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Buffalo, NY – The newly formed United Volleyball Conference (UVC) will hold its first cross-over weekend February 5 and February 6 in the Western New York area and the Hilbert College men's volleyball team would like your support. Medaille College and D'Youville College will serve as co-hosts for the two-day tournament due to their campuses close proximity to each other. All ten members of the UVC will be in town providing the entire conference an opportunity to compete against each other in a single head-to-head competition. Hilbert is scheduled to face SUNYIT on Saturday at D'Youville College at 5pm. Then on Sunday, they will face off at 12pm against Stevens University at Medaille College.
Medaille will be streaming 'live' all games played at the Sullivan Center both days. If you are unable to be there in person on Sunday, you can follow the 12 noon game live via the web. Click this link to listen to live audio on game from your computer.
The second cross-over weekend is on the books for March 5th and 6th at Vassar College (Poughkeepsie, NY). Hilbert will face Vassar (3/5/11), Bard and SUNY New Paltz (3/6/11) to complete the 'cross-over' matches. The Hawks face D'Youville, Medaille, Nazareth and Elmira in home and away events during the season but only one of the two games will serve as a UVC conference game.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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- Summer Session A2 Ends
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10 Outrageous Tactics the Police Are Using and getting Away With
This is a recent article by John Knefel that first appeared in Alternet… It's called 10 Outrageous Tactics Cops Get Away With. This will probably be one of the most sobering and important pieces you read all year.. I hope folks will take heed and truly understand whats happening right now.. There's been a serious power grab right before us and very little push back, because folks are distracted or feel it won't happen to them. many others have grown cynical and see the possibility of change as useless.. Whats useless is believing you can't change things.. The first step in that is awareness followed by action.. That actions takes many forms.. It ranges from organizing and advocating to voting to harsh refusals to allow business to go on as usual.. read more


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The Harwood Union track program had a great turnout this 2009 year, carrying a combined roster with boys and girls of 75 student/athletes. Unlike some other track and field programs which have separate boys' and girls' teams with their own coaches, the only thing that separates the boys' and girls' team at Harwood is the scoring at meets. With four coaches for both the boys and girls (Taggert Haslam, head/throws coach; Tom Strasser, sprints/ jumps coach; John Kerrigan, middle/long distance coach; and Eric Eley, sprints/hurdle coach) the staff and athletes consider it one team, training together and supporting each other. The concept of "one for all and all for one" is part of their success as a program.
The Harwood girls' finished their regular season with only two losses going into the Division II state meet. Since their back-to-back state titles in 2004 and 2005, the girls' squad has been in the top three at the state meet each year: runner-up in 2006; third in 2007; runner-up in 2008; and only three points from another runner-up in 2009. Very respectable finishes when considering the strong competition in Div. II.
The girls crowned three state champions at this year's state meet: freshman Naomi Koliba in the high jump, setting a new Harwood freshman and varsity record with a jump of five feet, four inches; sophomore Clare Miller won the discus making her the eighth straight Harwood female thrower to win that event, with more to come in her next two years; and junior Kayla Dillon won the shot put title giving Harwood the seventh out of the last eight championships.
The three state champions were supported by many others including senior Ally Bataille placing third in the 110 hurdles and she ran a leg on the second-place 400x100 relay which also had senior Kelsey LaCroix, freshman Nina Yandow and junior Paige Cleary. Paige also took fourth in the 100-meter dash. On the distance side junior Jillian Mendes placed second in the 3,000-meter run, while the freshman duo of Laurel Whitney and Olivia Nishi place a very respectable fifth and sixth.
The relays included a fourth-place finish by the 4x800 team, which had freshmen Liza Mackey and Hannah Woodruff, sophomore Jess Sweeney and senior Elena Bilodeau. The 4x400 team placed a strong third place with efforts from freshmen Nina Yandow and Brielle Bisceglio, Paige Cleary and sophomore Sophia Lasius, who also placed fifth in the 400-meter dash and fifth in the 1,500-meter run. In the hurdles, sophomore Shannon Maloney placed sixth behind teammate Ally Bataille in the grueling 300-meter hurdles.
The triple jump had its own story. Naomi Koliba who was seeded third could not continue due to an injury she received in the long jump putting the pressure on lone sophomore jumper Caitlin Touchette. Handling the pressure, Caitlin filled the void by improving her seeded jump distance by a foot to take third place. Junior Amanda Haslam also competed in the javelin and shot put, sophomore Kelsey Shea competed in the sprints and sophomore Mariah Eilers competed in the sprints and hurdles. With strong underclassmen returning, expect the girls to be in the hunt again next year.
Harwood will be graduating three seniors: Ally Baitaille, Elena Biodaeu and Kelsey LaCroix. These young ladies have done an excellent job representing Harwood. The coaching staff will certainly miss their work ethic and bright smiles.
The boys took second to South Burlington on their season opener but never looked back after that, dominating Division II. Primed and ready for the state meet, all the coaches agreed the boys could not be better prepared. Led by a powerful distance group with support from athletes in all the events the Harwood Boys left no doubt it was their year to reclaim the title since their 2005 win. Outscoring the second-place Lyndon team by 70 points, they captured their sixth Division II state title.
There were six individual student/athletes and two relay teams crowned Div. II State Champions on Saturday, June 6. Leading the pack was senior Zack Pfister winning his third straight 110-meter hurdle title, the 300-meter hurdle championship as well as being a leg on the winning 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams. The other athletes on the 4x100 team include senior Trevor Cook, senior Dylan Peterson and junior Thomas J. Moore.
Setting a new Harwood 4x400 record were Trevor Cook, Zach Pfister, senior Eamon Welter and senior Eric Mackey. Powerhouse runner Eamon Welter captured his second state title in the 800 coming three seconds in front of teammate Eric Mackey. Two juniors showing their strength on the track were Tim Shepard winning the 3,000-meter run followed by second-place finisher Nick Wisniewski and supported by senior Sam McCausland coming in a well-earned fourth place.
