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Toyota's new Yaris is one of the most impressive superminis on the market today, small but with the capability to tackle whatever the road throws at it. This latest generation includes refreshed styling when compared to previous generations, and it is likely to draw admirers with a contemporary look that reflects the modern technology found throughout.
A variety of trim levels and paint options are available, so you have the flexibility to choose a configuration that perfectly reflects your individual tastes. Alloy wheels come as standard for an attractive and sporty addition, while front fog lights and LED rear lights are included as you climb the spec levels.
The Yaris' cabin offers a surprising amount of space for a vehicle in its class, as Toyota has made use of every inch to maximise space. The seat upholstery and dashboard materials feel well-made and durable, while the cabin has been intelligently designed for ease of use. The rear bench splits with a 60/40 arrangement to increase load capacity if required, and when the seats are not folded there is room in the boot for cumbersome objects.
For entertainment, you gain a six-speaker audio system with AUX input and USB port, with controls mounted on the steering wheel. Front power windows are a welcome addition, as is the accessory power socket located in the front.
Performance is a key element of the Yaris that elevates it above all others, offering assured and quiet manoeuvrability from a range of refined engines. The 1.4-litre diesel choice emits just 99g/km to qualify for zero road tax, while two frugal diesels ensure satisfying fuel economy.
The list of safety equipment is comprehensive, and includes energy-absorbing crumple zones, three-point seatbelts, numerous airbags and fully adjustable headrests. Active technology to help prevent accidents includes Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Brake Assist and Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), which have all contributed to the Yaris' five-star safety rating from Euro NCAP.
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This crib features a unique retro curve on the back and a dipped curve along the front, allowing effortless access to your baby. The clean detailing and bowed posts create a truly striking piece. All four sides are stationary and include an adjustable three position mattress support base to add to the security and stability of this epoch crib. This crib will grow with your child as it converts from a standard crib to a full-size bed (full size bed rails not included). This piece is made of solid wood and wood products, offered in a selection of non toxic, durable finishes. Set-up this modern work of art with ease by following the simple, easy to follow assembly instructions provided by Stork Craft. Complete your nursery look by adding a Stork Craft changing table, chest, dresser or glider and ottoman.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
The Ashley Ridge boys and Fort Dorchester girls led the way for the Dorchester County teams during this year's Father Kelly Classic track and field meet.
Wando won both the boys' and girls' meets held at Bishop England High School last Saturday. The Ashley Ridge boys placed fifth while Summerville placed sixth and Fort Dorchester eighth. In the girls meet, Fort Dorchester placed seventh while Ashley Ridge placed eighth and Summerville ninth.
Jackson Ellenburg placed third in the 1600-meter run and 3200. Pinewood's Mason Hazel placed fifth in the 1600.
Dashaun Santiago also scored multiple points for the Swamp Foxes. He placed second in the 110 hurdles and third in the 400 hurdles.
The Ashley Ridge boys' 4x800 relay team placed second while the Swamp Fox 4x100 relay team placed seventh. The Summerville 4x400 team placed fourth and the Fort Dorchester 4x800 team placed third.
Ashley Ridge jumper Geraldo Johnson placed fifth in the high jump.
Summerville's Loyless Clark placed second in the discus throw while teammate Zack Bailey placed fourth in the shot put. Summerville's William Luck placed sixth in the triple jump.
Jasmine Quinn led the Fort girls, winning the 200, 100 hurdles and long jump and placing second in the 100. Autumn Stone placed seventh in the 3200.
The Fort 4x800 relay team placed eighth.
Summerville's Alexandria Searles won the 400 while teammate Sommer Mackenzie placed fifth. Abby Bozarth placed fifth in the 3200. Sara Dixson placed fourth in the shot put and third in the discus.
The Summerville 4x800 team placed fourth.
Ashley Ridge's Sophie Belhassen placed third in the 3200. Breena Swartz placed fourth in the high jump. Madison Salam placed fifth in the pole vault and fourth in the triple jump. Imagine Patterson placed eighth in the 200.
The Lady Swamp Fox 4x100 team placed third while the AR 4x800 team placed sixth.
Pinewood's Maryah Nasir won the 1600. Isabelle Greenstreet placed fourth in the 3200. Katie Smoak placed fifth in the shot put.
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Five-episode online series explores off-the-beaten-path adventures around the USA.
BEAVERTON, Ore. (APRIL 18, 2012) –Yakima—the innovation leader in vehicle racks and cargo solutions—and outdoor gear and adventure website GearJunkie.com are showcasing off-the-beaten-path adventures at iconic destinations around the United States through an original short film series, "Off The Map."
