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On Jan. 21, Mane Street Hair Designers hosted an event at the University of South Carolina Lancaster to remember, honor and celebrate the life of Judy Chandler and her many contributions to the community.
My staff and I are humbled by the outpouring of support from sponsors, entertainers, other salons, local businesses and countless individuals – all who helped make this a very special evening.
I have never been more proud to live in Lancaster. This is truly a very special place, where people care about each other.
What's with Minister James Hewett IV in his letter, "Christmas is not in the Scripture?"
He tells us that the word "Mass" (with a capital M) means death. Let's start with the Webster's II University Dictionary: "Mass – the celebration of the Eucharist in Roman Catholic and some Protestant churches."
The word "mass" has many meanings, but not one being "death."
The Heath Springs Lunch Bunch (Council on Aging), Mount Calvary Outreach, Heath Springs and Kershaw community seniors would like to thank the Hillside Class of 1970 for making each of us so happy and thankful for the lovely Christmas shoe box gifts.
Our sincere thanks for your kindness, as well as the many valuable items in each box. We pray for your continued success in all your undertakings.
Flossie Williams
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We moved to Lancaster less than a year ago. Obviously, we disagree with the CNN report, recognize it to be a negative to growth, but also think it makes some valid points. Lancaster is a great, quiet, cost-effective place to live.
But if you want 21st-century amenities, then you often need to leave town.
Local shopping is basically over-run by a Walmart, while we let Main Street and other shopping centers remain with excessive empty spaces.
Politicians and their supporters often get the facts regarding complicated bills muddled, and deliver misleading information to the public.
In a letter supporting U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney's opposition to the American Jobs Act, Nicholas Pasquine states that the bill cuts $175 billion annually out of Social Security and Medicare.
One Republican candidate has gathered a lot of support here in Lancaster County.
Former Sen. Rick Santorum has the most impressive support team list of any candidate. These volunteers have all expressed that it is Santorum's consistency, experience, conservatism, faith and leadership that have played a very large role in why they all have chosen to stand behind the senator as their pick for the Republican preferential primary Jan. 21.
Here is the Lancaster County for Rick Santorum team:
u State chair – S.C. Sen. Greg Gregory
South Carolina has always been the first in the South to lead. We have never allowed other states to dictate our resolve and we have always been ready to defend it.
One need only to remember the American Revolution, when the British thought South Carolina would be an easy fight:
Ten British ships with 318 cannon opened fire on a tiny fort in Charleston called Fort Moultrie.
Inside were just 344 Continental soldiers with a handful of militia, 30 cannons and a number of South Carolina's best sharpshooters.
I would urge anyone who is considering voting for Mitt Romney to go online and watch the video describing his time as CEO of a private equity firm that bought up and sold off small plants and factories (go to www.winningourfuture.com ).
As our society becomes more apathetic, due to our government looking out for themselves and not the people of the United States, we will see the country and society become less able to handle or solve its problems.
I just read that the "Super Committee" couldn't come to an agreement on what or where to cut spending to get to the $1.2 trillion they were expected to achieve, so they just go on to say they can't settle this and walk away from their responsibility to the country.
Newt Gingrich is by no means the perfect presidential candidate, having made mistakes in both his political and personal life. But he's straightforward enough to admit it, going so far as to say he was wrong and just plain stupid in some cases, and trying to explain his position in others.
Out of all the candidates, he is by far the most qualified person to be our next president.
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One more on Friday night when they host Houston County, and they will assure themselves of a winning season and be in a great position to claim a spot in the state football playoffs for the first time since 2004.
Jones County spoiled homecoming for a Region 2-AAAAA foe for the second time this season when it outscored Lakeside-Evans 49-35 last Friday in Evans to move to third in the standings with two games remaining in the regular season.
Two weeks earlier the Greyhounds beat Evans 41-6 in its homecoming game.
"Getting beat for homecoming isn't much fun, so we have to stay focused to be sure it doesn't happen to us," coach Dwight Jones said. "We've got another one of those Houston County teams coming in. They might not be winning as much as Northside and Warner Robins, but they have a lot of talent, too. We're going to need to play well to win."
