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Supervisor Dan Davis and challenger Bill Peagler are headed for a runoff in Berkeley Countys top race of the 2014 primary.
Davis and Peagler were neck and neck for most of the night as the votes were tallied before Davis pulled away for the winning vote total.
Meanwhile, Berkeley County Sheriff Wayne DeWitt has cruised to a big victory in his race, which saw the longtime lawman deflect two challengers.
It looks good so far, and Im happy, DeWitt said just before 9 p.m. It looks like the majority of citizens have faith in our Sheriffs Office.
In District 6, incumbent Jack Shurlknight will also face a runoff against his closest challenger James Law.
Incumbent Distrct 5 Councilman Dennis Fish captured victory, and Tommy Newell handily won the District 4 contest.
With 17,869 votes tallied and 61 of 61 precincts reporting, Supervisor Dan Davis defeated Bill Peagler by a 44.35 percent to 39.34 percent margin. Jerry Beckley finished third with 16.31 percent.
In other races, with 61 of 61 precincts reporting:
Wayne DeWitt: 58.69
Brian Adams: 35.04
Matt Smoak: 6.27
District 4
Tommy Newell: 59.12
Aldo Napoli: 18.61
Jim Royce: 22.27
District 5
Dennis Fish: 54.63
Bud Thames: 45.37
District 6
Jack Schurlknight: 45.06
Baron Thomas: 16.13
James Law: 38.80
Clerk of Court
Mary Brown: 54.56
Leah Dupree: 45.44
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Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Whether you're a fan of comics and sci-fi or just looking to spend a fun afternoon with the family, Captain's Comic Expo is for you. Presented by Captain's Comics and Toys and Roses and Ruins Tattoos, the event will take place Saturday, March 8, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and tickets are only $5.
Now in its sixth year, the area's largest comic book and pop culture convention has grown to fill the Elk's Lodge at 1113 Sam Rittenberg Blvd. in Charleston, S.C. and features something for everyone.
In addition to local artists and vendors, guests can have their picture taken with a real-life Mystery Machine from Scooby Doo, with proceeds going towards Great Dane rescue. The Star Wars 501st Legion as well as a life-sized R2D2 will also be on hand for photo opportunities. Kids will love the toys, costumes and jump castle located at the venue.
"Our goal is to welcome people to comic culture," said Captain's Comics and Toys owner Mike Campbell. "Everyone who attends can find a few good things that they like and have a fun day."
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Kent State College of Public Health Fights Food Insecurity Through Community Food DrivePosted Mar. 18, 2013
The Kent State University College of Public Health announces its second annual food drive to benefit the Kent Social Service's food pantry — The Lord's Pantry.
"We are thrilled to once again be able to offer the community an opportunity to give back," says Sonia Alemagno, Ph.D., dean of Kent State's College of Public Health. "We welcome the opportunity to contribute in our own backyard."
The food drive is organized by graduate students enrolled in the Public Health Programs: Planning, Implementation and Evaluation class (HPM 53007) taught by College of Public Health Assistant Professor Deric Kenne, Ph.D.
"Students participating in the course get a real-world, hands-on experience in planning, implementing and evaluating a public health program," says Kenne. "At the same time, students are able to contribute to the community."
Donations will be collected through a community bag drop. The project hopes to add to last year's success that resulted in more than 4,000 food and personal care item donations —the the food pantry's largest one-time donation.
On Tuesday, April 2, Kent State students and volunteers will distribute paper bags donated by the ACME grocery store in Franklin Township to the Kent community. Residents who receive a bag are asked to donate any non-perishable food and personal care items to support the food drive.
Students and volunteers will return to the same areas of Kent on Saturday, April 6, at 10 a.m. to collect the bags of donated goods and deliver them to the food pantry. Residents who receive a donation bag are asked to leave their bag of donated items in front of their home in a location visible from the street. All donations are welcome and greatly appreciated.
For residents who do not receive a bag, but would still like to contribute, donations may be taken directly to Kent Social Services at 1066 S. Water Street through April 6.
"Last spring the food drive was supported by the city, the media and other community members," says Kenne. "We want to build on those relationships this year to further raise awareness of the project and the need it helps to fill in the community."
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Mrs. Davis, daughter of the late Thomas W. and Evelyn Boyt Evans, was a lifelong resident of Macon. She was a certified clinical medical assistant with SEPA Laboratory and was a member of Friendship Baptist Church, Twiggs County. Mrs. Davis was the mother of the late Ricky Webster and sister of the late Tommy Evans. More than anything else, she enjoyed spending time with her family, whom she loved and adored.
She will be missed by those she loved most, her husband, Robert E. Davis of Macon; her children, Sandra (Chuck) Eckert of Tampa, Fla., Eddie Terrell, Jimmy (Renee) Terrell, Terri (Bo) Beckner, Kevin (Deanna) Terrell and Penny Farrell, all of Macon, Leslie Davis and Carrie Davis, both of Milledgeville; 21 beloved grandchildren; 14 beloved great-grandchildren; her brothers and sisters, Billy (Harlene) Evans of Beunfels, Texas, Joan (Doug) Holland of Jacksonville, Fla., Betty (Emmett) Darity of Macon, Fran Key of Locust Grove and Danny Evans of Kennesaw; daughter-in-law, Martha Webster; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Oct 13, 2011The Sherpa
The Sherpa
Really, I enjoy a cold plain cheese sandwich, cold pork and beans with an Oreo cookie chaser, when I'm out hunting (that was hunting lunch during my childhood).
However, because I can, I'd rather have a grilled Turkey and Swiss with a can of hot Clam Chowder. Enter the Sherpa…..
Oct 10, 2011Brownie Winner!!
Just as a reminder, here are the brownies again…
The one on the left was brownie #1 and on the right, brownie #2.
Oct 7, 2011Brownie Wars: Part II
Here is the 2nd installment of brownie wars. Have you made the first batch, yet? If not, run out and get some unsweetened chocolate. You should have everything else and whip these up! If you don't want to eat them all, think of someone you owe a thank you too, and take these over!
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Oct 4, 2011The Peach Cobbler Test
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To make peach cobbler the ingredients are simple. We used a yellow cake mix and followed the directions on the back of the box. However instead of water we used the peach juice.
Oct 3, 2011Mystery Dessert
Sorry to get back to you so late, but I just HAD to tell you what I made with those ladyfingers! I made a Charlotte Russe. A Charlotte Russe is a gelatin based cake which is surrounded by a crown of ladyfingers. You can make it in a few different flavors, but since I had to taste it (I don't usually do creamy desserts) I made it a strawberry version.


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Mike Napoli's hips are just fine, even after supporting the weight of the Boston Red Sox's offense for much of the first three-plus weeks of the season.