In each of the series' five episodes, journalist and GearJunkie founder Stephen Regenold take viewers on a unique adventure tour at some of America's most iconic outdoors destination, including the sea caves of Lake Superior, the Lost Coast of Northern California, the Maah Daah Hey mountain biking trail in North Dakota, and other locales.
But "Off The Map" doesn't tour the usual, overcrowded routes. With the on-camera assistance of local guides, wilderness experts and other personalities, Regenold brings viewers into places that are rarely visited and little-known. New episodes will be released each month through August 2012.
The series debuted its first video,"Lost Coast," this week on GearJunkie.com microsite, GearJunkie.com/off-the-map. While signposts, designated camp sites and well-worn paths define most backpacking routes, northern California's King Range—the "Lost Coast"—offers backpackers a wholly different experience. The video explores this wild and hard-to-access stretch of wilderness, where rogue waves, tide-dependent passages, stream crossings, sea lions and black bears define the infamous and little-traveled route.
"We wanted to reveal some epic, hidden adventures across the US, and to inspire people to get off the beaten path," said Ashley Williams, Yakima Marketing Manager. "With their stunning photography, these short films show exactly how breathtaking our country is, and how worthwhile it is to go that extra step, to leave the crowds, parking lots and port-o-potties behind, and really go off the map."
"We are psyched to partner with Yakima for this video series," said Stephen Regenold. "The company's products, including items like the SkyBoxPro 16 rooftop cargo box and the DoubleDown Ace bike hitch, let me and my crew easily get all of our gear to each new adventure."
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The 14 student volunteers from Boston College continued their work at two Huntington WV Area Habitat for Humanity construction sites on Thursday, March 6. One group was painting the inside walls on Riverlick Avenue and another group worked hanging siding at the home on Norway Avenue.
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lookin for nice mp5 or mac 11 tec9 something around that type of style.
lookin for nice mp5 or mac 11 tec9 something around that type of style.
Yes on the MP5, but your looking at $1500+ just for the kit.
MAC11 sometime they show up on GunBroker (GB), but by the time you get the kit and receiver it cost as much or more then a built gun.
TEC9, GB again, and usually you only see them if the receiver got broke some how. Also look for an AA Arms AP9, it's almost like a TEC9 but the receivers are junk so these show up more often.
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"Courage is being scared to death - and saddling up anyway." - The Duke
How about a kp44 or a pps43 (done in 9mm).
You can still buy MAC11 parts kits. Of those three options, the MAC is by far the easist build. It will cost every penny as much to build as it would to buy one, but I imagine you want to build for the satisfaction of the build.
The same can be said of most builds. You can buy a MKE MP5 clone for less than you's spend on a parts kit, and the MP5 isn't a "beginner's" build.
Go ahead and build if you want to build. Just be aware that if the end goal is getting the gun you are better off bringing your checkbook to a gun store. If the goal is to learn something, go for a build.
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Centerfire has a supper sale on the PPS 43's at $269.00 untill the end of the month!!!
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Richard D. Atkinson, 26, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Washington County criminal court in Barre to one count of felony larceny from a person.
If convicted, he faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $500 fine.
According to a Vermont State Police affidavit, troopers responded to the larceny report in Worcester on Oct. 26. Madeline Bador told state police she awoke to find Atkinson in her house. Bador told state police Atkinson asked to borrow $10, and when she pulled out her money he took it all and ran out the door.
She told police it was not the first time Atkinson had done such a thing.
Police say they looked for a month for Atkinson and eventually found him hiding in a closet when they were told he was seen at a residence on Webster Street in Barre.
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Below you may find a list of some of the most necessary survival items you need to make it through a natural disaster or the collapse of modern society. Being unprepared is inexcusable, it is something that will separate the strong from the weak, and allow you to survive almost any natural disaster. Some of these items may take a while to accumulate but the effort it takes to obtain them will be well worth it in the end.
Your Body
You may not think of your body as part of your survival gear but the stark reality of the matter is that this is your first and most crucial weapon to use when times are tough. Being out of shape is just a liability and it will get you killed if a calamity should strike. You cannot outrun anything if you are obese and out of shape, as well being out of shape makes you far more prone to disease and other future health problems.
The first order of business to prepare for anything is to get in as best shape you can. To do that you could join your local Crossfit Box and train like your life depended upon it, because it does. Crossfit is something that many soldiers use to train to get in shape, and keep in shape, for the sheer reason is that is its primary goal. This may seem to be a bit of an extreme form of exercise to many but this will get you prepared for almost anything that may come your way.
