding condescending and making stupid comments while people are giving there support to a dying man you should and will be called out. You think just cuz you went to prison and you post articles on an MMA news board that you are the end all know all? Have you ever seen someone die?? or watched someone dying??? I have. More than once. I have seen a persons will to live. To comment something like that on a post where people are wishing and praying for someone to pull through is just being a douchebag asshole.
Why don't you two take it to private messages. This is not really the right thread to be arguing semantics.
My Favorite Fighters
1)Gray Maynard 2)Dan Henderson 3)Minotauro Nogueira 4)Wanderlei Silva 5)Roy Nelson 6)Tim Boetsch 7)Mark Hunt 8)Shogun Rua 9)Lyoto Machida 10) Connor McGregor
The initial news was shocking to read. And the subsequent prognosis of having a very slim chance of him pulling through was a shot to the gut for anyone who feels for people who go through trying times, especially to those who are fans of his and knew of Shane's auto accident.
When the first bit of press said that he had passed away, my heart sank. I didn't want anyone to have to go through something like this, much less someone who I haven't heard anything negative on. After the news broke that the report of his death was false, I wasn't angry at any of the media for posting a story that was false. I was extremely relieved at the updates.
I do think Dana should delete his tweet about Shane's death and at least say he was mistaken due to following the same sources that everyone else did. But if he doesn't, I'm not going to hold it against him. Because to me this isn't about that.
Whether the improvement of his condition (as of now) is due to his will to live, modern medicine, divine intervention or a combination thereof isn't the point. It's simply that the man is still alive and could pull through a once grim outlook. And I await that news anxiously. Whether it comes or not is anyone's guess, but I hope it does.
I'm pulling for Shane to make it through this and be able to live the rest of a long life in peace and happiness, regardless of whether or not he ever competes again.
We have seen some good success with this mild therapeutic hypothermia. It is hard to cool a body down but once it is cooled off the success rate is significantly higher than someone who isn't cooled. I have seen this long QT interval in practise and it was a younger person who lived.
FW-Hominick, Weichel
LW-Stout, Cerrone, Jim Miller
WW-GSP, Fitch, Goulet, Rory
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classic - "this is the dumbest thing Ive ever heard. thats like me having a picture of Hitler posted, and saying "I dont believe in his politics, but I like to hear him talk" W.Silva>C.Norris
I don't feel like it should have been a press conference, but he could have at least given the retraction and apology the same attention he gave the initial erroneous announcement.
right. no double standard there at all.
Again, it's been stated--he could have deleted the tweet. He could have simply stated a quick apology and given updated--and more importantly, ACCURATE information. For all he knows, there are idiots out there who don't research shit on their own who are still taking him at his word. He doesn't have to make a big deal about it, but at least give it the attention he gave the initial statement.
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Helen Brand OBE, the chief executive of ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), welcomes the review of financial management in government, published today by the Treasury.
Helen Brand comments: 'Strong financial leadership is essential for driving even higher standards in Whitehall, and the proposed role of a Director General for spending and finance - combining the head of the government finance profession and head of public spending - has the potential to bring strong and visible leadership for financial management that will allow finance to better support decision-making across Whitehall.
'In a time of financial constraint, it's pleasing that the Government recognises the value of the finance profession for driving through change and delivering value for money. As the report says, financial management is on an improving trajectory but more needs to be done, including maintaining the skills of finance professionals that work in Whitehall.'
ACCA says there are many examples of good financial management practice across government, but that the main problem is the lack of consistency across Whitehall; Ms Brand considers that a CFO or DG would bring more stability.
Helen Brand also believes the proposed risk based approach to financial control across government departments is a much needed balanced process. Ms Brand adds: 'This proposal would ensure that financial decisions are delegated to those with the greatest local knowledge and access to relevant information and who are best placed to judge the value of the expenditure and corresponding opportunities and risks.
'It seems sensible that for those government departments making sustained financial improvements and instilling cultures where value for money can thrive that they will benefit from 'a light touch' approach from a CFO sitting within Treasury.
'Over the last two decades financial management across government has improved significantly and the Treasury's report's proposals, if implemented, will be helpful for financial management stepping up a level.'
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Report: Scott Coker expected to replace Bjorn Rebney as Bellator CEO
Bellator MMA could soon be operating under a new frontman, as reports are coming in this morning (Weds., June 18, 2014) that Viacom has ousted Bjorn Rebney and will replace him with former Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker.
