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The S.C. Highway Patrol made an arrest in a hit and run that left two people seriously injured early Saturday morning.
Sandra Huntington, 39, of Beech Island was arrested on Saturday afternoon, and was charged with two counts of leaving the scene of an accident resulting in great bodily injury, according to Highway Patrol.
The two passengers of the moped were Robert Brooks, 48, of Beech Island and Kathrine Bentley, 32, of Windsor. Both were transported to Georgia Health Sciences University. Highway Patrol said neither occupant was wearing a helmet.
The incident happened at about 12:30 a.m. on Pine Log Road near Russell Hills in Aiken, according to Highway Patrol. Both vehicles were heading south when the moped was struck from behind.
The vehicle was described as a 2010 to 2013 Kia Sportage SUV. The color of that vehicle is unknown, but there was noticeable damage between the center front and right front of the vehicle, according to Highway Patrol.
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I am 24 weeks pregnant. It is my second pregnancy though my first was lost to miscarriage at 19 weeks after only having developed 8. During this current pregnancy my body attempted to miscarry our little girl at 10 weeks, yet after careful examination doctors informed me I had nothing to worry about my hormone levels were high the cramping had subsided, the pregnancy looked in tact and they saw no concerning cause for the bleeding. They discouraged me from believing rest was necessary and we went on with our life's. At 14 weeks my midwife informed me my blood pressure was a little elevated. Knowing I do not have a history of high blood pressure I purchased a monitor and began tracking it at home. For several weeks all seemed well. My blood pressure was normal 110's to 120's over 60's-70's. Occasional during activity it would rise to 130's and low 140's over 80's at which time I found myself feeling slightly week but good otherwise. Then at 17 weeks I found it necessary to call my husband to bring me home from work as I was feeling week, dizzy, shaking, swelling in hands, nausea, vomiting, and headache. I don't know what my blood pressure was then, but decided to rest over the weekend and return to work the following Monday. Monday came and while preparing a simple breakfast of eggs I suddenly began experiencing these horrible symptoms again. This time taking my blood pressure I was shocked to discover it was 163/110. Calling my Mid-wife she sent me to the lab at the hospital to have an EKG and 24 hour Urin Test for protein. Both tests showed normal results.
Since this time I have been on a leave of absence from work and continued to struggle with my blood pressure. When I have been resting it seems my pressure was still normal, yet even the slightest activity such as taking a shower or clearing the table after breakfast causes it to elevate sky high 150's over 90's and higher. My Midwife told me I have chronic hypertension, explaining that it is impossible that I would have developed preeclampsia at 17 weeks. She referred me to a fetal medicine specialist who told me due to my history of high blood pressure ( a history that I don't have) the only action they could take was to monitor the fetal development and prescribe frequent rest, he suggested there could be a chronic secondary cause and to see my General Practitioner for further examination and to discuss future treatment after pregnancy. Seeing my GP I was told I do not have a history of high blood pressure, There are no secondary causes to be found, and I should be treated for preeclampsi. I feel so confused at this time as none of my doctors seem to agree. Over the past two weeks I am begging to notice that my pressures are rising even more easily and harder to bring down through relaxing. My resting BP's are now in the 140's over 80's-90's, and suspect that a few times during the night I have experienced symptoms of false labor, though didn't realize it until discussing it after with a doctor. I guess my questions are is it possible to show symptoms of preeclampsia earlier then 20 weeks even though 2 of my doctors insist its not? Is my GP acculturate to reassure me not to worry unless my BP becomes consistently 160's over 90's. What signs should I be looking for that I may be in trouble when I am reassured my symptoms are nothing to be concerned about, and elevated pressure is normal for me. Should I transfer from seeing a midwife and find an OB who will see me, or is seeing a midwife regularly in combination with my monthly ultrasounds and visits with the fetal medicine specialist enoupgh. Lastly any encouragement that could be offered would be appreciated as feeling the way my body constantly does now is deeply frustrating.


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I have another bike light http://www.instructables.com/ex/i/333304260366102985CB001143E7E506/
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I had preeclampsia with my first baby and was induced at 33 weeks. I am now pregnant again and at my 8 week visit my BP was 160/110. Now I am on Aldomet and bedrest. I am confused because my diagnosis is "chronic hypertension", although normally my BP is 120/80 when I am not pregnant. My doctor says that I have a 20% chance of developing preeclampsia with this pregnancy, but I feel like this is already the beginning of it. Can preeclampsia start this early? Why is my condition diagnosed as chronic hypertension? Will my BP continue to rise as my pregnancy progresses?
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Q:Do you have these in stores, or do I need to buy it online? And only online?Asked on 7/21/2015 by I don't have one.. from Belleville, MI
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A:Everything you see online, will also be sold in stores. Unless that specific store is out of stock.Answered on 7/22/2015 by Anonymous
Q:Should I was my face before, or after? Can I use this after a face mask?Asked on 7/15/2015 by Kristin ~ dancer from Port Huron, MI
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A:Wash your face before, pop in your toner tab, then a face mask, and then moisturize! :)Answered on 7/15/2015 by Anonymous
Q:Is this product safe to use if I have a sunburn on my face? Will it help it heal or make it worse?Asked on 6/16/2015 by Brianna from San Diego
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A:I wouldn't recommend it on any sensitive skin, although it won't damage it at all. Be careful with hot steam around already sensitive burns.Answered on 6/16/2015 by Alexander from Lush Direct
Q:How long should you wait? Just until the steam dies off?Asked on 3/8/2015 by Maddie from Maine
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A:Once the tab has finished fizzing! You can then continue with the rest of your skin care regime.Answered on 3/21/2015 by Kels from LUSH Direct
Q:How often do you use these ? once a week ? daily ?Asked on 7/8/2014 by Lushhead from Ny
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A:You can really use them as often as you like, however, since you are steaming your face and opening up the pores, you might want to start with a few times per week and increase if needed. Remember, you can transfer the water into a spray bottle and store it in the fridge for use as a spray toner for up to three days as well!Answered on 9/25/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I would use them about every two weeks! It really left my skin feeling freshI liked them so much I also bought the tea tree toner!! Highly recommend it I use that every other day! Hope you find this helpful
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A:I would say that using this 1-2 times a week would be suffice seeing that
it left my skin feeling rejuvenated for a few days after I used it, and you
can save the left over water in a spray bottle and use it as a toner for up
to three days.Answered on 7/8/2014 by Anonymous
A:You can use as much as you want...I suggest once a week though. I use mine about once a week, and follow with one of the fresh face masks! Feels awesome!