As well as being physically fit you should be able to defend yourself. Learning some sort of self-defense course and practicing those techniques is crucial to staying alive. The combination of being physically fit and being able to defend yourself with skill can separate you from the rest of the pack.
Your mind
Again this is probably something you haven't considered as part of your arsenal of tools to prepare for a disaster but thinking on your feet is something you will need to do often. Learning how to adapt to situations takes practice, you may want to take up some survival courses and practice what you have learned with other likeminded people. Again this is something to practice upon, because these skills can rapidly dull over time. That is why the military forces constantly train all the time to keep prepared. You should do the same.
Learning some foreign languages may not be something you have considered as part of your overall plan but there may be some pockets of civilization in the world, and if you can't speak the language there you are done for. This will keep your mind active and slow the aging process everyone experiences when it comes to the aging mind.
Your kitchen tools
Yes part of your overall survival gear is actually in the kitchen. Canning and jarring food as part of your overall plan is crucial to your overall survival. If you don't have enough food to make it through any disaster it doesn't matter how fit and trained you are.
A pressure cooker is what is needed for jarring food. This can be used to make preserves, jarring vegetables for later use and also for rapidly cooking meals when you may need to "bug out" of town. Caching food is a part of your overall plan and you simply cannot do so without a pressure cooker.
Furthermore you should also have a good smoker, both electric and gas smoker would be ideal. A smoker than would be used to make your own jerky meats such as beef jerky and turkey jerky for a source of protein for when you are on the run or you just need some extra source of protein when times are lean.
Your Weapons
Yes survival involves obtaining and most importantly using the weapons you have. In fact, if you can learn how to make your own weapons with the materials you have around you the better off you will be. You can consider three different types of weapons in your arsenal, long range weapons, mid-range weapons, and close combat weapons.
For long range weapons a large caliber sniper rifle will come in quite handy. The stopping power of a large caliber sniper rifle would make any group of people think twice about approaching your area or your neighborhood. These sniper rifles are not cheap, some may cost in the range of 10 thousand dollars or more and obtaining one may be difficult. However, consider that you will want to stop any threats before they start to get really close to you.
Looking back in history you could also see some siege weapons as long range weapons. A catapult for instance is something that many may not even consider but if you have a large enough compound this would be an ideal way to protect your land from marauding hordes of people. This is something you can build over a couple weekends and store in a safe place on your property.
Mid-range weapons would then include your rifles you may have stored away. Typically an AR-15 rifle would be ideal to use for both hunting and for self-protection. These rifles are easy to come by and not that all expensive. The ammo to load these guns can be found in any large chain department store such as Wal-Mart or some other large hunting stores.
Having enough ammo for your weapons is crucial. You may want to learn how to make your own from materials you may find that are around you. This skill would be handy to have if you start to run low on this most essential part of your survival gear.
Keeping silent while hunting would be crucial to keeping your compound safe from other people. Bows and arrows are a very quiet way to hunt down animals for food. Crossbows and normal bows can be made from the forest that may be near your home. This is where the skill of making your own weapons comes in handy again, the more you don't have to rely on others the better off you will be.
Short range weapons may include side arms such as handguns and knives. Handguns should have enough stopping power to make people think twice before proceeding further. A large caliber handgun can be effective enough to stop even a large vehicle if you know how to use it correctly.
The best way to survive a knife fight is not to get into one, at least that is the common wisdom that is touted among many people who are far more experienced in hand to hand combat. However, if you do plan on getting into a knife fight having a large enough blades to scare away your opponent may be enough to win the fight.
A sword then would be ideal. You can buy swords online that are hand crafted and extremely lethal. Since swords aren't really regulated you could probably accumulate an arsenal without anyone noticing. Of course just having a weapon is meaningless if you don't know how to use. Constantly practicing using your weapons is crucial to survival.
Final thoughts
The best way to survive anything is to try and prepare for most of likely scenarios that may come your way. Taking courses in urban and other environmental areas for survival would help you quite a bit. It is not the equipment that will ultimately save you but how resourceful you will be with your surroundings. Survival gear is useless if you end up getting shot in the head because you weren't prepared for that likely event.
On the next page you are going to learn more why developing your own survival kit or kits is essential to make it through the really tough times.


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Wednesday, October 17, 2012
North Charleston, S.C./ October 17, 2012 Trident Breast Care Center has been designated a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology (ACR).
By awarding facilities the status of a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence, the ACR recognizes breast imaging centers that have earned accreditation in mammography, stereotactic breast biopsy, and breast ultrasound (including ultrasound-guided breast biopsy).