Who just so happens to be available.
From MMA Fighting:
According to sources with knowledge of the situation, Viacom executives, the majority owner of Bellator MMA, informed Rebney, the founder and CEO of the promotion, earlier this week in New York that they are working towards replacing him with former Strikeforce CEO and founder Scott Coker. Josh Gross first reported the news early Wednesday morning.
The early plan was to announce the move later this week, perhaps as early as Wednesday, however, according to one source who spoke on the condition of anonymity, "the fight is on." In other words, Rebney, who founded Bellator in 2007, isn't ceding control easily.


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Thursday, February 21, 2013
Lady Green Wave claims four all-region spots
The Lady Swamp Foxes landed a player on an all-state team and all three District Two girls' basketball teams had at least one player receive all-region honors.
Ashley Ridge junior Shelby Daly is one of only four Lowcountry players named to the South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association Class AAAA Girls All-state Team. West Ashley's Dekeiya Cohen, Goose Creek's Ashley Fields and Colleton County's Deyja Brown also made the cut.
This year Daly averaged 10.4 points, 3.8 rebounds, 4 assists and 2.2 steals per game.
"Shelby is the ultimate team player and leader for our program," Ashley Ridge coach Chris Shaw said. "She is very unselfish and does a lot of things well. In addition to being our best scorer and shooter she is also our best passer and probably our smartest player. She is not afraid to run the point or get in there and battle for the boards or play great defense. I am excited that I get her for one more year and can't wait to push her this summer to be an even better player and have a strong senior year."
In all only 15 players made the 4-A Girls All-state Team. Also receiving the honor were Erin Gilmore (Aiken), Kionna Jeter (Spartanburg), Kentra Washington (Mauldin), Cierra Carter (Spring Valley), Jontay Mitchem (Ridge View), Marissa Runyon (Carolina Forest), Christian Hithe (Sumter), Maria McCoy (Northwestern), Taylor Yarborough (Nation Ford), Angel McGowan (JL Mann) and Iyanna Jones (Greenwood).
Summerville landed four players on the Region 8-AAAA Girls All-region Team, the most for any team in the region. Kwanza Murray, Zuri Green, Tinara Brown and Heather Chapman represent the Lady Green Wave on the list. Of them, only Brown will not return next season.
Daly and Ashley Tierney represent Ashley Ridge on the all-region team while Erica Cobbs represents Fort Dorchester.
Colleton County's Deyja Brown was named the Region 8-AAAA Girls Player of the Year. She averaged 15.8 points, 6.3 rebounds, 6.1 steals and 1.5 assists per game.
Others who received all-region honors are Colleton County's Briana Chisolm and Courtney Eady, Bluffton's Dynasty Mervin and Beaufort's Jordan Fields.
Matt Legare was named the Region 8-AAAA Girls Coach of the Year after leading the Lady Green Wave to a 20-6 record with a perfect 10-0 mark in region play. Under his guidance, the Summerville girls have claimed the region title two out of the last three seasons.
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This place is certainly nothing special. It is a typical neighborhood Chinese place. Lunch special offers good value. Service varies from perfectly fine to inattentive and even a bit rude, also typical of low-end Chinese IMO. You could do better but you could also do far worse.
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If this is the same place I went to for years between 1990-2010, then I never had bad or even middling service there, and never had anything that wasn't wonderful. As I lived out of town, it was an experience I always looked forward to for weeks. Hope it hasn't changed.
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Rude, food I am sure there is a much better place
Posted by Elsie from Chelsea on 08/16/2014
The food is not bad so delivery is a better option. However, they are so rude at the restaurant that I just won't go there.
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This place was recommended and totally hit the mark. We are new to the hood and trying to find a new fave Chinese delivery joint, this is it. Super fast, everything was there and the food tasted awesome. Best soup dumplings I have had in NYC and the General Tso Shrimp killed it!
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The pork dumplings are amazing as is the entire cooked fish...We've been there a number of times and the food is always delicious and the service very quick and pleasant. Fun too.
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JENNIES CREEK — U.S. Rep. Nick J. Rahall (D-W.Va.) Thursday stressed the importance of infrastructure and federal investments in clean water during a ceremony marking the completion of two water extension projects in Mingo County.