It was the 1,500-meter run that had people's jaws dropped in amazement. Coming around the final turn of the event with only 200 meters to go, the field was led by three Harwood runners, Eric Mackey, Tim Shepard and Eamon Welter, followed by a runner from Vergennes. With 75 yards left Caleb Kernan with his greatest kick of his career passed the Vergennes runner to slide into fourth place. Harwood finished first, second, third and fourth, all within a stride of each other, a sight rarely seen.
It was not just on the track the boys excelled. Thomas J. Moore captured his first state championship title in the high jump, clearing the bar at a staggering six feet. Sophomore Thomas Fuller set the tone of what is to come from the Harwood throwers, placing second in the discus and third in the shot put. Although he did have the winning throw in the shot put, he unfortunately fouled his throw disqualifying that throw. He is part of what will be no doubt a powerful throwing team made up of all sophomores: Seth Naikus, a 42-foot shot putter, discus and javelin thrower; Zack Williams, a 130-foot javelin thrower, shot and discus thrower; and Chris Degray, a 39-foot shot putter, discus and javelin thrower.
Josh Kernan placed sixth in the pole vault with an impressive jump of 11 feet. What makes this an impressive jump is the fact that Harwood does not own a pole vault pit. His training is the meets themselves. Joe Meade coming out for his first year of track showed his talent by placing seventh in the state meet with a jump of five feet, nine inches. Nick Montgomery earned his spot at the state meet for his first time representing Harwood in the long jump.
Zack Munro, a rising star in the distance, ran in the 800 and will be looked at as a leader for Harwood next year. Senior Chris Camp, a longtime jumper and often assistant coach, competed in his last high school track championship along with 20 other boys. For many they have been a part of the program since middle school. There is no doubt these young men will be talked about in stories told by their coaches for years to come.


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BIG WEST TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS RETURN TO NORTHRIDGE FOR FIFTH TIME Cal State Northridge will host the 2010 Big West Track & Field Championships for the fourth time in the last five years and fifth time overall this weekend as the top athletes in the conference make their way to the Matador Track and Field Complex. The main portion of the meet gets underway Friday, May 14th with the hammer throw at 9 a.m. Track events on Friday begin with the women's steeplechase final at 2:30 p.m. Saturday's events get underway at noon with the women's triple jump with the first event on the track, the women's 4x100 relay final, at 3 p.m. The final event on Saturday will be the men's 4x400 relay which is scheduled for 5:55 p.m.
MEET RESULTS Live meet results following each event of the Big West Championships will be posted at:
ROBINSON OPENS BIG WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS WITH DECATHLON WIN Northridge got off to a solid start last weekend picking up 16 points in the decathlon behind Robert Robinson's first title in the event. Robinson scored a lifetime-best 7,526 points to easily out-distance Nicholas Armstrong of Long Beach State (7,224) while teammate Lance Gonzales was third with 6,995 points. The Matador women earned 14 points in the heptathon as Desirae Gonder and Shelese Ruffin finished second and third respectively. Gonder scored a lifetime-best 5,512 points while Ruffin posted 5,132 points. Both Gonder and Robinson now rank among the top-10 in the nation in the heptathlon and decathlon.
MATADOR WOMEN's PREVIEW The Northridge women are seeking their fifth consecutive Big West team championship and seventh since joining the conference in 2002. Only Utah State, which won seven straight championships from 1993-1999, has won more Big West women's team championships than Northridge ... The Matadors have also never lost a conference championship in which Northridge has hosted (2003, 2006-2008) ... Morgan Bogard (Hammer), Tiana Webberley (Pole Vault) and LaShandra Batiste (100 Hurdles) come in as the top ranked performer in their respective events and the Matadors also have Shelese Ruffin who is ranked second in both the 200 and 400 meters. The Northridge 4x400 relay team has the top time in the conference this season (3:41.17) while the 4x100 relay comes in with the second-best time (45.17) ... The Matadors will be challenged by several teams this weekend, including UC Santa Barbara which is looking for its first conference win since 2005 ... Last season, the Matador women won by the largest margin (83.5 points) of any of their seven championships ... Northridge has had the fastest woman in the conference the last six seasons as Shauna Hackett (2004), Deanna Goodwin (2005-07) and Sherrina Lofton (2008-09) have all won the 100 meters ... Lofton, who will not compete this weekend, is also the two-time defending champion in the 200 ... Ruffin has won the last two Big West 400 meter titles and is the defending long jump champion ... Northridge has won four straight 4x100 titles and two consecutive 4x400 titles ... The Matador women are seeking their first discus championship and have not won the javelin since 2002 ... Northridge has won two of the last four hammer titles and last won the shot put in 2006.
MATADOR MEN'S PREVIEW The defending champion Matador men also look to add to their impressive Big West history as Northridge has claimed four of the past six conference crowns. The last time the Matadors won a Big West title at home was 2007 when Northridge eeked out a 2.5 point win over UC Santa Barbara ... The Matador throwers should have a solid meet as Derek Cooper comes in as the top-ranked thrower in both the shot put and discus while Alex Butler is the top-ranked hammer thrower. Lance Gonzales comes in with the second-best javelin thrower. Cooper is the two-time defending discus champion while Gonzales is the defending javelin champion. Butler won the 2008 Big West shot put title ... Northridge looks to continue its stranglehold on the long jump as Reindell Cole comes in with the best mark. The Matadors have claimed five of the last six long jump titles with Cole winning in 2008 ... On the track, Bradley Ike owns the top time in the 100 meters (10.47) while David Reid ranks second in the 200 and decathlon champion Robert Robinson is third in the 110 hurdles. Northridge has won five of the last six 110 meter hurdle championships ... The Matadors have also excelled in the 4x100 relay, winning conference championships in 2003, 2006, 2007 and 2009 ... Northridge head coach Don Strametz was named Big West Coach of the Year for both the men and women in 2009.


