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Dressing for your age can be somewhat tricky – you need to be able to have a good grasp of what works on you best and what doesn't. If you're in your 30's or 40's, you might have noticed that what looked good on you 10 or 20 years ago, does not look as fabulous anymore; this is because as we mature so does our physique change –even if you haven't put on a pound, your body shape may not look the same due to natural causes like gravity and aging. Sure, you can appear to look the same by staying physically fit but you can't dress like your forever 21. There's a fine line between dressing your age and looking young against dressing young and looking your age (if that makes sense to you) and that's the tricky part right there.
If you're one of those women who find it hard to differentiate what type of clothes fit a 20 or 30 year old, here are some useful guidelines to dress your age; let's begin by breaking down age sets:
You are in your 20's – you are most likely to be fresh out of college or at your first job as either an intern or regular; you are young, full of life, and are care-free – there's nothing like being in your 20's – it's the right time to take risks, be bold and be brave to express yourself freely, go against the fashion rules, experiment and have fun with style, vintage up for a totally unique and personal touch, show off your individuality, play with colour and keep your hair and make-up fresh and light as your age, don't take fashion too seriously just yet.
- Put colour into your wardrobe
- Accessorize accordingly
- Mix and match designer and budget or even vintage pieces
- Establish your own personal style
You are in your 30's – You are starting a family and are at the peak of your awesome career. There are two very important things to remember, they are: comfort and confidence. You need to be able to project these two characteristics to match your lifestyle and this can be done through fashion elements. Being in your 30's can be quite a tease, you're neither young nor too old to take things seriously. You need to keep in mind that 10 years is a lot of time and your once perky assets could be changed by the effects of gravity and aging (and this is totally not in your control), learn to accept and embrace your body's changes and keep your style classy and comfortable.
- Invest in a statement piece of jewellery
- The hemline of your skirt shouldn't get higher as your age
- The neckline of your shirt shouldn't get any lower as well
- Dresses are god sent – you can dress them down or dress them up and are terrific to take you from day-to-night events; try on a wrap-around, shift or peplum dresses.
You are in your 40's – You are an established corporate woman with perhaps a family of your own. Big changes have come into your life as you have matured. It's time to bid goodbye to dressing like you're in your 20's and that means no more miniskirts or hems that fall below the knee; you can opt to go for maxi skirts, maxi dresses for casual style and pencil cut skirts for office wear. Accessories are your new fashion staple.
- Invest in a good-looking and great quality pair of shoes – for the office, a chic pair of pointy-toed pumps are very much in trend and versatile pair of ballet flats can be worn with just about anything and are perfect for day walks, trips and travels alike.
- Definitely no to low plunge necklines instead, go for tops with stand-up collars
- Wear light or brightly-coloured tops to draw attention to your face
- If it's a pair of jeans you're looking for, choose darker colours like a navy, dark denim, khaki, or black.
- Remember at this age, forget trendy and establish your signature look instead.
You are in your 50's and above – You are a mature and wise woman, at this point you know yourself better than anyone else does, and you are confident in your body. Think Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep's character in The Devil Wears Prada as one of New York's highly-respected and biggest magazine editors) she projects a confident woman who is sure of herself, she is mature and yet her fashion is never outdated. With that in mind, it's now time to update your wardrobe; the goal is to look polished and well-groomed at all times.
- Invest in pieces that provide comfort with a touch of elegance
- Highlight your best features with a great haircut and colour that compliment your eyes
- Choose classic pieces like a crisp, white button-down shirt
- If you are still active in the office, shift dresses, pencil cut skirts and slacks work best for you.
- For trips and travels, try on kaftan or maxi if you still got the curves to flaunt.
In conclusion, no matter what age you're in, getting back to the basics are always a good way to re-establish your fashion senses. As parting advice, here are some more tips for all age sets:
- Shop for clothes that actually bring out the best in you
- Know what flaws to camouflage and what assets to highlight
- Find and stick to your signature style
- Love yourself as there is no one else like you
- Know what you like and dislike
- Don't ever follow trends and buy anything that's in trend but doesn't look good on you
These are all tips to guide you in deciding what styles work for your age but in the end it all comes down to personal preference. Whatever age you are in, fashion and style can be achieved by the right ways of dressing. You don't need a personal stylist; you just need to be realistic. If it doesn't work for you, drop it and find something else that will. Aging is a beautiful chapter in every person's life, we mature and become wiser so should we make smarter choices in both fashion and life.


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For a rainforest animal like the agouti, life revolves around the tension between food and fear. While foraging for seeds from the black palm tree, the rabbit-sized rodent has to avoid hungry ocelots.
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New research from North Carolina State University shows that iron may play a role in preserving ancient tissues within dinosaur fossils, but also may hide them from detection. The finding could open the door to the recovery of more ancient tissues from within fossils.
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RALEIGH —Some of the worst looking aliens ever filmed travel to Tokyo to warn the blundering humans about a runaway planetoid that will destroy both Earth and the aliens' world. But the fate of both worlds rests in the hands of one human scientist and his formula for a new anti-planetoid weapon.
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A new species of carnivorous dinosaur — one of the three largest ever discovered in North America — lived alongside and competed with small-bodied tyrannosaurs 98 million years ago. This newly discovered species, Siats meekerorum, (pronounced see-atch) was the apex predator of its time, and kept tyrannosaurs from assuming top predator roles for millions of years.
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Join us Friday, November 22 at 10:00am in the Daily Planet Theater for a short presentation from Dr. Lindsay Zanno, who will be announcing the discovery of a new species of carnivorous dinosaur, one of the three largest predators ever found in North America.
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The Service to Community Award is presented annually to the Limestone alumnus who exhibits the ideals of civic responsibilities. This years recipient was Linda S. Woods 07 presented on Saturday, April 26, at Limestone College of Gaffney.
Linda has been the Victim/Witness Advocate and Pretrial Intervention Specialist with the Williamsburg County Solicitors Office for more than 20 years and she is still employed with this agency.
She works closely with the prosecutor, law enforcement, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), State Law Enforcement Division (SLED), South Carolina Attorney General Office (AG) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Linda, PostBaccalaureate/Organizations Degrees, Institution include Certificate of Criminal Justice Information System Security and Awareness State Law Enforcement Division (SLED); Victim Service Provider, Office of Governor, Office of Victim Services Education & Certification (OVSEC).
Her community involvement/organizations (offices held) are Williamsburg Executive Planning Committee, Williamsburg County Grievance Committee, Member of South Carolina Pretrial Intervention Association and a Member of South Carolina Victim Advocate Association.
The awards received by Linda are an Associate in Public Service Criminal Justice Technology, Certificate in Law Enforcement, Plague for Dedicated Service of Office of Solicitor, Certificate of Outstanding Service, Certificate of Perfect Attendance and Certificate of Achievement.