"In the next few weeks you will be hearing about the so-called fiscal cliff," Rahall said. "Unfortunately, there are far too many shortsighted calls for cutting federal funds for bread and butter projects like our waterline extensions."
In February 2010, the Mingo County Public Service District was awarded more than $4.3 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development for the Jennies Creek Waterline Extension Project, which will bring water and fire protection services to approximately 170 households along Jennies Creek and Breeden Creek. An additional 15 households will also be served within the Stonewall District of Wayne County.
It was also announced in April 2010 that the USDA would provide more than $1.3 million in funding, along with $1.25 million from the Appalachian Regional Commission, for the Marrowbone Creek Waterline Extension Project, which would bring water and fire protection services to approximately 98 families along Marrowbone Creek and several of its tributaries.
"Agencies like USDA Rural Development and the Appalachian Regional Commission – the two federal agencies funding this water extension project – are being targeted for budget cuts," Rahall said. "Plans to expand the King Coal Highway or finish Mingo County's airport hangar and terminal buildings are also under threat because of budget proposals that put the burden of cuts on infrastructure investments in regions like ours."
Rahall commended the determination and resolve of the community to advance infrastructure building as investments that greatly improve the region's position in a growing economy.
The congressman said that the "golden key to creating jobs is exactly what you have been doing to unlock the County's potential infrastructure development."
"At a time when we are trying to put people to work, and we have broken infrastructure, fixing it seems like a pretty darn obvious answer to both problems. Just think about what the taxpayer gets with all the returns we receive by investing in clean drinkable water," Rahall said. "These projects are essential to good health, higher property values, lower fire insurance rates and lower unemployment and, in the end, a higher quality of life for neighborhoods and communities in general.
"When we grow our economy with projects like Marrowbone and Jennies Creek, we create jobs, shrink the deficit and help balance the budget. And you can be sure, I darn well know what all that and clean water mean to the 300 plus families these projects will serve," Rahall said.
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
A new organization formed to raise funds and support for all Summerville High School athletic programs will kick off its first membership drive during the Flowertown Festival.
The Summerville High School Athletic Club will have a booth at the festival April 5-7 where club representatives will explain the SHAC mission and register new members.
"Around here a lot of people have the mentality that everything revolves around football but Summerville High School has had a lot of success and won state championships in other sports," club president Converse Chellis said. "We want to spread the word that this club has been formed to help all Green Wave sports programs grow. The club is open to the public and anyone can join."
Chellis, who lettered in football and soccer as a SHS student athlete, says the vision for the club came from coach Steve Wilson who in his traveling with Green Wave sports teams noticed other schools, particularly some in the upper part of the state, had better athletic facilities than his school. The new booster club would not replace existing SHS booster clubs but rather supplement their efforts.
"Summerville athletics has taken a backseat to the elite programs across the state in terms of facilities and general athletic funding," Chellis said. "I feel our lack of proactive leadership from a true booster club has contributed to this demise. The SHAC will provide a platform, not only from a monetary standpoint, but from a leadership and managerial standpoint, that will allow us to exceed as a program and ultimately return to a dominant power in all sports."
One of the club's top priorities is building a new facility on the SHS campus. While plans have not been finalized, that facility could include a gymnasium, wrestling room, locker rooms, training room and coaches offices that would free up space inside the school's existing facilities.
The club has officers in place and is looking to launch a capital campaign soon. In addition to Chellis, officers include Preston Giet (vice president), Shawn Tucker (secretary), Jan Waring Woods (treasurer), JJ Messervy (acting past president), Bo Blanton (board member), Sharon Millhouse (board member), Tom Hart (board member) and Edward Tupper (board member).
"I want to make a difference in this project," said Millhouse, who lettered in track and cheerleading at SHS. "I love my alma mater and to be able to help is an honor. Our school used to be number one in everything. To see this project get off the ground and see our athletic department have a state of the art building for all sports would mean the world to me."
The club is offering four basic levels of membership. Student Memberships are available for $10 and include a SHAC decal and entry into school pep rallies. Individual Memberships are $25 and include a decal and vote at the club's annual meeting. Family Memberships are $50 and include two decals and two votes at the meeting. Wave Memberships are $100 and include two decals, two votes, a T-shirt and access to the SHAC Lounge where members and a guest can enjoy refreshments and a meet-and-greet prior to home football games. The lounge will be in the building right next to the Green Wave locker room at Memorial Stadium.