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A:I used these about once per week – I broke the tab in half and dropped it in a bowl of hot water, then I put a towel over my head and leaned over the bowl, creating a steam. I have combination skin, so I only used 1/2 a tab once per week, but since there is tea tree in it, you might use it more often or the whole tab if you have oily skin.Answered on 7/8/2014 by Anonymous
Q:I normally have semi-sensative skin, but every once in a while sensitive skin products don't seem to do well enough with cleaning my skin.
Would this work well as a every once in a while deep cleaning toner?Asked on 2/12/2014 by Ari from Charlotte, NC
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A:Everybody's skin is different, but I believe because this is a steam rather than spraying the toner directly onto the skin, it may work very well for more sensitive skin. Our Dream steam would be a great product to try as well!Answered on 3/6/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
A:I have sensitive skin. What works for me is the Mask of magnaminty and then the tea tree toner to get my skin refreshed like once a month. It really gives it a lift.Answered on 2/12/2014 by Anonymous
Q:How many tabs come when you buy 1.Asked on 12/3/2013 by Nessy
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A:There is only one tab with each Tea Tree Toner Tab! I hope this helps!Answered on 12/8/2013 by Anonymous
Q:Is it ok to use the toner water after the Specified 2 days...Asked on 9/17/2013 by Ej
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A:We don't recommend keeping or using the water after 2 days, as liquids require some form of preservation to prevent the growth of bacteria. Since our toner tabs do not contain any preservatives, it's best to use as much of the toner as you can within 2 days and then discard the rest.Answered on 9/19/2013 by Brandy from LUSH
Q:Do the toner tabs have use by date or expiry date?Asked on 8/8/2013 by sradha from Australia
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A:The toner tabs have a 14 month lifespan, so their expiration information would be available on the face sticker on the box and should be 14 months after their creation date.Answered on 8/14/2013 by Anonymous
Q:Do I need to cut it in half? And how much water should I use?Asked on 5/29/2013 by Mads
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A:The toner tabs are designed to be used for one steam so you do not have to cut it in half. It is best to fill a medium-size bowl with water, the amount just depends on the intensity that you are looking for!Answered on 9/27/2013 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I don't think you NEED to cut it in half. A lot of people who reviewed this said they preferred to cut it in half because of the scent and the intensity while steaming. I didn't cut mine in half and really loved the smell; I found it really relaxing and mild.
I used a medium-sized mixing bowl with about six or seven cups of hot water, just from the tap. I found that the hottest setting on my bathroom sink provided enough steam for about three to four minutes.
Hope that helps!Answered on 7/11/2013 by Jojo from Seattle
Q:Should you wash your face before or after using the toner tab? And can this replace your toner the day/night you use it?Asked on 8/6/2012 by Lee the Lush Lover
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A:I'd advise you to use our toner tabs with bare skin (i.e. after cleansing). This way they are likely to better penetrate your pores. It can certainly replace your toner for that day.Answered on 10/31/2012 by Anonymous
Q:I myself have never tried a lush product, but have heard lots about them online. I have a huge acne problem on my T-Zone and was wondering if this would help vanish acne.Asked on 1/12/2012 by TBISME from Colorado
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A:This toner tab can absolutely help! Tea tree oil is antibacterial and antifungal, which means that it helps keep the skin clean, and prevents blemishes from forming, and aloe helps to soothe the skin and calm irritation and redness. The toner tab is just one step in a skin care routine, though. Give our customer care team a call at 1-888-733-5874 for a detailed skin care consultation!Answered on 1/31/2012 by Laura from LUSH
A:It didn't do a ton for me, but by no means should you let that turn you off of Lush. They make miracle products. I'd try one of their soaps, or possibly get the bottled toner. It might be a touch expensive but Lush is quality stuff and you get what you pay for.Answered on 4/8/2012 by Azurielm from Newark, DE


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Poll: Sugar in Tomato Sauce, Way or No Way?
Is that a hardworking teaspoon of sugar just mindin' it's own business OR is it the shot heard 'round the world? If you frequent Slice, you may have spotted the recent re-emergence of a longstanding debate regarding Kenji's New York style pizza sauce. The recipe calls for a modest addition of sugar, and a whole lot of folks are just not having it. So, we want to know. Is that (biggish) pinch of sugar no big deal or utter, heinous blasphemy? More


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Axelrod to Weiner: 'Go away'
Anthony Weiner needs to "go away" and will not be the next mayor of New York City, Democratic strategist David Axelrod said Sunday.
Voters don't need to hear any more from Weiner over his explicit, online relationships with women, said President Barack Obama's longtime political counselor.
"At this point it's absurd. He is not going to be the next mayor of New York. He is wasting time and space," Axelrod said on NBC's "Meet the Press."
The former Democratic congressman from New York, now running for New York City mayor, was plunged back in scandal last week over revelations that he continued sending inappropriate messages online after leaving Congress. Axelrod said enough is enough.
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While this sounds food there are a couple of hurdles for me before I would buy:
It has to be a set top box - I already have a nice 60" LCD and a great projector. I'm not going to toss those out for a one size (or smaller TV) and pay twice as much for it.
It has to record over the air TV (ie a whole home DVR) - right now I use windows 7 feeding two XBoxes that boot straight to windows media center and I love them. Can play back all the recorded TV, all my ripped movies, and all my music and play my photos in a slideshow - which brings me to my last request:
Needs a new UI - I tried the new apple tv and sent it back after just a few days. The interface is ugly and incredibly less functional than windows media center. I was very surprised as I like my iPad. But the apple TV was a joke.
So for now, XBox for me - especially if they put a blu-ray drive in the next version so I can get rid of my PS3!
Apple supposedly met with Valve to talk about motion, voice and touch-capable TV [Updated]
UPDATE: Never happened, according to Valve.
We actually, we all sent mail to each other, going, "Who's Tim Cook meeting with? Is he meeting with you? I'm not meeting with Tim Cook." So we're... it's one of those rumors that was stated so factually that we were actually confused.
No one here was meeting with Tim Cook or with anybody at Apple that day. I wish we were! We have a long list of things we'd love to see Apple do to support games and gaming better. But no, we didn't meet with Tim Cook. He seems like a smart guy, but I've never actually met him.
