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Thursdays at 10:15 a.m. Book Babies with Miss Wendy will be at the Elkin Public Library. Featuring stories & songs for you and your baby. The program last for 20-25 minutes. Age 0-24 months and their caregiver.
Children's Story Hours: The Elkin Public Library
• 10:15 a.m. Fridays is Story Hour for 2 and 3 year olds.
• 11:15 a.m. Fridays is Story Hour for 4 and 5 year olds.
Thursdays at 10:30, Boonville Community Public Library will have Preschool story time for ages 2-5 year olds. This will consist of stories, songs, and crafts. Call 367-7737.
6.00 p.m every third Tuesday of every month The American Business Women's Association(ABWA)-Carolina Tri-Way Charter Chapter meets at Matty's restaurant in Elkin on North Bridge Street. The ABWA brings together business women of diverse occupations and provides opportunities to grow personally & professionally through leadership, education, networking & national recognition. Call Laurette Leagon 336-366-9122.
January 1st – March 31st 2013, The American Red Cross will be having "Building a Better Blood Supply" promotion. Plan to donate and you will have a chance to win a $1,000 gift card from a home improvement store. The need for blood is constant. The Red Cross relies on Donor's to fulfill needs for them. Call 336-416-4016.
ART for ARK Lynne Karinen Art will be displayed at Bliss, Becky's Dog Grooming, Diana's Book Store, Harry's, Heaven's Scent, Chill, Fiddle's, Midtown Barber Shop and Slightly Askew for silent auction. 20% of proceeds will be donated to The Ark. There will be cards at each place for the bids. For more information call 827-0033.
The Habitat for Humanity Restore at 102 East Market St. Elkin, will now be open Tuesday's through Saturday's from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on Sunday's and Monday's. Gladly, accepting new or gently used furniture, appliances, construction materials, and household goods. Donations pickup is available for larger items by calling the ReStore at 526-4663.visit www.UYVhabitat.org/home-shoppe to see what's new at the store. Proceeds go to support the housing ministry of Upper Yadkin Valley Habitat for Humanity.
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY: The Clingman Medical Center Board members are pleased to announce the second annual scholarship opportunity for a local student/applicant showing an interest in the medical field. The ideal candidate will have already shown a vested interest by studying toward and/or working in some medical related field. The Medical Board is interested in a candidate that has shown a high moral and scholastic aptitude; one that has shown by experiences and interest in helping his/her community and fellow man. Deadline for this year's application is March 15, 2013. Applications are available at all local high schools, community colleges, and The Clingman Medical Center in Ronda, NC.
Students/Staff of West Yadkin School have been earning free technology Equipment and Cash by Participating in the FundingFactory Recycling Program. They collect empty cartridges, cell phones, small electronics, laptops from the community and send the waste products to FundingFactory in exchange for their choice of technology and recreation products or even cash. Companies wishing to participate in the Fundraiser may drop off products at West Yadkin Media Center. Call Lisa Wright 336-468-2526 or visit www. FundingFactory.com or call toll free 1-888-888-8237 for more information.
Feb 15
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Shoes & Socks.
• 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Special Second Chance Reception "Pocketful of Posies" The exquisite fabric illustrations by Salley Mavor. Weekday Gallery Hours M-W-F 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call Foothills Art Council 336-835-2025.
Feb 15-24
Employees of Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital will have their annual Used Book Sale in the Main Lobby of the Hospital. Anyone wishing to donate books, video's, CD's or DVD's Video Games, etc. may drop them by the hospital switchboard. 336-527-6031.
Feb 16
• 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Boy Scout Troop 658 will hold a Flapjack (Pancake) fundraiser at Applebee's on Hwy 421 in Wilkesboro. Applebee's will be serving up short stacks of Pancakes for a tall cause. The Boy Scout Troop 658 in the Eastern Part of Wilkes County is raising funds to help send boys to camp and buy new camping equipment. To purchase tickets call Sam Burcham at 336-667-0110 or you can purchase tickets at the G & B energy locations at Hwy 16 in Millers Creek or N. Bridge St. in Elkin. (Walk–ins Welcome). Price is $7.00 per ticket. Come out and help support the Boy Scouts and enjoy a good breakfast.
Deadline for Registration for Kid Pitch Baseball, Registration at the Rec Center in Elkin. Ages 9-12, As of April 30, 2013. Cost: $55-Elkin Residents; $80-Non-Residents. Call 366-794-6477.
Feb 21
• 6:30 p.m. Donkey Basketball will be at East Wilkes Middle School. Great Family Entertainment! Sponsored by East Wilkes Middle School Athletic Boosters Club. Event will be held at East Wilkes Middle School in Ronda. Advance Admission for adults is $6. Children/Students $5. Gate Admissions for adults is $8 and Children/Students $6. Five and under free. Call 336-928-9800.