Linda is involved with extracurricular activities that include volunteering with adoptive family gift give-away, active in campaigning with various elections, assisting with victim advocate retreats and interacting with community events. Linda resides in Kingstreeand has three children and one step-son.
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Red Tree Reader is a faithful Google Reader replica. Only a week old, it is aimed at those who want the same old Google Reader look and feel for efficient blog ingestion. http://redtreereader.com
Looking for life after Google Reader? Here's what you need to know!
Google Reader will soon be gone, and anyone who uses it daily — like everyone here at Mobile Nations — will have to make a decision on how to carry on their RSS love affair. Fortunately, it's no longer the disaster we all feared on first hearing the news, and we're actually left with an ample selection of replacements. Here's everything you need to know.
Export your feeds from Google Reader, like, now!
The absolute first thing you should do if you haven't already, is export all of your Reader information through Google Takeout. After shutdown, it will be gone, so unless you want to start again from scratch, do it. Do it now. And if you're not sure how, we've got you covered with a full walkthrough.
If you're quick, and do it before July 1, several alternative solutions will allow you to import your RSS feeds directly from Google Reader into their apps. This includes popular titles like Flipboard and Feedly, and should take some of the pain away of transferring your feeds.
Alternative providers - Feedly
In looking for an alternative provider, thankfully there's several different paths you can take. Some free, some not so free, but all more than capable.
Feedly quickly emerged as an early favorite, in no small part down to their work to clone the Google Reader API, transfer people across seamlessly, and provide their own API to other third-party apps to hook into. Feedly does have an app for iOS, but not for the Mac, but they have just launched "Feedly Cloud" and a new web interface along with it. Hit them up before July 1 and let them do all the work for you.
If the Feedly app doesn't do it for you, then take a look at Newsify for iOS, which has already been updated to switch over to the Feedly API.
Alternative providers - AOL and Digg
New to the RSS game, AOL and Digg are both looking to take over where Google downed tools. Digg announced their product pretty early on, and it's finally, almost, with us for use. Early reports are mixed, but there's clearly some promise. At the time of writing, the Digg app hasn't yet been updated, and we haven't had chance to take a look at the web client, either. But, if you're interested, stick your name in the hat for access; Digg is reportedly allowing people in gradually to ensure the service remains stable.
AOL came from literally nowhere, and just a couple of days after an announcement the doors were opened. Initially, AOL Reader is in beta, though access seems to be pretty wide, and is in web only form. Our early impressions are that it's a pretty good, if unremarkable product. Import your Google Reader subscriptions to AOL Reader by way of an OPML file and you're good to go. iOS apps are inbound, though AOL hasn't yet said when.
Alternative providers - Pulse
Pulse is a news aggregating app that's been around for as long as we can remember. It's perhaps not the first port of call for RSS power users; Pulse offers a more visual, magazine style interface that's very pleasing on the eye. It has plenty of features, including support for Pocket, Evernote and other read later services, and importantly Pulse will import all your Google Reader feeds for you into a new or existing Pulse account.
There's no native Mac client for Pulse, but there is a pretty nice looking web app to keep you up to date while you're at the computer. It also syncs reading progress across to your mobile Pulse apps too, which is exactly what we'd hope for.
Alternative providers - Flipboard
Flipboard needs little introduction, but it's not perhaps the first app you'd think of moving your RSS feeds to. But, you can, and it'll probably be nicer on the eye than most other solutions out there. If that's what you're looking for, we've got you covered with a walkthrough on how to import your Google Reader feeds into Flipboard.
Alternative providers - The paid subscription clients
Feed Wrangler bills their offering as a "modern, sustainable RSS reader." It comes with free apps for iOS, and will import from Google Reader. But, it costs $19 a year. The app is fast, clean and simple, and a great reading experience, but with so many other free options out there now, it's unclear how many folks will be willing to pay.
Feedbin sits in a similar seat to Feed Wrangler, only slightly more expensive again. A Feedbin subscription is $2 per month, so only slightly more than Feed Wrangler, but still more. Feedbin's advantage comes more with the third-party apps which hook into it, including the extremely popular Reeder. The iPhone version of Reeder has already been updated to add Feedbin support, and the Mac and iPad versions can currently be had for free until they have been updated to receive the "same sharing and syncing support." So, if you love Reeder, a Feedbin subscription could be a good way to go.
- More information - Feedbin
- Download Now - Reeder for iPhone ($2.99)
- Download Now - Reeder for iPad (Free)
- Download Now - Reeder for Mac (Free)
Reeder also supports Fever, another paid subscription service costing $30 a year. Fever isn't a service we're that familiar with, but its "hot list" works as such:
To make the most of the Hot list, Fever asks you to make a simple distinction between essential and supplemental feeds. Essential, must-read feeds are Kindling. Supplemental, low signal-to-noise feeds are Sparks. Sparks ignite Kindling raising the temperature of items and links that should not be missed.
What are you going to be using?
There's a lot of RSS apps out there for Mac and iOS that make use of some or all of these different providers, or use something different entirely. If you have a favorite RSS app or service, be sure to drop it into the comments below and let us know why you like it. It might just be the perfect solution for another member of the iMore community!
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Looking for life after Google Reader? Here's what you need to know!
I've settled in on a Feeder.co pro account. Well worth it. You should also check out this post with a giant list of alternatives. Most complete list anywhere. http://www.russellbeattie.com/blog/readerpocalypse-the-alternatives
Bazqux.com is also a great looking site.
Think I'll stick with Feedly for now. Does what I want, plugins for web browsers, nice visuals.
I've been using feedly for now, but commafeed is an open source clone you can run yourself.
Fever is actually $30 one time to the dev, but then it has to be hosted somewhere, I think that is a little unclear in the article. Nice write up on the alternatives. I'm caught between newsblur and fever, but I also am running with feed wrangler too. These are good times, I'm actually glad google reader is going away
Zite is more of a personalized RSS magazine. Flipboard is too I suppose but some articles vary depending on the writers point of view. And diversity is good in our staff.
It gives you, our readers, much more diversity in content. :)
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Got to cut it off somewhere...;-)
Not at all familiar with Newsblur. Care to share why you love it so much?
UI/UX feels familiar but with more polish. I REALLY dig their "Intelligence Trainer" which allows you to favorite specific authors on blogs, specific tags, or keywords in headlines and then only look at THOSE sites - essentially it's filters.
For example - I like to know when my fav Apple blogs mention "Google" or "gmail" or "update" and on the other side when my fav Android sites mention "update" or "cyanogenmod" or "gmail" etc... I also use it on a music blog I follow to filter down on artists I like that way I can get a quick glance at stories I'm more likely to care about.
That was a feature I had been longing for on Google Reader but never got - because when you follow 200+ feeds you need to filter the signal from the noise ;-)
the old reader http://theoldreader.com/ works like reader.google.com important thing for me is auto mark as read


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Matt Theeke is an assistant professor of management at the George Mason University School of Business. He received his Ph.D. in strategic management and organization theory from the University of Texas at Austin.