Last week Tim Cook visited Valve, one of the biggest influencers in PC gaming, to talk about a work-in-progress TV set Apple is working on, according to anonymous sources. Supposedly the TV will be ready for games, complete with Kinect-style motion recognition, touch input through a custom remote control, and support Siri-esque voice input. Obviously, the gaming opportunities for such a mythical piece of hardware are significant, especially if it's able to tap into the huge library of iOS games currently available, but it's unclear how Valve would fit into that picture. Supposedly, this TV set will be available this year, though analysts think that kind of timing is unlikely.
This rumor comes after word that Valve was working on their own console called the Steam Box, after their hugely successful digital distribution platform, but Valve promptly corrected the media by saying they would rather partner with a hardware vendor for that sort of thing. A vendor like Apple? It's hard to say, and I somehow doubt Apple would allow anything but the App Store to sell games on there, but an Apple TV set with gaming powered by Steam would be really, really awesome.
It's worth noting that Valve is perpetually experimenting, including in the realm of wearable computing, but the process is more about gathering valuable information than it is about shipping a product. That said, even if Apple was talking to Valve about a TV doesn't mean they would be directly involved. Steam started supporting Mac about two years ago, and it seems more likely that Cook's visit was about how that relationship is evolving, rather than some high-profile hardware partnership.
In any case, it's interesting to hear about the potential capabilities of a game-ready Apple TV. Could you guys replace your Xbox 360 with an Apple TV that plays games originally optimized for the new iPad?
Source: Cult of Mac
P.S.: For a good laugh, check out Team Fortress 2's Mac update minisite and comic.
Update: Aaaaand it totally didn't happen, according to Valve CEO Gabe Newell.
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While this sounds food there are a couple of hurdles for me before I would buy:
Phones are an easy sell - people buy a new one every 2 years, and it has a subsidized cost of $200.
Selling a TV - an item that costs upwards of $3000 and is repurchased only every 4-6 years - is way more difficult. It's more of a Mac-style challenge, and Apple is not the market leader in that category, nor could they ever be.
This is an extreme uphill battle.
Simple answer: no.
Longer answer: Until it has fast local storage (Mass Effect 3 by itself > free space on most iPads), a good control scheme (with, yes, physical controllers), and probably some significantly better specs, it could supplement a game console, but not 1:1 replace it.
That is not to say Apple couldn't take a large chunk of the market by coming up with a slightly different take on gaming, just that nothing they have said or done to date suggests they are willing or able to go toe-to-toe with MS or Sony directly to replace a traditional game system.
Maybe a long shot idea, but what is Apple just bypassed a step and bought Valve outright? It would be a pricey deal but the ramifications for the rest of the industry would be incredible. The features they need for an all in one gaming TV with steams massive game library and the app store merged into one force.
Rumours of both LG and Sharp partnering on making the screen high quality at a competitive price. Combining that and the new A5X running in a prototype Apple TV with a gig of ram, it could run most games at a smooth frame rate at a high resolution.
Soooo does that mean the Apple TV would take around 6 years to debut, have upgrades promised that either turn into vaporware or turn in something that leaves you scratching your head and asking "what took so long?" Or would you get promised things and then have it all declared cancelled after waiting a long time?
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Champion headlines, period. That is the logic and it will always make sense. If she was not champion then there would be room to complain. She became UFC champ same as Cruz and Aldo.
The money I don't beleive is an issue as they have a contract for the amount to show up and amount to win. If they have some PPV clause, they still get paid it...so money shouldn't be the issue.


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iPhone 5 gets compared to upcoming BlackBerry 10 L-Series phone
The upcoming BlackBerry L-Series phone and its next-genertaion BlackBerry 10 operating system got caught on video this weekend, and of course that means it was shown off next to the iPhone 5. The video comes by way of Tinhte, who have a history of getting access to pre-release and prototype hardware.
BlackBerry 10 remains a really interesting looking take on a modern mobile computing OS, gesture-centric like the PlayBook OS that preceded it, but molded to better suit the size and needs of a phone. And as to that phone, it's blacked out similar to the iPhone 5 (something BlackBerry's been doing for ages), and angles closer to the Porsche Design BlackBerry Bold.
Overall, it looks hot. Whether it's hot enough, however, to reverse BlackBerry's current misfortunes and beat back Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 to re-solidify them as the number three player in the space remains to be seen. BlackBerry has money, but they don't have much more time. Here's hoping the nail the landing.
BlackBerry should be formally announced the device at the end of the month, and CrackBerry.com will, as always, be all over it.
Source: Tinhte via CrackBerry
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iPhone 5 gets compared to upcoming BlackBerry 10 L-Series phone
The camera seemed to boot up a bit on the slow side. All seemed good until he peeled off the back cover. If that's a selling point then how good is the battery life going to be?
Wow, RIM. The UI is nearly identical. Way to go for moving the battery indicator to the left and the signal strength to the right. Reminds me of Vanilla Ice's interview. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1s0hEi8zhmg&t=100
Too bad they didn't call from the iPhone5 to BB10 so i could send them a iMessage and request more videos
I don't understand how most are so quick to put down BlackBerry. Some act like they invented the Iphone and if anything beats it the world is gonna end. Try and realise you're only a consumer aka.. a statistic as far as Apple is concerned and if a better product comes along you have nothing to lose.. but benefit by moving on. The new BB OS is looking really good and if it gets the job done... I'm 100% behind it.
RIM is getting kicked down the Palm Staircase of Doom (tm).
Exactly the same end-of-life trajectory: too little, too late.
It takes much more than just hardware (trivial) plus an OS (medium-hard) to compete in the smartphone world now. It takes a robust content + services infrastructure (ultra-hard) to even survive. Just ask HP about Palm + webOS.
It takes many years to design, build, test, and iterate that content + services infrastructure. And RIM doesn't have many years. I'd guess that 2013 is their last year of survival as an independent corporation.
[Update: RIMM removed from NASDAQ-100 today.]
The problem with Blackberry (RIM) has always been quality control. I owned five Blackberrys, and with the exception of the first, a Curve 8330, every other one had major deficiencies in terms of very basic functions. On the other hand, my Droids and, ultimately, my iPhone were faultless. I would never own another RIM product for this reason.