The Bears are 3-5 overall and 1-4 in the region after snapping a four-game losing streak with a 45-14 victory over Evans on Saturday. Jones County is 0-2 all-time in games that count against Houston County, with the last regular season meeting a 41-14 loss in 1997. But the Greyhounds did beat the Bears in a preseason scrimmage game in 2011.
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Saturday, July 6, 2013
There was no Summerville as such in 1776, but as we observe our country's Declaration of Independence this weekend, we can also observe the sowing of the first seeds of Summerville some 237 years ago. And it all began with pine trees and mosquitoes.
James Stewart, a local rice planter and militia captain, loved his overnight summer hunts, but he had a problem. Like everybody else in this area, he was plagued by mosquitoes. Captain Stewart was determined to find a better campsite. One day, going out to explore, he left his Beech Hill Plantation about four miles from our current town. When he got here, he found what he was looking for. It was a relatively high ridge so thickly forested with pine trees that the sun was barely visible.
The ridge was some 70 feet above sea level and high enough to catch sea breezes from the ocean 22 miles away. The forest's density was a heat buffer from the lower lying Charleston coast. Captain Stewart found the area intensely aromatic with pine scent, relatively cool – and mosquito free. He shared his find with friends and militia colleagues and they began camping here too.
The pine filled campsite had sandy soil which drained well, leaving no standing water and thus did not attract mosquitoes – which were then the cause of the seasonal malarial scourge. This annual outbreak spread from rivers and lakes in the Low Country. It's hard to believe now when we spend our summers swatting at these insects, but in colonial times here, there were scant impervious surfaces. The landscape was almost totally natural with few buildings and roads.
Captain Stewart didn't know then that pine scented air would be found to be good for the lungs – which is what a century later lured people from around the world with pulmonary problems to Summerville. This led to the building of sumptuous inns, inspiring our first tourist boom.
But in the late 1700's came a slow migration from near the camp site, seeking out this ridge. People built rough summer camp houses. More came "marooning" from plantations along the Ashley River during the sickly season –May to October. There was no malaria here.
As our country declared independence, won the Revolutionary War and continued to prosper, so did our campsite evolve. It went from a seasonal respite to a summer settlement to a tiny but growing summer village of all-year residents. By the time of Summerville's incorporation in 1847, the United States had been independent for 71 years. Summerville had become an official town with a population that thrived, in the beginning, mainly because of a railroad transportation system. This brought an increase in population and prosperity.
In fact, we grew so fast and so many pines were cut – for business and home construction, to make way for more railroad tracks and for fuel – that leaders of our new town had to act. They passed as one of their first ordinances, one to protect trees of a certain size. It's believed to be the first of its kind in America. It came with a stiff penalty. Still does.
Summerville was a colonial town in one of the original 13 states. Like our country, we have continued to grow and also like our country, we have a rich history. And it's a lot more than pines and mosquitoes.
This needs celebrating too.
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Three men have been apprehended after a police chase that was prompted by shots fired near the Pinecrest neighborhood in Aiken north of Hampton Ave.
Rashawan Vertez Carter, 23 of Augusta, Rodrequiz Kintrell Jackson, 21 of Aiken, and Kentrell Antonio Brown, 22, of Augusta all have been arrested. Possible weapon and drug charges are pending, according to a press release from Aiken Public Safety.
Shots where fired near Pinecrest Avenue -- the incident is believed to be connected with the vehicle and suspects arrested for fleeing Aiken Public Safety Officers at about 5 p.m. today, the release reads. The South Carolina Highway Patrol and the Aiken County Sheriff's Office assisted in the arrest of the suspects. No injuries have been reported.
Read tomorrow's edition of the Aiken Standard for more details.
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A third arrest has been made in the Feb. 19 armed robbery of Quick Cash on Richland Avenue. Officers from the Aiken Department of Public Safety arrested Michael Tyrone Quarles for his suspected role, and the alleged perpetrator has been charged with armed robbery and kidnapping.
The incident took place on the morning of Feb. 19. ADPS received a call from an area business person, who told authorities that she had seen what she believed were two suspicious looking males outside of a business. The witness told police the men had crossed Richland Avenue and entered Quick Cash. Moments later, ADPS received a call that Quick Cash had been robbed. The suspects were armed when entering the business, and took an undisclosed amount of money.