Theeke's research interests include strategic management, innovation and knowledge management. He is interested in understanding how innovation and the management of knowledge influence different types of evaluations made by firms' internal and external stakeholders. His current research explores how companies' approach to innovation affects their ability to elicit favorable evaluations from securities analysts and investors.
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The Rattan Lady Rams have advanced to the State Tournament once again. Rattan Public School will be out of classes on Thursday to make it possible for students and teachers to go support their team.
The Lady Rams will take the field at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in OKC against Amber-Pocasset on field 3 at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 4, 2012.
Congratulations ladies and good luck at State!!!
The Rattan Rams have advanced to the State Tournament. Rattan Public School will be out of classes on Thursday to make it possible for students and teachers to go support their team.
The Rams will take the field at Edmond Santa Fe at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 4, 2012, against Latta.
Congratulations Rattan and good luck at State!!!
The Lady Cats have done it again! They were named District Champs on Tuesday (9/18) at Atoka. They accomplished this spectacular goal by shutting out Atoka in their first game (18 - 0) and by destroying Atoka in the second game 17 - 4. Pictured here are the Lady Cats Fast Pitch Softball Seniors (L to R) Ryley Antu, Sidney Scott, Chelsi Thomas, Jenna Tucker and Stanna Clark. Also pictured one of their biggest fans, Rhett Antu. The proud coaches are Coach Baldwin and Coach Thurman.
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Cary Ammons was a standout baseball player for Southeastern from 1996-to-1998, earning back-to-back All-American awards as well as being named the NAIA Player of the Year in 1997.
The score did not match the heart that these 19 young men played with on Friday night, but in the end the Bearcats were no match for the Valliant Bulldogs. Valliant showed skill and determination but the Bearcats never gave up as they struggled against the Bulldogs defense. Valliant took home the "W" with a final score of 59 - 13.
The Bearcats have a true "brothers in arms" compassion for each other this year and they believe in each other. They never quit, never gave up. This group of young men played as a team.
The Rattan Rams have had a busy schedule thus far into the 2012 Fall Baseball season. The Rams were recently named the 2012 Rattan Fall Classic Tournament Champions! The Rams' next home game will be played against the Fort Towson Tigers on September 7, 2012 at 12:00 p.m. On September 10th they will take on Silo in another home game that starts at 4:30 p.m. Way to go Rams! Keep it up! Make sure to come out and support your Rattan Rams as they make their way through their fall season!
The Rattan Lady Rams have already been very busy this year. They have kicked off the 2012 Fall Fast Pitch Softball season by being named MC6 Fast Pitch Softball Champions and the Rock Creek Tournament Champions. They will take on the Fort Towson Tigers on September 7, 2012 at 3:00 p.m. in another home game. Make sure you come out and help support your Lady Rams! Congratulations Lady Rams and keep up the good work!
On Saturday, August 25, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club competed in a team bass tournament on Sardis Lake. Contestants fished under cloudy skies with light rain and moderate temperatures for most of the day, which was much more enjoyable than the one hundred plus degree temperatures of the last several bass tournaments.
On Friday, August 24, 2012 the Antlers Bearcats faced off in a home scrimmage against the Haileyville Warriors. The Bearcats did a great job maintaining control of the game and scored 2 touchdowns against Haileyville. The Bearcats defense shutout the Warriors and held them to a scoreless game. The Bearcats were fired up and it was obvious to the fans that they were having a blast playing the game they all love. The Bearcats will play in their season opener Friday, August 31, 2012 in a home game against the Valliant Bulldogs.
Although classes at Antlers Public School have yet to begin for the 2012-2013 school year, the Lady Cats fall softball season is in full swing. Above, members of the team and coaches talk strategy before the start of play versus the Hugo Lady Buffaloes on Tuesday afternoon.


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WILLIAMSON - The Mingo County Redevelopment Authority (MCRA)is currently making upgrades to their strategic plan, working to make the county appeal to manufacturing in order to bring new businesses into the county.
"We are looking for high intensity energy users," MCRA board member Terry Sammons said. "Now that we have flat land, we have highways and infrastructure, we want to take the next step, and look at the next 50 to 100 years in our county."
The Authority's mission statement was created in 1990 when the group was first formed. In order to better address the development and diversification needs of the current economic development environment, MCRA is working on a strategy that is more suitable to the business environment in Southern West Virginia in 2013.
The new plan will build on education, transportation and energy resources, and focus on things unique to Mingo County.
"West Virginia's past and most likely future are defined by energy," MCRA's plan boldly states.
In 2011, coal contributed one third of total employment, and half of all wages in the county, so coal is a major component in the overall vision for Mingo's future.
In addition to coal, gas is an energy option, and both are staples in Southern West Virginia. Gas pipes run through the southern part of the county, a small oil field is located in the northern part of the state. There are also some Marcellus Shale wells in the county, most to test possible production capacity.
Renewable energy sources have traditionally not been part of Mingo's energy picture, but MCRA is examining how to exploit what is available.
Wood byproducts, geothermal and wind energy were examined by the Marshall University Center of Business and Economic Research, and none were likely to provide fuel or electricity at a lower cost than coal and oil. However, technology is not predictable, MCRA said improvements could occur. The Authority plans to monitor research in these areas in order to make use of any potential developments.
MCRA's vision is to keep developing post-mine-land-use, to find alternative uses for coal, oil, gas and timber, to capitalize on the region's competitive electricity prices and look to further develop timbering and logging.
New highways have expanded the transportation outlook in Mingo County. Currently, 12 miles of the 73/74 Corridor, known as the King Coal Highway, have been completed in the county, with an additional three miles set to open within the next two years.
Railroad traffic is another component, with both Norfolk Southern and CSX operating systems in the county. The Mingo County Air Transportation Park is being developed, with a 5,000 foot runway and 500 acres adjacent to the airport suitable for development.
MCRA will work to upgrade and expand the King Coal Highway, collaborate with the Wayne County Redevelopment Authority to incorporate their intermodal facility for industrial development, and work with the Mingo County Airport Authority and Air National Guard to develop strategic initiatives to use the airport.
In the area of education, MCRA has been working with Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College, calling the institution "a diamond in the rough," and plans to work with Southern and the Mingo County Board of Education to develop programs that stimulate change and are congruent in relation to workforce supply and demand.
MCRA board member Terry Sammons said the county's future will include manufacturing, but that he sees the future of manufacturing to be in smaller and more specialized areas. The Authority's new plan also includes branching out into agriculture, tourism and small business and entrepreneurial development.
"Its an exciting time," Sammons said.
MCRA Chairperson Steve Kominar agreed.
"The more I look at our bigger picture, the more viable Mingo County appears," Kominar said. "Everything just fits together."


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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
A few days ago I embarked on a trip to a leaders' conference. The title of the conference was 21st Century Leadership.
Something occurred to me when one of the attendees was preparing. The person asked me what time we were leaving for the conference. I gave her the time. Her response was, "Nobody told me."