I just reserved one from Rogers. I bought the iPhone 5 outright it's going to be up on Kijiji the day of BlackBerry 10 launch. I can't wait to get my BB10 phone. Fresh new OS, gesture based UI, real-time multi-tasking, and more. I can't wait. BBM back up and running. BTW BBM is alot better than this iMessage crap. BBM is an actual social network.
The blackberry looks incredibly cheap compared to the iPhone 5
Why does it look cheap?
The iphone is white, so things pop a bit more, other than that they look quite similar.
I was unsure about what RIM was doing at first but as I have seen more about BB10 over the past few months I am now more convinced.
The new BlackBerrys will have full multitasking, a combined inbox, live icons, the ability to completely separate work and personal functions and full on screen gestures.
I think that in 2013, with it's static icons and physical Home button, the iPhone will be starting to look like yesterday's phone.
The more and more they show it looks great. Even if you don't like Blackberry what they are doing is going to make the competition work harder. They have more pics on crackberry of BB10. http://crackberry.com/new-blackberry-10-ui-images-show-twitter-facebook-...
well i feel iOS is now startin to old look.. windows n blackberry have gone through some rough time n now comin up wid new OS.. but will it match to iOS n android? will to be have to seen in the future. but at the moment sellin points of any cell phones r.. Good OS, Large number of app collection, camera, looks, external memory, etc.. i have seen BB10 video's on utube.. till now i m impressed wid it.. the only thing it will lack is apps.
Looks no different then iOS or Android. Seems only Windows Phone has any creativity with the UI.
10 reasons why BlackBerry 10 is better than iOS 6
Had a tough time understanding that dude with the thick accent.
Anyhow, I am sure BB 10 will sell by the tens of tens.
Dollar short, many days late clowns over at RIM.
OK Yorkie......you put your money in RIM, and I will keep mine with Apple. We'll see how things shake out.
BTW. That growth you point to in RIM stock, if you purchased it a year ago you are effed. Last three years.....down 79%. And with all of the "hype" ( I use that word loosely ) they are still down YTD.
How is that iPad killer the Playbook working for you? Yep, I thought so.
Being a Canadian company, I'll take the puck bag I use for hockey with my kids over stock that will soon be worthless.
My PlayBook is doing fine. My only gripe is that the browser could be better, but it will be getting a new browser, along with the BB10 upgrade in 2013. This new browser has already been proven to be faster than Apple's.
The PlayBook has full multi-tasking, I've actually seen someone on the iMore forum defending the reasons why the iPad can only cope with one task at a time. I can open and close apps with just a flick of the finger on the screen, there is no outdated home button. It links directly to my BB phone for emails, contacts, appointments etc. and it can be fully controlled from my phone via Bluetooth. Can you do that with an iPhone?
I don't think that you will be left out of any of these technologies, as I am convinced that Apple WILL adopt some in the future.
Meh. The phone looks like any Android phone and the icons/ui are just plain ugly. It looks like RIM is trying to "borrow" UI and gestures from Apple and Google and mangle them into something SLIGHTLY different. I don't think it will sell to anyone who isn't already drinking the RIM Kool-aid.
Why would anyone switch to BB from the iPhone or any decent Android phone? What does it offer that they don't? Nothing.
Except maybe crappier (and far less) apps and frequent battery pulls. Oh wait....those aren't selling points...
The most useful part of this video came at 3:53 showing you how to remove the battery, because if you have ever owned a BlackBerry before you know that is at least a daily task.
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here we have a blackberry L-series running blackberry 10 operating system. This looks like the final prototype and does not look like the Dev version of the device like the Dev-A or Dev-B.
0:25 Here we have the Dev-B (shows Dev-B Phone); you can see the dev-B is in a different shell for blackberry to hide the final product detail.
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The back is rubberized and in the back has a NFC chip which can send NFC info.
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"If a man with no arms and a man with no legs started learning karate, the same light bulb would appear over every head in Japan. Thats right: Glue them together and see if it can kill a panda."
the whole hype for the koscheck fight was "the best striker in the division against the best wrestler outside of gsp classic striker versus wrestling match up blah blah blah".
i dont know what you mean by a "reputable source". do you want a scholarly analysis of welter weight strikers in 2011? go read message boards, editorials and all that jazz there were plenty calling him the best. it was a topic of debate as to whether he or alves was the best striker but more people thought it was daley.
just because in hindsight you dont agree, doesnt mean that nobody ever said that. your logic is off here.
I never thought Daley was even close to being the best striker at WW, never mind in all of MMA. I'd have put him behind Penn, Georges, Alves, and maybe a few other guys in 2011. I wouldn't read too much into shit zuffa craps out to hype a fight--they said that lesnar vs. Couture was the greatest HW match in MMA just a couple years before that. Yes, it was a classic grappler vs. striker matchup...but for that matter, I don't know that I'd say Kos was the best grappler outside of GSP.
But I still wouldn't call Diaz mediocre.
When I think of mediocre fighters, I think of a guy that excels in only one dimension, or a guy with terribly glaring weaknesses. Other than the snakes in his head, I don't think Diaz has a glaring weakness, and he's pretty well rounded. He could drop back into the WW division in 2014 and be a strong favorite to beat more than half of zuffa's top 10.
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I did a search no articles of Daley being mentioned as the best striker in MMA at all other then the ones where he makes such claims himself.
There is no hindsight... I keep saying this and not sure if you are just ignoring it or refusing to acknowledge it cause it runs counter to your point. At the time of the Diaz/Daley fight I would have rated Nick as being a better striker. So a win over Daley is not as impressive to me as it is to you.
Either way you are using a fight that Diaz was heavily favoured to win in as an example of him being better then mediocre
That's a good one, same with Grispi and Terry Martin.
"If a man with no arms and a man with no legs started learning karate, the same light bulb would appear over every head in Japan. Thats right: Glue them together and see if it can kill a panda."
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Last Sunday we had a family party (24 of us) for my granddaughter Mariah's 13th birthday. Because Mariah loves coffee flavor, I made two 9 x 13-inch Chocolate Mudpie Cakes with Coffee/Coconut/Pecan Icing (except that I used almonds instead of pecans, which I was short of). To go with it, I made a double batch of the following ice cream. There were only a few vegans there, but everyone loved this rich-tasting treat, and we had no leftovers to bring home (which is a good thing, since we are weight-watching!).