The suspects were described as black males, wearing dark clothing with black hooded sweatshirts, and were seen exiting a silver colored Dodge pickup truck before committing the robbery.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - All seven Cal State Northridge men's cross country runners posted personal-bests while the women's squad finished 19th Friday afternoon at the Sacramento State Inter-Regional Jamboree.
Jackson Higgins clocked a team-best 26:47 to place 88th. Julio Mora was 91st in 27:08, Martin Santillan was 92nd in 27:12, Kamal Chahal was 93rd in 27:18, Marcelo Rosales was 95th in 27:28 while Luis Chavez ran 27:35 and Dylan Haerle ran 28:23.
"I don't know the last time we had six guys in the 27's but with a young group that's a great step forward for us," said head coach Avery Anderson.
On the women's side, Alexis Pichardo ran the 5k course in 19:09 which left her in 109th place. Nicole Rietveld posted an identical time (19:09) to finish 110th, Megan Magdaleno was 114th in 19:18, Victoria Olaiz was 126th in 20:15, Annie Weiss was 127th in 20:17 and Rachel Duriez (20:26) and Kristen Tapia (21:29) rounded out the Matador runners.
"We went in a little banged up on the women's side," said Anderson. "We just got Rachel back from being sidelined for a month with an injury and I thought she ran well early on but then a lack of race sharpness kicked in on the third mile.
"Overall we know were not exactly where we want to be but we are definitely moving in the right direction," added Anderson. "This meet was tougher than last week, the best of the west was here and we needed to see where the bar was set. We're responding to the challenge to continue to get better and step up."


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WASHINGTON - Although he's offered a preview of his second term, President Barack Obama's second inaugural address wasn't so much a list of legislative proposals as it was a plea for tackling challenges.
He said, "We must act, knowing that our work will be imperfect," and that today's victories "will only be partial." In a plea for unity to politicians and to the nation at large, he called for "collective action" -- even amid continuing disagreement about the role of government.
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Yes, you can Jailbreak the white iPhone 4
Some didn't want to risk buying unless they knew for sure.
Yes, it was reasonable to think that it might not work, because:
1) Apple already changed the Bootrom once in the middle of a model series with the 3GS. This made jailbreaking newer 3GS models much harder than jailbreaking old 3GS models.
2) The iPad 2 hasn't been jailbroken yet (or only at an early experimental level) which could have indicated that Apple would include the new safety mechanisms in the white iPhone 4, since they already released them to the public anyway in the iPad 2.
You must not read this site, or the web in general, often. Proofreading is obviously something that only counts in school. Once you ascend to the level of "Managing Editor" you only need to worry about phonetics. Or in this case, iPhonetics.
Crap my spell check is informing me that "iPhonetics" is a misspelled word. I hope my editor proofreads my comment.
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Last week we had a visit from a young man who lives here in Tempe. John Micsko is a high school senior, a budding sculptor and he has autism. His grandmother, sister and the executive director of Arizona Autism United accompanied John to our offices. John is a big fan of Todd's work, and brought in his sculpts to impress Todd - and that he did. The two artists compared military weapons and dinosaurs and traded sculpting secrets.
"I am self-taught in the creation of miniature characters and objects," says John. "Since the age of three, I have been creating creatures and objects out of everything from tinfoil to cardstock to toilet paper rolls, and from anything else that could be bent or molded into shape.
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"As a person with autism, I have always been able to focus on individual pieces until they become exactly what I envisioned them to be before I even picked up the clay."
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I personally like the Russian people. Stalin went a little over the edge, when he killed 25 million fellow Russians, but we will leave politics out of this.
O.K. after consulting with the drunks here, we figured this one out.
The answer is vodka and the gulag.
Russians love their vodka. Their hot tired thirsty. Working in the ammo factory under miserable conditions.
Lunch whistle goes off. Now what do you think they are doing when they go outside for some air and a bite too eat?
Correct. Not water. Their hitting the old bottle. Now back too work.
They dont know if they put powder in those casing or sand. Their drunk as a skunk.
Now Ivan the boss comes along.