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I have been obsessed with frying things ever since I read SeriousEats.com's tutorial on Korean Fried Chicken. The technique they describe worked with chicken wings perfectly, so I wondered if I could do the same thing with other fryables. It worked very nicely with shrimp – creating something of a tempura-type crackling coating – but how about something really substantial? I mean, chicken wings are pretty small, and shrimp only get so big, too (to wit, at 4'10" am I perpetually addressed as 'shrimp' or 'shortie', neither of which makes me particularly happy). How's about a meaty pork chop? My days in the south exposed me to the wonders of a perfectly fried chop, coated with a buttermilk batter and pan fried, served usually with a white gravy and some collards. I decided to work up my own version of a fried pork chop, using a simple flour/vodka slurry as the breading, some sweet potatoes and mushrooms as the complements, and my favorite soy sauce cream gravy (click here to see a variation on the theme). The results were fantastic!
Crispy Fried Pork Chops, Sweet Potatoes, Dark and Creamy Umame Gravy
2 thick, center-cut pork chops
3/4 cups corn starch
1 tsp baking powder
black pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika
1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup cold water
1/2 cup gin or vodka
vegetable oil for frying
8-10 button mushrooms
2 medium sweet potatoes
4 tablespoons butter
1 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup heavy cream
snipped scallions/chives for garnish
I love pork chops, especially when they look like little T-bone steaks, like these. This cut includes both a little of the tenderloin as well as the regular rib meat, which provides some textural variety on the plate.
I start by mixing my cornstarch, baking powder, and some spices in a large ziplock bag.
In go my chops, and I shake the bag vigorously to coat them with the cornstarch mixture.
I place the chops uncovered in my fridge on a rack so they can dry out a bit — about 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, I remove the stems from my mushrooms, reserving them to use later.
I get 2 tbs of butter and a glug of EVOO nice and hot in my large fry-pan…
… and I layer my mushrooms in the hot fat, sprinkling them with a little salt and pepper.
I make sure they cook fully on top…
While these are simmering, I pull out my chops, on which the cornstarch/baking powder has gummed up a bit – just the way I want it.
In a large bowl, I've whisked my flour, water, and gin together to make a very thin batter.
Holding the chops with tongs by clipping it on the T-bone allows for me to dunk all the meaty bits into the slurry to thoroughly coat each piece.
I add enough vegetable oil to a deep-sided pan to just cover the chops, and I bring this to a medium high temperature – about 350°F. Of course, I don't have a thermometer to help me gauge this, so I just drip a little flour batter into the pan periodically until the drop immediately sizzles and starts to brown upon hitting the surface of the oil. It's ready for my chops at that point.
I slide both chops carefully into the oil, making sure not to splatter myself like I usually do. (Thank God for OxyClean, or just about all my clothes would have constellations of oil drips on them.) Since these chops are thick, I let them fry for about 10 minutes on each side.
While this happens, I add my soy sauce and heavy cream to the mushrooms in the pan, which I bring to simmer on low heat, stirring regularly so the flavors can blend.
When the chops are a nice golden brown on the bottom, it's time to flip them carefully to the other side. Another 10 minutes or so will do it.
I've been baking my sweet potatoes all along, by the way. After an hour on 350°, I can easily squeeze them with my oven-mitted fingers, so I pull them out…
… remove their bright orange insides to a bowl, where I mash them with my remaining butter.
These savory pork chops have a cracking, super-crunchy, egg-shell thin coating are super-tender and juicy. The simple sweet mash is offset by a rich, dark, silky and fragrant soy cream gravy, and each button of mushroom bursts with flavor on the tongue. Not only is this a very easy recipe, but it presents itself elegantly on the plate, and can satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. Now, what else can I fry?


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Dana White confident Georges St-Pierre will return after 'one or two' UFC welterweight title fights
"He didn't walk away. He's still going to come back, you know what I mean? He didn't retire. He's got some things to handle. He did the classy thing. He vacated the title and let other guys who have been working their whole lives; I think everyone has to remember that moment when Georges St-Pierre dropped down to his knees and said, 'Please UFC, give me shot at that belt, I want it so bad,' that's how bad everybody else wants a shot at that belt. He was out for over a year with ACL surgery and he did the right thing by vacating the title and stepping aside. He's going to be gone for a while, he's going to get things together and somebody will win that belt, defend it one or two times and then Georges St-Pierre will be back. So, no, I'm not surprised (GSP took a break), he did the right thing and it's exciting."


