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You should replace images.google.com with your localized version (for example: images.google.co.uk).
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HYTORC of Texas, a producer of torque tools and wrenches and industrial bolting equipment, sponsored the Komet Pro division in 2013 and the Houston-based company has re-upped its backing of the Manufacturers Cup program for 2014 in one of the series' most popular and competitive classes, Parilla Senior.
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Hanahan High is one of 65 schools around the state and the only school in Berkeley County to receive a Palmetto Gold Award in both performance and closing the achievement gap.
The S.C. Education Oversight Committee has also recognized 21 Berkeley County schools for general performance and closing the achievement gap for the Palmetto Gold and Silver Awards.
S.C. schools can earn either a gold or silver designation in either category. Only 65 schools in the state received gold for both categories and Hanahan High is the only Berkeley County school to receive that elite designation.
Here are the Goose Creek area schools that earned gold for general performance:
Cane Bay High
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Marrington Elementary
Marrington Middle School for the Arts
Sangaree Intermediate
Stratford High
Westview Middle
Here are the Goose Creek area schools that earned silver for general performance:
Cainhoy Elementary/Middle
Cane Bay Middle
Here are Goose Creek area schools that earned silver for closing the achievement gap:
Cane Bay Middle
Howe Hall AIMS
Marrington Elementary
Marrington Middle School for the Arts
To identify schools to receive Palmetto Gold or Silver Award for General Performance, the school report card absolute and growth ratings and indices are utilized.
To identify elementary and middle schools to receive Awards for Closing Achievement Gap, PASS end-of-year performances and growth in performance on PASS by students belonging to historically underachieving groups are used. To identify high schools to receive the gap-closing awards, on-time high school graduation rates of students belonging to historically underachieving groups are used.
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It was an honor and privilege to participate in the Black History Parade of Feb. 17. The chilly day was warmed by the family atmosphere and festive mood.
There were, however, several ironies that bring me pause of discomfort. I have attended numerous parades in Aiken, all of which have encompassed a community route of Park Avenue to downtown Laurens Street – except for the Black History Parade given the more isolated route of Hampton Avenue.
This choice coupled with the Aiken Standard's choice of parade day headline "Cotton is king" next to the smaller headline "Black History Parade moved to today" is an unfortunate message to our community – a message perhaps only trumped with the Black History Museum on York Street sitting empty and unfunded for many years while other community buildings continue to be funded.
Segregation, in a word is not the enemy, it is we who are upholding it.
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Editor's note: According to Sgt. Jake Mahoney of the Aiken Department of Public Safety, the Black History Parade organizers requested the Hampton Avenue route rather than using the traditional downtown parade route.
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SharePoint sites offer collaboration space that makes sharing ideas and contributing content easier for teams. Teams can use the meeting workspace, which includes a place to store agendas and minutes, objectives, attendees' contact information, and other meeting related documents. Additionally, SharePoint sites offer the following collaboration benefits for document management:
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You see it more often than not. A piece of property is scalped; turned into a barren wasteland as ancient live oaks are turned into chip wood and rare ornamentals are left to wither away in a pile. Overlooking a plan for green spaces seems implausible in light of current conservation efforts but it happens all the time - on private and public property. Investing in one's community can be accomplished in many ways. Keeping up with buildings before they become candidates for demolition is one way. However, this has been the exception rather than the rule in Kingstree as witnessed in the dozen or so homes and businesses that have been torn down because they were allowed to deteriorate to the point they were beyond repair. Another way to invest in the community is by taking pride in it. Even the simplest of changes can make a huge difference. The Kingstree Beautification Commission is about to embark on a road to aesthetic recovery as they prepare to work with property owners within the historic district. Small fixes such as a fresh coat of exterior paint and awnings hung over entryways will go a long way in creating a welcoming view, even if the property is vacant. Another step forward will come if the Town establishes an Ordinance to protect the trees in public spaces. The Ordinance will include new development and what many consider the butchering of trees by utility companies. The Ordinance does not however address private property, which is an entirely different animal. Maybe that will be considered at a later time: which couldn't come soon enough for me. On a smaller scale there is the annual massacre of a landscape favorite: the crepe myrtle. The carnage is easy to spot. Take a drive down Main Street or Longstreet Street (or just about any city) and you'll see not trees (or shrubs in some cases) but stubs jutting from the ground - in some instances whacked off to a mere four feet. Many so-called landscapers are guilty of this practice, which completely escapes me. For those who aren't aware, crepe myrtles should be pruned, not scalped, in winter or early spring. Yes, in some cases (when the specific cultivar was not taken into consideration and a giant Natchez was planted a foot from the sidewalk), heavy trimming is necessary. But even that doesn't warrant the destruction that continues to be a common practice. Maybe we should deem February Crepe Murder Month to draw attention to the carnage. In the meantime, I've made copies of proper pruning techniques. I plan to pass them out to the heavy-handed blade runners.