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Bucks County, PA, neighbors and Trove Decor founders Meg Newell, Christine Edmonds, and Rebecca Bancroft share a passion for rescuing and revitalizing vintage furniture. Together the MBA, the photo stylist, and the theater maven curate an eclectic home-decor collection, breathe new life into timeless but tired pieces with fresh, unexpected upholstery, and rewire every alabaster lamp and crystal chandelier that comes their way. A portion of this sale's proceeds will benefit Habitat for Humanity.


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These Gluten Free Ice Cream Sandwiches were inspired by my VillaWare Prego Pizzelle Cookie press. I was experimenting with some sugar free almond cookies that weren't working and my Pizzelle Baker was out on the counter so I popped in some leftover gingerbread dough that was waiting to go in the oven. The wheels started turning in my brain when I saw the dark gingerbread cookies with the waffle pattern on them....ICE CREAM SANDWICHES! We are going to some dear friends for New Year's Eve tonight and I wanted to bring some fun treats for the kids. My kids love the Pizzelle cookies because they have this waffle pattern on them that seems thoroughly mainstream and not at all homemade. And I am sure they will love these ice cream sandwiches.
I bought the Pizzelle Baker on a whim when Bridge Kitchenware was moving out of Manhattan last year. At the same time I bought a stainless steel seltzer maker and a bunch of other things I didn't really have room for or need. But the Pizzelle Baker seems like a magical must have machine now. You put a blob of cookie dough (or cracker dough) into the center, press down on the handle, and 30 seconds later you have a perfect cookie (or cracker.)
When the cookies cooled, I lined them up on a tray, piped some GFCF coconut ice cream on the bottoms and carefully placed the best looking cookies on top. Then I quickly put they tray in the freezer to harden. You can make these ice cream sandwich cookies with any kind of cookies. Chocolate chip cookie sandwiches would be especially yummy.
Then I used the almond cookies in the press and rolled them up on my knife sharpener, which is something I learned in cooking school when we made tuile cookies. If you don't have a round knife sharpener you can use a round wooden stick to make the cigarrette shaped cookies. When they cooled I put some melted chocolate inside and piped the remaining coconut ice cream inside for some gluten free casein free King Kone like cookie.
Life isn't perfect--it's unpredictable and messy and just when you think everything is running smoothly it seems like something unexpected and complicated happens. Which is why there is something especially fun about being able to make perfect predictable cookies in this press. But the homemade version where you drop them on the tray and they are all different shapes taste just as good--if not better. I hope you enjoy the surprises and perfection that come your way in 2009.
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For four aging men in the terror-stricken town of Milburn, New York, an act inadvertently carried out in their youth has come back to haunt them. Now they are about to learn what happens to those who believe they can bury the past - and get away with murder.
Peter Straub's classic best seller is a work of "superb horror" (Washington Post Book World) that, like any good ghost story, stands the test of time - and conjures our darkest fears and nightmares.
©1989 Peter Straub (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"Great Story! The Best of Peter Straub"
If you are looking for fast-paced horror this is not the book for you. But if you enjoy an interesting, eerie story that slowly unfolds you will love this book. It is well written, steady paced, and, for the most part, well narrated.
I was initially discouraged from this book because other listeners had complained of bad narration. While it is true that the narrator does a poor impersonation of a woman's voice it is not completely off-putting. Imagine Charlton Heston impersonating a woman and you will have a good idea of what to expect.
The main characters are wealthy, retirement-aged, small town men who befriended one another years before the story picks up. Don't let this put you off. The characters will become relatable and endearing shortly into the story.
If you enjoy this book, you will also enjoy The Good House by Tananarive Due and Phantoms by Dean Koontz.
"Long Story Short."
Quite a few reviewers have said the first part of the book (it's three parts) was long and uneventful. It's true. However the author spends quite a bit of time getting you to know the characters and shows you how each ended up where they are at and why they are in the book. I enjoyed it and will listen to it again one day. I highly recommend it.
Probably reading something spooky...
"Fun and spooky, perfect for October"
I have not read the print version, but it's definitely better than the movie!
The intricacies of the American Gothic represented. This is a traditional masculine Gothic tale that is complex and heavily character driven. Tons of embedded narratives allow for multiple ghost stories within "Ghost Story". And for the more horror-oriented it includes hints of witchcraft, ghosts, changelings, vampires, werewolves, haunted houses AND murder! What more could one want?
I liked the embedded narrative about Fenny Bate the best. It is a story told by Sears about when he was a new school teacher in the town, and his experience trying to act as mentor to Fenny Bate. I don't want to give spoilers, but the tale is at once frightening, disturbing and tragic. There are many great scenes in the novel, but this one struck me the most.
I couldn't if I tried! It's too long for that. I did have the urge to listen to it for large blocks of time.
This book is perfect for October. If you have seen the movie, don't let it fool you. "Ghost Story" is chilling and complex, and will keep you at the edge of your seat.
"Give it time to get into gear..."
This download is separated int three parts. The first is very, very slow moving. Add to the overall blandness of the beginning; a narrator that sounds as if he is just about ready to keel over and die, ( he ends his sentences with a wierd kind of gasp, like he's run out of air) you might be tempted to leave the book unfinished: DON'T!
I put my Ipod on double speed and the narration sounded just about normal.
When this book took off, it was worth the agony and doubt of the first part. Death and betrayal and destruction in a smalltown community, which, strangely, seems to have a problem with primiscuity among its leading, and aged citizens.( Thankfully there were no embarassing descriptions of senoir love making.) Reminded me a lot of Stephen King, sans the anticlimactic ending. Good story, give it a chance.
Love a good mystery.
"Loved it."