After originally agreeing to a three-year, $39 million contract with the Red Sox in early December, Napoli ultimately settled for a one-year, $5 million contract in mid-January. Why the discount? A red flag appeared during Napoli's physical, as he was diagnosed with a degenerative hip condition.
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Thus, Napoli has gone from a risk (at least in the Red Sox's eyes) to arguably baseball's biggest bargain.
Napoli leads the majors with 26 RBIs and 11 doubles, but perhaps the most important stat is his games played. As in 22. As in every game this season. Among his early season heroics: a five-RBI game that included a grand slam, and a three-hit game that included a homer and a double.
"I feel good right now," Napoli told the Boston Herald after his five-RBI night in a win over the Oakland A's. "I didn't really feel like this last year. 2011, this is how I felt in the second half of the year. I'm just trying to keep my routine the same, have that same feeling every day and see what happens."
While much of the credit for the first-place Red Sox's surprisingly strong start has gone to the rotation—specifically Jon Lester and Clay Buchholz—Napoli often singlehandedly has powered an offense that features more than its share of sub-.200 hitters and had been without its cleanup hitter (David Ortiz) until this past weekend.
And his contributions aren't limited to the field. Napoli, who spent the first seven seasons of his career with the Texas Rangers (see: 2011 World Series hero) and Los Angeles Angels, has been among the most popular additions to a clubhouse that had gone sour in recent seasons.


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"Very interesting; couldn't stop listening"
It pulled me in immediately with descriptive writing and effective narration that allowed me to see and feel the story unfolding. It left me with a very vivid picture and a desire to hear more about Tess and the other characters which are likely to appear in subsequent books. I'm not sure why I initially chose this, but my next picks will be others in this series.
Narrative makes the world go round.
"I'm on #8 - This series is almost unique"
Why can't more "gentle" contemporary detective novels like this series be created? I usually avoid U.S. contemporaries because of the
*poor quality of prose
*over-the-top plots
*even more over-the-top action heroes and Barbie heroines who can run in designer shoes
*campy dialogue
*even campier formulaic gratuitous sex and violence scenes and
*overall dumbness factor
This series avoids the above and has the strength of quirky characters (but not TOO quirky) and a strong city setting. Lippman almost does for Baltimore what Rankin does for Edinburgh. Tess usually takes on a social issue (secondary to the plot), which may put off some readers. Except for #2 in the series (Charm City), I think Lippman grows stronger in her craft in each.
As for the narrator, Barabara Rosenblatt, who is much criticized in reviews of this series - I am among the minority who don't like her as the voice of Amelia Peabody, but I love her as Tess Monaghan I don't get the criticisms voicied here--- She doesn't slobber over the vowels -- I think her delivery is part of her fresh take on impulsive Tess. She reads as if speaking, so - yes - there are some human sounds. She is not Microsoft Anna!
So - if you seek a listen to relax, to be engrossed (and not grossed out or blood pressure raised), try this.
To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.
"Great Start to a new Series"
I know, I know this series has been out for a while, but this is the first book and totally new to me. I thoroughly enjoyed this mystery/thriller. Tess is a likeable character, story starts with her being unemployed and doing menial tasks for various people. Her close friend and rowing partner asks her to follow his fiance who has been acting strange, she does so and lo and behold finds she has a knack for it. By the end of the book others have come to realize her sluething skills as well. Thus we have the start of PI Tess.
The Narrator did a decent job and made the story enjoyable.
This one is a winner. A wonderful, clean, not too much romance/sex story. I would recommend getting this one.
"Better than I expected"
When I want a "who done it", I generally gravitate towards British authors. Americans usually have too much ... something: gratuitous vulgarity or sex or violence or all of the above. The heroines in such novels always seem to make a habit of doing the same remarkably stupid thing over and over. "Gosh. The last time I went out alone investigating a dark and lonely warehouse, I almost died! Well...things like that never happen twice!" And they do.
I was most impressed with this book. It was guilty of none of the above. Personally, I can't help but love an author that can manage to use the word "penultimate" in the very earliest chapters of a story. That sort of thing suggests a deep appreciation for the possibilities of language, a true writer.
I enjoyed listening. The action was well-balanced. I almost didn't know who did it until it was revealed. The city of Baltimore is treated as another character in the story, which is a nice touch. I have no criticisms of the narrator.
I believe I'll go get book #2 now.
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"Entertaining and enjoyable."
This main character in this book is a delightful young journalist/ rower.The book is good entertainment and a good introduction to Baltimore and its politics. Think of it as the Wire light. I will probably listen to more books in the series.
"This is a 'real time' mystery."
This is the best I've listened to in many months. Perhaps because I once was a reporter, I really identified with Tess and her predicament when her newspaper folded. I liked the fact that this is a real mystery, not a disguised "romance" novel.
SPOILER ALERT! I held my breath, knowing what was coming when the car started up without its headlights. But the details, the word pictures, were not so predictable. The entire book kept me spellbound.
I immediately took advantage of the sale and bought the next three in the series. I know I'll buy the others as well.
"story was interestering"
If you want a book that is not violent, not many curse words
(I think they say the F bomb once), sex, drugs, humor, or action this book is for you.
The story was good just not full of anything that would put me on the edge of my seat.
I have to say that I'm not keen on women narrators, sorry, a lot of women use funny voices for the man parts, (they seem to try to hard) but I think Deborah did a great job and did not grate on my nerves.
I was hoping for more to motivate me in the series, but I may try the second book in the series.
avid reader
"Baltimore Blues"
Hard to get into. I am having a hard time listening to this, she just seems to jump around and not get to the point. I haven't completed listening because of this.
Great book with many twists and turns. I almost didn't buy this book because of the negative reviews. So glad I didn't listen to them.
"loved it"
I had not read any of Laura Lippman's books until i tried this. found it in turns witty and intriguing. i would love to recommend this to anyone. do start with Baltimore Blues.
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Top 5 Products Steve Jobs' Apple Still Has to Unleash?
In the wake of Bloomberg's faux-pas to end all faux-pas' last week, Forbes gives their list of the top 5 things they'd still like to see from a Steve Jobs run Apple. Sure, they tack on an unnecessarily morbid title, but at its core it's an intriguing question: Macworld 2009 or 2010, what shiny new toys do we most want to see on the receiving end of a Jobsian "Boom!"?
Forbes includes, in ascending order, an iTablet, a TV, a remote control (not the tiny white one they already make -- they want a Harmony killer), an eBook reader (Kindle Killer), and another paradigm shift in computing to follow the Apple II and Mac.