"I read j4 post on Gunco. This j4 ruin our product. Imperialist Yankee dogs. You put our company name Tula very small print on package. Or you go too gulag."
The poor workers have no choice. Obey, or the gulag.
Too import products into the U.S. they have too stamp where it was made.
Kinda like the old Jap trick from years ago. They named a town U.S.A..
So products shipped from the town were "Made in the U.S.A."
Russians caught on and put Tula in small print.
So next time your ordering ammo for your AR..
Flat out ask em. "Is this crap from that drunk Ruskie factory Tula?"
They have too give you a yes or no.
But good question. You helped me much with these ARs. Thank you.
I hope this helps with your future ammo purchases.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
LOL 4th!
all i can say is try to find some good ammo and shoot the hell out of it!
i wish there was some of that golden bear still around it is from your favorite russian plant and is my favorite russian made ammo--when i can find it that is!
darn russians i think the shoot all the good stuff and have been shipping all the reject shit lately.
even the golden tiger 7.62x39 seems a little tame compared to what it was years ago--LOL
whats the verdict 4th? did super-shortie ever get running straight up with the tula ammo?
C mags P mags, their all working so far.
Me and my brother Tiny, talked too them on the way too the range.
"Either you guys work. Or we are going too set a new international record for AR tossing."
So I am not sure which it was.
But thanks for askin. So far so good.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
thats good to hear. it must be close to on the money. i can send you some spare springs i got a few extra hammer springs that i replaced with wolf XP's for use on 7.62x39 builds.
the ran fine on 5,56/223 lowers though.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
For what they cost, they should work from the first roundARs you most times get what you pay for, I guess?
"Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem" Ronald Reagan
the good ones are $1.50
the cheap springs are $.020--LOL! the expensive recoil spring is $4 the cheap ones are $1-- which one went bad 4th? was it s hammer spring or recoil?
damn it 4th are you going to tell us where you got the weak springs? LOL!
i have been building these things for a couple years and have yet to find any bad springs in new parts--


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Ukraine, country located in eastern Europe, the second largest on the continent after Russia. The capital is Kiev (Kyiv), located on the Dnieper River in north-central Ukraine.
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Among the country's lowlands are the Pripet Marshes (Polissya), which lie in the northern part of Ukraine and are crossed by numerous river valleys. In east-central Ukraine is the Dnieper Lowland, which is flat in the west and gently rolling in the east. To the south, another lowland extends along the shores of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov; its level surface, broken only by low rises and shallow depressions, slopes gradually toward the Black Sea. The shores of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov are characterized by narrow, sandy spits of land that jut out into the water; one of these, the Arabat Spit, is about 70 miles (113 km) long but averages less than 5 miles (8 km) in width.
The southern lowland continues in the Crimean Peninsula as the North Crimean Lowland. The peninsula—a large protrusion into the Black Sea—is connected to the mainland by the Perekop Isthmus. The Crimean Mountains form the southern coast of the peninsula. Mount Roman-Kosh, at 5,069 feet (1,545 metres), is the mountains' highest point.
Almost all the major rivers in Ukraine flow northwest to southeast through the plains to empty into the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. The Dnieper River, with its hydroelectric dams, huge reservoirs, and many tributaries, dominates the entire central part of Ukraine. Of the total course of the Dnieper, 609 miles (980 km) are in Ukraine, making it by far the longest river in the country, of which it drains more than half. Like the Dnieper, the Southern Buh, with its major tributary, the Inhul, flows into the Black Sea. To the west and southwest, partly draining Ukrainian territory, the Dniester (Dnistro) also flows into the Black Sea; among its numerous tributaries, the largest in Ukraine are the Stryy and the Zbruch. The middle course of the Donets River, a tributary of the Don, flows through southeastern Ukraine and is an important source of water for the Donets Basin (Donbas). The Danube River flows along the southwestern frontier of Ukraine. Marshland, covering almost 3 percent of Ukraine, is found primarily in the northern river valleys and in the lower reaches of the Dnieper, Danube, and other rivers.
The rivers are most important as a water supply, and for this purpose a series of canals has been built, such as the Donets–Donets Basin, the Dnieper–Kryvyy Rih, and the North Crimea. Several of the larger rivers are navigable, including the Dnieper, Danube, Dniester, Pripet, Donets, and Southern Buh (in its lower course). Dams and hydroelectric plants are situated on all the larger rivers.