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Im writing this column a few days before the election, so Im not sure whether the next president will be wearing holy underwear or something made by Hanes or Fruit of the Loom.
It doesnt really matter. I agree with Larry Sabato, Virginias oft-quoted authority on politics: The 2012 presidential election is the most important since 2008. And Ive never looked at a politician the way those chicks in Hanes commercials looked at Michael Jordan, wondering what he had on under his tailored threads.
But underwear sales may provide a more meaningful barometer on the economy than the results of the election. At least theyre more reliable than the conflicting claims we heard throughout the late, unlamented, campaign.
In witness thereof, I call on Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
Greenspan maintains that when the economy is good, the sales of mens underwear balloon. When the economy tanks, mens underwear sales droop.
If thats the case, things are looking up. Sales of mens underthings rose 6 percent between August 2011 and August 2012. The economy hasnt risen that fast, but this is an era in which mens underpants tend to sag, so I look forward hopefully to an upturn.
The explanation for the relationship between mens skivvies and economic good times is not rocket science. When times are ordinary, the sale of male underwear follows a flat line. But when the bottom falls out of the economy, whats the first thing to feel the pinch? Men will not cut back on necessities, such as beer, cigarettes, greens fees, lottery tickets or cruising for chicks. They will just put off buying new underwear, no matter how tattered the old shorts.
That is almost always a prescient, forward impression that here comes trouble, said Greenspan in his breezy economists way of talking.
When tatters take over the fabric of our underpinnings, the more daring and desperate among us will simply go without underwear. Thats an alarming thought when you consider the number of dudes who allow the waists of their pants to droop toward the knees and rely on their underwear to fill in the gaps.
When money is plentiful again, men once more begin investing in underwear.
Although statistics dont lie, some people will argue with them anyway.
Some insist that underwear sales are more related to ups and downs in relationships.
When I married, I went on a shorts-buying spree because I had posed as a neatnik and didnt want to blow my cover before the honeymoon was over.
Even in an era when marriage is simply another excuse for a vacation together, I suspect that the unblushing bride will still make sure the grooms underwear drawer is well stocked.
A man coming out of a broken marriage may let his underwear slide for a while when theres no female to nag him about his bedtime appearance. But when he returns to circulation, he may go out and buy some undershorts just in case he finds himself in a romantic situation and nothing to wear.
My mama always taught me to wear clean, presentable underwear when I went out into the world, because you never knew when you might have an accident and need to go to the hospital.
I didnt pay her much mind and never had to expose my sartorial underpinnings to medical professionals without having a chance to dress for the occasion.
I dont recall having bought underwear since my wedding, and thats been decades ago.
It isnt that I go around in holey underwear. Its just that my underwear drawer has a self-renewal feature. I open it every morning, and theres a neat stack of fresh, white briefs.
My sock drawer is much the same. Each time I need a fresh pair of socks (which is at least once a day), I find the drawer full of socks arranged according to color, and there always seems to be at least one to match whatever outerwear I happen to choose.
I think Miss Peggy has something to do with that. The deal seems to be that once youre married, you can forget about buying socks and underwear. Your wife will take care of that.
Economic hard times dont seem to slow her down. In fact, a shortage of money seems to lend energy to her shopping, and when she heads for Walmart or Target, she makes like George Pickett and yells Charge!
Im hoping that the bull market in underwear is an indicator of economic good times to come. As long as Social Security stays solvent, IRA remains sound and Miss Peggy retains her zest for shopping, I should be able to keep up a supply of underwear that would make Mama proud.
I firmly believe that whoever we have as president will not let us down in the undershorts department.
If Mitt Romney inherits the Oval Office, his underwear is more likely to be holy than holey. In keeping with his faith, Im told, he wears special underwear to remind him of his relationship with God. Ann will make sure its well-maintained and replaced when needed.
If Barack Obama remains in office, Im sure hell never open an underwear drawer that is running low. Michelle looks like the kind of lady who would not tolerate ragged shorts in her man.
If we end up with an electoral-college tie, then it will be up to the House of Representatives to make the decision.