Some notes on the development of this recipe: I've been playing with my gelato recipe from my book "Nonna's Italian Kitchen". I wanted to make it richer-tasting, easier to make, and with more servings. One of the things I did was to use Instant Clearjel® instead of the cooked tapioca flour mixture that I used to generally use (tapioca thickens the mixture instead of eggs, and it has better mouth feel than cornstarch). This eliminates cooking the starch mixture, which means the whole thing takes less time and it doesn't take so long to chill the gelato mixture before freezing. Instant Clearjel® is a modified corn starch, which simply means that it is precooked, used to thicken recipes (see Cooking Tips below recipe). And the vegan ice cream made with it does not crystallize, or get rock-hard. It's creamy, and has no starchy mouth feel.
I plan to experiment with more vegan ice creams, gelati and sorbets over the summer, so stay tuned. I hope you enjoy this one, which is a variation of "Butter Pecan".
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Due to the addition of the melted buttery spread (essential for the flavor of this recipe) and the nuts, this is little richer than most of my ice cream recipes.
NOTES: The Instant Clearjel® (or xanthan gum) in the recipe makes the ice cream very creamy and prevents it from getting rock-hard in the freezer.
1 tablespoon palm oil-free vegan buttery spread (such as my homemade Buttah)
For clump-free, smooth results: "...it is best when first combined with dry ingredients, before adding liquid. It will begin to swell or thicken as soon as it is added to water, milk or juices; it will impart a smooth, short texture when fully hydrated, reaching its full thickness within 5-10 minutes (without requiring any cooking). Instant Clearjel® can be used in cooking as well. The viscosity will increase slightly upon heating. It has excellent heat and acid resistance and can be used in acid containing foods and in those applications where heating is required. It has good cold temperature storage stability, making it particularly well suited for refrigerated and frozen foods."
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5 comments:
- Mattheworbit said...
You're always so innovative!
We've just bought an icecream maker, and I've begun experimenting with xanthan gum - so I really look forward to trying this. Thanks for the tips.
- Wed Aug 01, 07:01:00 PM PDT
- Heather McCann said...
Wow this looks SO good! Thanks so much for sharing! Mmmmmmmm!
- Thu Aug 02, 08:46:00 PM PDT
Hi Bryanna,
I was able to purchase a small amount of clearjel from Galloways in New Westminster, B.C. I think they also have an online site to order from.
Love your site; have many of your cookbooks; and whenever I need answers to anything cooking related, you're the one I turn to.
Best regards,
- Sat Aug 04, 01:31:00 PM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Thanks, Gail I couldn't find it on their website-- do you have a link?
- Sat Aug 04, 02:08:00 PM PDT
There are two sites. I usually go to gallowaysnewwest.com - the store.
Apparently galloway's was originally owned by two brothers from Uganda, who decided to separate the businesses. So same family, but different business. I don't know if one can order online from the New West store. Am afraid I assumed the two stores would carry much the same product. Perhaps a direct email would clarify things. I've always found the New West store owner to be very helpful.
Hope that helps........Gail
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It seems every time I turn around I'm hearing something about this trilogy of books by E L James. I didn't think they sounded like my cup of tea, but they seem to be so popular right now.
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FIFTY SHADES OF GREY: When college student Anastasia Steele goes to interview young entrepreneur Christian Grey, she encounters a man who is beautiful, brilliant, and intimidating. The unworldly Ana realizes she wants this man, and Grey admits he wants her, toobut on his own terms. When the couple embarks on a daring, passionately physical affair, Ana discovers Christians secrets and explores her own desires.
FIFTY SHADES DARKER: Daunted by Christians dark secrets and singular tastes, Ana has broken off their relationship to start a new career. But desire for Christian still dominates her every waking thought. They rekindle their searing sensual affair, and while Christian wrestles with his inner demons, Ana is forced to make the most important decision of her life.
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It's been a hectic week around here between the post-IACP conference catching up and the follow-up emails and the post-away-from-home time spent with my little family; I've been in a whirlwind. The Plated Stories Workshop inches closer and I am busy at work finalizing my new program and work sessions and looking for the next great workshop location. Marty, as many of you who follow me on Facebook know, has been sick and is now as I write in the hospital as they try and figure out what is wrong. A Martyless house is no home. Two good things have happened this week that I would like to share with you.
The first is that my profile of Florida and sustainable lifestyle guru (for lack of a better term) James Smith, Green Horizons: A Venture into Slow Living, has been published in the gorgeous online magazine deliberateLIFE, a magazine dedicated to living – eating, cooking, traveling, gardening, shopping, etc – a deliberate, thoughtful, sustainable life (available for ipad or iphone). And James truly embodies that lifestyle. I hope to interview him upon his return from a 6-month green sailing voyage through the Bahamas he is setting out on with his brother, Jake.
The second is that Plated Stories is a finalist for a Saveur Best Food Blog Award for Best Writing. Who would have thought that a blog created just one year ago, an idea, a creative collaboration that Ilva and I came up with in the San Francisco Airport while waiting for our respective flights, would garner such attention? As I wrote about earlier, I was never the child to expect this kind of thing. It was always my sister and brother covered in prize ribbons, merit badges, voted into positions of leadership. But there you go… and Ilva and I couldn't be happier or prouder that our collaboration and our concept of merging photographs and words, images and stories, to create a single composition, has had such success. (If you haven't yet discovered Plated Stories do so now!)
But… Plated Stories needs your help if we are to win this prestigious award. You see, it is by vote. And we hope that we can count on yours. The competition is tough, the finalists are each so very talented (and many are friends!), so it is important for us that you vote. This will only take a few seconds… simply click over to the Saveur.com website and the Best Food Blog Award page and register if you aren't already. Quick and easy! Then scroll down the page (voting for your favorite in each category, of course) and when you get to the category Best Writing, hover of Plated Stories and click to vote! You have until April 9 to vote!
I also wanted to share that the registration deadline for the Plated Stories Workshop will be quickly upon us. The PS Workshop is for writers, photographers and food bloggers who want to hone their writing & photo skills as well as understand and see how the two can work together and, combined, compose a more interesting and powerful story. It is for anyone who is looking for new inspiration and new energy. It is for anyone who wants to spend a memorable, incomparable ten days in stunning Tuscany, Italy in gorgeous, inspiring surroundings with an amazingly talented group of writers and photographers. For more information you can look HERE or HERE… and any questions please email Ilva and I or Linda of Tuscan Muse at platedstories AT gmail DOT com.