Could not stop listening. Worth every bit of sleep I lost. My grand kids also thought it was good. But they would never admit it.
"This was a struggle."
I'll say up front I didn't finish it. I know this is considered a classic story, but for me it wasn't very ghost-y and it seemed disjointed.
Possibly, but I will find out more about the story first.
I thought the narrator did a good job with character voices and keeping a steady pace.
Tell us about yourself!
"More than ghosts!"
If you are looking for a book that is short, fast paced, has thrills in every chapter, and lots lots of ghosts, this isn't it.
However, this is a well written eerie story that covers the adult lifetimes of five men, now at retirement age. An incident that happened when they were young men bound them together and twisted their individual and collective fates. The consequences happened subtly at first and to some more than others. In their late years things get more intense and blatant; they realize that the consequences of their youthful deed will kill them, all their relatives, and many others.
The story is created in layers. The horror in the present is punctuated by flashbacks into the lives of the five members of the Chowder Club that has kept them close friends over the many years. They enlist the help of the nephew of an already deceased member and find that he has been affected too. The "evil" that is toying with them gradually comes into focus. Their town and its people come under siege. This requires that the author explain the histories and relationships of some spouses, business clients, friends, and the sheriff.
Peter Straub does an excellent job of creating all the story strands and weaving them together. Be prepared to sit back and let the 22.5 hours unwind. The end is satisfying, but leaves just enough to the listener's imagination.
Buck Schirner's narration is more than adequate. Since most characters are male, a male narrator is most appropriate. It's understood that he can't do female voices.
"Creeping horror..."
Ok...the operative word here is "creeping." I enjoyed the first ⅓ of this book, as it delves into the troubled memories and dreams of a group of elderly men who form a small social circle which they call the "Chowder Club."
However, at least for me, the second ⅔ slowed to an agonizing crawl, especially as the story ebbed into graphic horror and explicit supernaturalism. I prefer a more subtle horror, one which leaves some ambiguity as to the whether the nightmarish experiences of the characters arise from a state of mind or to objective reality. Regardless of whether you share this taste, the pacing of the book beomes almost painfully slow. The only thing that kept me going was curiosity about the teaser which appears in the book's prologue.
The narration is not nearly so bad as some would have it. It is quite well suited to the sections narrated by members of the Chowder Club, and somewhat less so to other sections, but still quite serviceable.
"A Must Read for Horror Fans"
I am a fan of horror fiction. Not the slasher stuff or anything too corporeal but rather all things paranormal. The last 10 years have seen an explosion of the horror genre and the "paranormal twist" has been applied to almost every genre – its paranormal meets romance, paranormal meets detective mystery, and don't get me started about zombies. Don't get me wrong, I love the selection but sometimes I just crave the unadorned, back-to-the-basics ghost story. That is why when I came across Peter Straub's "Ghost Story," the unadorned title sold me.
"Ghost Story" is long, the characters are numerous, and it takes a while to get used to Straub's shifting perspective, but those that stick with this book will enjoy what they find. This is a well written novel with a tight plot that is very good at setting a gloomy tone with tension that slowly builds. The mystery is slowly revealed and compelling. One particular aspect of this novel that I found unique was that the paranormal entities were multidimensional and had character with motivations that made sense. I am happy I found this novel, and I would put it on my list of "must reads" for the genre.
One other thing worth mentioning here is that the narration is excellent, and really helped with the shifting perspective and with keeping track of characters.
"Great story, bad narration."
Sure. It's a good book.
Not sure.
He's not very good.
The book is a wonderful read, in print. I have read this several times since Peter Straub wrote it and have always enjoyed it.
I thought I would try out the spoken book while I drive, I drive a truck long haul and it helps the time go by.
The narrator does O.K. when he does a male voice but the female voices are absurd. Little girl, old women or young they all sound as if they're already dead.
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The Gaston Livery is a two-story stable that was built around 1893, constructed out of locally made brick. Not only is it one of only five all brick barns in South Carolina, but it has one of only four known carriage lifts in the United States. The structure is also U-shaped which also makes the stable quite unique.The structure is owned by the Friends of the Gaston Livery which is a nonprofit organization with a mission to protect it from demolition or neglect as well as restore the barn for the community to use and enjoy. Future plans for the stable, located off east Richland Avenue, include a living history park and museum.The Gaston Livery Stable was recently added to the City of Aiken Historic Register as a landmark property.
The last cat is out of the bag.
The final Gaston Livery barn cat was unveiled at Bone-i-fide Bakery on Tuesday and is now on display in one of the windows of the downtown store. "Lou" is the last of 28 cat statues that were painted by local artists and will be auctioned off later to benefit the historic Gaston Livery Stable.
This cat was sponsored by Jack Wetzel, and the artist was Ron Buttler. The grey and white, long-haired feline statue was inspired by Wetzel's cat Lou who lived a long, adventurous life of 18 years and passed away in 2005.
"He was the best cat I ever had," Wetzel said.
Buttler had two photographs of Lou to work with and said it was an interesting challenge to take a "short-haired" cat statue and give it the effect of having long hair to resemble Wetzel's feline.
Buttler had wanted to paint one of the barn cats which is a project headed by the Friends of the Gaston Livery, but, when it was first announced, he didn't have the time. Friends' President Coleen Reed later contacted him and said she needed one more volunteer to bring life to the blank, cat-shaped statue. He accepted and said he's happy to be a part of this project.
Wetzel said that Buttler did a great job and was quite happy with the final product.
Carly Jordan, owner of Bone-i-fide Bakery, is excited to have one of the barn cats displayed in her window which is adjacent to the store's feline adoption area. "It's fitting," Jordan said. "We've got this cat for the window and the real ones in the other window."
The 28 barn cats are temporarily on display at different downtown businesses.