I hope congressional spouses have been diligent in the underwear-buying department. We wouldnt want a House with ragged shorts to be caught with its pants down.
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In the beginning, there was 'profit,' and it was good.
Then came 'planet.' We're taking strides in the right direction.
But what about the final, oft-neglected, leg of the 'sustainability' stool: people?
Surely there's more to achieving this third of the solution than establishing living wages, safe working conditions, and fairness in the workplace.
So goes the logic of the Sustainable Enterprise Certificate (SEC), launched in 2009 to bolster the 'people' part of the triple bottom line. This isn't a program about 'the technical aspects of environmental conservation' or 'green operational practices,' this is about fostering social well-being and collaboration to convert stakeholders into avid, vocal supporters. The program aims to help participants gain a fresh perspective by answering a key question: "How can we achieve lasting, sustainable progress without the full engagement of the people involved and affected?"
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Participants begin with an introduction to System Dynamics; the study of the underlying behavior patterns and systems responsible for everything from the price of organic apples at the store to traffic jams in Seattle. By taking a step back to map out the relevant causes and effects of a specific problem, participants acquire a more nuanced and comprehensive approach to developing enduring solutions. Participants are encouraged to look past the 'tip' of the iceberg-problem floating in plain view, and to peer down into the murky depths for root issues. In the context of an enterprise, this approach demands deep introspection and authentic conversation, but promises the alignment and consensus that make sustained progress possible. Once participants explore system dynamics through a problem of their choice, they build on their learning with an examination of social equity.
Chilean biologist-turned-philosopher Humberto Maturana earned great renown for highlighting the importance of love in all collaborative situations. Not limited to the concept of romantic love, SEC participants learn about the power of love as 'recognizing the other as legitimate.' The reasoning: employees who feel heard at work tend to be more creative, loyal and engaged than those who feel marginalized. "Sustainable change can't be driven," declares Anne Murray Allen, director of the Executive Development Center. "We ought to dispense with the traditional, mechanistic language of 'driving change,' and embrace the potential of shared meaning as a way to achieve superior performance and expanded social well-being." As the culmination of their experience, SEC participants apply this knowledge to their career paths.
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In the final session, participants review how the SEC's principles have been applied in the real world, and then tailor their final assignment to a current challenge. To receive their certificate, they must compose a plan that identifies the measurable strategies, specific tasks and individual collaborators needed to complete their goal. For some participants, this project aligns with a challenge in the workplace. For others, the action plan serves as a springboard for a new project.
Although participants come from diverse professional backgrounds — from public utilities to not-for-profits to multinational corporations — they all emerge with the capacity and energy to effect change in their respective organizations. When they need support, inspiration or an objective perspective, they can always turn to the growing, close-knit community of SEC peers .
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2004 La Rioja Alta Vina Arana Rioja Reserva
La Rioja Alta is one of the great old Rioja houses, best known for Vina Ardanza, long one of my favorite Riojas. The 2004 Vina Arana is winning me over, though. Made with 95 percent Tempranillo, rather than Ardanza's 80 percent (the rest being made up with Garnacha and, in the case of Arana, with Mazuelo), the 2004 has a beautiful balance and grace. It's all in there – dark cherries, licorie, leather and earth. Ready to drink now or put away for a while. Give this terrific Rioja some time in the glass for all its layers to show themselves.
Drink it with a chorizo-laden paella, with grilled meats, roast lamb or pork. If you can commandeer a suckling pig, this is the bottle for it.
The 2005 vintage, which is just appearing on the shelves now, is an excellent vintage too.
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What it goes with: Grilled meats, roast lamb or pork, suckling pig.
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The reverence for pepper predates the Romans, says Shaffer. Most ancient cultures thought it brought health and cured a variety of ills. It was so sought-after that it drove the spice trade. Even Columbus was looking for it.
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While I have never noticed that bitterness, I said that a garlic press is fine, but it can be time-consuming to clean.
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Boneyfiddle Arts Center, 546 Second Street in Portsmouth, Ohio, will be hosting many events and activities during the month of October to provide insight into one of Mexico's traditional events, Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. This cultural observance honors deceased loved ones by remembering them, offering them love, and celebrating their memory
The Center will provide a Memorial Photo Wall to honor deceased family and friends. Anyone in the community may submit a non-returnable photo, no larger than 5 x 7, with the name of the departed. It will be honored in this special area for the entire month.