Ukraine has a few natural lakes, all of them small and most of them scattered over the river floodplains. One of the largest is Lake Svityaz, 11 square miles (28 square km) in area, in the northwest. Small saltwater lakes occur in the Black Sea Lowland and in Crimea. Larger saline lakes occur along the coast. Known as limans, these bodies of water form at the mouths of rivers or ephemeral streams and are blocked off by sandbars from the sea. Some artificial lakes have been formed, the largest of which are reservoirs at hydroelectric dams—e.g., the reservoir on the Dnieper upstream from Kremenchuk. The Kakhovka, Dnieper, Dniprodzerzhynsk, Kaniv, and Kiev reservoirs make up the rest of the Dnieper cascade. Smaller reservoirs are located on the Dniester and Southern Buh rivers and on tributaries of the Donets River. Small reservoirs for water supply also are found near Kryvyy Rih, Kharkiv, and other industrial cities. Three large artesian basins—the Volyn-Podilsk, the Dnieper, and the Black Sea—are exceptionally important for municipal needs and agriculture as well.
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|Official name
|Ukrayina (Ukraine)
|Form of government
|unitary multiparty republic with a single legislative house (Verkhovna Rada1 [450])
|Head of state
|President: Petro Poroshenko
|Head of government
|Prime Minister: Arseniy Yatsenyuk
|Kiev (Kyiv)
|Official language
|Official religion
|Monetary unit
|hryvnya (UAH)
|(2014 est.) 45,343,000
|Total area (sq mi)
|Total area (sq km)
|Urban-rural population
|Urban: (2013) 68.9%
Rural: (2013) 31.1%
|Life expectancy at birth
|Male: (2012) 66.1 years
Female: (2012) 76 years
|Literacy: percentage of population age 15 and over literate
|Male: not available
Female: not available
|GNI per capita (U.S.$)
|(2013) 3,960


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WaterCourse FoodsRead MoreDan and Michelle Landes, owners of WaterCourse Foods, describe their story on their website as "one of perseverance and patience." Flexibility has helped, too—when Dan was about to unlock the front door on opening day and Michelle saw that they'd forgotten to stock the register with money, she bolted home to empty their change jar. Flexibility marks the kitchen as well, which aims to fill plates with so much homey flavor that even carnivores don't notice there's no room left for meat. The chefs accomplish this by way of boldly seasoned veggies such as sweet potatoes, smoky mushrooms, and fire-roasted corn, which star in some dishes and serve as accents to proteins including grilled tempeh and country-fried seitan in others. The sense of reveling in the earth's bounty spills from the plates onto the dining-room walls, decorated with delicate murals of animals and woodland scenes that resemble the results of a collaboration between John James Audubon and Beatrix Potter. In its journey from lunch-and-breakfast spot to full-blown restaurant complete with bakery and bar, WaterCourse Foods has won acclaim both locally as a neighborhood favorite and nationally as a must-see for vegetarian travelers passing through town. Fodor's called the portobello Reuben and seitan-based buffalo wings "amazing," and Westword named WaterCourse 2012's Best Vegetarian Restaurant while noting that it still hasn't reached its peak—the place "just keeps getting better" while it "caters to any palate." For WaterCourse Foods, resourcefulness means finding new ways to serve not only diners but also the environment. Old fryer oil is shipped off to be converted into biodiesel, to-go dishes come in biodegradable containers, and diners who roll up on bikes or drift in effortlessly on gusts of wind get a 10% discount. Practicing what they preach beyond the restaurant, the Landes family supports local and international causes through programs such as Nonprofit Mondays, giving up to 15% of their Monday sales to select organizations. When they leave work each evening, they go home to their urban organic permaculture farm, run largely on solar power.837 E 17th Ave.Denver, CO US
VinBoutiqueRead MoreOwner and senior wine instructor Dani Cross created VinBoutique with a mission to introduce palates to the best French wines. A certified level-III sommelier, Cross personally travels to France to hand-pick vintages from small production companies and develop relationships with local vintners, ensuring her customers enjoy a collection of reds, whites, and bubbly that is exceptional not just in craftsmanship and taste, but also in value. "By tasting my wines, you can actually hone your palate way quicker because [the wines are] technically correct" in the way they are selected, shipped, and stored, she says. "If you're not tasting something that's proper, you won't know what chardonnay is supposed