Passover is quickly here and after last year's successful Lemon Almond Sponge Cake, I plan on doodling with the recipe to turn it into a Chocolate Almond Sponge, perfect for Passover, a gluten-free diet or really just anyone, anywhere, any day. And this week, husband threw together a marvelous and flavorful Couscous Tfaya, golden semolina couscous grains topped with a sweet and savory caramelized onion, raisin and spiced topping which I share with you now. Don't forget, he cooks au pif, by instinct, not precise measurements, so play around with the recipe… but it is definitely worth trying.
COUSCOUS TFAYA with CARAMELIZED ONIONS, RAISINS & SPICES
This is a delicious vegetarian lunch, a specialty of Morocco, eaten as is, served over couscous grains but is also fabulous served alongside grilled meat – lamb, beef or chicken – or hardboiled eggs (for a lighter and vegetarian meal). The Tfaya can even be prepared with the meat cooked along with the onions and raisins as part of the dish itself. The bit of cornstarch can be omitted, but it does thicken the sauce ever so slightly so it clings better to the onions and the couscous. If adding cornstarch, the sauce will get even thicker when cool, so if there are leftovers simply add about a quarter cup or so of water then gently reheat, stirring until hot through, adding water or letting water steam away as needed until desired consistency.
For 2 – 4 people
2 onions
½ cup raisins
Ras al Hanout *
Ground cinnamon
½ tsp cornstarch/Maizena
Salt and pepper
Small vegetable bouillon cube or ½ a large cube
* Read about ras al hanout here
Peel and trim the onions and cut in half or half and then half again. Slice the onions rather thickly, about ¼ inch (1/2 cm). Heat a combination of margarine and olive oil, about a tablespoon of each, until sizzling; add the onions, lower the heat and cook slowly, over a medium-low flame, until the onions are very soft and tender, transparent and golden brown around the edges. Add the raisins, about a teaspoon of ras al hanout, a pinch of ground cinnamon, salt (less if using salty bouillon cubes) and pepper and enough water, maybe half a cup, to cover the onions. Add the bouillon cube and stir to dissolve into the liquid. Dissolve the cornstarch into a bit more water and add to the pan. Allow to cook over low heat, stirring, until the sauce reduces and thickens slightly, the raisins plump and the onions become meltingly tender without dissolving. Taste and adjust seasonings as desired.
Serve hot over couscous grains. This can be served alongside hardboiled eggs or grilled meats, especially lamb or chicken.


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The Piedmont Technical College merit list recognizes students who are attending part time and have earned a term GPA of 3.75 or better.
Merit list students include Harley N. Fincher of Aiken, Theodore G. Sawyer of North Augusta and Amber L. Fulmer of Wagener.
PTC announces fall 2012 merit list
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Friday, August 15, 2014
Before they invented drawing boards, what did they go back to? George Carlin
Things seem to be humming along smoothly this summer in Georgetown. So far there have been no major problems. Keep your fingers crossed.
The County and City building departments report a surge in building permits. County Building Official Robert Cox told me the other day that they issued 12 permits for new residences in one day. There seems to be a boom in construction in the community.
The City Hall drainage system worked well in the recent heavy rains. One of the problems that has been revealed by the project is the inadequacy of the drains around the project area.
Where the project was constructed, the water drains quickly. However, down the streets where no improvements were made, the drain openings are too few and far between so those areas still dont drain properly.
This was not very noticeable before because the flooding around city hall was so bad. Staff is discussing this with DOT to see what can be done.
The city branding project is underway. This is not about a tagline or slogan, like The Hammock Coast or Its just a bridge, get over it! What do you think of when someone mentions Coca-cola, or Harley-Davidson, or New York City?
A brand is a promise to consumers. What do people expect when they come to Georgetown? That is what we are identifying so that we can build on it.
What do you think Georgetowns brand is?
The Rainey Park fountain saga continues. A large water leak has been detected in the system which has to be repaired. The new contractor is having to address issues at another job which has also caused delay. Maybe it will be fixed in time for prom next spring.
The city is going to put up kiosks at the various bus stops around town. These are being donated by Waccamaw Regional and will provide shelter and seating for riders of the COAST bus system.
We dont see things as they are, we see them as we are. Anais Nin
In a recent letter to the editor in The Times, the writer states that Most cities and towns in South Carolina have adopted [the Council-manager form of city government].
However, according to the Municipal Association of South Carolina, out of the 270 municipalities in S.C., 145 have the strong mayor form and only 32 have the council-manager form.
It always amazes me when someone goes to so much trouble to write a letter or other document but fails to do basic fact checking.
We are again upgrading the Citys website. The upgrades will focus on business development.
There was a major leak in a sewer line on Hawkins Street Tuesday. City crews worked through the night to repair it. Our public works crews do the dirtiest jobs and get the least credit. Thank you, guys, for your dedication and hard work.
Repairs and upgrades will be made to the day docks off the Harborwalk at Lafayette and Marion Parks next week.
We have gotten many dilapidated structures repaired or removed around the City. However, there still are too many. Some are tied up in estates, are heirs property, or are owned by people who simply dont care.
We are going to make another push to get rid of these eye sores.
Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society. Mark Twain
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Cheaper, more efficient solar technology. State and federal tax breaks. Climbing electrical rates.
If you go
What: The Charleston Area League of Women Voters is holding a wind and solar energy forum.When: 6-8 p.m. April 10.Where: North Charleston City Hall, 2500 City Hall Lane.Price: The event is free and open to the public.More info: Panelists include: Dr. Nikolaos Rigas, senior scientist and director, Clemson University Wind Turbine Testing Facility; Hamilton Davis, energy and climate director, Coastal Conservation League; Robert E. Long, general manager of resource planning, SCANA; and Thomas J. French, executive director, SC Clean Energy Business Alliance.
The three should combine to make for a perfectly sunny day in South Carolina for those interested in installing new solar panels on their home, business or office building.
The electricity generated from solar power, plus tax savings, can make the panels pay for themselves in seven years or less. And South Carolina's climate makes it one of the better states for solar power.
So why does it currently rank near the bottom?
It's a complicated story, but the prime holdup is a question of how solar's rise would affect utilities that, even with a solar boom, still would provide the vast majority of the state's electricity.
Several state lawmakers are working on a solution to make it much easier for residents and other property owners to get in on the action, but the clock is ticking.
Grant Reeves, vice president with The InterTech Group in North Charleston, noted the federal tax credit for solar is good only through 2016.