My list? Well, it would start with a hyper-miniaturized communicator that's all but invisible, and makes whatever they used on the Berman-era Star Trek look old and lame. The Minority Report Cinema Displays and iMacs are high up there as well (though they'd need to keep the traditional inputs as well, lest my arms tire out before I finish blogging...) Location-based services that are truly useful would be nice: (Alert! You're approaching mom's house, she wanted help cleaning the gutters. Turn right to avoid...) Also, I'd like a real Apple TV, that does for the set-top what Apple's done for the desktop, laptop, and palmtop. Time to move past hobby on that one, Mr. Jobs. (And it already has the ultimate remote -- the iPhone/iPod Touch. C'mon!) But #1 on my list?
A truly integrated, location free computing experience. Bill Gates showed off the concept many years ago at CES, but I think only Apple could deliver it with any elegance or grace: I work on my iMac, pick up my iPhone (which has synced my entire environment, coordinated with the "cloud"), go to the office, and keep right on working on my MacBook as though it were the exact same machine. And more: stop over at a friend's house and jump on her Mac Mini as though it were the same machine as well. No more location-locked environments or data. Back to my Mac becomes My Mac Anywhere, a truly MobileMe. (Though hopefully -- for Jobs' sake -- with better branding...)
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Top 5?
- Getting Apple to get AT&T to support tethering for free, since my Windows Mobile device already shares the internet connection to devices for free.
- Touchscreen Mac Display using iPhone/iPod touch technology.
- Stop the Microsoft/Mac ads - no information on what mac does.
- A better mighty mouse that doesn't left click when my finger just happens to be in the vicinity of the left part of the mouse when doing a right click.
- A REAL treeview/contents view in finder.
Top 5:
1. iBook with glass 200 dpi color touchscreen with hybrid Mac/iPhone interface, SIM card for 3G data and voice, priced around $500, with PDF eBooks using Fairplay DRM sold at iTunes store. This can replace textbooks and books in general.
- iTunes Bookstore selling PDF eBooks using Fairplay DRM.
- Gamepad Controller with external battery for iPhone and iPod Touch. Then the iPhone and iPod Touch can challenge Nintendo and Sony for hand-held gaming.
- AppleTV which is faster, has more memory, has a better graphics processor, has larger hard drive, has front USB or wireless ports for Gampad Controllers, which can download games from iTunes store in addition to other applications, eBooks, Music, Movies, etc.
- Apple Autosuck device for portable sensory enjoyment to complement Music and Video from the iTunes store.
- A gaming console that will blow the PS3 and XBox out of the water, something beyond any gaming system ever seen.
- Tablet Mac
- An apple Car, the best car ever seen.
- An apple jet, blow any jet away.
- Last but not least, an Apple Museum, not sure if one already exists.
- Mac Mini with built in TV receiver and DVR software.
- Mac Pro with NVidia 8800GT for under $2000.
- Expanded feature set and/or more focused marketing of mobileMe. iTools was a better name, and Apple should give the logo back to Dell.
- More focus on game support. A link to www.apple.com/games on each of the front/Mac/iPod/iPhone pages of Apple's website would be a start.
- Oh yeah, one more thing... World Domination!
I want and expect to see the next version of OS X 6.0 Snow Leopard (or whatever it will be called) become available for all PC's with an Intel dual core processor (the same as all modern Macs use). This would enable the Mac to become far more acceptable in business where large numbers of PCs are already installed, as well as personal PC users where this would help them migrate to the Mac OS. To make it easy for PC users to bridge the gap, there should be the ability to install a Windows OS on it as well, not as a dual boot, but more in the VMwise Fusion way. Microsoft makes millions making Windows Vista for PC users -- why not Apple tap that same market and reach unhappy Vista users who would be happy to get away from greedy Microsoft, who has really gone downhill since Bill Gates has not been running it.


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The challenges of translating Beowulf. There are five pages, and I recommend clicking through. It's fascinating reading.
The challenges of translating Beowulf. There are five pages, and I recommend clicking through. It's fascinating reading.
Paul faced danger, Ani and Ray faced each other, and Frank faced some career decisions.
This is what happens when you devote two-thirds of a season to scene after scene after scene of Frank and Jordan's Baby Problems, and Frank Shaking Guys Down, and Look How Fucked Up Ray and Ani Are, and Melancholy Singer in the Dive Bar Yet Again—and then you suddenly realize that with only a couple episodes left you haven't offered even a rudimentary outline of the central plot.
The winners of the 27th annual National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest have just been announced.
The winners of the 27th annual National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest have just been announced. Winning first prize, Anuar Patjane Floriuk of Tehuacán, Mexico, will receive an eight-day photo expedition for two to Costa Rica and the Panama Canal for a photograph of divers swimming near a humpback whale off the western coast of Mexico. Here, National Geographic has shared all of this year's winners, gathered from four categories: Travel Portraits, Outdoor Scenes, Sense of Place, and Spontaneous Moments. Captions by the photographers.
Even when they're adopted, the children of the wealthy grow up to be just as well-off as their parents.
Lately, it seems that every new study about social mobility further corrodes the story Americans tell themselves about meritocracy; each one provides more evidence that comfortable lives are reserved for the winners of what sociologists call the birth lottery. But, recently, there have been suggestions that the birth lottery's outcomes can be manipulated even after the fluttering ping-pong balls of inequality have been drawn.
What appears to matter—a lot—is environment, and that's something that can be controlled. For example, one study out of Harvard found that moving poor families into better neighborhoods greatly increased the chances that children would escape poverty when they grew up.
While it's well documented that the children of the wealthy tend to grow up to be wealthy, researchers are still at work on how and why that happens. Perhaps they grow up to be rich because they genetically inherit certain skills and preferences, such as a tendency to tuck away money into savings. Or perhaps it's mostly because wealthier parents invest more in their children's education and help them get well-paid jobs. Is it more nature, or more nurture?
What if Joe Biden is going to run for the Democratic nomination after all?
Most Democrats seem ready for Hillary Clinton—or at least appear content with her candidacy. But what about the ones who who were bidin' for Biden? There are new signs the vice president might consider running for president after all.
Biden has given little indication he was exploring a run: There's no super PAC, no cultivation of a network of fundraisers or grassroots organizers, few visits to early-primary states. While his boss hasn't endorsed Clinton—and says he won't endorse in the primary—many members of the Obama administration have gone to work for Clinton, including some close to Biden.
But Biden also hasn't given any clear indication that he isn't running, and a column by Maureen Dowd in Saturday's New York Times has set off new speculation. One reason Biden didn't get into the race was that his son Beau was dying of cancer, and the vice president was focused on being with his son. But before he died in May, Dowd reported, Beau Biden tried to get his father to promise to run. Now Joe Biden is considering the idea.
Relocating to a landlocked city isn't enough.
Put simply: Climate change poses the threat of global catastrophe. The planet isn't just getting hotter, it's destabilizing. Entire ecosystems are at risk. The future of humanity is at stake.