to taste like." A strong belief that wine should be enjoyed and shared with others inspires VinBoutique's tasting classes, where Cross and other wine experts share insights into different varietals, food pairings, and wine-making techniques. Using an approach designed to be both fun and unintimidating, Cross also includes a question-and-answer section, as well as easy-to-follow tasting notes, making her classes accessible to everyone from the casual wine fan to the connoisseur who can uncork a bottle using only their mind. As Dani continued to try new wines and savor her favorite French vintages, she became dismayed. Often, the wines she bought had been stored improperly or for too long, destroying the bouquets and noses that she loved. "Born of frustration, I decided to start my own [wine boutique]." And thus she curated a selection of French wines for VinBoutique. "By tasting my wines, you can actually hone your palate way quicker because [the wines are] technically correct" in the way they are selected, shipped, and stored, she says. "If you're not tasting something that's proper, you won't know what chardonnay is supposed to taste like." In addition to bottles of red, white, and bubbly, Dani and a team of instructors offer wine classes suitable for everyone from the casual wine fan to the connoisseur who can uncork a bottle using only their mind. Each class comes with notes and take-home materials, and is taught by a teacher who can both go into great technical detail or give thorough overviews so that student's don?t "get cross-eyed."4140 West 38th AvenueDenver, CO US
ZengoRead MoreAt first, Richard Sandoval seemed destined for fame as a professional tennis player. But as he traveled the world to compete, sampling different cuisines along the way, his interests shifted from the court to the table. He became so enamored with the complexities of international food that he enrolled in the Culinary Institute of America. Soon after his graduation, Sandoval's second shot at fame hit the bullseye: he opened Maya on New York's Upper East Side to a glowing review from the New York Times. Nearly 20 years later, Sandoval's mission has both thrived and evolved. The success of Maya allowed him to build the award-winning Richard Sandoval Restaurants group, which comprises more than 35 dynamic eateries around the world—including La Sandia. Here, the Mexico City native embodies his mantra of "old ways, new hands" by serving modern versions of his father's and grandmother's recipes. The Food Meals often begin with guacamole mashed tableside, which is just one of La Sandia's signature dishes. Chicken tinga tacos is another, as is slow-roasted pork shoulder served with corn tortillas, pickled onions, and habanero salsa. The Latin Light portion of the menu, created in partnership with dietitian Diane Henderiks, spotlights dishes with 500 calories or less. Sandoval puts a Mexican slant on brunch, too, with items such as chocolate waffles topped with cajeta and fried plantains. The Bar Tequila lovers rejoice in La Sandia's selection of 200+ bottles, many of which are handpicked from the flowering tops of cacti by Sandoval himself. Some are even house-infused, able to be sampled neat, in flights, or in the seven specialty margaritas. For sweeter sips, guests turn to house-made sangria and agua frescas. The Feel Like all of Sandoval's restaurants, La Sandia is energetic. Merengue music jumps from the speakers, and colorful glass walls separate the distinctive dining areas.1610 Little Raven StDenver, CO US
LimonRead MoreThe menu explores Central and South America as well as the Caribbean with small and large plates such as slow-roasted pork tamales and shrimp ceviche with cucumber, radish, onions, and fresh lime juice. Dark-chocolate ice cream and a moist banana tres leches cake end meals on a sweet note, following sips of a modified mojito made with house-infused pineapple rum. When most people go on vacation, they return with souvenirs for friends. But when Chef Alex Gurevich traveled to Latin America, he came back with a plan. Inspired by the rich cultural traditions in the eclectic cuisine he sampled, Gurevich decided to create a space that embraced the spirit of Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. The result: Limón, and the fresh, cultural-blending novoandino style of cooking that fills its menu. And it hasn't gone unnoticed. Shortly after opening, 5280 magazine praised the eatery's devotion to bold, yet accessible flavors, placing Limón on its list of Denver's Best New Restaurants in 2006. The menu is divided into two sections: the "Latin American Street Kitchen" includes small plates, each featuring classic dishes from a specific region. Argentinian biscuits containing pulled chicken