Feb 22
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Heading Home.
Feb 24
• 3:00 p.m. The Elkin Public Library will honor the Elkin community leders whose vision and gifts led to the 1969 building of the Library endowments, with a Lobby plaque dedication and reception. A talk will follow at 4:00 p.m. by Michele Gillespie, author of "Katherine & R. J. Reynolds, Partners of Fortune in the making of the New South.
March 1
• 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. NC Cooperative Extension will have a class "Moving with Diabetes-What You Need to Know" at the Reeves Community Center Kids Klub Room Lower Level) in Mt. Airy. To reserve your spot, call 336-401-8025.
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Dinosaurs.
March 2
Deadline for Registration for Spring Soccer. Ages 4-13 as of July 31, 2012. Registration at the Elkin Rec Center. Cost $30-Elkin Residents; $45-Non- Residents. Call 336-794-6477.
Registration Deadline for Run and Kick Soccer. Age 3 by December 31, 2012. Cost $15-Elkin Residents; $20-Non-Residents. Call 336-794-6477.
March 5
Make reservations for the Celebration and Supper Program for the New Hope Pregnancy Care conversion to a medical clinic at Family Life Center in Yadkinville.
March 8
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Flying High.
March 9
• 6:00 p.m. New Hope Pregnancy Care will have their annual Banquet and will be celebrating New Hope Pregnancy Care Conversion to a medical clinic, offering limited ultra sound services. Held in the Family Life Center of Yadkinville United Methodist Church. Celebration Supper and Program provided. No Charge. Doors open at 5:45 p.m. Make reservations by March 5th, Call 336-679-7101 or go to email@example.com.
April 10
• 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. NC Cooperative Extension will have a class "Coping with Rain" at NC Cooperative Extension in Dobson. To reserve your spot, call 336-401-8025.
March 15
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be St. Patrick's Day.
March 22
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Easter Morning.
Deadline Registration for TBall and Machine Pitch Baseball. Ages 5-8 as of April 30, 2013. Registration at the Elkin Rec Center. Cost $20-Elkin Residents; $40-Non-Residents. Call 336-794-6477.
Deadline Registration for Kinder TBall. Age 4 as of April 30, 2013. Registration at the Elkin Rec Center. Cost $15-Elkin Residents; $20-Non-Residents. Call 336-794-6477.
March 27
• 7:30 a.m. The 3rd running of the Habitat Hammer 5K Run/Walk through downtown Elkin Kick off. Registration at the picnic shelter at the Rec Center. The free kid's fun run is at 7:30 a.m. and the race begins at 8:00 a.m. Awards, door prizes, food, and fun for a great cause. All proceeds to go toward homebuilding in our community. For more information call 336-526-2277 or visit Upper Yadkin Valley Habitat for Humanity's website at www.UYVhabitat.org. Registration also at active.com.
March 29
There will be no Story Hour at the Elkin Library.
April 5
There will be no Story Hour at the Elkin Library.
April 12
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Hats Off!
April 19
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Happy Birthday.
April 26
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Sunflower Day.
May 1
• 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. NC Cooperative Extension will have a class "Spring into Action-Managing Highs & Lows" at The Reeves Community Center-Kids Klub Room, Lower Level. To reserve you spot, call 336-401-8025.
May 3
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Birds of a Feather.
• 6:00 p.m. Relay For Life For the Surry Foothills community (walk for cancer) will be at Elkin High School. The time to register is now! Come out and support a worthy cause. For more information call 276-728-8939 or go to www.relayforlife.org/surryfoothillsnc.
May 10
There will be no Story Hour at the Elkin Library.
May 17
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Meet Pete the Cat.
May 24
Children's Story Hour at the Elkin Library will be Flower Power.
June 12
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. NC Cooperative Extension will have a class "Decoding Fat: Is it Good or Bad?" at The NC Cooperative Extension in Dobson. To reserve you spot, call 336-401-8025.
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Meghan Memorial Invitational Information Available
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- June 27, 2012
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HAMBURG, NY - The Athletics Department at Hilbert College is pleased to announce that the 4th annual Meghan Memorial Invitational cross country race date has been set.
Coaches Geoff Brunger and Susan Devlin are coordinating the 5K September 22, 2012 race at Frontier High School and they invite the local racing community to participate.
Top overall male and female finishers in the College and Open divisions will receive a long sleeve moisture-management shirt and 2nd through 10th place college division runners will be awarded a short sleeve tee-shirt.
In 2008, Meghan Sorbera's life was tragically cut short during her sophomore yeat at Hilbert College. She participated in the cross country program her freshman year and was a great competitor and teammate. As a way to honor her love for running and to celebrate her favorite time of the year, the cross country program hosts an annual Meghan Memorial Invitational race.