A Taste of Mexico will be held Saturday, October 13 from 5-8 PM at the Center and feature a quesadilla bar along with other traditional Mexican foods, beverages, and desserts. There will also be door prizes and silent auction items. Advance tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the Center or from board members. Tickets at the door will be $25.
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High Kick Girl
YouTube- HIGH KICK GIRL! TRAILER / ENGLISH SUBTITLEãVER
The Good
Awesome action flick. A very real gritty feel to the fights, not so much because they are realistic, but because they are really whaling on each other! They make that quite clear in the myriad slow-mo shots they use. The fights, therefor, look really vicous. I am not kidding.
The girl is cute and allegedly is some kind of youth karate champ. The Sensei character is also played by a real karate "master" (JKA 6th dan) and there are cameos by other real MAists including MMA fighter Hisae Watanabe (who looks smoking hot, btw). So that gives the movie some authenticity that's quite cool.
The Bad
There are some plot holes which I won't detail here for the sake of spoilers. The bad guys are a super cheesy group of comic book villain rejects called the destroyers. The girl isn't featured nearly enough in the final half of the film. And they waaaayyy over use the slow motion in several of the fight scenes and in the movie over all.
The Ugly
The message of the movie (and it has a clear and purposeful message) is complete bullshido. Allow me to summarize. "Kata is the best way to learn karate" and "karate is not about fighting." Hard to stomach, even with the rest of the film's awesomeness.
In conclusion
Despite the bs message about karate and learning to fight, this movie is simply too awesome to be ignored. You must see it.
PS. I searched in both the internal search engine and the google and saw nothing on this. So I don't want to see any douchebag comments about "search function, noob!"
Yes. That's probably why only her, her master and the badguys can fight at all. The girl mows through karate black belts like grass and the bad guys beat the **** out of all the black belts at her school. That leads to one of the best lines in the film though.
After dojo storming the girls school, one of the bad guys, a girl, says to the assistant master in a super "kawai" voice, "So, you're the assistant master? You were surprisingly weak!" lol
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This is so last year!
The slo mo replay of the scene you just watched did get over done.
Still Rena is cute and yes she is a karate champ.
Tatsuya Naka who played Matsumura, her sensei, was also Taikan in Kuro Obi. Which had a similar message of "Karate is not for fighting"______
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Didn't anyone ever tell him a fat man could never be a ninja
You can't practice Judo just to win a Judo Match! You practice so that no matter what happens, you can win using Judo!The key to fighting two men at once is to be much tougher than both of them.
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I saw this a couple of weeks ago, and I was sufficiently entertained.
My favorite part in the movie was definitely the beginning when one of the thugs being chased by a destroyer hides behind a random girl and uses her as a shield. I LOL'd so hard when the destroyer smashed through both of them with a high kick.
The story was weak and the slow mo got pretty annoying sometimes, but the choreography was quite good. I recall that in the final fight scene the slow mo made some "pulled shots" blaringly apparent, when I wouldn't have noticed otherwise.
Also, the girl was cute.
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Applicants for U.S. Visa Do NOT Need to Leave Passport
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There have been many reported instances of physicists applying for a U.S. visa and being unable to travel for long periods because their passport is retained at the U.S. Consular Office while their visa application is processed.
Amy Flatten, Director of International Affairs for APS, met with Tony Edson, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Visa Services of the U.S. State Department, to discuss this problem. Mr. Edson clarified State Department visa application procedures.U.S. State Department Application Procedures
- Consular Officers do not need to retain an applicant's passport
- Applicants should feel free to ask for their passport instead of leaving it with the Consular Officer
- Requesting one's passport will not delay visa processing
- Any delay would only involve the applicant transporting the passport back to the Consular Office (in person, via courier, etc.) to have the visa inserted
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Mr. Edson emphasized that an email exchange between him and Flatten to clarify these policies could be posted on the APS website. Applicants for a U.S. visa may find it useful to bring a copy of the exchange with them to their visa interview. In addition, Edson indicated that he would take steps to ensure Consular Officers were aware of these policies.
Thank you for the opportunity to set the record straight on this issue. Of course a passport must be submitted at the time of visa application, and we will in many cases retain the passport for the duration of processing just so that when any required clearances are completed we are prepared to immediately visa and return the passport to the applicant. This is not necessary, however, and travelers should feel free to ask for their passports back if their case is deferred for additional processing. The only, relatively minor inconvenience, will be the for applicants to return their passports to the consular section once they are cleared so that the visa can be issued. No traveler should ever have to defer or miss travel because we are holding their passport for visa issuance. Please ask your members to just ask.