Peer-review evaluations, conducted in each breast imaging modality by board-certified physicians and medical physicists who are experts in the field, have determined that Trident Breast Care Center has achieved high practice standards in image quality, personnel qualifications, facility equipment, quality control procedures, and quality assurance programs.
This significant accomplishment demonstrates our continuous goal of providing every patient with the best care possible, said Jodi Barteet, Medical Imaging Director at Trident Medical Center.
The ACR is a national professional organization serving more than 36,000 diagnostic/interventional radiologists, radiation oncologists, nuclear medicine physicians, and medical physicists with programs focusing on the practice of medical imaging and radiation oncology and the delivery of comprehensive health care services.
Trident Health is an HCA health system comprised of two acute care hospitals Trident Medical Center and Summerville Medical Center as well as Moncks Corner Medical Center. The Joint Commission recently named Trident Health to their list of the nations top hospitals for quality and safety for the second year in a row. In 2011, Trident Health provided almost $45 million in charity and uncompensated care and contributed $38 million in taxes. Accredited by The Joint Commission, Trident Health is committed to providing quality health services along with wellness information and opportunities to the communities it serves. For more information about Trident Health, please visit our website at www.tridenthealthsystem.com or call 843.797.7000.
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Nine people were arrested on drug charges in a 36-hour period starting on Wednesday, according to the Georgetown County Sheriff's Office.
The charges included distribution of crack, manufacturing marijuana, distribution of marijuana, distribution of marijuana within half mile of school, possession of crack, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and a family court bench warrant. Agents also dismantled a marijuana growing operation, seized more than 700 grams of marijuana, a small amount of crack, a 9mm handgun, a rifle, and one vehicle. Three subjects are still being sought.
Those arrested were: Ryan Britton, 31, of 145 Waverly Road, Pawleys Island; Richard Neal Cox, 65, of 4732 Kent Road, Andrews; Malcolm John Cromedy, 37, of 130 Hogan Lane, Georgetown; Jon Michael Duvall, 18, of 5199 Kent Road, Andrews; Albert Glen Lambert, 19, of 16552 County Line Road, Andrews; Marvin Martinez, 18, of 902 West Elmwood, Andrews; Ronald Lamount Mickel, 42, of 312 C Street, Georgetown; Casey James Smith, 23, of 316 Sebastian Street, Myrtle Beach; Alston Hampton Tiller, 18, of 110 Clancurry Place, Pawleys Island.
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EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE — When James Harvey III volunteered to become an Air Force pilot during World War II, he wasn't wanted.
Harvey, who is black, said that in the early 1940s, the Air Force didn't believe people of his skin color had the intelligence or ability to fly. Under pressure, they set up a special school and shipped aspiring black pilots there.
"They didn't want us to be pilots," Harvey said. "The program was actually designed for us to fail."
Despite that, Harvey succeeded, along with dozens of other black men who went through the flight school. They proved the military wrong, fighting not only on the battlefield, but also for social and civil rights at home.
On Monday, Maurice Lee, a young black airman who commands the 33rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Eglin Air Force Base, was promoted to lieutenant colonel. During the ceremony, he was flanked by Harvey, his 89-year-old predecessor and friend.
The two met in preparation for an awards ceremony last year and have become close. Lee has visited Harvey's home in Denver, Colo., several times.
Lee said he was honored and humbled to have Harvey attend his promotion.
"At a time when our country was totally involved in World War II, these folks volunteered to put their lives on the line and to challenge the social status for everyone," Lee said after his promotion ceremony. "These were some of the very first people to do that and to overcome those obstacles and challenges."
Harvey said that while the Tuskegee program was designed for him and other airmen to fail, they didn't.
The washout rate at the school was 40 percent, compared to over 60 percent for the rest of the Air Force, he said.
Some in the military were unhappy with the Tuskegee airmen's success and pushed the rate until it reached over 70 percent. They were washing out qualified pilots for minor infractions such as spots on their pink and green uniforms, Harvey said.
A commander reportedly commented that the military was failing out better pilots at Tuskegee than were graduating from other academies.
Harvey was one of the few who made it through.
"I just knew I wasn't going to wash out," he said.
They had to be perfect. The men who graduated and became the first black pilots to serve in combat are highly regarded and seen as some of the top pilots in their field.
"We were the best, and we proved it," Harvey said.
The lieutenant colonel went on to become the military's first black jet pilot to fight in the Korean War, and he waged significant battles for the American forces.
In 1949, after a barrage of legal challenges and political and social pressure, the U.S. military was desegregated.
The Tuskegee airmen were splintered and embedded with primarily white units.