Scientists warn that extreme weather will get worse and huge swaths of coastal cities will be submerged by ever-more-acidic oceans. All of which raises a question: If climate change continues at this pace, is anywhere going to be safe?
"Switzerland would be a good guess," said James Hansen, the director of climate science at Columbia University's Earth Institute. Hansen's latest climate study warns that climate change is actually happening faster than computer models previously predicted. He and more than a dozen co-authors found that sea levels could rise at least 10 feet in the next 50 years. Slate points out that although the study isn't yet peer-reviewed, Hansen is "known for being alarmist and also right."
Writing used to be a solitary profession. How did it become so interminably social?
Whether we're behind the podium or awaiting our turn, numbing our bottoms on the chill of metal foldout chairs or trying to work some life into our terror-stricken tongues, we introverts feel the pain of the public performance. This is because there are requirements to being a writer. Other than being a writer, I mean. Firstly, there's the need to become part of the writing "community", which compels every writer who craves self respect and success to attend community events, help to organize them, buzz over them, and—despite blitzed nerves and staggering bowels—present and perform at them. We get through it. We bully ourselves into it. We dose ourselves with beta blockers. We drink. We become our own worst enemies for a night of validation and participation.
Two hundred fifty years of slavery. Ninety years of Jim Crow. Sixty years of separate but equal. Thirty-five years of racist housing policy. Until we reckon with our compounding moral debts, America will never be whole.
And if thy brother, a Hebrew man, or a Hebrew woman, be sold unto thee, and serve thee six years; then in the seventh year thou shalt let him go free from thee. And when thou sendest him out free from thee, thou shalt not let him go away empty: thou shalt furnish him liberally out of thy flock, and out of thy floor, and out of thy winepress: of that wherewith the LORD thy God hath blessed thee thou shalt give unto him. And thou shalt remember that thou wast a bondman in the land of Egypt, and the LORD thy God redeemed thee: therefore I command thee this thing today.
— Deuteronomy 15: 12–15
Besides the crime which consists in violating the law, and varying from the right rule of reason, whereby a man so far becomes degenerate, and declares himself to quit the principles of human nature, and to be a noxious creature, there is commonly injury done to some person or other, and some other man receives damage by his transgression: in which case he who hath received any damage, has, besides the right of punishment common to him with other men, a particular right to seek reparation.
A new EPA rule is designed to withstand legal challenges from Republicans while convincing world leaders to follow suit.
President Obama's plan to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions is aimed at three major constituencies. First, there's the plan's immediate goal: significant decreases in the emissions in the U.S. between now and 2030. Second, the rule arrives as the world gears up for global emissions talks in Paris in December, and American action is seen as necessary to convince other countries to act. And third, Obama views the fight against climate change as an essential part of his legacy, alongside the Affordable Care Act.
"We're the first generation to feel the impact of climate change, and the last generation that can do something about it," Obama said at a press conference at the White House on Monday, repeating a line he's used before. The president emphasized the moral case for reducing emissions throughout the speech, invoking Pope Francis's call for action, and scolding "cynical" critics who charged his plan would hurt minorities and the poor. "If you care about low-income minority communities, start protecting the air they breathe and stop trying to rob them of their health care."
How an Instagram hashtag inspired a movement
What compassion does to the brain
In 1992, the neuroscientist Richard Davidson got a challenge from the Dalai Lama. By that point, he'd spent his career asking why people respond to, in his words, "life's slings and arrows" in different ways. Why are some people more resilient than others in the face of tragedy? And is resilience something you can gain through practice?
The Dalai Lama had a different question for Davidson when he visited the Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader at his residence in Dharamsala, India. "He said: 'You've been using the tools of modern neuroscience to study depression, and anxiety, and fear. Why can't you use those same tools to study kindness and compassion?' … I did not have a very good answer. I said it was hard."
In a StoryCorps animation, Alex Landau recalls his harrowing experience being pulled over by Denver police.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Jan. 25-27. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Samuel Allen Wise, 46 — failure to appear and pay
Tommy Jude Sherlock, 47 — shoplifting less than $2,000, public drunk
Latisha Wylona Williams, 33 — speeding 54 mph in a 35 mph zone bench warrant
Tracy Bogdansky Gray, 40 — fraudulent check four counts
Cardenius Antione Hook, 32 — disorderly conduct
Trelon Vishinski James, 33 — leaving the scene of an accident bench warrant
Ernest Sherrod Croft, 21 — assault and battery
Carlos Donnelle Jamison, 32 — Orangeburg hold per National Crime Information Center Teletype
John Chad Rankin, 40 — ordinance/domestic animals
James Robert Morgan Jr., 32 — violation of court order
Patrice Danielle Laboo, 22 — shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Edasha Cherice Key, 20 — shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Khadijah Denise Weaver, 19 — shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Rhonda Renee Rose, 37 — failure to comply with court order, driving under the influence bench warrant, driving while suspended bench warrant
Richard Thomas Durden, 21 — watercraft/violation
Travis Christopher Sweetnam, 30 — driving under the influence second offense
Alvin Patten Jr., 42 — driving under the influence second offense
Brett Taylor Olson, 23 — driving under the influence second offense
Steve Welsh Conder III, 40 — driving under the influence second offense
Tiffany Lashawnda Jackson, 35 — driving under the influence first offense
Andrea Nicole Lewis, 28 — shoplifting less than $2,000
Jabari Keon Carter, 20 — malicious injury, possession of 28 grams or less of marijuana, failure to pay simple possession of marijuana, failure to pay open container of beer, failure to pay minor in possession of beer, criminal domestic violence
Desiree Kaye Bell, 45 — failure to appear and pay
Richard Jay Barker, 44 — failure to pay as ordered two counts
Dave Randolph Chavis, 46 — disorderly conduct
Casey Christian Kohler, 27 — possession of other controlled substance five counts, manufacture, distribution of methamphetamine, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, possession of 28 grams or less of marijuana second offense bondsman off bond
Dave Randolph Chavis Jr., 22 — malicious injury to personal property, disorderly conduct
Cory Joshua Matheson, 22 — driving under the influence
Kelly Latresa Padgett, 33 — leaving the scene with traffic damage
Monroe Hall III, 20 — failure to use headlight when required bench warrant, moped licensing provisions violation bench warrant, manufacture, distribution, etc. of cocaine base first offense
Lacey Jeanne Blair, 22 — giving false information
Jimmie Johnson, 59 — disorderly conduct
Donnell Nathaniel Baskett, 30 — public drunk, manufacture schedule I, II and III with intent to distribute, manufacture, distribute and possession of narcotic drugs in schedule I, LSD and schedule II first offense, trespassing after notice
Donald Gary Mixon, 30 — no South Carolina driver's license, driving under the influence
Jason Robby Jenkins, 28 — criminal domestic violence
Stephanie Diane Williams, 19 — legal custodian
Derek Devon Simpkins, 30 — trespassing after notice bench warrant
Markus David Bearden, 19 — open container of beer, minor in possession of beer, possession of other controlled substance
Carrie Renee Christopher Knotts, 47 — arson third degree
Brenden Scott Miller, 24 — possession of narcotics narcotic in schedule I, LSD, schedule II first offense, possession of less than one gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base, driving under influence first offense
Michael Anthony Bishop, 43 — no South Carolina driver's license, driving under the influence first offense
Clarence Sullivan Coleman Jr., 18 — minor in possession of alcohol, entering premises without permission
Travis Ray Chambers, 19 — entering premises without permission
Arnold Jerome Seaward II, 17 — driving under the influence first offense, possession of other controlled substance
Cameron Stewart Seely, 27 — unlawful carrying of a pistol, open container of beer, possession of controlled substance, driving under the influence first offense
Doris Ivette Morris, 30 — no valid driver's license, driving under the influence first offense, open container of beer
Johnnie Richardson, 71 — disorderly conduct
Mary Elizabeth Brookshire, 30 — driving under the influence
Mateo Ameca Barradas, 26 — driving under the influence, hold for Immigration Customs Enforcement, open container of beer, no South Carolina driver's license
Ivan Vazquez-Pivaral, 27 — no driver's license, careless driving, disorderly conduct, open container of beer
Jeffrey Briceson Greef, 35 — criminal domestic violence
Eddie Lee Smith, 19 — failure to stop for blue lights, open container of beer, speeding, purchase or possession, failure to use headlights
Brian James McCabe, 41 — driving under the influence
Ralph Edward Wittke, 40 — criminal domestic violence
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Friday, July 11, 2014
After three days of play, one Summerville team remained alive in the 2014 South Carolina Dixie Youth Minors District 7 All-stars Tournament.