I thought it ironic that someone on their way to a 21st Century Leadership Conference would say something like that.
Her words implied that it is somebody else's fault why she did not know the time of departure. It is because nobody told her.
I wonder, did she ask? I know the answer. She did not ask.
If I am going someplace I have a responsibility to myself to get all the information I need. Leaders have to be proactive and not reactive. Leaders don't say things like "Nobody told me," when they should have asked.
There are a number of instances and situations in which we say "I didn't know" when in fact we should have known. Why didn't we know? The answer is usually because we did not ask.
All the gadgets in the world won't make you a leader. Neither will titles do it. The most important part of leadership has to do with the conduct and the character of the leader. What kind of person is he or she, and how do they carry themselves?
It is always easier to blame people for what is wrong in our lives. No organization will ever exceed the level of its leader or leaders. Stop making excuses. Be proactive. What happens to you is not anybody's fault. You are responsible for your life.
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By gregwhetstone from USA on 2007-10-14 11:54:12Things I liked:I really like the heft of this rifle,smooth cocking action,did not get a chance to try open sights,as mine came with scope mounted,after what I call "settle down period",about60-75 shots,this gun shoots very good groups,IF you do your part,I own several .22 cal air guns ,so I sighted in with the type my other guns like,I had one other type on hand,so after sighting in,I tried those also,they produced tight groups a little low and left,consistently,but by alternating,and mixing the two types,my rifle definitely is very accurate and knows what it likes,my regular type of pellet continually groups inside 1" at 35 yards,which I find is the average distance I do all my shooting,whether hunting or plinking,its a lot of fun to shoot small fruits,like cherry tomatoes ,and cookies and crackers at this distance,this rifle packs a serious wallop,is extremely accurate and is a joy to own and shoot,I'm glad I chose .22 in this model,I own several high-end .177's also,but this rifle dlivers smashing terminal velocity,and I am sure the more I shoot it,the smoother it will get,and the velocity will creep steadily higher until it reaches maximum.
Things I would have changed:not one solitary thing
What others should know:sight in with your favorite pellet,then try one or two other types,you may find it likes a type other than your favorite,I was lucky ,because me and my rifle both are very fond of the same pellet!
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By derrick.hayes from USA on 2010-02-09 16:00:23Things I liked: I have the 22 cal. I really like the workmanship of the Airgun. The gun has solid stock and is very accurate with CPs 14.3. It is one of my go to hunting rifle.
Things I would have changed: I would like a metal trigger, although the plastic one is ok.
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Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- announced
The game will use Unreal Engine and 3D models; series creator Daisuke Ishiwatari will resume the director role.
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Summer came to a close and you're wishing you would have made that last trip to the lake. Alas, the time was cut short and the end of the season crept up on your sooner than you hoped.
Fall is here. Well, for some of us. Some of you are heading back to campus and swapping around your schedule so you can have Tuesday and Thursday off. For others, that's just a fond memory in the rearview mirror. Get ready, man.
You've already started to remember your favorite sweaters and beloved boots from the last year. Some, you forgot about; others you purchased at the end of the season for a killer deal, and you're antsy to break them in. While only one of us is actually taking a semester this season, we're all still excited about the back to school season. Here's a quick recap of what's new:
- Seth is taking inventory of his gin stash and vowing not to repeat the mistake he made last year: not buying summer clothes on sale at the end of the season. Priorities, bro.
- Cam is conspiring to eBay snipe some luxe Ralph Lauren sweaters, rationing his beer and pizza stash on an espresso-slinger's budget, and juggling his senior year plans because, "What the hell am I supposed to do now that I'm graduating this year?" Good luck, man.
- I'm kicking myself right now for not selling more clothing, because my new closet is the size of a bookshelf in my new apartment…in a new city. Yeah, I hopped in a big, ugly Penske truck a month ago and trekked to the East Coast. Betrayal, indeed. More to come on that.
We rounded up a few things we either own that are new favorites or things that are sitting in our shopping. Take a peek and give us your thoughts.
Cam's picks:
- Corter Bottlehook in copper: If you're like me you've been using a carabiner to carry your keys around ever since you can remember. Or ever since you've had keys. Whichever, the point is that it's officially the future. Step up your game with this little guy from Corter. Rustic, functional, and even more rustic. Plus, the most awkward thing on all of our key rings is a bottle opener, right? So why not just make the bottle opener the main apparatus. Do you follow? Be better than the carabiner.
- Baldwin Camo Ryan Trousers: How do you blend in and stand out at the same time? Camouflage. The fit and details on these are perfect: a trim, straight leg, a perfectly scaled print, made in the States. Plus nobody will be able to see the degree of pastiness your legs progressed to this summer because you had an inside job and couldn't sit at the pool all day every day like you have the past, oh, 20 summers of you life.
- Filson Zip Tote: Get this tote, grab some Otter Wax, and set this thing up for all-weather badassery. It has a zipper so rain, snow, and your girlfriends hands can't get inside (to steal your money). Plus all the street style photographers will get that great bag handle/leather gloves/watch/wrist accessories shot that they all kill for. We all love those.
- Black Thorogood 6″ Moc-Toe Boot: Real talk, this is the best bang for your buck in the boot department. Thorogoods are made in the USA, have a perfect silhouette and don't break the bank ($130–160 depending on your website of choice). These come in a few other color ways, but I'm most attracted to black.
Seth's picks:
- Trident barspoon: I'm smitten with this combination. Use one end for stirring, the other for spearing olives and cherries out of the jar for your boozy concoctions.
- Hoof-pick belt: The hoof-pick belt we've been going crazy for? (Cam's got one, and we featured Blake's last year.) Well here it is for $37.95 from an actual equine-outfitter store. Better than its more-than-reasonable price? Made in the U.S., baby.
- Shorts: End of summer. In other words, the best time to get deals on cut-offs for next year's dog days. Like these linen boys for $40 at J.Crew.
- Blazer: I need some Fair Isle in my life this year. Like this badass blazer from Lands' End Canvas.
- Beer bike: I like bikes. I like beer. I like carrying beer on bikes without crashing and burning like last year.
Jeff's picks:
- Stubbs & Wootten Earl Crest embroidered slippers: I'm not tired of thrifting loafers and slippers in every shade of brown, black and burgundy with various tassels, weaves and fringe details from dead men in Kansas City. But I am tired of not finding brightly colored, velvet smoking slippers. Probably because if you had a pair, you were probably buried in them. Made in Italy, obnoxious and I'll just say it's my family crest on the top if you ask.
- Alexander McQueen skull print silk scarf: I'm typically touch and go with scarves. Ain't so with this bad boy. It's gorgeous, McQueen and was given to me as a gift from a former coworker. I throw it on with a T-shirt, jean jacket, well-worn denim and sneakers. The color is a little off, yet it goes with blue denim rather nicely.