The OPEN division registration form is linked above.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Our guests for Ep. 03 are fashion blogger from Malaysia, Cheesie, and fashion model from U.S., Rin Rin.
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On Ep. 02 we learned how to make D.I.Y. Kawaii items and Rie-san makes things out of wool. She brought us a start-up kit so we could try it ourselves. Thank you so much!
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Mike Baird/Caller-Times Sandi Clark has waited tables in Corpus Christi for more than 25 years. She recently opened Sandi's Red, Hot & Blue Diner in the 700 block of Ayers Street with a 1960s hot rod theme. The restaurant smokes its own meats, bakes all breads and buns, and offers an array of menu items, including poblano corn chowder and many hamburger specialties.
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At a glance
Austria sits at the crossroads of Central Europe, once the Habsburg Empire's seat of power that ruled Europe for over 6 centuries. While Habsburg power ended after World War I, Austria remains a prominent country. Today it is known for its idyllic and majestic landscape of mountains, green valleys, rivers and storybook villages. Along with such a landscape are the cultural centers of Vienna and Salzburg. The elegant city of Vienna reveals the glory days of the Habsburg Empire, featuring the Hofburg Imperial Palace, St. Stephen's Cathedral and impressive Opera House. Salzburg, home of Mozartand The Sound of Music, has Europe's largest intact medieval fortress overlooking the cobblestone streets of its historic Old Town.
Why cyclists love it
Austria is a cycling paradise with its extensive network of well-marked, well-maintained paths and breathtaking scenery. The varied landscape provides options ranging from flat and rolling hills ideal for families to more intense riding in the Alps ideal for serious riders. The most popular bike path in Europe rides along Austria's major river, the
Danube. The Danube Bike Path takes cyclists through medieval villages, vineyards and orchards traveling from Passau, Germany to Vienna.
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Language: German
Currency: Euro
Population: 8,217,280
Size: 32,382 square miles (83,871 square kilometers) - Slightly smaller than Maine
Capital: Vienna
Border Countries: Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Switzerland
National tourist office: www.austria.info
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Austrian Alps
The Alps region of Austria is famous for its blue-sky days, fresh mountain air and picturesque scenery. Sight to see include the Krimml Waterfalls, Europe's highest, quaint farming villages and medieval towns, all framed by mile-high mountains.
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Lake Constance
Lake Constance is home to Europe's most popular cycling route. The lake borders three countries – Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. You'll be surrounded by the breathtaking views of a turquoise lake against the backdrop of the snow-capped Alps.
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Danube River
The Danube River flows from Passau, Germany across the border to Vienna, on its way from the Black Forest to the Black Sea. Following the Danube River on its way to Vienna is the Danube Bike Path, a dedicated, paved biking path. A favorite for cycle tourists, especially families, the path provides many "bail out" options, allowing cyclists to hop on a boat or train at any point for any number of sightseeing opportunities.
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Salzburg Lakes
Salzkammergut (Salzburg Lake) features over 76 crystal lakes, rock faces and imposing mountains. The region includes Hallstatt, one of Austria's most picturesque villages overlooking Lake Hallstatt. Biking is a great way to experience the scenery of this region.
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Danube Bike Path
Offering carefree cycling on a dedicated bike path, this tour travels from Passau, Germany to Vienna and is ideal for families. The tour is self-guided and typically lasts 8 days/7nights, with many variations available (including staying at one location and doing day trips).
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Danube Family Bike Tour
This tour designed especially for families offers shorter daily distances on the Danube Bike Path and family-friendly hotels. The tour includes many activities and attractions for children, including a fairy-tale ride on the grotto railway, adventure park and ride on the giant Ferris wheel in Vienna.
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Danube Impressions Bike and Boat Passau to Vienna
A boat with cozy cabins, restaurant and panorama-bar provide a relaxing atmosphere after daily rides on the Danube Bike Path. Highlights of this tour include the Danube Flood Plain National Park, Linz and the World Heritage Site, Wachau.
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Salzburg Lakes Explorer
This tour travels through the Salzburg Lake District, known for its high mountains, green meadows and lakes. Trails are well marked and vary from flat to hilly to mountainous. On most days, you can have the option of either biking or hiking through the regions parks.
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Salzburg Lakes Tour
Beginning in Salzburg, this tour travels through the lakes and mountains of the surrounding region. Highlights include Oberndorf and the old Kaiser town, Bad Ischl.
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Tauern Bike Path (Salzburg to Salzburg)
This loop tour on the Tauern Bike Path starts in Salzburg following the Saalach River to Kaprun, where you spend two nights. From Kaprun, you head by bus into the Alps to Krimml, the highest waterfalls in Europe. Cyclists then return to Salzburg along the Salzach River.
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CHURUBUSCO ŌĆö The Churu-busco Eagles moved to 11-0 Friday for the first time in the schoolŌĆÖs history, beating Madison-Grant 28-20.