On April 13, the Friends of the Gaston Livery Stable will hold the Cats' Meow Gala & Auction at the Aiken County Historical Museum from 7 to 11 p.m. The barn cats will be auctioned at that time to help pay down the mortgage on the Gaston Livery Stable. Admission is $30 per person and $50 per couple. Food, live music and a cash bar will be part of the event. Tickets are available at the door but can be purchased in advance at Wesley's Automotive SVC., 925 Park Ave. S.E. or the Aiken County Historical Museum located at 433 Newberry St. S.W. For more information, visit www.gastonliverystable.com.
STAFF PHOTO BY AMY BANTON The last barn cat was unveiled on Tuesday at Bone-i-fide Bakery. Pictured, in front row from left, are store owner Carly Jordan, Friends of the Gaston Livery Board Member Donna Taylor, Friends' president Coleen Reed and board member Mary Lou Dewar. On the back row, from left, is artist Ron Buttler, sponsor Jack Wetzel and board member Barbara Gunter.×
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Originally posted by strangiato2112
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Not going to waste time arguing with someone that is referring to a blizzard game as the 'little dog'. I guess SWTOR and Guild Wars 2 are little dogs because it is their company's first MMORPG?
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Sanity....It's for the weak.
Originally posted by strangiato2112
I guess Guild Wars never existed. Who knew?
Originally posted by f0dell54
I guss I should remove GW from my list of games I bata tested, lol wow
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I will give them credit in the development department. They change and update thier game so frequently and add so much content so fast it actually is impressive.
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Originally posted by abyss404
Rift is a good game but it's too clonish to WoW, so why play it when you can play WoW where you already have your chars, your money, your community etc. Myself I just couldn't play another gear grinding game after I quit WoW, so Rift was definately not the game for me to play.
What happens when you log off your characters????.....
Originally posted by Tayah
Rift was implemented as a WoW clone. But I think that Trion has seen that error. Obviously, there wasn't much they could do with the overal structure to the game. But in patch after patch, their content and additions to the game continue to take it down it's own path. There are so many things now that aren't just like WoW. Fishing and cooking not withstanding. LOL.
But even now, if you want the ability to theorycraft talent builds, You can no longer do that in WoW. Rift's Soul system is pretty much it for class and talent building.
I can only hope that Storm Legion really takes Rift into it's own.
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Played it recently and loved the unique class I played. Then got to end game and the pvp was sad. I mean..just bgs and then the crap zergfest of conquest was yuck. Sucked as I loved my class. If you have BG's you should have arenas as well...BGs get old quick. The factions don't come across each other in the ow leveling up either. I actually made it all the way to max level without seeing an enemy with two different toons...boring
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The strong are sometimes wrong but the weak are never free.
population seems fine on Faeblight but it is one of the more populated servers. If you are just going to go out and quest though your levels then yeah it will seem pretty sparse. Even so, I have skill been running into people out in the wild in the low 40s areas. But if you want to see activity that is more like how the rift events were at release then you need to pick up the instant adventures. lots of people running around together doing shared quests. So Trion seems to be doing reasonably well at finding ways to bring people together.
Also with the new carnage quests coming out there will be a lot more picking up quests as you go rather than getting all of them from a hub. Instant adventures combined with carnage quests and rifs seem like they will be a great way to level. at least from 50 - 60.
Ultimately I think it comes down to taste. If you like a game that is more wow like but you want something newer and frankly better than wow then Rift is a great choice. If you want something that is much further out from the norm design wise then GW2 is probably the better choices. Choosing which will also heavily depend on if you like the combat style of GW2 and how you feel about defined roles like healing and tanking. Both are high quality games (assuming that broken DE will get fixed sooner than later) so it really just depends on how you want your game stuctured.
All die, so die well.
Originally posted by Arkain
Guild Wars is not a MMORPG. Its a co-op game with lobbies.
Originally posted by GeezerGamer
Definitely been adding much more eq2 than WoW lately. mentoring, in depth outdoors housing, alternate advancement system, etc etc. End game though is still far too WoWish at its core though, hopefully they can figure out a good way to deviate from it.
Storm Legion looks like its taking the soul system to what it should have been at launch. Things like no melee mage stuck out like a sore thumb, and the trees themselves are far more interesting now. Im impressed.
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Originally posted by Tayah
I think Rift is the only wow clone to actually succeed at delivering a superior game to its parent. Many wow fans will stick with wow because they know it and are comfortable or because of friend or because they have so much time and effort invested and have cool titles or mounts. But I think Rift draws a lot of serious raid gamers because it actually delivers a comperable raid game. And one that is really very challenging. Most raiding guilds still have not completed Infernal Dawn. Some even still struggle with Akylios in HK. Combine a very good and challenging raiding endgame with lots of not raid ways to spend your endgame time or leveling time and you have a great game. They basically played the cards that Bilzzard did back when. That is they took the best ideas from a score of games and brought them together in a very polished package. This is why I think Rift is doing well and growning even if growing slowly. It is simply a really good game, if you like the overall wow model.
In the end I think WoW is representative of a third generation of MMOs. UO, starting the first and EQ starting the second. I think SWTOR will be seen some day as the last of the third gen MMOs and much of what forced a transition. GW2 I think will be seen as a 4th gen mmo, given its size it might be seen as defining the begining of 4th gen MMOs. Not because it is the best thing since sliced bread but just because it is genuinely taking off in a different direction. But generations never have clear boundaries. You always see transitional members in a population that seem to fit into both generations or somewhere in between. I think Rift is one of those transitional members. Very clearly at its core, hub based questing is still very foundational. But it has also been a part of helping to define what dynamic content means in this industry. Rift also has so many unusual features, chronicles, onslaughts, carnages, IAs, that it is really hard to define where they are. Rift is at least as much 4th gen as it is 3rd. But I don't think Rift will be seen as defining next gen MMOs. That will take a bigger kid. But you can never see a generational shift as you are going though it so who knows how these years will be viewed 5 or 10 years from now.