Teams representing Parks Field American, Ladson, Bonneau, Pepperhill, Carolina League, Moncks Corner, Hanahan and Parks Circle/Northwood are vying for the District 7 Minors (age 9-10) championship this week at the Hanahan Recreation Department.
The double-elimination tournament opened Monday and will run through July 11 or 12 depending on whether or not a team makes an undefeated run.
Parks Field remained in the winners bracket by earning a win over Pepperhill on Tuesday and a 5-2 win over Moncks Corner on Wednesday.
Carolina League had a big lead over Parks Circle Tuesday, but allowed the team to rally and earn a 16-14 victory. Carolina League, which fell to Moncks Corner on opening day, was eliminated with the loss.
The winner of the tournament will advance to represent District 7 in the Dixie Youth Minors state tournament.
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A very good 18th Century Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady, believed to be the sister of "Lady Blake" Provenance: Tandridge Court, The Earl of Cottenham.
A fine and rare George III Period Carved Mahogany and Decorated Four Poster Bed Click to view
A very good late 17th Century Oil on Canvas portrait of John Browne of Norton Court, Gloucester with a manuscript label to the stretcher identifying the sitter. Ca. 1685
A set of six late eighteenth century Engravings of Essex buildings and remains by Hooper. They are of Tiltey Abbey, The Abbey of Stratford Langthorne, Netherhall (from the river side), Plashey Castle, Waltham Abbey and Netherhall again from the front.
An important set of 4 Hepplewhite Period Mahogany Salon Armchairs. The cartouche shaped carved backs with wavy carved uprights flanked by carved shaped scrolling arms and raised on extremely fine carved cabriole legs.
A very good and pretty mid 18th century Mahogany tilt top circular tea table, the revolving top on a birdcage action and raised on a baluster shaped column terminating on a tripod base.
A pretty Regency Rosewood Child�s Cradle, the headboard with a reeded frame surmounted with a carved rose flower filled basket, the sides with turned spindles and the whole raised on end supports with slipper feet.
A good George III period Mahogany, double line and shell inlaid wheel barometer, the 8" dial signed "A.Rivolta, Chester, the whole surmounted with a broken arch pediment.
An extraordinary William and Mary period Kingwood Oyster veneered Rosewood Crossbanded Cabinet on Chest by Thomas Pistor.
A most interesting 19th Century Oil Painting on Canvas, "Shipbuilding by a River" reputedly a scene of Felixstowe,
A late Seventeenth Century Oak Coffer, the four panel lid retaining the original ring hinges above the scratch carved frieze and three panel front, each panel with a carved lozenge and fleur de lys decoration, the whole raised on stiles and having panelled ends.
A good Regency period Brass Chamber Stick, the holder with an open fret gallery and a shaped handle.
An excellent Early 19th. Century Pair of Tall Candlesticks.
A good Chippendale period Mahogany Fold-over top Card Table, the top with a moulded edge above the frieze with a pea and bean moulded edge, the square chamfered legs with moulded, carved corner brackets.
A fine and rare Chippendale Period Mahogany "Spider – leg" Table, the twin flap rectangular top supported on double gate-action supports to each side.
A very pretty William and Mary Oak Gate-legged Table, the twin flap oval top raised on Baluster Shaped uprights united by stretchers and with bun feet
A good pair of George III period Walnut and hide fire bellows with brass nozzle and close nailing to the leather.
A fine and small Regency Mahogany and Brass mounted serpentine fronted sideboard, the top with a rear brass Splash Rail above a central frieze drawer, flanked on one side by a further drawer above a cupboard door, the other side with a deep drawer and the whole raised on turned tapering reeded legs with brass collars.
A very good and impressive Regency Period Rosewood Circular Centre or Dining Table, the brilliantly figured crossbanded tilt top with a crossgrain veneered frieze all raised on a tapered centre column .
A very good 18th Century Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady, inscribed verso "Lady Blake" in a giltwood frame.
A superb Oil on Canvas landscape by Edward H Niemann of Knaresborough Castle ruins above the river Nidd and Aquaduct with a Shepherd and Sheep to the left above a rocky outcrop, one rock signed "Neimann".
Pair of Early 19th century engravings - one of a skua and one of a raven.
A handsome Regency Period Rosewood Breakfront Side Cabinet/Chiffonier, the grey/green-flecked marble top.
An unusual pair of mid 19th. Century Black and gilt decorated dining chairs by HOLLAND & SONS.
A very stylish set of six Regency Period Simulated Rosewood and Applied Brass dining chairs with rope twist motifs to the top rails.
An important pair of Regency Ormolu mounted cut-glass Candelabra, the round double knop diamond cut base surmounted with an ormolu twin branch candle arm supporting drop hung diamond cut drip pans and flat top diamond cut candle nozzles.
An unusual pair of regency two-light cut glass and ormolu mounted candelabra the round double knopped diamond cut base which is supporting an ormolu branch arm.