Harvey said after that, he didn't face much harassment or discrimination within the military, but the civilian world was a different story.
When stationed in California, he would make long cross-country drives to visit his home on the East Coast. He wasn't able to stop for overnight stays in hotels because he was black.
He said he tried wearing his uniform with hopes that it would help, but it rarely did.
He said he doesn't like to think too much about how he and other black servicemen were treated.
"I just don't want that in my psyche," he said.
Times have moved on. And so has the Air Force.
During his 22 years of service, Harvey flew more than 10 different aircraft, including the F-102, the Air Force's first supersonic interceptor jet, developed in the 1950s. On Monday, he was able to view the military's newest stealth fighter jet, the F-35, the plane that Lee works to maintain.
Harvey was excited to see it.
"The jets I flew could go supersonic, but the F-35 can definitely do better than that."
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Celebrate the Holidays with A Charlie Brown Christmas for iPhone and iPad
A Charlie Brown Christmas -- one of the most classic Christmas stories -- is available for the iPhone and iPad as an interactive story. Just like It's The Great Pumpkin, A Charlie Brown Christmas is extremely well made, fun, and engaging for kids and adults alike. You must help Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts gang as they try to find the true meaning of Christmas.
Included with the flip style book book with awesome animations and graphics, A Charlie Brown Christmas also lets you play Schroeder's piano, finger paint with the gang, and go carolling with the Peanuts choir. You also get to participate in the Spectacular Super-Colossal Neighborhood Christmas Lights and Display Contest and unlock decorations for your very own Charlie Brown Christmas Tree.
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Celebrate the Holidays with A Charlie Brown Christmas for iPhone and iPad
Getting this banned might as well go along with torching the Mona Lisa. It's art, regardless of the subject and remember many years ago turning the channel on the TV (an actual knob) and getting the rabbit ears just right to watch this along with all the other classics from the early years of prime time television. No video on demand, or giant screens...
I remember when having a 19" TV was considered "big"...
Time sure flies!
Why the heck would it get banned? No one is being forced to watch and/or read it.
Because of a short, several minute long segment, where Linus responds to the question " Doesn't anyone know the meaning of Christmas?". He mentions the birth of our Lord. It's become a big enough issue that a church in Little Rock, Akansas has canceled a planned presentation of a play adaptation of the show.


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Sometimes you just need a little help. And sometimes you simply don't know where to turn.
For Summerville residents this summer, the answer came in the form of a team of teenagers from across the state, each of whom chose to spend part of their summer vacation giving back.
The teens are the Salkehatchie Youth and their mission is to serve the people of South Carolina. And serve them they do.
The Salkehatchie Summer Service sends South Carolina youth – high school and college – across the state to help others. In fact, you can't stay in your own community, you must choose another community.
The United Methodist Church sponsors this outreach and has done so for years.
This summer, about 10 families in the Summerville area benefited from their largesse.
On a bright sunny morning last week, the sound of hammers drifted through the neighborhood on Wassamassaw Street.
At one house, 10 young people and their two adult leaders, were busy completing work on Harriet Simmons' home.
The youngsters had already replaced rotted floor joists in two bedrooms, painted the outside of the house and were busy finishing off the floors in the bedrooms. One of the bedrooms belongs to Antwanasia, Simmons' granddaughter, who is seven. With a shy smile, Antwanasia shows off her new bedroom floor.
Simmons sits quietly in the living room with a smile on her face as activity bustles around her.
"They are a blessing," said Simmons. "I don't get around much, and don't get to talk with them much but they are beautiful kids, and very well-mannered."
"Aaron Brown told us about the camp and we applied," explained Simmons. "And, they are building me a ramp in the back!"
The ramp will enable Simmons to get in and out of her home easily.
Down the street, a handful of teens are busy putting a new roof on Sylena Hill's home. Hill lives there with two of her children, BJ, 8, and Byaijah, 10.
Byaijah is sound asleep, exhausted, said Hill, from helping out.
BJ is bopping around helping and grinning.
"I just love it," said Hill. "I spent yesterday crying. I have had problems for a long time and couldn't get anyone to help me."
Hill is walking gingerly, using a cane, while her knee heals from recent surgery. Hill tells how her heat/AC broke a couple of years ago and how she and her children live without either.
"In the winter we share a bedroom to stay warm."
"For someone to come and do this for me," she said, her eyes filling, "is a blessing."
Unfortunately, repair of the heat/AC is not on the list this summer, but Hill is getting a new roof. One look at the roof and it is clear it is sorely needed. The particleboard that lies under the shingles is rotted through. So Hill will get a new roof, which will eliminate the need for "all those buckets" she said. She is also getting a new floor in a bedroom and new plumbing.