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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Three people are now in jail charged in connection with a Feb. 1 homicide in Ridgeville, according to Dorchester County Sheriff's Office officials.
DCSO investigators arrested 37-year-old Sonny Ray Jones Jr. Tuesday morning, Feb. 26, and charged him with murder, armed robbery, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime in connection with the Feb. 1 shooting death of 64-year-old Jimmy Edwards of Ridgeville.
Tuesday afternoon, DCSO investigators arrested Mary Todd Grooms, 54, and Endsley P. Grooms, 67, in connection with the same case. Both are charged with murder.
Mary Todd Grooms is the victim's stepdaughter and Endsley Grooms is her husband.
All three suspects lived in the same residence as the victim. Jones is Mary Todd Grooms' son and the step grandson of the victim.
According to a DCSO incident report, officers responded to a call at a residence at 374 Ridge Road around 11:15 p.m. Feb. 1 in reference to a man shot. Officers spoke to the complainant, who said he had found his wife's father in the back yard shot in the back of the head.
Dorchester County Coroner Chris Nisbet identified the victim as Edwards and confirmed via autopsy that Edwards had been shot three times in the back of the head and the manner of death was homicide.
All three suspects are housed in the Dorchester County Detention Center awaiting a bond hearing.
The investigation continues.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The Chattanooga Mocs (11-15/6-7) provided their fans with a Valentine's Day gift with an 83-49 win over visiting Furman (6-18/3-10) in McKenzie Arena. Eleven of the 12 UTC student-athletes who played scored on the evening in the most lopsided Southern Conference win since a 34-point (93-59) drubbing of East Tennessee State in January 22, 2005.
Gee McGhee (Baton Rouge, La.) led all scorers with 16 in a season-low 21 minutes. Eric Robertson (Huntsville, Ala.) and Farad Cobb (West Palm Beach, Fla.) came off the bench for 14 and 12, respectively.
Colin Reddick and Stephen Croone had 12 points apiece to lead the Paladins. Bryant Irwin chipped in 10 off the bench. Croone tied UTC junior Z. Mason (Nashville, Tenn.) for game-high honors on the boards with nine.
Chattanooga never trailed in the game. Its pressure defense helped it build a 12-point halftime lead, 39-27 forcing 10 turnovers by Furman. It was more of the same after the break as the Paladins coughed it up 10 more times leading to 21 points off turnovers for the contest by the Mocs.
It was a 12-point game, 48-36, with 15:26 to go when UTC put it out of reach. Cobb capped a 10-1 run with a jumper from the right baseline to make it a 21-point cushion with 12:33 remaining. His three-pointer almost two-and-a-half minutes later topped the lead over 20 for good.
The Mocs kept adding to it. Casey Jones' (New Orleans, La.) tip-in at 5:18 made it a 31-point lead, 72-41. The largest lead of 37 was posted with 45 seconds to go on Robertson's second trey of the game. Croone closed out the scoring with a three-point play eight seconds later for the 83-49 win.
Cobb had a career-high six assists with just one turnover. Including Ronrico White (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Alex Bran's (Memphis, Tenn.) numbers, Chattanooga's point guards combined for 26 points, 13 assists (two turnovers), six rebounds and three steals. White had nine points and five assists while playing a season-low 16 minutes (DI opponent).
Tonight's effort marked the return of Jones from a broken tibia. After starting the first 11 contests, the freshman three missed the next 14 with the injury. He played 16 minutes tonight scoring four points, grabbing two rebounds and making one steal.
It was a dominating effort all-around. The Mocs had a season-high 16 fast break points and a 48-26 advantage on points in the paint. The squad had a season-best 21 assists (DI opponent) and held a 48-32 advantage on the glass. In the last two games, UTC has a plus-37 rebounding advantage (18.5 per contest).
After four straight home games, Chattanooga hits the road for a Saturday night date at Wofford. Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m., in Benjamin Johnson Arena. Listen to the exciting play-by-play from "Voice of the Mocs" Jim Reynolds on ESPN 105.1 the Zone in Chattanooga, or world-wide on GoMocs.com. MocsVision has the live audio (free) action online. You can follow @GoMocsMBB on twitter for news, notes, stats and links to game notes, live stats and more.