and slow roasted beef and empanadas stuffed with corn and black beans evoke the flavors of Argentina, while the grilled cubano sandwich stamps diners' passports and pushes them on a plane to Cuba. The other section is the "Limón Classics", bigger plates that are no less evocative of their origins. Crispy chile rellenos, chicken enchiladas, and wok fried beef "lomo saltado", are all on offer here. Even the drink menu transcends borders, with its caipirinhas—Brazil's famously simple cocktail of cachaça, muddled lime, and cane sugar—alongside more familiar margaritas with house-made sweet-and-sour mix. The exposed brickwork and mocha-brown walls of Limón's dining area create the same sense of warmth and coziness as the menu. Dark wooden tables nestle against high-backed, terracotta-red booths or an avocado-green half wall, while other seats border the front wall's picturesque windows. At night, the sconces, teardrop-shaped pendant lamps, and burning piles of unnecessary travel guides light the space, lending a soft glow to the entire room.1618 E 17th AveDenver, CO US
Moyer Total WellnessRead MoreAt Moyer Total Wellness, the goal is to help clients feel better after one visit without the hassle of sales pitches for expensive care plans, helping people save time and money via effective treatment. Doctor of Chiropractic Randy Moyer and his staff take a team approach to holistic healing. In addition to performing the latest techniques in chiropractic care, Moyer Total Wellness offers a variety of other services to enhance well-being. This includes massage therapy from a staff of experienced therapists, who use their treatments to help alleviate patients' discomfort and prevent chronic degenerative diseases. Their custom treatments and specialty massages such as shiatsu, lymphatic drainage, and myofascial release made Moyer Total Wellness the winner in the Best Massage category of CityVoter's 2012 and 2013 A-Lists. Additionally, it was heralded as having the Top Massage in Denver in 2014 by the editors of 5280 Magazine. Therapists loosen muscles in five dedicated massage rooms, including a suite for couples looking to relax quietly together. The multifaceted crew, including 12 massage therapists, 1 certified yoga instructor, 1 aesthetician, 1 holistic nutritionist, and 3 chiropractors, welcomes guests 12 hours a day, seven days a week. A holistic nutritionist and exercise physiologist helps keep patients on track during personalized weight-loss plans, aestheticians provide skincare services including facials, dermaplaning, and microdermabrasion treatments, and Dr. Moyer helps clients manage pain with his chiropractic adjustments. Learn more about the facility's other two chiropractic doctors, Dr. D and Dr. J.1325 S Colorado Blvd, Ste B200Denver, CO US
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
The Berkeley County Museum and Heritage Center held a reception for members and invited guests on May 29 to re-engage the community after the recent completion of extensive refurbishing projects.
Our message to the Lowcountry is that the museum has experienced a remarkable renaissance over the last few years that propels the museum to the historical and cultural forefront of Berkeley County, said Willard Strong, chairman of the museums board of directors. We are appealing to the Lowcountry, particularly the business community, to support the museum as we move forward.
Former state Sen. Robert L. Helmly of Moncks Corner, who is CEO of Home Telecom, was the guest speaker at the event. He challenged those who value the preservation and promotion of history and culture to support the 22-year-old museum by becoming a member and encouraging businesses and industry to also step forward.
Berkeley County has such a tremendous and rich history, and I cannot imagine not having this facility as part of our community, said Helmly, a long-time museum patron. I am proud of our county and this museum reflects what we have in Berkeley County in such a positive way.
Membership levels are: Individual: $35; Family: $50; Patriot: $100; Lords Proprietor: $250; Lord Berkeley: $500; General Moultrie Level: $1,000. The museum is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization and contributions are tax deductible.
The reception was a concerted effort of the museum and the Berkeley Chamber of Commerce.
An attraction at the Old Santee Canal Park, the museum is located at 950 Stony Landing Road in Moncks Corner. It features the Heritage Shoppe, the location for books, gifts, Gen. Francis Marion prints and other unique items.
Museum operating hours are Tuesday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Sunday from 1 to 4:30 p.m. The museum is closed Mondays.
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