- Moncler camouflage hooded down vest: I want to tell you not to even ask about this, beceause I thought I'd be wearing this nearly everyday this fall with a jean jacket or a blazer. Yet, it's sitting in my closet wit the tags still on it. I'm debating whether or not I'm keeping this. It's about as much as my rent, yet I paid a fraction of the cost because I snagged at the right time during a sale. Judgement is welcome. Please forward it to my spam address.


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Last month I was asked to I participate in the Marshalls fall fashion challenge where I was given a $100 gift card to shop for a look (or looks) inspired by fall's top trends. The task was simple; choose a trend from these three: color, prints or ladylike with an edge. Of course I chose "ladylike with an edge". I scoured the stores looking for shifts and dresses that would get me through New York Fashion Week without too much fuss.
I found two Anne Klien shifts, similar to those above and a two pairs of simple (edgy, shall we say) chroc pumps. I tried my best to stick with the beauty trends, even though I am a very simple and classic (or shall I say "whatever is most comfy") kind of gal. The amazing thing about it was how many great finds there were at the store. I had to focus on my goal, and not get distracted….Joe jeans, cozy sweaters…oh my!!


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The official end to the 2010-11 athletic season came on June 30 for the Chattanooga Mocs, and it is now time to take a look back at all of the accomplishments over the last 12 months.
GoMocs.com continues the summer tradition of the Mocs Mission Review that began in 2009. The annual recap is broken down into the three key areas of the Mocs Mission; Academically, Athletically and Socially.
Known for guiding, encouraging and supporting its student-athletes in their quest for comprehensive excellence, the Chattanooga Athletics Department is built on six core values; Integrity, Respect, Positive Attitude, Premier Service, Accountability and Continuous Improvement.
Looking back at the academic achievements last season, Continuous Improvement was certainly the theme for UTC student-athletes. New standards were set in grade-point-averages, Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores and academic accolades throughout the entire program.
The biggest story of the year was the Mocs improving their overall g.p.a. for the sixth semester in a row. UTC set a program high with a 2.95 g.p.a. in the fall and topped that with a 2.97 in the spring. In addition, over half of all Chattanooga student-athletes made the Athletics Director's Honor Roll with a 3.0 g.p.a. or higher for the fourth-straight semester.
"Our student-athletes continue to amaze me in the way they raise the bar every semester," stated Director of Athletics Rick Hart. "Each time our overall g.p.a. goes up, it gets harder and harder to increase, yet we continue to set records in the classroom. This is truly a testament of their hard work and dedication to achieving comprehensive excellence."
Another big story in the classroom was Chattanooga's improvement in its APR performance. All 17 of the Mocs teams posted a single-year APR score of 933 or higher for the first time since the scores began six years ago. The football team is also clear of all penalties for the first time and had the highest single-season improvement in the Southern Conference.
As you will see with some of the notes below, Chattanooga's academic success is seen across the board. Of the 17 programs at UTC, 16 received some form of team or individual academic recognition during the year.
"We have invested a lot of energy and resources into supporting our student-athletes in their academic endeavors," added Hart. "The response has been rewarding for everyone involved and I hope our academic achievements are a source of pride for our program, the University and the Chattanooga community."
2010-11 Academic Highlights- 53 student-athletes earned their degrees at the summer, fall and spring Commencement ceremonies over the last year.
- School-record 78 student-athletes named to the fall, winter and spring Academic All-Southern Conference Teams.
- Led the Southern Conference with seven Student-Athlete of the Week honors.
- School-record 33 student-athletes made a 4.0 g.p.a. in the 2011 spring semester.
- Both the men's and women's cross country teams were named USTFCCA All-Academic. The men were ranked No. 15 in the nation with a 3.46 g.p.a. while the women were No. 22 with a 3.59.
- Women's cross country set a school-record with a 3.86 team g.p.a. in the spring.
- Track & Field senior David Moore was the first CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-American since 2006 and the 12th in school history. He was joined on the all-district squad by Chris Berry.
- Football set a program mark with a 2.66 g.p.a. in the spring. Nine student-athletes made the 2010 Fall Academic All-Southern Conference team, second only to the 10 who made the squad last year.
- Junior receiver Joel Bradford was an All-American on the field and earned a spot on the FCS ADA Academic All-Star team for his work in the classroom.
- All five members of the men's golf team who played at the 2011 NCAA Regionals made the Honor Roll during the spring semester.
- Each member of the SoCon Champion women's golf team made the Dean's List in both the fall and spring semesters. The Mocs had a program-record 3.65 team g.p.a. in both the fall and spring semesters.
- SoCon Individual Champion and Women's Golfer of the Year Emma de Groot posted a 4.0 g.p.a. in the spring semester, an amazing feat to accomplish during her competition season.
- The SoCon Champion softball team had seven starters on the Dean's List in the spring semester, including Kandice Irwin and Tiffany Baker who were both CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District. Both Baker and Irwin had 4.0 g.p.a.'s during the spring semester of their championship run.
- Soccer earned the NSCAA Team Academic Award for having over a 3.0 g.p.a. The Lady Mocs set a program record with a 3.41 in the fall and a team-best nine student-athletes on the 2010 Fall Academic All-Southern Conference squad. They also had a school-record eight student-athletes earn a 4.0 in the fall, including Serena Allen who earned a spot on the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Team.
- The women's tennis team set a new program mark with a 3.51 g.p.a. in the fall semester.
- Volleyball senior Courtney Barnes was named to the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District team. She also earned the Bob McCloskey Insurance Graduate Scholarship from the Southern Conference.
- Volleyball had a program-record eight student-athletes on the 2010 Fall Academic All-Southern Conference team.
- The Mocs wrestlers were No. 7 in the nation with a 3.14 team g.p.a. Chattanooga was led by junior Jason McCroskey was also earned CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District honors.


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CAYCE — Preston Tiffany won a third-set tiebreaker to clinch the Class AAAA state title for the South Aiken High School boys' tennis team.
Tiffany rallied after losing the first set to defeat Dorman's Zach McCullough in No. 3 singles. The win completed the Thoroughbreds' 4-2 victory, clinching the team's first state title since 2000, the final year of three consecutive championships for South Aiken.
In No. 4 singles, Petar Zotovic also won a third-set tiebreaker. That was another critical triumph for the T-Breds (19-1), who also picked up wins from No. 5 singles player Jonny Bowman and the No. 2 doubles team of Marko Zotovic and Matthew Willis. Willis was a late addition to the lineup, filling in for Zach Thatcher, who was out with the flu.
The championship is the first state title won by a South Aiken team since boys' soccer won the Class AAA crown in 2009.
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Kasdan Clashes with TitansTuesday, April 17th, 2007
The Kraken in Clash of the Titans (1981)
Lawrence Kasdan has signed on to pen the script for the remake of the 1981 epic, The Clash of the Titans. Read on:
Warner Bros. has hired screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan to write the script for their forthcoming fantasy remake of Clash of the Titans.