A superb George III Period Mahogany, Satinwood, Tulipwood and Kingwood Library Breakfront Bookcase, the inlaid, cavetto cornice above four inlaid 6-pane rectangular glazed doors with adjustable shelves behind.
A superb Queen Anne period Burr Walnut Bureau Cabinet having a stepped, concave cornice above the two doors the top retaining the original bevelled mirror plates and fitted with adjustable shelves above a row of conforming drawers.
A particularly good Regency Period Mahogany Framed Library Bergere Armchair, the caned seat and back both with deep buttoned leather cushions flanked by downswept arms supported on ring turned tapered columns and corresponding legs terminating in brass cups and casters.
A fine quality George III Mahogany Longcase Clock with 8 day movement striking the hours on one bell, the silvered dial with subsidiary seconds dial and calendar dial and with a strike/silent lever to the arch, the dial signed "Thomas Law London".
A very good George III Period Mahogany and Shell Inlaid eight inch dial wheel barometer signed Bernascheni & Monli, Leicester with silvered dial and thermometer scale.
A superb and extremely rare William and Mary Period Oyster Veneered Kingwood Kneehole Desk by Thomas Pistor.
A very good George III period Mahogany Child's High Chair on Table complete with restraining bar and adjustable footrest.
A charming William IV Period Mahogany Child's Chair on Table, the rounded bergere type chair with a retaining bar and adjustable footrest raised on turned front legs and sabred back legs.
A pretty Regency Rosewood Child's Cradle, the headboard with a reeded frame surmounted with a carved rose flower filled basket, the sides with turned spindles and the whole raised on end supports with slipper feet.


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Parrott Is November Student-Athlete of the Month
- Release Date:
- December 6, 2011
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HAMBURG, NY - Chris Parrott, a third year player on the men's basketball team, has been named the Hilbert College Student-Athlete of the Month for November, 2011.
The 6-5 Parrott helped lead the Hawks to a 2-4 non-conference record in the first month of the 2011-12 season. He is the second leading scorer and rebound for the Hawks, averaging 14.5 ppg (45% field goal percentage) and 5.0 rpg. Parrott scored in a variety of ways and typically defended the opponent's big weapon; he was the team-leader with 6 blocks in November when he averaged 24.8 minutes per game.
Parrott's best overall performance was against Keuka College in the opening round of the Hilbert Tip Off Tournament when he scored 21 points, shooting 8-10 from the floor (3 for 4 from long distance) and 2-3 from the charity stripe. Against Cazenovia on the last day of the month, the team captain netted 22 points and cleaned the glass for 5 boards in the team's 82-78 road victory.
Parrott (Warsaw, NY/Warsaw) is a criminal justice major and is expected to graduate in the spring of 2012.
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First things first:
Installing RockBox will void your warranty. Also I am not responsible for any damage and/or data loss done installing RockBox on your iPod.
Proceed at your own risk.
Ok now thats over with heres what you need.
-an iPod
it can be a nano 1st gen, ipod 1g,2g,3g,4g or 5g but not classic.
(if you dont have a clue which iPod you own have a look at this. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1353)
-The .rockbox build. get the appropriate one for your iPod here: http://www.rockbox.org/download/
- ipodpatcher: this handy little program will patch the bootloader on your iPod so that it can load rockbox properly. get it here : http://download.rockbox.org/bootloader/ipod/ipodpatcher/win32/ipodpatcher.exe
EXTRA: To enhance RockBox you can get extra fonts get them here
To run the game plugin "Doom" you'll need a base WAD
get it here : http://download.rockbox.org/useful/rockdoom.zip
That's it. Your all set.
Make sure to view the pictures and screenshots in high res
Step 1: Extracting
If you haven't got one yet get the right one for your iPod here: http://www.rockbox.org/download/
(Make sure you get the right one. Don't get the 30gb video and 60/80gb videos builds mixed up)
Extract the '.rockbox' folder from the zip to the root directory of you iPod's drive. (the root directory is the main directory of your disk. e.g E:)
If your iPod isn't showing up in my computer, it is because you haven't enabled disk use
You can do that by following these steps: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1478
Now we can move on to the next step.
Step 2: Patching the bootloader.
All you need to do is connect your iPod and open ipodpatcher
(available here: http://download.rockbox.org/bootloader/ipod/ipodpatcher/win32/ipodpatcher.exe )
Once again I am not responsible for any damage, and/or data loss.
Proceed at your own risk.
It will show a black window with white text. If you have plugged in a supported iPod it will display some info about the iPod and ask you to enter i to install and u to uninstall.
type i and press enter
If all goes well this process should take about 10-20 seconds.
Rockbox is sooooo cool. I installed it and everything was fine. Then I did something really stupid and copied over the contents of a new theme to the Ipod replacing the originals.
I suspect this is not the way you're supposed to install themes, and now my Ipod won't boot up, even when pressing Menu+Play to hard reboot it. I have a 1st Gen Nano.
My computer does not recognise it when I plug it in the USB port, have I completely screwed it?
Take it easy guys keep up the good work.
Just do a hard reboot and as soon as you see the apple logo, press and hold play/pause and the centre button.
Then it should come up in disk mode, then you can plug it in and restore.
Try reading this article:
I was goin to comment and ask what to do coz i accidently uninstalled the base.
Won't be making that mistake again!
Thanks so much for your help!
The great thing about Rockbox is that it opens the Ipod up to Blind and partially sighted people who have to rely on very expensive accessible players, shame when this is free!
Also, take that Itouch people! We can play videos as well. ;-P
Keep up the good work!
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John Holt Cooper was born on July 4, 1922 in Picher. He departed from this life on June 12, 2013 in Tulsa. He is survived by his wife Pat of the home, daughters: Joellen Wheeler, Broken Arrow and Kelley Branham, Broken Arrow, Granddaughters Natalie Hamilton of Fountain Valley, CA. Suzanne Storie and Courtney Duncan, Broken Arrow. One Sister: Nancy Heindl of Plano, TX. Seven Great-grandchildren: Jack, Benjamin, Sydney, Kennedy, Mylee, Nadia and Chandler. Numerous Nieces and Nephews. He was preceded in death by his daughter: Carolyn Beth Cooper, his grandson : Clayton Cooper Duncan, his brothers: Jess Cooper, E.A. Cooper, and Bill Cooper. He owned and operated the Kiamichi Drive-In Theater in Antlers for many years. He was an avid hunter and fisherman. A Celebration of John's Life will be held at the Antlers High School Auditorium on Saturday the 29th of June at 1:00 PM. The family would like to invite anyone that would like to share any memories about John to feel free to do so at the service. If you do not feel comfortable speaking, please write it down and we will read those also. DUE TO AN EXTREME FAMILY ALLERGY TO FLOWERS, THE FAMILY REQUESTS NO FLOWERS. THOSE WISHING TO, MAY DONATE TO THE AMERICAN DIABETES FOUNDATION OR A MEMORIAL FUND IN HIS NAME AT ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ANTLERS.