All die, so die well.
Originally posted by strangiato2112
It was a "Massive Multiplayer" even if it was a lobby, and it was "Online" and you did build a character for the "Role Playing Game" part,
so yes technically he is right, even if it did not match our view of what a MMORPG should be.
wow a drink for me, I helped myself with that one
Trion does really good work with RIFT and their next two games hold alot of promise.
If they treat them as well as RIFT, I will hope for some sort of station pass.
Originally posted by VikingGamer
I am not so sure I would call the games as 3rd and 4th gen as you say. The reason I say this is because there was a transition that began in 07 and was realized in 08. It was this transition where Themeparks changed. As well as no reall decent sandboxes, but realy, what I am talking about started with WoW late in TBC and was fully realizd in Wrath. But not immidiately in Wrath. Basically, Themeparks traded detailed and involved Metagaming and slow leveling for rapid leveling and game crippling gear progressions.
Prior to Patch 2.3, WoW end game gear levels started at lvl 115 and went through to 125.
After 2.3 - Gear went from 125 to 164
Then once Wrath was released the item levels picked up again at 200 and finally ended at 284
The worst of it was that the gear progression was so far out of control that the early 25man raid rewards were outclassed by 5 man heroic dungeon rewards. Naxx25 gear was lvl 213. ToC came in and released lvl 219 gear. This trend repeats again too.
From 2007 through 2009, the MMO changed. I'd say that if we were going to break games out between 2nd and 3rd gen or even 4th gen, which I don't know that a 4th gen exists. I'd say that WoW itself transitioned from one to the next in that period.
The reason I say GW2 is not a next gen game is because it has it's roots in WoW as much as Rift and SWTOR do. ANET used WoW as the foundation. The difference is that instead of making a better wow, they used WoW and said, OK, here's what not to do. But in the end, It's still based on WoW and is desigend to appeal to a certain type of WoW player. It certainly is not it's own game from the ground up. And it still falls into the same category as Later WoW. No Metagame, Fast, easy leveling and rapid easy gear aquisition though 80, (It's still gear progression. It's smaller in scale and highly cosmetic in nature, but it's there)
Originally posted by GeezerGamer
The absolute worst patch in WoW history was the trial of the crusader. They were coming off Ulduar, one of the best raid instances ever in any game (for Rifters who havent played it, it was even more epic-and challenging-than Hammerknell). And then came along ToC, which brough with it dungeons that outgeared Naxx and an easy raid instance that triviliazed the gear to the much better designed, and more challenging Ulduar. Why bother spending time in Ulduar when the gear in ToC was better? Easier content should = lesser gear regardless of when its released. EQ1 balanced this to a reasonable degree for many, many years and it was a key to its success. WoW threw the whole risk vs reward thing right out the window and it became new vs reward, not risk vs reward.
That and the explosion of the Valor/Justice system. I know people hate RNG, but itmade you actually care what the dungeon bosses drop. In WoW dungeon boss is mostly just disenchant fodder, and you run for the currency only. Games are too reliant on these RNG removing currency that everything can just start feeling like a chore, a long grind for gear. And Rift is obviously as guilty of this as anyone.
And yes, the fast easy leveling...WoW was an acceptable balance. Towards the end of Vanilla, after 2 years of discovering the absolute optimal leveling path and quest progression, people had WoW leveling down to 6 days and change of /played time. Again, this is after careful study and planning and tons of practice. Most modern MMOs you see the first max level toon within 2 days, and thats without the two years of practice. Rift, SWTOR, GW2...all guilty as charged.
Originally posted by strangiato2112
And who was directly responsible for this shift? Activision. This all started right after Activision took over Blizzard. Now combine this with what Turbine did to LOTRO and DDO and we now have the sad state of post 2008 MMORPGs.
Insta-capping, assembly iine gear upgrades and P2(do something easier or better)
I still think Rift is the best TP MMO in modern releases, but I still won't say it's above what I just listed. And now with Deep's Depot, I am more than curious to see what it will look like after Storm Legion. In fact the appearace of that button is the only reason I have not pre ordered the expansion. Nor will I until I know for certain there is nothing in that shop that can be used by a character. I don't care if it's only aviator sunglasses and boxing gloves. If it's in there, My sub is canceled.
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Yeah i really hate seeing that shopping cart button. But i preordered the xpac because of the sheer quantity of features and content. They shouldve called it rift 2.
Originally posted by Foomerang
Here is the question though.
What if Rift had to make a choice between 3 options in order to stay proftiable:
1. Cut staff
2. Raise subscription rates
3. Sell vanity stuff
Which would you prefer?
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Raised sub rates


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Humanity has always had blood on its hands, from the time Cain led Abel to a field and committed the first murder to whatever heinous atrocity is in this morning's headlines. Doubtless, every era of mankind has seen someone lament the brutality of his specific time, believing the crimes surrounding him to be unique in the dripping-red pages of history.
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Admittedly hindered by the blinders of my specific experiences and context, I believe that we have drifted from the notion of living with respect for others to living in vigilance of being disrespected by others. When did we arrive at a place where we lack fall-to-our-knees awe for life itself? Has the miracle of life been replaced by contempt? The physical and spiritual journey of birth and life is a marvel of science and God that should tower in our psyches as the overwhelming motivation for preserving life as shared by every breathing human.
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Cain killed Abel. John Wilkes Booth killed Abraham Lincoln. Jack the Ripper killed a half-dozen people. Adolf Hitler killed millions. Adam Lanza killed 27. Naeem Davis and Erika Menendez each allegedly killed one person.
It's a legacy of evil that should wither before our capacity to love. But it feels to me, as it has undoubtedly felt to many others before me, that evil has the upper hand and love is in full retreat.
The thought is not unique to me or my era, but that does not make it any less distressing or overwhelming.