Kasdan has an eclectic list of credits, but hasn't penned a genre picture since the 1980s. He is, perhaps, best known to IGN readers as writer of The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi and Raiders of the Lost Ark. He also penned The Big Chill and The Bodyguard.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Kasdan will pen a fresh take on the 1981 cult classic film, known for its groundbreaking special effects by Ray Harryhausen. Screenwriters Travis Beacham, John Gleen & Travis Wright have been previously linked to the project — it's not known if any of their material will be retained, or if Kasdan will start with a clean slate.
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Thursday, June 6, 2013
The Daniel Island Club's 2.5 ladies tennis team won the USTA South Carolina 2.5 State Team Championships in Aiken by winning four matches over the course of the weekend. Earlier in May, the team won the Lowcountry daytime league regular season title and the overall title in order to advance to the state tournament. The Aiken victory advances the ladies to the USTA/Southern Team Championships in Auburn, Ala. on July 26. This is the second group of players from the Daniel Island Club to win the USTA 2.5 team title in the last three years. Team members pictured include Peggy Rama, Andrea Kelly, Kerrie Scott, Marsha Patel, Deirdre McMurtry, Pamela Kramer and Cami Gilsenan. Not pictured are Lori Bachmeier, Donna Landry and Karen Guancione.
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Softball Drops Two To Bradford
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- April 17, 2013
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BRADFORD, PA – Hilbert College dropped two road AMCC softball game to Pitt-Bradford April 17. Natalie Whitman finished the day with 3 hits for Hilbert who lost 15-0 and 7-0 to the 9-3 (14-10 overall) Panthers. Hilbert moves to 3-9 in league and 5-17 overall.
Bradford started the day with 12 runs in the bottom of the opening inning. A combination of 6 hits and 5 Hilbert errors allowed the Panthers to own the game at that point. The Hawks had a chance in the top of the fourth to score when Olivia Battle singled to right field. Runners moved around the bags, but Eliza Stringham was tagged out at home from the long throw from the outfield.
Jaelyn Gotham took the loss in the circle through 4 innings and Whitman and Battle earned the Hawks only hits.
The second game was scoreless until the bottom of the fourth inning. Bradford then broke the seal and put runs on the board each of their next three at bats while holding the Hawks in check. Kayla Lansberry, Amber Grosch, Crystal Hailey each earned hits, while Whitman finished with two.
Devan Jonathan went 5.1 innings before Whitman closed the bottom of the 5th for Hilbert.
The Hawks have only one more home game left on their 2013 schedule and they will celebrate their Senior Day April 20th prior to the AMCC game against Mount Aloysius College at 1pm.
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.
Upcoming Events
- First Year Student Orientation
- Aug 14, 2015
- Summer Session A2 Ends
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The Check Engine Light may illuminate, the engine may run rough and have misfires on acceleration. Commonly the ignition coils and/or the ignition coil boots are the cause of this problem. The rubber boot that insulates the coil to the spark plug can dry and crack allowing arcing. Inspect the coils and boots, and replace them as needed. Our technicians also recommend replacing the coil boots any time the spark plugs are replaced.
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The front end may make a rattle noise over bumps. There may be handling issues, and play in the front wheels on inspection. If there is up and down movement on the front wheels while the lower control arms are being supported, inspect the upper and lower ball joints for excessive play. These are prone to failure from moisture entry and lack of lubrication. The ball joints should be replaced as needed.
Coolant Leakage from Heater Core, Possible Leakage onto Passenger Side Foot Well
Electrolysis can cause repeated failures of the heater core and radiator. The diagnosing technician should check for voltage present in the coolant, with the battery disconnected, because electrical current in the coolant causes electrolysis. Corroded or deteriorated parts should be replaced, and the coolant should be flushed. Ground straps can be added to help prevent future corrosion of components.
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Thursday, August 7, 2014
An anonymous caller reported a black BMW in parking lot of the Murrells Inlet with an infant and two other small children inside around 1:15 p.m. July 20.
The caller said the window was open about an inch and another winnow was cracked open about an inch-and-a-half. The baby was crying.
The childs mother returned to the car before the deputy arrived saying I am here.
The caller stood behind the womans car saying she should wait for police to get on the scene.
The two got into an argument and the woman jumped in the car saying I only live right back here as she drove away.
The caller said the children had been in the car 20-25 minutes. However, according to video from the security cameras, the woman was in the store eight minutes.
The woman was not found after she left the parking lot.
Insurance fraud
A doctor whose office is on Wachesaw Road reported a former employee filed false insurance claims through her husbands insurance and forged his name on the claims in order to receive the money.
The report states the incidents took place between May, 2012 and December, 2013. The doctor said he did not know it was happening until he received a letter from Met Life about an overpayment.
After he contacted the insurance company, it was determined the claims being filed were false.
The woman, the report states, had the post office stop delivering mail to the doctors office. She would pick the mail up at the post office and cash the checks.
It is unclear how much money the woman received.
The Sheriffs Department and Met Life are both continuing to investigate.
Delays reporting
A 22-year-old woman said she was attacked while walking home from the store at about 3 a.m. July 27 but she did not report the incident for several hours.
The woman said she walked to the Kangaroo store on Wachesaw Road to get cigarettes and when she was walking home she was jumped by two males who repeatedly hit her in the back and stomach.
She said the assault occurred on Wesley Road. A motive is unknown because nothing was taken from the woman who said she is unsure if she lost consciousness.
After the suspects fled the woman walked home, smoked a few cigarettes and then went to bed.
Around 9 a.m. she woke up and her fiance asked her what was wrong because she looked out of it, the report states.
She told him what happened and he took her to the hospital to be checked out.
The woman said she cannot describe her attackers and does not know anyone who would want to hurt her.
Hit and run car stolen
A 2003 Nissan Altima belonging to a woman from the 4300 block of Lotus Court was reported stolen July 28.
The woman said the car was parked in front of her apartment at about 9 p.m. the previous evening.
She said a spare key was kept in the center console of the vehicle and one of the back windows was broken out because she had locked the keys in the car a few weeks prior.
Not long after speaking with the owner, the deputy received word from the South Carolina Highway Patrol that the Nissan had been involved in a hit and run in the same complex where the woman lives.
The car struck a Mitsubishi and the driver fled the scene. The car was found unoccupied on Lotus Court.
There was no key in the car when it was found and it had not been hot wired.
The investigation into the hit and run is continuing.
Gun flasher
A Murrells Inlet man said after his ex-girlfriend got out of jail July 24 and she and her new boyfriend repeatedly passed his Eden Ave. house and called him on the phone making threats.
They called the man profane names and told him his time is coming.
At one point a man got out of the vehicle and flashed a gun at the victim and then got back in the car and they drove away.
No other contact was made.
Information is subject to change as investigations proceed. Individuals arrested and/or charged have not been convicted.