"I thank God every day," she said, "I am so glad they came into my life."
Hill said she is also thankful that the teens are teaching her kids. "They make my kids feel so comfortable."
"They talk about school, and BJ is up early every morning waiting for them to get here. He is so happy.
"It's fun!" said BJ.
"They came in like they were family, and I am so happy, so thankful," added Hill.
So what do the teens get out of all this?
"It's a lot of fun," said Austin Poole, 16, of Duncan. "We get to connect with the homeowners, get to know them and a lot will help with the work."
Sixteen-year-old Austin Carver, of Greenwood, said "Helping the homeowners is a good feeling," and Katelyn Miller, 19, of Greenwood quickly added "We are spreading God's word."
"Salkehatchie Summer Service is a pioneering servant ministry at selected sites in South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia involving high school- and college-age youth, adult community leaders and persons of different cultures in upgrading housing, motivating community cooperative efforts by helping persons to help themselves and providing all participants with opportunities for personal growth and service."
So reads the Salkehatchie application form which is long, involved and requires references.
Yet many of these young people come back year after year. Miller is back for her fifth year. This is Poole's third year.
The Summerville program is run by Marty Gunter, of North Charleston, and sponsored by the Bethany United Methodist Church in Summerville. Other area churches feed the group during the week they are here. They sleep on the floor at Bethany Church. This is the 10th year that Summerville has had the program.
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Description: In Spanish. Non-profit organization that documents and investigates human rights violations. Carries out forensic investigations to aid the justice system and the families of those disappeared in denouncing and establishing the facts related to human rights violations during Guatemala's violent internal conflict. From 1992-2008, FAFG conducted 946 forensic anthropological investigations related to massacres, arbitrary executions, paramilitary activities, general crime, disasters, forced disappearances, and femicide. FAFG maintains a database with maps, photos, figures and some information on the investigations they have conducted as well as PDFs with their forensic manuals and reviews of their publications reporting on their investigations. Fredy Peccerelli, Omar Girón, José Suassnavar y Leonel Paiz, members of FAFG, received email death threats in May 2008. FAFG has been active since 1997, and its members' security has been compromised since 2002. In their website they document some of these threats. In February 2008, Giron and Peccerelli received death threats to themselves and their families via cellphone.
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Deschutes River Recording Reunion: Laura Gibson Recap, Huichica Music Festival & More
Last Friday we had the privilege of watching the powerful and talented Laura Gibson perform at our pub in Bend. Laura's performance was the last stop on our monthly First Friday Art Walk and she helped us kick off the release of our well-loved Twilight Summer Ale. Laura's roots run deep in our own backyard: she spent this past February at Caldera in the mountains of Central Oregon, writing and reflecting on her work. Last summer we traveled with her out to Smith Rock to record the third installment of Deschutes River Recordings, a unique partnership between Northwest musicians and the Deschutes River Conservancy to create songs by the river, for the river. We were thrilled to welcome her back to Bend to perform the latest from her album La Grande (aptly named after a small town in Eastern Oregon).
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Deschutes River Recordings: Laura Gibson
In the third installment of Deschutes River Recordings we traveled to Smith Rock, a mecca for rock climbers and adventurists alike, with singer and songwriter Laura Gibson.
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Deschutes River Recordings: Blitzen Trapper's Eric Earley
This week we released the second episode of Deschutes River Recordings, featuring Blitzen Trapper's Eric Earley. Eric performed "Up on Cripple Creek" right along the Metolius River, a tributary of the Deschutes, located not far from our home base in Bend, Oregon.
Eric, a native Oregonian and Portland resident, has always had close ties to the river. Tucked away in Oregon's southeast corner is the Donner und Blitzen River, the inspiration for his band's name. German soldiers crossed the remote river during a thunderstorm and aptly named it Donner und Blitzen (thunder and lightning). Before his success, Eric bounced around different rehearsal spaces, staying with friends, and was, as he describes, "basically homeless." Often, he found himself wandering along the banks of the Willamette River in Portland, which inspired the story for "Black River Killer" off the album Furr. The catchy ballad recounts a murderer's journey from the Sunset Strip up to Oregon. In another song off the band's latest album American Goldwing, Eric croons, "I'm weary from this river, it flows far, but never nearer to my home," challenging the notion of the river as place of respite.
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Over the last six months we've been working hard to create the Deschutes River Recordings, a unique partnership between musician and cause. We're dedicated to keeping the Deschutes River healthy and clean and to supporting independent music in the Northwest, so this summer we invited Eric D. Johnson of Fruit Bats, Laura Gibson, and Eric Earley of Blitzen Trapper to Central Oregon to perform river-inspired songs along our beloved waterway.