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Topic: Who will get Balotelli?
He is being strongly linked with man city cos mancini gave him his inter debut. Also the other manchester side has an interest in him too. Then ancellotti is a known admirer too. Where do u think he will fit in well?
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This topic is just ridiculous. If there is the slightest chance that electronic devices can interfere with pilot equipment then the device should be turned off for those 10-20 minutes during take off and landing. Is the extra time you get to use your device worth risking the rest of your life for?
F.A.A. reconsidering no-gadget policy during airplane taxi, take-off, and landing
A spokesperson at the Federal Aviation Administration said they are reconsidering the requirement to turn off your gadgets on the plane while landing and taking off. The F.A.A.'s deputy assistant administrator for public affairs said:
"With the advent of new and evolving electronic technology, and because the airlines have not conducted the testing necessary to approve the use of new devices, the FAA is taking a fresh look at the use of personal electronic devices, other than cellphones, on aircraft."
Odds are a lot of you have heard the tired phrase "please turn off all electronics prior to take off and landing" when taking a flight. The idea here is that they may interfere with the pilot's equipment. Of course, with the growing popularity of tablets like the iPad, there's been a significant amount of public push-back on this policy, since air travel is one of the best use cases for these kinds of devices.
The problem is, every individual tablet model has to be tested on an empty plane in flight, and repeated for each different model of aircraft that it wants to be certified for. As you can imagine, this can quickly become an expensive affair for airlines. It's worth noting that the F.A.A. isn't showing any interest in updating their policy for smartphone usage While it certainly makes sense for Apple to be getting friendly with investors by dishing out dividends, maybe they could spend some of that money to get iPads approved at least on U.S. flights.
Not that it needs any help, but it would be a huge selling point if the iPad was one of the few tablets you could use through the entire duration of a flight. It's too bad that the reconsideration isn't including smartphones, since the only real difference between them and tablets at this point is size.
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F.A.A. reconsidering no-gadget policy during airplane taxi, take-off, and landing
Pre 9/11 how many times did you hear "Plane hi-jacked by terrorist and flown into a building"? None? Just because it hasn't happened doesn't mean you should rule it out. I know that is a bit of an extreme example but it's perfect one.
I know everyone uses a different scale when balancing risk vs gains but if all I have to do to turn that slight chance into "no chance" is turn my device off for 20 minutes, to me it's a no brainer. Until it is thoroughly tested I will continue to turn my devices off.
All modern airplanes' electronics are shielded. There's no risk of interference from electronic devices. I always leave mine on. They can't even tell. If a plane could be taken down by a cell phone, nobody would fly. The plane wouldn't even get off the ground with all the radio signals they have to go through. Common sense isn't something any government agencies take into account when they come up with this stuff.
I agree. Do you realize how many people leave their electronics on during a flight (albeit stowed away)?? On the contrary to your comment, any plane that might be affected by this should not be carrying passengers!
As the FAA is admitting, there is probably no reason why we cant be reading our tablets during take offs and landings and they are willing to let airlines test to prove it.
Let's be serious here. If all it took to cause a plane to fall from the sky was a cellphone planes would be falling from the sky 24/7.
I can't tell you how many times I've heard phones ringing in the overhead bins because people forgot they put them in their bag before putting it away.
People also sneak and use their phones and stuff all the time.
The rule may have been necessary back in the day but now it is not necessary.
No one is saying that these mobile devices WILL cause planes to drop out of the sky, but the fact remains that the radio signals emanating from them CAN induce currents on electrical cabling and many planes were designed and built before a lot of these devices even existed.
Sure, even older planes will have shielding on electrical components and cabling, and the fly-by-wire ones definitely will, but they still haven't been tested with hundreds of mobile devices all being on at the same time, hunting for signals from a tin can in the middle of an airfield.
Just one stray signal making it past the shielding could cause an erroneous signal in the plane's controls that might not be recoverable at take-off or landing. Yes, some people leave their devices on, but that still pales in comparison to hundreds of passengers all leaving their devices on so it is better to be safe than sorry.
Those planes that have WiFi on board or even pico cells will have been specifically tested with a wide range of devices and since the base stations are on board, the devices will use a low power signal so it potentially makes them safer, but that is still not cheap to do.
In the end it is probably just financially and practically infeasible to either test all devices on all planes or certify and allow only certain models for use by the general public.
Simon you are thinking the same thing i was thinking, that companies like apple,samsung, and amazon. Would cover the cost to get their individual devices certified for the airlines. Although enforcing it would be a real pain could you imagine the flight attendants having to hand out a list of approved devices or reading it out loud. Not to mention that they might not know the difference between an an approved device and a not approved device if they aren't tech savvy.
Alaska Airlines was approved first, than American and United. Unofficially, a great many pilots for all airlines and all carriers have been and continue to use them regularly.
I have to believe the resolution of the retina display iPad 3 will bring a swift death to the era of paper flight manuals, maps and plates (which are infinitely less user friendly than electronic versions). Why buy pounds and pounds of expiring paper when electronic versions can be updated at will, as needed, without the need to print, stock, and ship entirely new editions when just a small percentage of the data has changed?
Not to mention that when combined with a $100 gps accessory they can provide a stunning amount of data which can be of enormous benefit should primary systems fail. Can't imagine any pilot who wouldn't appreciate having an iPad with a few stategic apps and a handheld transceiver in his flight bag.
I agree, if you've flown commercial in the past 5 or so years there is a 100% chance you've been on a flight with active electronics or even cell phones during flight and your plan did not crash.
There is a difference between the FAA not knowing if it could happen 1/1,000,000 times or it actually being ok in practice. They are the government they have to test everything 100 times to evaluate the risk. this does not mean they are thus unsafe because they have not been proven in testing as safe yet.
i for one wouldn't want to be on a plane where a cell phone could take it down. the only thing interfering with pilots are these flight control workers falling asleep... my ipad on airplane mode with my noise cancelling headphones isn't going to an RC plane let alone a commercial jetliner. we need to get it together on this, no one wants to sit there with the crying kid till the plane reaches 10,000 feet.
LOL, best reply yet! It's crazy, isn't it... to imagine a strange, bizarre world with airplanes that don't have tablets and cell phones on them. People might actually have to read a book made of actual paper, do a crossword puzzle, or (dare I say it?!?!?) talk to another human being. I'm also delighted to see a wealth of info posted in these comments from obvious epidemiologists, statisticians, and other researchers. Clearly their own personal experiences, anecdotes and opinions can be extrapolated and taken as scientific fact. And I'm sure that absolutely none of these people who are talking about big, bad, evil government separating them from their little digital buddies would EVER even dream of blaming and suing the heck out of the airline if there was a bad outcome on a plane caused by something that hadn't been tested and retested over again... "I can't believe they didn't test for this?!?!? We should sue!!!" Common sense isn't common but we definitely live in a culture where "It's all about me, baby!"