UTC celebrates Reynolds' 1,000 games behind the microphone on Thursday, February 21, against UNCG. Go to GoMocs.com for tickets or call 266-MOCS (6627). MocsVision has the live audio (free) action online. You can follow @GoMocsMBB on twitter for news, notes, stats and links to game notes, live stats and more.


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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
Officers responded to a loud music call at a home on Columbia Avenue about 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
An Aiken man reported damage to his vehicle at a store on Whiskey Road Wednesday after some shopping carts being pushed by store employees broke loose and struck his vehicle.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
A 58-year-old Aiken man was detained for disorderly conduct on Wednesday after officers found him in a parking lot on Columbia Highway. The man was arrested after exhibiting signs of intoxication.
Burglaries were reported on Duncan Road in North Augusta, Huckleberry Finn Road in Batesburg, Hillside Place in North Augusta and Bleachery Street in Clearwater.
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December 30, 2012
Portia Williams
PDT Staff Writer
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Committee is set to host their annual community events beginning with the Scholarship Breakfast, which will convene Saturday, Jan. 12, at 9 a.m. at the Friends of SOMC Community Room of the Life Center in Portsmouth.
According Maureen Cadogan, the new co-chairperson of the Dr. King Scholarship Committee, the committee is still moving forward, despite the loss of their former leader and chairperson, Mrs. Genetta Moore.
Moore passed away just days before the 2012 scheduled events transpired.
Moore founded the organization in 1990, and served as the committee chairperson up until her death Jan. 8, 2012.
"She has taught us well, we are moving right along. She would be very proud," Cadogan said.
Cadogan and her husband Tony are now serving as co-chairpersons, Christine Cave is continuing as Secretary, Mary Sanford is the new Treasurer of the committee with some assistance from former longtime Treasurer Laura Walker, and Lard Arthur who assists with the scholarship application process.
The Dr. King Committee is also composed of two representatives from various local churches.
"Advancing the Dream: The Work Isn't Finished" is the theme the committee has chosen for 2013.
Cadogan said the theme is very timely and appropriate in light of the organization's commitment to carry out the work that Moore started.
The Dr. King Committee is set to kick off their annual events with the Scholarship Breakfast, Jan. 12. Ticket sales for the annual breakfast is the main source of funding for the scholarships.
The annual workshops, Winter Picnic, and Performing Arts, and Gospel Concert have been postponed, until further notice, due to the Presidential Inauguration.
"We did not want to hinder people from attending the President Obama's inauguration, so we have postponed those events for now," Cadogan said.
Cadogan said the scholarship winners usually read their essays on at the Performing Arts Program, but will still have the opportunity to do so at the Memorial Service on Jan. 13 at Christ Temple Church.
Cave, a long time member of the Dr. King Scholarship Committee, said the community will continue the work that Moore began.
"Even with the passing of Mrs. Moore, we will continue because we know that is what she would want us to do," Cave said.
Cave also said the committee will continue their custom of awarding four scholarships to three minority students from Portsmouth High School, and one non-minority student from Notre Dame High School in the amount of $2,000 per scholarship.
For more information regarding the purchasing of tickets for the Scholarship Breakfast, or the schedule events, call 740-353-4085.
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Varandas do Vidigal Hostel & Lounge'e yol tarifleri
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In working days, between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM, Avenida Niemeyer is open only in the direction Barra-Zona Sul. In other words: to get to Vidigal by car from Leblon, you have to take a small detour through Gávea, taking the tunnel Zuzu Angel and, arriving in Rocinha, enter Avenida Niemeyer from Sao Conrado access.
By taxi:
- From Galeao International Airport: about 70 BRL
- From Santos Dumont Airport: about 50 BRL
- From Novo Rio bus terminal: about 50 BRL
By Special Bus:
- With 13 BRL you can take a special bus Number 2018, with air conditioning and comfortable seats, leaving from the Galeao International Airport, passing by the Novo Rio bus terminal as well as by the Santos Dumont Airport. http://www.premiumautoonibus.com.br/itinerarios. Please keep in mind the Avenida Niemeyer is open only in the direction Barra-Zona Sul in working days between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
At Vidigal:
- When arriving at Vidigal, you will find some possibilities to go up to our hostel. You may choose to go up by taxi, by van or by moto-taxi. Taxi or van should be preferable when carrying heavy luggage. You should drop-off at the stop known as "Biroscão". When you arrive there, you will see the signs indicating the access to Varandas do Vidigal. Do not forget to consult the map!