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Kelly appeared in 10 matches, making six starts in 2009 ... finished the year with 12 shots, putting four on-goal ... had season-high four shots vs. UC Santa Barbara in Big West Playoffs on Nov. 5.
Appeared in 16 matches, making three starts, for CSUN in 2008 ... finished season with one goal and one assist for three points ... scored first career goal against Southern Utah on Aug. 29 ... added an assist against UC Davis on Oct. 17 ... finished season with 10 shots, four of which were on goal.
Played in 16 matches during her freshman season, including appearances in the final seven matches of the season ... recorded four shots during year, two of which were on goal ... Fired a shot on net in CSUN's victory over Baylor on Sept. 14 ... also registered a shot on goal against Long Beach State on Oct. 14 ... also registered shots against Hawai'i (9/21) and Cal State Bakersfield (10/26).
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I suffered through this tripe. So humor me. Let me be at peace with writing an inanely, insanely long pointless review.
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review 93 bad censored game!
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The game that Single-Handedly introduced Violence in Gaming.This is where the downfall of gaming began.
a game that started a legendary series...well,in fact only 2 games are great in the mk series. mk is the first violent video game in history.wow!so,shoul i say...where it all started...? 9 characters,9 legends: liu ka... Read Full Review1 of 1 users found the following review helpful
A game that lets you finish off your opponent is definitely a game worth looking into.
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As close to the arcade as it got, and still failed.
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This game introduced us to bloody 2D combat fighting games and since its release no game can come close to its greatness
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This was very different from the sequels...NO BLOOD IN IT!!
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Good to finally see the arcade game on the snes, however no blood and a sweat vapour makes it dissapointing
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I cried of anger.
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How the hell did Mortal Kombat pass as a Game Boy game?
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The tour highlighted the annual Cubs Convention, which opened Friday at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers.
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I thought I'd find out how they do it properly.
I turned to the Adnams Brewery, and enlisted the help of their Quality Manager, Belinda Jennings, who I first met in a field in Suffolk...
Step 1: Raw materials
Water, malt, hops, yeast. That's it, for a proper beer.
What affects the final flavour is the way these things are treated.
The softness of the water, how dark the malt is roast, the species of hop, the strain of yeast.
Malt adds sweetness, and provides the sugar for fermentation. Hops add bitterness, especially to balance the sweetness of the malt, and the yeast, of course, turns the sugar into alcohol.
Most brewers (Adnams included) will happily give their recipes, but they won't give their yeast - established brewers have strains that are slightly different to other brewers' strains, and so affect the flavours. Adnams have been using the same strain of yeast since 1945.
Step 2: Preparation and control.
The remains of the milled malt go to be animal bedding - very little of anything is actually thrown away by Adnams.
In 2008, Adnams installed a whole new brew-house. As well as being highly controllable and automated (in-line systems weigh out ingredients instead of sacks having to hefted in by hand), it also recycles the waste steam from the brewing process - it saves 30% on energy costs, but it also means that the brewery doesn't smell of brewing, which is a shame IMO.
Step 3: Wort.
The heating pattern - how hot, how long, when the temperature is changed etc - affects how much of what flavours are dissolved out of the malt, and will affect the final flavour.
When the wort is transferred to the next tun, the solids are left behind, eventually to end up as cattle feed.
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2)Brew beer
3)repeat until 20,000 pints have been accumulated.
I toured the Fosters brewery in Manchester many moons ago, and they are interesting places. (That brewery smell is fantastic, isn't it!)
The problem with many factories (or at least the industry I am in) is that most of the process is in sealed tanks, pipes, etc, so you only ever see the final product.
Fosters? Sorry, that's lager, not beer... ;-)
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I live in Golden, Colorado, where they make Coors. It's definitely not my favorite beer, but on the brewery tour they claim that their copper kettles produce less of a metallic taste. Do you know any of the reasons why Adnams would use stainless steel rather than copper for the new vats?
The new vats have no riveted joints, nowhere for bacteria to lurk, which is important when the end product does not get pasteurised.
really interesting to see how they go about making beer, and seeing the technology they use.
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You have thoroughly researched all aspects of brewing.
By the way, i have brewed 40'000 pints of beer and ale over the last 10 years...
There is a tiny little pub in Bungay called the green dragon that brews it's own beer, well worth a taste if you are in the area. www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/20/20954/Green_Dragon/Bungay
Another favourite of mine was St Peters. Did a really nice cranberry beer and a gorgeous old hall to enjoy it in. www.stpetersbrewery.co.uk/


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Where to Drink Coffee in Toronto
The capital of the province of Ontario in the Great White North, Toronto came slower to coffee than its West Coast kin. But from the first gasps in late 2006 to today's wild proliferation of artisanal shops (many of which are now onto their second, third or fourth location) there's no questioning the boom has hit—and hard. New local roasters like Detour, Te Aro, and Social are flanked by cadres of upscale coffee-gear-purveyors and friendly baristas slinging capps from Roncesvalles practically to Pape. Here are six of the top shops in Toronto to get your Canadian coffee tour underway. More


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Friday, April 5, 2013
One evening a police officer called for back up after being behind a possible drunk driver. The vehicle was all over the roadway and drove into oncoming traffic.
Officers were able to get the driver to pull over after turning the blue lights on for about a mile.
The officer noticed the driver's bloodshot eyes, according to the report. He also had a smell of alcohol on his breath.
When questioned about drinking, the driver said he had been over at a friend's and had two draft beers that "were really very good." He then went on to say that he would do anything not to get arrested. He even suggested he could call his friend for a ride.
The officer asked him to perform some field sobriety tests, but he refused. When he was told he was under arrest for DUI, he also refused to get out of his car.
After a little coaxing he got out of the car and was carried down to the police station. There he decided to cooperate and he blew a .21 percent on the Breathalyzer machine.