I'm a Private Pilot who uses an my iPad (3rd Gen) as an Electronic Flight Bag. I have my powered on during the entire flight. 99% of my flights are below 10,000ft. Corporate flight departments, even airlines (American) are starting to embrace iPads in the cockpit. I provide support to our pilots in our flight department if they have questions about their device, or the apps we provide them.
The FAA is making a smart decision by re-evaluating their policy.
The reason that "law" remains in effect can be summed up with one word, and I am sure that Apple understands it well - lawsuit.
I'm surprised the FAA is willing to look at this issue. Most electronic devices are perfectly safe, but from a passenger evacuation stand point. The FAA and NTSB are very strict/concerned when it comes to passenger evacuation. Hence why your carry-on must be pushed in ALL the way under the seat in front of you. If you're busy playing some game on the iPad and there is an emergency, people are going to want to take the iPad with them so save it, therefore occupying one or both of their hands making it harder for them (and the people around them) to evacuate.
I'd LOVE to see the FAA change the rules don't get me wrong, but i'm surprised that during the critical phases of flight (take off and landing) they'd be willing to let people divert their attention and hands to something other than saving their own bacon.
I never have a problem with my Kindle. On my last flight I was sitting across from the flight attendants during landing and they were both reading on their Kindles too!
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On the back of the photograph is written Anna Hamzik, Mrs. Rudik, Mrs. Havtur.
Two Anna Hamziks appear in the Binghamton, NY City Directories available on Ancestry.com. Anna Macko (1890-1961) was married to Michael Hamzik. They did not move to Binghamton until sometime before the 1930 census. In 1920 they were living in Montana. Anna Macko Hamzik is reported to have to come to the United States as a child. Anna Bancansky (1894-1966) was married to Joseph Hamzik. They moved to Binghamton sometime after 1930. According to the 1930 census she was born in Czechoslovakia and emigrated to the United States in 1911.
In addition to the two Anna Hamziks, there is also an Anna Hemzik living nearby in Johnson City in the 1930 census. She was born about 1899 in Pennsylvania to Czechoslovakian born parents and was married to Andrew Hemzik.
Mary Vaszko Rudik (1895-1964) is the only Mrs. Rudik found in Binghamton, NY census or city directory records. She was born in Ruské, a village near my grandmother's village in today's Slovakia and emigrated to the United States in 1911. She married Frank Rudik in 1915 at St. Michael's Church in Binghamton.
There are two potential Mrs. Havturs, sisters-in-law who were each named Helen. Helen Wasko Havtur Selanich (1894-1972) was also born in Ruské. (She and Mary Vaszko Rudik may have been related, but they were not siblings. Each named different parents on their marriage records.) Helen Wasko married Frank Havtur. Helen Bundga married Frank's brother John in 1916. She was born in Starina, the village where my grandmother's mother was born. Based on the descriptions in their immigration records the picture above is most likely Helen Bundga Havtur.
This is a challenging photograph to date or place. I have a similar photograph of my grandmother that I have assumed was taken shortly after she arrived in the United States in 1913. But if either of the Anna Hamziks are the woman pictured they do not appear to have been in Binghamton until after 1920. There are newspaper reports in the Binghamton (NY) Press referring to folk dancers led by Mrs. Helen Havtur and it may be the woman all participated with her.
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A Synopsis of Details As a crime investigative reporter he covered stories on the likes of (but not limited to) Michael Abdul Malik (aka Malcolm X - born Michael De Freitas), Mano Benjamin, the Poolool Brothers, the Black Power Revolution in 1970, and many more. Because of his line of work he was well known to all the officers at CID and built a close relationship with then Commissioner of Police, Randolph Burroughs. On many occasions he would tell stories about his early life in Barbados; his participation in World War II; and the many places he traveled to. As a believer in education, Math & English were seen as subjects that were crucial to developing the skills needed for later life. He often reminisced of the time spent with his brothers and sisters in Barbados, and was apparently very close to Uncle Stanley, St. Clair Alexander (known as Uncle Alec), and his half-brother Percy Earl Blackman. Despite his many years in Trinidad & Tobago he remained a true Barbadian. Family meant everything to him and he used every opportunity to ensure that we not only knew of each other but that we are connected with each other. So much so, he made it a priority that a connection was made with Peter, Margaret, and Rosaline on my first visit to the USA. He also spoke with passion about Leroy, Maria, and Ann (his brother St. Clair Alexander children who were close to him), and viewed them as his own. With a passion for life he loved to entertain, just as much as he enjoyed being entertained. With a penchant for good tasting spirits, he garnered as much inspiration from a bottle, as he did his work, and the Bible. A true believer, he spent many a day reading the Bible from early morning and could be found in the same spot late in the evening doing the same with the occasional breaks to eat. Whether sober or well-oiled he was always able to articulate his point of views on the Bible with passion and accuracy. He also believed that when his time comes that he would be re-united with "Pappy" and the rest. He was found in a kneeling position against his bed by David Prescod, Jr. on the morning of June 10th, 2006 – he was gone. And even in his presence, his overall joy of life and his philosophy on family, it was not until much later in life that knowledge of five additional siblings came to light - Anslem, Astrid, Andru, Ainsley, and Alan. Unfortunately, Anslem's life was cut short due to illness, before we were able to welcome him as we did the others. Scripture Reading (Pslam 121) Robert Prescod ...more about David Gideon Prescod, Sr.
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06 August 2012
The licensee of a Shepherd Neame pub close to the Olympic village is keeping Australians up-to-date on proceedings with a regular slot on national radio.
Frankie Colclough of the Eleanor Arms in Bow, East London is on the doorstep of the UK's largest ever sports event and has been approached by ABC Radio to give some insight on the public mood.
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03 August 2012
As I write this the Olympics are well under way.
We have had the torch through Faversham, a memorable event but it seemed to be over very quickly until we all retired to local hostelries, the torch's progress through Kent was celebrated with our own special beer that was only available in pubs on its route.
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Shepherd Neame beers have won a gold medal, a silver medal and a host of bronze medals in the Olympics of beer, the International Beer Challenge. In the tasting category Late Red Autumn Hop Ale won gold and Canterbury Jack silver, while another four beers brewed by Shepherd Neame, 1698 Bottle Conditioned Ale, Spitfire Premium Kentish Ale, Generation Ale and Asda Extra Special Whitechapel Porter, w
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