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
After eight years sharing the excitement and splendor of chamber music in the ante-bellum historic homes and notable theaters of the Lowcountry, Chamber Music Charleston (CMC) will make its Carnegie Hall Debut at Weill Recital Hall on Wednesday, May 22 at 8 p.m.
Chamber Music Charleston's ensemble of six core musicians and guest pianist Andrew Armstrong will present music of Mozart, Brahms and Gershwin. The program also includes the world premier of "Charleston Episodes" composed by Terry Vosbien specifically for CMC and this event.
"We are thrilled with the opportunity to present our skilled musicians on such an important and national stage. We will highlight Charleston's contributions to classical music interest, as well as the city's musical importance nationally. Charleston's famed 19th century St. Cecilia Society began the musical Lowcountry tradition which later inspired Gershwin during his stay here. Our cultural heritage continues a rich and progressive association with classical music," comments Sandra Nikolajevs, bassoonist, president and artistic director of Chamber Music Charleston.
Chamber Music Charleston founded in 2008 as a nonprofit organization is dedicated to presenting concerts of high artistic quality within inspiring Lowcountry settings. The musicians' chamber music is produced where it was originally meant to be - intimate performances in the parlors of downtown Charleston's historic homes and the luxurious living areas of modern homes on Kiawah Island. As demand for tickets rose, performances spread to larger audiences in art galleries, historic churches and venerable theaters. Known for its innovative programming and quality performance, the organization has been able to develop a strong, growing audience of support throughout the greater Charleston area.
Chamber Music Charleston's May 22 program will be: Mozart Flute Quartet in D Major, K. 285, Gershwin, arr. Heifetz Suite from Porgy and Bess for Violin and Piano,
Brahms Quintet in f minor for Piano and Strings, Op.34, Terry Vosbein "Charleston Episodes" for Flute, Bassoon and String Trio (World Premier).
Musicians include Frances Hsieh and Nonoko Okada, violins; Ben Weiss, viola
Timothy O'Malley, cello; Regina Helcher Yost, flute; Sandra Nikolajevs, bassoon; and
Andrew Armstrong, piano
Tickets are $50 for general seating, available through Carnegie Charge 212-247-7800, carnegiehall.org or at the Carnegie Hall Box office.
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37 Holiday Gifts That Won't Get Regifted (Handpicked by Jonathan Adler!)
37 Holiday Gifts That Won't Get Regifted (Handpicked by Jonathan Adler!)
We asked designer Jonathan Adler to play guest editor and find you a season's worth of affordable presents. Done!SEE MORE
Gift Idea for a Chic Hippie
Hikaru Noguchi gloves ($48, anthropologie.com)
Gift Idea for the Critter-Crazy Kid
Animal floor puzzle ($25 for four puzzles, chroniclebooks.com)
Gift Idea for a Guy in Need of a Style Upgrade
Jack Spade wallet ($50, jackspade.com)
Gift Idea for Your New Homeowner Pal
Jonathan Adler on Happy Chic Colors and Jonathan Adler on Happy Chic Accessorizing ($24 each, jonathanadler.com)
Gift Idea for a Decor-Obsessed Pal
"Every home needs a little razzle-dazzle," says Adler. Jonathan Adler vase ($65, jonathanadler.com)
Gift Idea for the Trendy Techie
"We all have to go to work, but that doesn't mean we can't inject some glamour into it," says Adler. Coach laptop case ($78, coach.com)
Gift Idea for Your Office Mate
Iomoi pens ($20 for 14, shopiomoi.com)
Gift Idea for the Woman Who Has Everything
Sex and the City: The Complete Collection ($250 for a 20-disc DVD set featuring all 94 episodes and two feature films, store.hbo.com)
Gift Idea for the Animal Lover
Areaware Pig and Squirrel Pico pillows ($24 each, areaware.com)
Gift Idea for Your Grandma
Savannah Toile Kitchen Collection apron ($24, shopscad.com)
Gift Idea for the Hostess You Don't Really Know
Masi Agricola Masianco white blend; it's sophisticated and pairs nicely with nearly everything ($18, wine-searcher.com)
Gift Idea for the Java Junkie
Marimekko mug ($48, marimekkouppereastside.com)
Gift Idea for the iPhone Klutz
Lilly Pulitzer iPhone case ($20, lillypulitzer.com)
Gift Idea for the Self-Employed
Marimekko mouse pads ($20 each, marimekkouppereastside.com)
Gift Idea for the Wild Child
Tulle fake-fur coat ($78, fredflare.com)
Gift Idea for the Mad Men Addict
Barbie Collector Mad Men dolls ($75 each, barbiecollector.com)
Gift Idea for the Serious Fashionista
Marc by Marc Jacobs slippers ($195, Marc by Marc Jacobs, NYC, 212-924-0026)
Gift Idea for a Glamour Queen
J.Crew earrings ($45, jcrew.com)
Gift Idea for the Little Monsters in Your Life
Monster Factory stuffed toy ($35, monsterfactory.net)
Gift Idea for the Lady You Want to Impress
"A perfect mother-in-law gift. It's guaranteed not to be controversial," Adler says. Jill Rosenwald bowl ($220, jillrosenwald.etsy.com)
Gift Idea for Your BFF
Minimergency Kit for Her, which includes Advil, a nail polish remover pad and double-stick tape ($12, msandmrs.com)
Gift Idea for Everyone: Books!
For your mom: The Gourmet Cookie Book ($18); for the DIY gal: Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People ($28); for your little brother: The Lost Rolling Stones Photographs ($30); for your boyfriend: The History of Surfing ($50, go to indiebound.org for stores)
Gift Idea for Your Party Cousin
Dye your clothes in the washing machine: Jacquard iDye ($4 each, joann.com); Joe Boxer tank ($8, Sears)
Gift Idea for Your Chocolate-Crazed Aunt
Coop's Handmade hot fudge ($10, abesmarket.com)
Gift Idea for Your Roommate (or You!)
Banana Republic clutch ($80, bananarepublic.com)
Gift Idea for a Your World-Traveling Parents
So simple and tiny! Kodak mini video camera ($100, Kodak.com)
Gift Idea for the Girl Who Wants a Hip Hanukkah
Glass cubes menorah and Hanukkah candle set ($24, shop.thejewishmuseum.org)
Gift Idea for Your Foodie Friend
"Trunks up means good luck," says Adler. Elephant salt and pepper shakers ($48, jonathanadler.com)
Gift Idea for Your Boss
"The best scent in the world, I swear," he says. Tomato pop candle ($38, jonathanadler.com)
Gift Idea for Your Coworker
"There's nothing groovier than needlepoint," he says. Seahorse paperweight ($38, jonathanadler.com)
Gift Idea for the Perennial Hostess
"It's like jewelry for a table," he says. Zebra coasters ($48, for a set of four, jonathanadler.com)
Gift Idea for Your Bespectacled Friend
Glasses cases ($38 each, jonathanadler.com); Fred Flare Risky Business sunglasses ($11, fredflare.com)
Gifts that Give Back: For the Sugar Lover
Cookies for Kids' Cancer ($30 for a dozen, cookiesforkidscancer.org). Proceeds will be donated to pediatric cancer research.