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Google Launches New Design, Universal Search and a Site for Search Experiments
At the Searchology event that happened today at the Googleplex (and is still available here), Google talked about the past, the present and the future of search. They explained that search is a difficult subject with a lot of problems yet to be solved, but search is still Google's core competency.
Universal Search
Google launched the universal search that adds news, images, videos, books and local results in the standard results. "Google's vision for universal search is to ultimately search across all its content sources, compare and rank all the information in real time, and deliver a single, integrated set of search results that offers users precisely what they are looking for."
This screenshot shows a video integrated in the main search results and a Plus Box that lets you view the video inline. And in the case of Nosferatu, you can see the whole movie.
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The interface we talked about last month will also be live for everyone. Google adds a horizontal navigation menu to all of its services, but the menu will feature different links based on the page you're currently viewing. Everything will go live in a few hours.
Search experiments
But the most exciting launch for those who try to find all the new Google features is Google Experimental, a new place from Google Labs where you can see new features and layouts tested for the search results. You can play with them and send feedback so that Google makes them better and they eventually become a part of the Google search experience.
As anticipated here, Google tests new ways to view results. "With the timeline and map views, Google's technology extracts key dates and locations from select search results so you can view the information in a different dimension." So you can view the location a page refers to on a map. There's also a timeline view that shows results sorted by the most important dates included in the pages.
Another cool new feature is keyboard shortcuts for the search results. For example, you can navigate in the list of results by pressing j and k and visiting the selected result by just pressing enter. Like in vi and Gmail.
Google also tests two designs: one that places the navigation links and the refinements to the left:
... and one that moves them to the right:
Now you don't have to change your cookies to test new designs anymore, you can just use them from Google Experimental. That doesn't mean Google's random experiments end here: they'll still test features on small samples of users, but those who want to see the new features have a Google site to quench their curiosity.
Searching for meaning
But Google's experiments with search continue. In the next weeks, Google's quality will improve by including results from modified queries that are likely to produce better results.
They'll also translate your query into 11 other languages and show results from these searches if they're relevant. Just in case you search for [French recipes] and the best French recipes are... in French. Using Google Translate, you'll be able to read the pages in your native language. As if everyone spoke a single language.
To sum up
Google's search results will be better because they'll include content from specialized search engines. Google will translate your query to different languages and even slightly alter it to show better results. It will also be easier to navigate to other Google sites and to go to the most appropriate service for your query.
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Michael Bisping cleared to train, wants higher-ranked opponent than Tim Kennedy
"I was at the doctors this morning, they've given me the green light to start proper training again," said Bisping. "I've been running and lifting weights for awhile. Now I can get back in the gym and start working on a few things."
The bombastic British middleweight, whose last fight was a victory over Alan Belcher at UFC 159, believe a springtime return is in order.
"I can definitely fight around March or April next year," he said.
As for who Bisping should face in his return bout? Bisping had words with Tim Kennedy over Twitter recently. But he sounded ambivalent about the prospects of meeting the Army Ranger.
"I wouldn't say there's been back and forth with Tim Kennedy," Bisping said. "I'd say there's been Tim Kennedy chomping at the bit, trying to make a name for himself. he came over from Strikeforce, he's had a couple wins over people I've never heard of, and he's trying to get some notoriety. Of course, people like to call me out, I'm no stranger to that. Good for him.
"I've never turned down an opponent once, I'm not going to start with Tim Kennedy," Bisping continued. "If that's who the UFC wants, I'll be happy to fight him. Myself personally, I would like someone ranked a little higher up the ladder, someone in the top five maybe. But it's down to the UFC."
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BUFFALO, NY – Medaille College swept Hilbert College with an 80-63 victory in men's basketball February 1 in the Sullivan Center. Dan McFarland and Chris Hoak each broke double figures to lead the Hawks in defeat, while 6'8 Sean Bellomo carried the Mavericks with 20 points in the win. Hilbert and D'Youville share third place in the AMCC after tonight's game without hopes of knocking Medaille out of the number one seed in the tourney in a few weeks.
Hilbert fell behind after twenty minutes of play (42-32) after witnessing Medaille's impressive 61.5 percent field goal shooting. Hilbert took care of the ball registering five fewer turnovers than the hosts, but McFarland's two early first half fouls forced him to watch from the sidelines.
Medaille continued to control the game during the second half and found themselves with a 15-point cushion earned at the foul line. The Hawks traveled there five times (two makes) while Medaille sank 17 of 23 attempts. The Mavericks dominated the boards (40-23) and continued their smooth shooting (14 of 26 from the floor).
McFarland finished with 15 points and team high 6 rebounds. Hoak chipped in 10 points and two steals. As a team, Hilbert only earned eight assists which is a season low.
The Hawks will host Franciscan University February 4 (2pm).
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East Cooper Habitat for Humanity has provided shelter and homes for more than 60 local families since its start in 1990, but there are more families out there who need a home, who need a place to raise their children.
In an effort to fund the next Habitat Home, East Cooper Habitat for Humanity is hosting a House Party Gala Event on Friday, May 17 in The Cooper River Room, located at the Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park.
Guests will be welcomed into The Cooper River Room and its beautiful Lowcountry scene murals with the joyful singing of the internationally-renowned Plantation Singers. Throughout the evening there will be delectable hors'doeuvres from Duvall Catering along with open bars serving martinis, wine and beer.
Guests are invited to make their way around the banquet hall and out into the spring evening, under a lit tent, to view many silent auction items and participate in a live auction which will include trip packages, unique experiences, gift certificates, art and more. Guests will also have the chance to dance the night away beneath the stars to the music of The Fantastic Voyage Band, a talented five-piece soulful dance band.
Please join East Cooper Habitat for Humanity for this beautiful evening and help make a family's dream of homeownership a reality. Please visit the group's website at www.eastcooperhabitat.org to purchase your tickets today or call Christine Pinson at 843-881-2600 ext. 201.
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