With the win, the team is also advancing to the sectional championship at Bishop Luers.
It was one of the closest contests of the season for the Eagles.
Madison-Grant took the opening possession and matriculated down the field on the feet of Cedric Presley, who had two runs of 32 yards on the first drive.
Argyll Tyler Young scored from one-yard out, taking the lead 7-0.
Young and Presley served as workhorses the entire game.
The two combined for 38 carries, 261 yards, two touchdowns and accounted for nine of Madison-Grants 13 first downs.
Off a solid return from Cory Miller, the Eagles began in Argyll territory.
Three plays later, however, quarterback Alex Zolman was intercepted in the end-zone by Brady Franklin, giving Madison-Grant a touchback.
Three plays after that the Argylls found themselves in fourth-and-short territory.
Cody Douglas ran for eight yards to convert and keep the drive going.
Madison-Grant made it all the way to the Eagle 23-yard line, barely missing a 40-yard field goal attempt.
The kick was straight, it simply fell just feet short of the goal-post.
Churubusco then took over.
Six plays and 80 yards later, Jason Nicodemus scored on a 10-yard run and the game was tied at seven.
The teams then took turns attempting to give the otherŌĆÖs offense opportunities to score.
Madison-Grant had a turnover-on-downs; Nicodemus made them pay with a 51-yard touchdown scamper.
The Argylls took the next possession 63 yards in six plays and Young also got his second touchdown of
the night with just under two minutes left in the half.
ŌĆśBusco had itŌĆÖs full array of time outs to work with, but fumbled the ball and Madison-Grant took a knee, leaving the game knotted 13-13 at halftime.
The Eagles took the second-half kickoff but were halted at the Argyll 20-yard line.
Parker Conrad connected on a 37-yard field goal to give ŌĆśBusco the lead, 16-13.
They would not trail or be tied again.
ŌĆ£(At halftime) we simplified things a little on defense,ŌĆØ said Churubusco Head Coach Lee Etzler. ŌĆ£We knew they were good. Anyone who sees No. 23 (Presley) carry the ball once, you understand heŌĆÖs a tough kid to bring down.ŌĆØ
Thanks top the running game, defense and clock management of the Eagles, Madison-Grant would only see the ball three times in the second half.
Those looks resulted in a punt, a lost fumble and late touchdown pass from Franklin to Douglas.
On consecutive sets of downs, Zolman converted ŌĆö first to Corey Sarrazin and then to Nicodemus ŌĆö third down passes to help ŌĆśBusco keep possession for most of the fourth quarter.
Zolman earlier converted a third-and-thirteen to Sam Siddons in the third quarter to sustain another drive.
ŌĆ£It helped us on defense because we were able to settle down and control the ball a bit more in the second half,ŌĆØ
Miller helped chew fourth-quarter clock with four carries for 58 yards.
Josh LeFever also contributed significantly to the Eagle run game, rushing 11 times for 87 yards.
Nicodemus again carried a majority of the workload with the ground attack.
With a minute left in the third quarter, Nicodemus scored his third touchdown of the game.
Amist the clock domination of the fourth, he scored from seven yards out, giving him a total of four touchdowns to go along with his 22 carries and 203 rushing yards.
With under two minutes left in the game with the score 28-20, Madison-GrantŌĆÖs last change came when they attempted an onside kick.
Fittingly, Nicodemus fell on it.
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Mr. Steven Reid Willey, age 62, passed away Friday, December 28, 2012 at his residence. Mr. Willey was born February 2, 1950 in Surry County to Reid and Angie Underwood Willey.
Mr. Willey retired from Estees Trucking Company and was a member of Center Baptist Church. Mr. Willey was a veteran of the United States Army. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a brother, Michael Willey.
Survivors include; his wife, Peggy Parks Willey of the home, two sons, Daniel Steven Willey and his friend Faith Bullard of Greenville, SC, Richard Franklin Willey and wife Andrea of State Road, two daughters, Kelly Diann Martin and husband Kevin of Elkin, Lisa Michele Bowman and husband Robert of State Road, a brother, Johnny Willey and wife Diane of Lowgap, two sisters, Adale White and husband Gary of Elkin, Brenda Wood and husband Kelly of State Road, four grandchildren, Kasey Martin, Kaden Martin, Dakota Bowman, Kayla Bowman, a special friend, Stitch.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday January 2, 2013 at Center Baptist Church at 2:00 pm conducted by Rev. Jimmy Gillreath, Rev. Mark Reece and Richard Willey. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with full military honors provided by United States Army Honor Guard and the Wilkes County Honor Guard Post 1142. The family will receive friends Tuesday from 6-8:30 pm at Elkin Funeral Service.