Gifts that Give Back: For the Pop-Loving Teen
Harajuku Lovers BY Gwen Stefani 2010 Heart Ornament ($20, hsn.com). Proceeds will go to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Gifts that Give Back: For the Art Lover
Damien Hirst for Converse sneakers ($100, converse.com). Proceeds benefit the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
Gifts that Give Back: For the Collector
Aid to Artisans block-printed pillow ($40, atawebstore.org). Proceeds from Aid to Artisans help create economic opportunities for artisans around the world.
Gifts that Give Back: For the Jewelry Hoarder
Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry Girl Up silver and silk cord bracelet ($30, ivankatrumpcollection.com). Proceeds benefit Girl Up, a U.N. charity that improves the lives of girls worldwide.


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Meijer Thanksgiving Day Sale 2012 Ad
We have Meijer's 24-page Thanksgiving 2012 ad, with great deals before Black Friday! Their one-day sale features hundreds of products on sale, from clothing, toys, electronics, health and beauty, and many more. All of the deals featured will be available on Thanksgiving Day only. There are also a number of products available online. Just look for the symbol beside the product and go to their website. Make sure you take a look at this ad and shop early!


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You are invited to participate in a survey regarding your experience using the AHCCCS
website. This survey will take approximately two minutes. Your responses will help
us ensure that you have a high quality experience.
Maintenance on Federal Data Sources
March 10, 2014
Federal data sources used by Health-e-Arizona Plus (HEAplus) will not be available during scheduled maintenance times.
When these federal data sources are not available, HEAplus will not be able to accept your application. We apologize for
any inconvenience. Federal data sources will not available during the following times:
October 29, 2013
Notice: Federal online application systems, including Data Service Hubs used by HEAPlus to
confirm identity and other information, continue to experience technical difficulties. The Federal Government continues
to work on improving its systems. If you are unable to complete the online application, please submit your application online
at a later time. AHCCCS will do its best to update you timely once the federal data hub is available but the agency is
dependent on receiving that notice from the federal government
"Go Live" is Saturday, 10/19/13
A decision was made to "go live" with Health-e-Arizona Plus (HEAplus) on Saturday, October 19, 2013.
This date was selected because there is lighter system use on weekends, making it easier to manage the new
system before the heavy work week use starts on Monday.
Before 10/19/13, HEAplus must be updated with application information entered in the current Health-e-Arizona
(HEA) system during the prior 2 week period. This will require that access to HEA be stopped at 7:00 PM on
Thursday, October 17, 2013. HEA will not be available on Friday, October, 18, 2013. We apologize for this inconvenience.
AHCCCS offers medical programs and resources to serve Arizona residents who meet
certain income and other requirements.
You can find other information such as supplemental resources, manuals, and office
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for July 22, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Orie Alvin Turner, 38 grand larceny value more than $2,000 but less than $10,000, failure to appear and pay as ordered bench warrant, failure to pay child support bench warrant
Paul Daniel Wright, 36 interference, hindering officers serving warrants or rescuing prisoners
Emily Kate Creager, 28 criminal domestic violence first offense
Kassandra Lynn Dumas, 18 Disorderly conduct
Juan Marquez Gordollo, 26 criminal domestic violence first offense, hold for Immigration Customs Enforcement
Nina Maria Whitaker, 33 assault and battery third degree, disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Michael Daaron Lee, 19 hold for Orangeburg County
Donell Bryan Bruce, 39 driving under the influence, driving under suspension fourth offense
Brian Megwell Leaverette, 20 criminal domestic violence
Kayleigh Marissa Daniels, 17 assault and battery third degree
Mikel Sanford Jr., 23 public disorderly conduct commitment
Frederick Bernard Singletary, 42 failure to appear and pay family court bench warrant
Hastings Quevone Moore, 37 pointing and presenting firearms at a person, simple possession of marijuana, driving reckless, failure to stop for law enforcement
Andrew Miller Jr., 59 driving while suspended bench warrant
Thomas L. Keough, 60 criminal sexual conduct with a minor first degree two counts, criminal sexual conduct with a minor third degree two counts
El H. Schram, 33 criminal domestic violence first offense
Tiffany Alesia Jones, 17 shoplifting
Nicholas Hugh Day, 21 shoplifting first offense
Raymond Christopher Toole, 39 failure to pay bench warrant
Andre Miguel Colon, 37 hold for Irmo Police Department
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Nov. 29 to Dec. 1 Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Richard Williams — uninsured motor vehicle fee violation first offense bench warrant, failure to surrender, operating an uninsured vehicle, altered tag, no tag, driving under the influence, driving under suspension
Salvador Gallegos — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, driving without a driver's license, open container of beer/wine
Shakeem Price — malicious injury to animals or property $1,000 to $5,000
Tabbath Reddish — violation of a restraining order
Ted Scott — trespassing after notice two counts, resisting arrest
Dalton Taylor — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Christopher Griffin — trespassing after notice sentence, possession of stolen property sentence
Marquese Shelton — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Rontavious Ellison — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Adelaido Farias Luciano — no South Carolina driver's license, driving under the influence
Felicia Giddens — false information to police/fire, contempt of magistrates court, contempt of municipal court, fraudulent check
Robert Bryan — driving under the influence, possession and display of driver's license, unlawful use of a driver's license
David Leach — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Donald Paige — trespassing after notice
Krystal Jeffords — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Nancy Coyer — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Heather Britton — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Jermaine Cummings — driving under the influence, driving under suspension
John Alley — assault and battery third degree
Malissa Taylor — fraudulent check or stop payment $500 or less first offense
Michael Reese — criminal sexual conduct third degree six counts
Sharon Coleman — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Nicholas Dandrea — driving under the influence, simple possession
Arnold Reeves — violation of an order of protection
Linda Thornton — drug paraphernalia, soliciting without a license bench warrant
Willie Merriweather — improper backing, solicitation, simple larceny $1,000 or less
Donald Rushton — driving under the influence, open container of beer/wine
Chad Cook — hold for Columbia County, resisting arrest, hit and run with injury or death two counts, failure to stop for law enforcement
Katrinia Vanhaastrecht — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Timothy Collum — malicious injury to animals or personal property injury value $2,000 or less, criminal domestic violence first offense
Kenneth Wilson — driving under the influence
Robert Miller — driving under the influence
Derrick Simmons — open container of beer/wine, driving under the influence first offense
Jeremy Johnson — possession of a weapon during a violent crime if not sentenced to life, manufacture, distribution, etc. of cocaine base second offense
Albert Ellis — unlawful use of a telephone
Lazrell Williams — shoplifting $1,000 or less
Dowell Fulmer — violation of an order of protection three counts, arson third degree, burglary first degree
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