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Dear Mr. Edson,
Thank you for the opportunity to meet with you last week. As I mentioned during our meeting, many members of the international physics community would appreciate clarification regarding the need to leave one's passport with the Consular Officer when applying for a visa to travel to the United States.
As Director of International Affairs for the American Physical Society, an organization representing over 45,000 physicists worldwide, I am hearing of many instances where physicists are unable to travel for long periods, since their passport is retained at the U.S. Consular Office while their visa application is processed.
As physics is an international endeavor, physicists must travel extensively to attend conferences and participate in ongoing collaborations with colleagues across the globe. Any extended period without a passport will create a professional hardship for most physicists. Consequently, your insights and guidance regarding this concern would be most appreciated.
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The Department of Criminal Justice was created in 1974 under the direction of Roosevelt Shepherd, its chair for 23 years. The initial curriculum was Law Enforcement-oriented and, because the department had only two faculty, drew heavily from Sociology, Psychology, Social Work, and Political Science for its courses. The result was a hybrid mixture of courses that fragmented the identity of the department. In 1987, the Department of Criminal Justice reorganized both its graduate and undergraduate curriculum to reflect the changing needs of our students and the demands of the fields they will be entering. A second revision was fully implemented by Spring 2001.
In response to regional needs, the Department of Criminal Justice developed the Master of Science degree program in Administration of Justice in 1983. The department offers two programs of graduate study, each of which lead to the Master of Science degree in Administration of Justice. The "evening" on-campus program is designed for both pre- and in-service students pursuing graduate study under a traditional format. The JCJC "weekend" program is designed specifically for juvenile probation officers employed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
The mission of the Department of Criminal Justice is to provide current and future criminal justice professionals with the background and skills that will enable them to think critically about the problems of crime and justice and to be effective decision makers in the criminal justice arena. Central to achieving this mission is an integrated program of study designed to provide graduate students with the knowledge and skills to undertake independent, critical investigation of issues related to crime control and justice policy. The Department's major strengths are its applied perspective and strong emphasis on theory, policy, research, and analysis. Philosophy, format, and implementation stress the practical application of a higher level of knowledge, skills, and strategies. The methodological and theoretical elements are highly suitable as a preparation for entering advanced graduate studies and other professional programs.
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"I had read the play and suggested it to Rep's selection committee," DeChristopher said. "One of the reasons I really wanted to direct this piece is that many of Hart's classics have been done to death, and this has a little more edge to it. To my knowledge, this is the first time it has ever been staged in Toledo. I think that one of the reasons that it doesn't get done very often is that it is an ensemble piece, it isn't a star vehicle."
One of the most celebrated playwrights of the 1930s and '40s, Hart is perhaps best known as the longtime collaborator of George S. Kaufman, who was a key member of the literary salon known as the Algonquin Round Table. Some of their more noted successes include "You Can't Take It With You," "The Man Who Came To Dinner" and "George Washington Slept Here." Hart was also a director and best-selling author. "Light Up The Sky," a solo effort by Hart, was first produced in 1948. Hart passed away in 1961 at the age of 57.
"Having done a lot of recent work with students and young people, one of the most difficult aspects of this production has been remembering the arc of the process for adults and respecting that process," said DeChristopher, who writes crossword puzzles for Toledo Free Press. "This is worth mentioning because Moss Hart himself is a few different characters in the piece, both the young and old playwright. You want everyone to have a great experience, while at the same time putting together the highest quality production possible. I think that this play offers something for everyone."
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Although ethics reform and nullification of the Affordable Care Act evoke strong emotions, Rep. Jenny Horne (R-Dist. 94) said Monday, there are more important issues facing South Carolinians, as the 2014 legislative session begins.
Horne, speaking to the Summerville Oakbrook Breakfast Rotary Club, said the gas tax and education reform should be the top priorities.
"The gas tax in South Carolina is 16 cents and we haven't raised it since 1987. North Carolina is 32," Horne said.
Horne said 40 percent of the fuel sold in South Carolina is from travelers — primarily truckers, passing through the state.
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The other major issue, according to Horne, is education reform that would result in uniform millage and per pupil expenditures.
"Industry looks at K-12 when deciding to move into the state," she said. "They are looking at where their plant managers' kids and employees are going to school. The more education the workforce has, the better the jobs."
The 2014 session of the South Carolina General Assembly opened Tuesday and runs through June 5.
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This past season, Stoddard hit .408 with 3 home runs, 2 triples, 12 doubles, 28 runs batted in, and 15 stolen bases.
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