Online condolences may be made at www.elkinfuneralservice.com
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Like all gastroenterologists, Dr. Robbie Taha received additional training to treat digestive problems. But he went even further by doing a special fellowship in advanced endoscopy, learning from the countrys top experts. As a result, he can confidently navigate an endoscope a flexible tube with a camera tip from a patients mouth to the digestive tract, where he can identify stones, tumors and narrowed passages in the bile ducts. He also can use balloons and baskets to remove stones endoscopically, often giving patients immediate pain relief. I take care of all patients like they are family members, says Dr. Taha, who practices with Coastal Carolina Gastroenterology & Hepatology Associates. I really try to go the extra mile to help them out.
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Matthew Cantrell, MD earned his undergraduate degree at Miami University, and his medical degree at the Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health. He performed his internship and residency in internal medicine at the University of North Carolina Hospitals, Chapel Hill, and completed his fellowship in general cardiology and interventional cardiology at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis. Dr. Cantrell is board certified in cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology.
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Comcast's Opperman joins National Cyber Security Alliance board
The National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA), a non-profit public-private partnership, announced that Comcast Cable's executive director of security and privacy Jay Opperman has joined its board of directors.
Opperman has more than 33 years of experience in the telecommunications and data communications markets and has served in a wide range of roles, including systems engineering, architecture, strategic product marketing and management.
"Jay is one of the leading security and privacy professionals in the country. His work at Comcast making the Internet safer and more secure is directly relevant to NCSA's mission," said Michael Kaiser, executive director of the National Cyber Security Alliance. "We're looking forward to working with Jay and Comcast on expanding and enhancing NCSA programs."
At Comcast, Opperman is responsible for developing and implementing cross-platform security strategies for Comcast's Xfinity customers. Opperman was credited as the founder of Comcast's Constant Guard program, which is the MSO's umbrella brand name for its security and safety suite of features that are included with the company's Xfinity Internet service.
"The NCSA board includes a diverse representation of companies and organizations that are all doing their part to help the Internet become a safer environment for all," Opperman said. "I'm thrilled to represent Comcast as part of this accomplished group and look forward to furthering NCSA's mission to empower digital citizens to control their digital footprint."
Opperman has also served on other various organizational boards, including the Internet Society (ISOC), an organization that helps to develop Internet-related standards, education and policies. He is also a member of the NTIA's Online Safety Technology Working Group and the CSRIC Botnet Remediation Working Group and is a FOSI Outstanding Achievement award winner.
Through collaboration with the government, corporate, non-profit and academic sectors, the mission of the NCSA is to educate people on how to use Internet securely and safely. NCSA board members include: ADP, AT&T, Bank of America, EMC Corp., ESET, Facebook, Google, Intel, McAfee, Microsoft, PayPal, Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC), Symantec, Trend Micro, Verizon and Visa.


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Shrubs are a key foundation planting for many gardens. They offer structure and organizing points; many also supply year-round color, as well as food and shelter for wildlife. But selecting the right shrub for your landscape and particular gardening need can be difficult. Luckily, the Better Homes and Gardens Plant Encyclopedia provides information that will help with both practical questions and design problem-solving. For starters, you can choose shrubs that are sized to fit your landscape -- dwarf, mid-size, or full-height varieties, for example. You may also look for shrubs based on both scientific or common name and find shrubs that work best for your particular site constraints, such as USDA Hardiness Zone and amount of sunlight. You can also ensure the success of your shrubs with information on growth habit and design potential. View a list of shrubs by common name or scientific name.
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Hailing from South Africa, Leucadendron 'Red Gem' has an unusual appearance that makes it right at home in a mixed shrub or perennial border in a mild-climate garden. The bushy shrub has green leaves with a section of red near the leaf tips. The leaves take on a bronze appearance in late fall, and striking red-and-yellow flowers decorate the tops of the stems in winter and spring. The flowers are excellent for cutting.
Leucadendron 'Red Gem' grows well in sun and well-drained soil. It tolerates drought with ease after a strong root system is established.
An elegant tree or large shrub for tropical regions, Michelia 'Allspice' will form a striking privacy hedge or backdrop for an annual or perennial border. Fuzzy, copper-color flower buds open in spring and summer to reveal richly fragrant white blossoms that resemble magnolia flowers. The cup-shape flowers have a sweet banana scent and continue to open from time to time throughout summer. Glossy green leaves and a pyramidal form give Michelia 'Allspice' pleasing texture and shape in the landscape.
Plant Michelia in sun or part sun and moist, well-drained soil. Water regularly after planting to establish a deep, extensive root system.
A native of Japan, andromeda (Pieris japonica) is a handsome broadleaf evergreen shrub that makes an ideal foundation or specimen plant. It's a slow-growing shrub that can reach 10 feet tall if left unpruned. In the early spring, andromeda develops arching clusters of white flowers that resemble lily-of-the-valley blooms (there are also pink-flowering forms, as well as types that have reddish or pinkish new growth). The plants' deer-resistant leaves are glossy green all year long.