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There's a new trend in the Google Maps 'mashup-o-sphere' that is sees music coming together with maps. This ranges from plotting the locations of where live music can be found (live bands, concerts), where musicians reside, and even mapping real places from song lyrics! Discovering music is getting easier with these new Google Maps mashups. Here are some examples of this concept played out in a series of new "Music Maps":
Music. Located - Pedro Ferrera is in the process of creating MusicLocated, a new website that exploits this new concept of finding music and musicians on a map. Using Google Maps he maps independent musicians worldwide and lets you sample music from each one.. everything from Ukrainian folk to Crystalline Jazz Guitar. It makes for a unique world music sampling experience. Pedro is just getting started so drop him a line with your thoughts.
DJ Vitalic is now on "the map" - A good friend of mine recently characterized DJ Vitalic as a "dirty dude".. "a really sick industrial-deep/house DJ". Fred from Vitalic's official website Vitalic Club informs me that he is now integrating Maps and Earth to show where Vitalic is playing shows around the world. Check out this Google Map and select a date and world location. See the Google Earth link at the bottom of the map. (This is something every DJ should be doing!)
"Tragically Hip" song lyrics on Google Earth - Check out this blog post from Frank Taylor at the Google Earth blog which describes a file that can be opened in Google Earth displaying locations from Tragically Hip songs. Very cool.
Sydney Band Map - A list of music stores, resources, rehearsal and recording studios, amp and effect builders in Sydney with links to Google Maps viewing. [via]
Italian Music Map: Rockit.it - Giulio Pons of Italy is the founder of Rockit.it, an Italian web site that deals with music. He is plotting "interesting points" about music in Italy: pubs, festivals, music labels, shops, booking agencies, etc. He has geo-referenced those points and has made it available through a KML-feed for Google Earth. Here is an article that explains if further (Italian language) No use of Google Maps in this one, but is relevant with Google's other geo browser, Google Earth. Related: Italy Google Maps mashup roundup
Check out more from the Music Maps category:
- Bruce Springsteen Tracker
- Fall Out Boy Tour Map
- Wilco band tracker
- MusicianMix
- Musical Instrument Dealer Map (US)
- Drum and Bass Forums
- New York City Live Music
- Toronto Live Music
- Portland Music Map
- Live Music tonight on Google Maps


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Joyce Rhinestone Heel Glitter Pump
Style # 204509
The ultimate party shoe, this bebe pump features a stunning geometric heel with rhinestone embellishments and a shimmering glitter upper with a peep toe cut.
- Leatherette upper, synthetic outsole
- Heel height: 5.5" (14 cm)
- Platform: 1.5" (4 cm)
- Imported
Joyce Rhinestone Heel Glitter Pump 5 5
My new favorite heel! This shoe is beautiful, pics don't do it justice, purchased size 8 and they r true to size n comfy too, worth every penny! June 22, 2013
Great Potential Haven't wore the shoe out as yet, but if around the house counts I say its a must buy. I don't like extremely high shoes but this one I could walk in. The inch is just high enough and fits perfect. May 17, 2013
Love!!! These shoes are amazing!! So much prettier in person, & fit true to size. I got the silver & i want the gold now also. May 13, 2013
SEXY AND CLASSY LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THESE SHOES, VERY COMFY AND TRUE TO SIZE January 29, 2013
Love this shoes! This shoes are very comfortable and they look really nice on. Got lots of complements. They are true to size. I got them in gold, and the color is really nice, not too bright. Love them! November 26, 2012
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- Include perimeter weighting, which increases MOI for more accuracy on approach shots
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Hammond Hill Elementary is one of eight South Carolina schools named finalists for the 2013 Palmetto's Finest Schools Awards after extensive evaluations by fellow educators and previous Palmetto's Finest winners.
Hammond Hill Palmetto's Finest finalist
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If you haven't noticed yet, we at the Maker Shed have a soft spot in our hearts for robots. We know that they provide a fun, simple starting point for young Makers: robots can be created from something as commonplace as a tin can and promote mechanical thinking.
Even for more advanced tinkerers, robots still hold sway. With the addition of microcontrollers, programming, and engineering skills, robotics kits can be as complex or simple as you desire. Building a robot from a kit is a stellar learning experience.