"If we don't do it in the next few years, we'll miss our window of opportunity in South Carolina," he said, "and we won't make it up."
Affordable solar
As Reeves surveys the outside of InterTech's buildings off East Montague Avenue in North Charleston, he eyes a large array of solar panels the company installed last December.
Reeves said Department of Energy statistics show that North Charleston accounts for about two thirds of all solar power currently being generated in the state — largely because of the massive solar array on the roof of Boeing's assembly plant.
Those companies could afford to finance their own solar projects. It's often more difficult for homeowners and others who don't have thousands of dollars on hand to pay for them up front.
InterTech and other companies see a business opportunity for helping property owners finance solar power, a practice not currently permitted under state law.
State Sen. Paul Campbell, R-Goose Creek, is one of many cosponsors of a bill that would change that.
"It's a good bill. It would allow people to do this stuff who probably couldn't afford it anyway," he said.
Reeves has made several trips to Columbia to urge its passage. "What this bill does, by allowing a leasing program, is that anybody who pays a power bill can afford solar on their roof. That is what's so powerful about this."
The money that homeowners save on their power bill would go toward paying for their solar panels.
At some point, the savings would just go directly into their pockets.
Legislative hurdles
Despite such rosy financial scenarios and the prospects of many new jobs that could be created along the way, the bill may not pass this year — largely because utilities remain wary.
Eric Boomhower, public affairs manager for SCANA Corp., said the state's Regulation of Public Utilities Review Committee has asked its Energy Advisory Council to study the solar panel leasing issue.
"We continue to believe it would be prudent to ensure that our state's lawmakers thoroughly understand the implications that any proposed legislation might have for the electric system that all South Carolina residents and businesses rely on," he said.
Some consider that review a delaying tactic, but some lawmakers, such as state Rep. James Smith, D-Columbia, said utilities have a legitimate concern.
"I think the utilities are correct in saying it's a significant change in the way we've done business and provide power in the state," he said. "We need to be careful and deliberate."
Very few homeowners would be expected to draw all their power from solar panels, so the question is: How do they pay toward the upkeep of the grid that they still need?
Also, Smith said writing new rules for solar should be done in a way that doesn't hurt the state's economic development prospects.
"We encourage businesses to come here because power is relatively inexpensive," he said. "We need to maintain that competitive status," he said.
It's unclear whether those questions can be cleared up in the next few weeks so the bill can move forward this year.
"Nothing is as simple as it ought to be," Campbell said.
Ray of hope
Experts agree solar power is never going to be a huge player here. The bills would cap solar power at 2 percent of all power generated here.
Meanwhile, its advocates — and those interested in other renewable energy sources — are trying to spread the word.
On April 10, the League of Women Voters will hold a forum in North Charleston. Several experts, from both the utility side and renewable side, will discuss why South Carolina lags behind and what can be done.
Anne Fortson of the league said the event grew out of growing interest in wind and solar energy.
"We understand it's a somewhat controversial subject," she said. "The tension, I think, is really among the utilities at this point who kind of have a monopoly. That's really the main issue."
As more people understand the potential for solar power, the more pressure ultimately will be put on lawmakers to rewrite the rules.
"We are behind North Carolina and Georgia — and way behind California," Fortson added. "We have to get on the bandwagon."
Reach Robert Behre at 937-5771.
Grant Reeves, with InterTech, explains that the newer solar panels (Front) are easier to install on homes, churches and office buildings, they also are more efficient than the solar panels (Back) that the company installed three years ago. (Brad Nettles/postandcourier.com) 3/28/13×
Grant Reeves, with InterTech, explains that the newer solar panels (Front) are easier to install on homes, churches and office buildings, they also are more efficient than the solar panels (Back) that the company installed three years ago. (Brad Nettles/postandcourier.com) 3/28/13×
InterTech installed new solar panels on their building that are easier to install on homes, churches and office buildings. (Brad Nettles/postandcourier.com) 3/28/13×
InterTech Vice President Grant Reeves explains the difference between the company's newer solar panels (front) and ones installed three years ago.×
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During a media conference call ahead of this weekend's UFC 172: Jones vs. Teixeira, UFC light heavyweight Jon Jones said said he was no longer entertaining the idea of a superfight with UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez.
Jones had previously described a move to heavyweight as being inevitable, citing 2014 as the year.
"I have no interest at this point," said Jones as transcribed by Bleacher Report. "Theres a lot of talent to test myself against."
That talent includes Teixeira, Alexander Gustafsson who fights the winner Saturday, Olympian Daniel Cormier, and Phil Davis.
"People are interested in rematch [with Gustafsson]," said Jones. "Phil Davis said hes going to crumble me like a cookie. Theres a lot of challenges, and Im ready to meet them."


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The sign of Capricorn begins at the winter solstice, the darkest time of the year. Capricorn understands the importance of the annual cycles and, as ruler of the coldest, darkest time of the year, is well aware of the necessity for stripping things back to their bare bones, cutting down and pruning, in order that they can grow stronger in the next season. Capricorn is the most mature of the earth signs and, as a cardinal earth sign, is goal oriented, ambitious and effective, with a strong sense of discipline and structure and the ability to plan ahead and wait for the right moment. Self-sufficient, and hardy, the mountain goat is an excellent symbol for this sign.
For Capricorn, time is the yardstick by which everything is measured. There is an ability to prepare, and to plan strategically, to accept responsibility and an ability to wait patiently for the fruit which will be the result of one's labours, with the knowledge that we will only reap what we have previously sown. For Capricorn, nothing is given for nothing and all things come to those that wait. Capricorn rules the body's structure and boundaries, the bones, skeleton and skin, as well as the knees, which are an interesting symbol of our flexibility and of our ability to 'bend the knee' to a higher authority. Deeply conservative, ambitious and cautious, this Saturn-ruled sign has the determination and patience to take the hard and lonely road to the top, knowing that what it achieves has been hard won and truly deserved and can never be taken away.
The challenge for Capricorn is to integrate the determination and strength of the Saturn ruler and Mars exaltation with the gentle 'husbandry' of the opposite sign of Cancer and the caring nature of the Moon, in the knowledge that self-discipline and patience will eventually bring things to their fruition. The positive integration of Jupiter in the sign of Capricorn indicates that, as in the case of many spiritual disciplines such as Tibetan Buddhism, for example, hard work and self-discipline are well recognised paths of faith and dedication to a higher wisdom. Joy and satisfaction for Capricorn comes from knowing that they have conquered all obstacles and achieved their goals in spite of everything, and without having to depend on anything or anybody else.