A relative of rhododendrons, azaleas, blueberries, and mountain laurel, andromeda does best in a sheltered location that has rich, slightly acidic soil in partial sun. Avoid planting it in an open, exposed windy location.
Angel's trumpet is a heat-loving tropical or subtropical shrub that likes warm (80 -85 degrees F) days and cool nights. In cold-winter regions, you can grow it in a container and take it indoors over winter or simply treat it as an exotic, amazing annual. Grow it in moist, well-drained soil. Its fragrant, trumpet-shape flowers dangle from upright stems and appear in shades of white, yellow, pink, orange, and cream.
Note: All parts of the plant are poisonous if eaten, and the plant has been banned in some communities. Check local restrictions before planting it.
Arborvitae will flourish where no other evergreen does, spreading a lush screen of fan-like foliage that provides privacy and gives winter shelter to the birds. For garden sculptors, arborvitae offers just the right texture and growth habit for topiaries. Many dwarf varieties are available as fillers and vertical accents for smaller gardens. Arborvitae prospers in deeply cultivated, moist and fertile soil in full sun.
A charming tree for mild climates, Australian tea tree has artistic qualities. Its sculptural spreading branches take on a twisting and curving habit in time. They have a tendency to arch along the ground. Give this large shrub or small tree plenty of space to spread out. Plant it with other shrubs in a mixed border, or make it a focal point in a planting bed.
Australian tea tree grows best in full sun and well-drained soil. It is drought-tolerant after it is established, and it tolerates seaside conditions.
Looking for a small palm that tolerates shade? Check out bamboo palm and its relatives. Most stay under 10 feet tall, so they fit perfectly in the yard. Try it as a foundation planting, at the back of the border to create a textural backdrop for your other plants, or as a unique hedge
A grand Southern lady, banana shrub is a member of the magnolia family. Its lovely springtime flowers resemble magnolia blooms but have a bold banana fragrance. The evergreen shrub's flush of flowers in spring is followed by sporadic flowering through summer. Plant this lovely shrub in beds or borders, or use it as a fragrant hedge. It tolerates pruning well and can be maintained at 4-5 feet tall. Water banana shrub regularly after planting. After it is established, it tolerates drought with ease.
Barberry paints the landscape with arching, fine-textured branches of purple-red or chartreuse foliage. In fall, leaves brighten to reddish orange and spikes of red berries appear like sparklers as the foliage drops. The mounding habit of barberries makes for graceful hedging and barriers, and the thorns protect privacy.
Japanese barberry is considered an invasive plant in the Eastern U.S. and the species is banned from cultivation in some places, so check local restrictions before planting.
A culinary classic, bay's glossy green foliage is a flavor favorite in soups, stews, and meat dishes. Bay only survives to 25 degrees, so it's commonly grown in containers, sounding a steady evergreen note on patios during the growing season and gracing sunny interior windows after frost. In the landscape, established trees are fuss-free and drought tolerant. Potted bay is susceptible to scale insects; hand-pick any offenders. Protect potted bay from intense sunlight in hottest zones. If you love to cook, keep dried leaves on hand; they're an essential herb for bouquet garni.
Bayberry forms a beautiful semi-evergreen shrub that tolerates either wet or dry soils. The shrub also withstands salt spray, making it a good choice for coastal landscapes. Plants gradually spread from underground suckers, eventually forming a thicket. Pruning is rarely necessary.
Bayberry has long been prized for its fragrant, waxy gray berries, which can be used to make candles. Plants are either male or female; to ensure berry production, plant several shrubs in the same landscape. The berries are also attractive to a wide range of songbirds.
Beautyberry is one shrub that's really earned its common name. In fall, the plant becomes a showstopper thanks to its clusters of small violet-purple fruits. The bright color stands out, especially after the plant loses its leaves. The fruits develop from summer's clusters of small pink flowers and may attract several species of birds to your yard.
Beautyberry blooms on fresh growth, so if you need to prune it, the best time to do so is late winter or early spring. In the coldest areas of its range, it's sometimes grown like a perennial in that the stems die back to the ground every year and are replaced by new shoots in the spring.
This adaptable shrub blooms well in full sun or part shade and is relatively drought tolerant.
Offering rare blue late-season flowers, bluebeard grows into a compact and flattering companion to other late bloomers such as asters and black-eyed Susans. The wispy bunches of flowers develop along the stems in midsummer to early fall. Silvery bluebeard foliage adds a little extra shine to the landscape.
Two tricks to growing bluebeard well: Prune the plants hard in spring when they begin to show new growth, and plant in well-drained soil to ensure the best bounceback after cold winters. A plethora of new varieties are available, including those with variegated green and white leaves, gold leaves, and pink flowers.