We're incredibly proud of this collaboration and we're thrilled to present you with the first in the Deschutes River Recording series: Eric D. Johnson performing "Ballad of Easy Rider." The original song, performed by The Byrds and written by Roger McGuillan and Bob Dylan, is upbeat and lighthearted, but Eric slows way down on his epic ballad. Contemplative and almost spiritual, this song echoes our deep connection and respect for the river.


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HAMBURG, N.Y. – Hilbert College introduced the Hawks Under 40 to honor four Hilbert graduates under the age of 40 years old. The inaugural honorees are Michael Gabor '10, Karen Kalwicki '06, Jason Luna '96, and Jonathan Rajewski '04. The honorees were selected because they have made an impact in business, community, research, artistic, leadership, educational, and/or philanthropic endeavors and have demonstrated a commitment to maintaining a lifelong relationship with Hilbert College.
Michael Gabor, a native of Cheektowaga, is one of the first students to receive both a bachelor's and master's degree from Hilbert. Gabor enrolled at Hilbert as an undergrad and was active in the Ski Club and Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE). He was also a member of the men's soccer team, where he was an honorable mention all-Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) pick after the 2008 season. His six goals and 17 points in his senior season rank ninth best in school history.
After earning his bachelor's degree, Gabor returned to Hilbert to pursue one of the College's newly established graduate programs. He served as an assistant men's soccer coach, was involved in the Graduate Student Association and graduated with a Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration.
"My Hilbert education prepared me for investigating financial crimes in a professional working environment," Gabor said. "I apply the knowledge and skills obtained at Hilbert daily in real-world situations."
Gabor is currently a global financial crimes compliance anti-money laundering investigator with JP Morgan Chase & Co. He lists soccer, snowboarding and SCUBA diving as his favorite hobbies.
Karen Kalwicki was an active and highly honored scholar and athlete, excelling in both women's soccer and softball at Hilbert. She received the McGrath Award and Mary Edwina Bogel Award upon graduation in 2006, and soon thereafter began advocating for the poor and homeless. She currently works as a paralegal at Neighborhood Legal Services Inc., a non-profit agency in Buffalo, and has been a member of several civic organizations, including the Project Homeless Connect to Buffalo Planning Committee and the Western New York Coalition for the Homeless.
Her advocacy is a continuation of both her desire to do good in the world, as well as the education she received at Hilbert.
"There is a Hebrew phrase that a friend taught me called 'Tikkun olam' meaning to repair the world. Hilbert fostered a dedication to serving others and repairing the world in every area of my life," Kalwicki said. "From the coaches' talks on the soccer and softball fields, to our trips with the Campus Ministry Club, to the classroom, in all areas I learned how just one person's actions can change any situation. This part of my Hilbert education and experience is something that will forever impact my life."
A recipient of Hilbert's 2011 G.O.L.D. Award, Kalwicki is also active with the Ride for Roswell and the Thyroid Cancer Survivors Association. She was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2008, but is now in complete remission.
Jason Luna was among the first to receive a four-year degree from Hilbert. He went on to law school, started his own highly successful firm and has become a respected leader in his community. But in some ways, it's like he never left college. And in truth, he really hasn't.
As a student, Luna immersed himself in college life, playing on the Hawks baseball team, participating in student government and joining clubs such as the Phi Beta Lambda business fraternity and the Criminal Justice Association, while working as an Admissions Ambassador. At the 1996 Commencement ceremony, he was named Hilbert's Man of the Year. But that wasn't the end of his association with the college. Since then, he's been an Alumni Association board member, established an endowed scholarship for Hilbert students, worked as an adjunct instructor in criminal justice and, most recently, was elected to serve on the Board of Trustees.
"I use the skills, perspectives and knowledge I gathered at Hilbert every day," he said. "Since the field I'm in is adversarial in nature, the only true way to get ahead is ensure that I'm always several steps ahead of my adversary. This involves thoroughly investigating my cases by implementing many of the techniques I learned as a CJ student at Hilbert. The business courses that I took gave me a strong foundation for operating my own business."
After graduating from UB Law School, Luna began his career as an assistant district attorney. By 2005, he opened his own personal injury law firm: Jason C. Luna, PLLC. He is also involved as a volunteer with a number of civic groups, including the Valley Community Association, a not-for-profit organization in Buffalo's Old First Ward that organizes events such as River Fest and the city's original St. Patrick's Day parade.