Planets in Capricorn
David has the Moon in Capricorn, which is traditionally in its detriment here. With strong emotional (Moon) defences (Capricorn), Moon in Capricorn is self-sufficient (Capricorn) and may also need plenty of solitude (Capricorn). People with this placement are often more comfortable looking after others than being looked after themselves. It can describe a traditional (Capricorn) family (Moon), an older or professional (Capricorn) mother (Moon). Certainly this sign is not emotionally effusive or indulgent, and the early experience of mothering will reinforce this. There is often a preference for cold, dry food (Moon) which will be eaten slowly (Capricorn).
Audience: I have Venus in Capricorn.
Clare: Venus describes what we value, so I would suggest that you are likely to value (Venus) solitude (Capricorn), your social status and career (Capricorn), and perhaps your relationships (Venus) are chosen carefully (Capricorn). Venus in Capricorn values tradition and history and good quality - anything which has stood the test of time. These are the things which are likely to make you feel happy.
"Mapping the Psyche"First published 2005 by the CPA Press, BCM Box 1815, London WC1N 3XX, United Kingdom, www.cpalondon.com.
Copyright ©2005 by Clare Martin.
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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Tiffany Danielle Buckelew of Cartersville, Ga. and Collin D. Wright of Summerville are engaged to be married on Aug. 17 at Patriots Point Links in Mt. Pleasant.
The bride is the daughter of Dennis Buckelew of Cullman, Ala. and Jackie Owens Elliott of Cartersville, Ga. now married to Shawn Elliot. She is the granddaughter of Charlotte Owens of Cartersville, Ga. as well as Geraldine Buckelew of Cullman, Ala. and the late Buck Buckelew.
The bridegroom is the son of Marjorie Wright of Summerville and the late John A. Wright. He is the grandson of Dallas and Millie Koon of Crestview, Fla. and Richard and Linda Davis of Elkins, W.V.
The bride is a 2008 graduate of Woodland High School in Cartersville, Ga. and a 2012 graduate of Clemson University. She is employed by Deloitte of Charlotte, N.C.
The bridegroom is a 2008 graduate of Pinewood Preparatory and a 2012 graduate of Clemson University. He is employed by Rowan County Family Medicine of Salisbury, N.C.
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The Chicago Wolves have named defenseman Nolan Baumgartner team captain for the 2011-12 season.
The 35-year-old blueliner becomes the eighth player in franchise history to don the "C" after Steve Maltais (1994-96 and 1997-2005), Troy Murray (1996-97), Kevin Dahl (2000-01), Derek MacKenzie (2005-06), Darren Haydar (2007-08), Jamie Rivers (2008-09) and Jason Krog (2009-11).
Forwards Darren Haydar and Kevin Doell have been named alternate captains for the season.
"Nolan has so much experience and is such a professional in every aspect," said Wolves Head Coach Craig MacTavish. "He has been a leader everywhere he has been and I feel confident he can lead this group."
BAUMGARTNER is in his first season with the Wolves and 16th professional season overall. He has posted 40 assists, 47 points and 67 penalty minutes in 143 career National Hockey League outings with the Washington Capitals, Chicago Blackhawks, Vancouver Canucks, Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers and Dallas Stars.
The Calgary native also has tallied 81 goals, 287 assists, 368 points and 784 penalty minutes in 818 career American Hockey League contests with the Portland Pirates, Norfolk Admirals, Manitoba Moose, Philadelphia Phantoms and Iowa Stars.
The Wolves kick off a three-games-in-three-days set starting at 7:30 p.m. tonight when they host the Rockford IceHogs at the Allstate Arena in an Illinois Lottery Cup matchup.


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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Freddie Freeman went 3-for-4 with two runs scored and two RBI and Brian McCann added a two-run homer, as the Braves pounded the Diamondbacks, 9-1, in the second meeting of a four-game set.
Michael Bourn chipped in with two hits, a steal, a run scored and an RBI for the Braves, who have won four straight and nine of 10, including a 10-2 blowout in the opener of this series.
Brandon Beachy (2-1) continued his strong start to the season, allowing just four hits and one walk in 7 1/3 scoreless frames to earn the win. His ERA stands at 0.47.
"[The offense is] unbelievable, it's a luxury that, I mean, if they continue to hit near this well, we're going to do great things this year," Beachy said.
Arizona's Trevor Cahill (1-1) was tagged for seven runs -- four earned -- on seven hits and two walks over 5 2/3 innings. The Diamondbacks have dropped four in a row, the last three without sluggers Chris Young (shoulder) and Justin Upton (thumb).
"I was feeling pretty comfortable out there, it's just one of those things, like you make a bad pitch here or there, and they have a really good lineup and they're swinging the bats hot, so they'll make you pay every time," Cahill said.
Atlanta led 3-0 thanks to Freeman's RBI double in the third and McCann's two- run shot to right in the fifth -- then erupted for four more runs in the sixth.
Chipper Jones scored the inning's first run on Beachy's squeeze bunt, and Bourn followed with a run-scoring double to left. Beachy raced home on Martin Prado's sacrifice fly, and Freeman brought in Bourn with an opposite-field double into the left-field corner.
Beachy faced one over the minimum before the eighth, then was pulled with two on and one out. The Diamondbacks later loaded the bases, but Chad Durbin struck out A.J. Pollock to keep the hosts off the scoreboard.
The Braves pushed two more across in the ninth on Dan Uggla's RBI single and Jason Heyward's bases-loaded walk.
Aaron Hill scored on Paul Goldschmidt's fielder's choice groundout in the bottom half to spoil Atlanta's shutout bid.
Freeman has gone 10-for-17 with five doubles, three home runs and 12 RBI in his last four games...Beachy has allowed five runs -- only one earned -- over 19 1/3 innings this season...Arizona has lost four straight at home for the first time since September 2010...The Braves have won five straight meetings against the Diamondbacks...Jones went 2-for-5 one day after sitting out because fluid formed in his surgically repaired left knee.


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For parents wanting to monitor additional rooms or children in their house there's the Summer Infant Extra Video Camera. Keep an eye on your child wherever they are!
• Additional camera allows for 2nd room/2nd child monitoring
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• Adjustable camera provides best angle viewing
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