Tasty blue fruits and colorful red fall foliage make blueberries outstanding additions to the landscape. Use them in mixed shrub borders and perennial beds for structure and interest as well as fruit production.
Blueberries demand the right climate and soil but take little care if you provide a site suitable to their somewhat exacting conditions. Growing blueberries requires a fair amount of cool weather in the winter and won't grow well in mild winter climates. They grow best in full sun, and well-drained, sandy, acid soil.
Plant at least two varieties of blueberries for cross-pollination. The most commonly grown blueberry is highbush. Lowbush blueberries grow just 1 foot tall and spread by underground stems to form a dense mat.
An evergreen shrub ideal for sculpting, boxwood can take the shape of a neat mound or grow into small green clouds of foliage if left unmanicured. It's one of the most popular choices for garden topiaries. This fragrant shrub is frequently used as an outliner and definer around garden beds and path; it forms graceful short hedges. Garden neat freaks will want to wield the pruning shears frequently to keep boxwood in bounds. Provide a well-drained soil for boxwood to prevent problems with root rot.
Most buckthorn varieties are easy-to-grow shrubs that make great privacy or backdrop plantings thanks to their dense habit and lustrous, dark green foliage. Many produce fruits that are poisonous to humans and animals, but attract birds.
Note: Unfortunately, many buckthorn varieties are invasive pests. In fact, common buckthorn is a noxious weed in many areas. Check local restrictions before planting them.
A tough shrub for challenging sites, bush poppy adds a sunny splash of yellow to dry, quick-draining planting areas. Covered with 2-inch-wide flowers from March through June, it is native to California and will quickly reach 6 feet tall in about two years. When not blooming, bush poppy's gray-green leaves provide pleasing texture and form in the garden. Plant bush poppy in full sun or part shade in well-drained soil. It does not tolerate clay well. Do not fertilize bush poppy. It grows and flowers best when it is lean on nutrients.
The sparkling white flowers of bush anemone will cool down the hottest afternoon. An evergreen shrub native to California, it is a great plant for the back of a perennial border or an informal hedge. Bush anemone grows well in full sun or part shade and tolerates a range of soil conditions but does best in well-drained soil. It thrives on neglect: do not fertilize, and water only during periods of extended drought.
Drenching the air with a fruity scent, butterfly bush's flower spikes are an irresistible lure to butterflies and hummingbirds all summer long. The plants have an arching habit that's appealing especially as a background in informal flower borders. In warmer climates, butterfly bushes soon grow into trees and develop rugged trunks that peel.
To nurture butterfly bush through cold Northern winters, spread mulch up to 6 inches deep around the trunk. Plants will die down, but resprout in late spring. Prune to the ground to encourage new growth and a more fountainlike shape. Avoid fertilizing butterfly bush; extra-fertile soil fosters leafy growth rather than flower spikes. Remove spent flower spikes to encourage new shoots and flower buds.
Note: Butterfly bush can be an invasive pest in some areas; check local restrictions before planting it.
This native plant is blanketed with showy yellow blossoms in spring. Notably drought-tolerant, California flannel bush thrives in hot, dry climates and fast-draining soil. It has a somewhat wayward growth habit, sending out a mix of long and short fast-growing shoots. What it lacks in form and outline, it makes up for in flowering when it explodes with color in spring. Trim the tips of overly long shoots to promote branching, and remove lower branches to create a tree form. California flannel bush is a great shrub for hillsides, mixed borders, and rock gardens. Quick-draining soil is a must.


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Major gas line upgrade to bore under Maumee RiverWritten by Tom Konecny | | email@example.com
Columbia Gas of Ohio announced a $7.5 million natural gas line replacement and upgrade, which will include a directional bore beneath the Maumee River between Maumee and Perrysburg. The project, announced July 16, is being described as "once in a generation" due to its length and scope.
"It's the length, combined with the size of the pipeline, and all the different entities involved," said Chris Kozak, communications and community relations manager. "At the same time, we're impacting very few customers."
The project has been in development for over five years, and when complete, will be used to transport natural gas across the Maumee River for homes and businesses in Maumee, Perrysburg and South Toledo. The upgrade is also necessary as it ensures adequate gas supply for all of Northwest Ohio in case of extreme weather.
The work will upgrade an existing 12-inch uncoated steel natural gas pipeline dating to the 1940s, with a new 20-inch coated steel line.
"(The current line) has had some issues with leakage, and nothing lasts forever," Kozak said. "It's uncoated steel in the ground, and there is a shelf life for steel in the ground, so it's time to replace and upgrade. We do try to be proactive from a sense of providing reliable service."