When he's not working, Luna enjoys sports, a good cigar and spending time with his son Jason Jr. (4) and daughter Maya (2).
Jonathan Rajewski '04 has made the most of his opportunities. An assistant professor at Vermont's Champlain College, Rajewski oversees the Senator Patrick Leahy Center for Digital Investigation at Champlain, works as a digital forensic examiner for the Vermont Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and is a frequent presenter, media expert and private and government consultant in topics dealing with electronic investigations, cyber security and identity theft.
In the past year alone, Rajewski has achieved notoriety for his work as both an investigator and a teacher. He blogged for The Huffington Post about the Manti Te'o "catfishing" affair and was named the top digital forensics professor and one of the best 300 professors in the nation overall by The Princeton Review.
Not bad for someone who had no idea what kind of career he wanted until he discovered Hilbert's Computer Security and Information Assurance program.
"My dream was to be in a technology area, but I didn't want to program computers on a daily basis," Rajewski said. "[This] was something that appealed to my inner passion – investigating technology. I was a transfer student from Erie Community College and was given an opportunity to prove myself. Without the College's support and encouragement, I wouldn't be where I am today."
And his success in the classroom led to an internship with the New York State Attorney General's Office. Rajewski believes that internship was the serendipitous event that helped him to land his first post-college job as a consultant with Protiviti. That experience then led him to Champlain, where he brought his private sector perspective to the department and helped to rewrite the curriculum.
"Hilbert College is an excellent school with small class sizes that focuses on professional education," Rajewski said. "This is a rare breed in higher education, and I am forever grateful for the opportunity to attend such a great school."
Rajewski earned a master's in managing innovation and information technology from Champlain in 2009. He is married and enjoys spending spare time with his wife, son and pug. He also tends to a collection of more than 20 bonsai trees and is an avid runner.
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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The only way to consistently get stuff on the home page was to work at it like a job. ... everyday users were realizing that nothing they submitted ever even had a chance in hell of going to the front page. They weren't empowered netizens visiting from the future, but chumps who were being played by Digg and a bunch of "social-media consultants."
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It is the TN scholar's responsibility to keep USCIS apprised of her/his current residence in the U.S. Within ten days of a move, scholars must report the change of address to USCIS using form AR-11.
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Full name Brendan James Jones
Born June 16, 1988, Brisbane, Queensland
Current age 27 years 43 days
Major teams Queensland Country Under-19s, Queensland Under-19s, South Queensland Under-17s, South Queensland Under-19s
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East Side of Campus
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- College of LAS: 1106B SES (845 W. Taylor). Room Open. Call Physics X6-3400 with questions.
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Friday, March 29, 2013
The Second Chance Shop is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a look back at its beginnings. The shop has raised nearly $400,000 in its two-and-half decade history.
"We started out with HELP of Summerville to raise funds for them," said Beth Wykoff.
The Second Chance Shop, located at behind McDonald's at 119 E. Fourth N. Street, sells donated clothing and household items. 100 percent of the money raised at Second Chance goes to the chosen local charities.
The all-volunteer organization recently hosted a tea where volunteers gathered at the home of Meg Green. Joining the volunteers were the leaders of some of the non-profits that benefit from the funds generated from the Second Chance Shop. Gray Thomas, Executive Director of HELP and Jennifer Wykoff, executive director of Medical Outreach of Summerville both spoke to the volunteers about their work and the important contribution Second Chance makes to their organizations.
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Shinya Aoki has an opponent for his Dec. 31 return to fighting, though its not exactly a household name.
Aoki (34-6), a former DREAM champ and the reigning ONE FC lightweight titleholder, will meet fellow 155-pounder Toshikatsu Harada (11-9-2) at Inoki Genome Federations Inoki Bom-Ba-Ye 2013 event, which takes place at Ryougoku Sumo Hall in Tokyo.
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Aoki, who fights for the third time in 2013, has won four straight and 11 of his past 12. The only loss during the stretch came to Eddie Alvarez at Bellator 66 in 2012. This year, he won ONE FCs lightweight title by submitting Kotetsu Boku, and then after dropping to 145 pounds, he posted a decision victory over Cody Stevens.
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Science Matters
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About this Issue
About this Issue
EPA innovation advances chemical safety and sustainability
Science Features
EPA's ToxCast and ExpoCast: Chemical Screening, Better and Faster
EPA scientists and partners are advancing the next generation of chemical safety assessments.
Safer, More Sustainable Chemicals
Developing more sustainable chemical processes and improving chemical design.
Nanomaterials: Harnessing the Potential, Understanding the Risks
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EPA and the CPSC Team Up to Research Nanomaterials
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