The length is also substantial, as 5,300 feet will be replaced in all, 2,000 of which will be directionally bored 30 to 40 feet beneath the Maumee River. The directional bore will take about a month, with both sides being worked on at the same time. Kozak anticipates "upwards of 30 people involved with this project on a daily basis when it's all up and running."
Its location presents some historical considerations, as it's relatively close to Fort Meigs in Perrysburg and Fallen Timbers in Maumee. As a result, Columbia Gas will have an archeologist on site during the project should they chance upon, for example, arrowheads, cannonballs or muskets.
"Anything we find will go back to the municipality. Those entities will give them to the historical societies," Kozak said. "It's a pretty high likelihood we're going to encounter something."
The project was also re-routed to avoid a cemetery few know is even there, according to JD Justus, who serves on the board of the newly opened Perrysburg Area Historical Museum.
"I saw the original drawing plans in the newspaper and contacted them (Columbia)," Justus said. "They had no knowledge of this cemetery whatsoever. I laid out the boundaries for them, and they altered some of the gas line to avoid the majority of the cemetery. They've been fantastic. They bent over backwards."
The original line – which will be retired at this project's end – was not directionally bored, but "open cut" using machinery and set across the river bed. Horizontal directional boring helps minimize impact on the surroundings.
Site work started this week, with completion set for late October. The pipeline's lifespan is expected to triple that of the existing line, according to a news release.
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There's a lot of buzz about Johnny Depp's upcoming film, Black Mass, and there's a new trailer out for it. He's playing Whitey Bulger, one of the most notorious gangsters of our time, a kingpin in the Boston crime scene before becoming a fugitive for years. Johnny's performance looks pretty intense, and he's surrounded by a pretty amazing supporting cast, not the least of whom are Benedict Cumberbatch and Kevin Bacon. Check it out. (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.3"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));
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Dr. Seuss, the man behind "The Cat in the Hat," "Green Eggs & Ham" and so many other childhood classics, passed away almost 25 years ago. So when you hear there's a "new" Dr. Seuss book, you sort of scratch your head, right? Story is, the Doc wrote it in the late 1950s and tossed it into a box. Someone just found the book in the box, and the book in the box is now on the charts... Sorry, sort of got into a rhythm there. It's called "What Pet Should I Get?" The folks at Jimmy Kimmel Live! thought maybe they could present the new old work in a more modern vein, so they invited Tyler the Creator to rap the words - dressed, for some reason, as the Cat in the Hat. Watch it, and see if it pains you as much as it pains me.
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Kate Winslet, the actress who rocketed to fame as Rose in Titanic, taped an episode of Running Wild with Bear Grylls recently. She did some flying, and some climbing, and at one point, recreated a famous scene from the movie. No, not the charcoal drawing one. The one where she's at the bow of the boat, telling Jack that she's flying. She does the same thing in this clip, only this time, she's leaning over a rope or a cable on the side of a mountain...(function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.3"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Prepare for an adventure made for the movies. Posted by Running Wild with Bear Grylls on Monday, July 27, 2015
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Fans of The X-Files have been waiting for the return of The X-Files for years. With the announcement that the show was returning to Fox in 2016, said fans went a little nutty. Nutty that it's happening, and nutty that they have to wait until this coming January. So this week, Fox gave the fans a little tease. A 17-second tease, to be precise, about five of which feature Mulder and Scully. Here you go. And try to contain yourself...
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another sacred cow bites the dust. Proves what I've always thought, ie. that the "7 weeks" of years were already accomplished.
Those that thought it was yet to be were looking to the scripture Dan 9:25 to base it on, thinking this was a reference of what was to happen in 70 AD, because of the sacrifices ending. But the temple(s) was destroyed before 70 AD, too.
Seventy AD was just the most recent temple destruction, to our present age.Makes perfect sense, because Jesus was the chief cornerstone of the building that is New Jerusalem, and yes she started descending in the book of Acts chap. 2. Abraham looked for a city (multiple habitations of Him) made without hands. That city started to be "built" (brought down here) in Acts 2, the beginning of Him being all in all, and as above, so below. I read one place where because of the celestial phenomenon,


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Am just about 3/4 of the way through the book and wanted to share some views regarding the book and the film.....
I have been an avid Stephen King reader since the age of 13 and can seem to recall seeing the film IT when i was about 14, scared the bejesus out of me!!! Nevertheless i have not actually watched the film since!!!!
I can vaguely remember the film, and the other week i was scanning my bookcase for a book to read and came across the book IT. The sorry fact is, i remember buying the book but in actual fact it has taken me over 10 years to sit down and read it (i know, i was in shock after the first chapter after realising i hadn't read it!)
I recently read Bag of Bones and then sat down to watch the film......not overly impressed by the film but after i watched it, i felt that ok, the book had a fair few bits that wasn't included in the film. I decided that ok, you cannot make a film based on every word and scene that happens in the film.
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Our very own fearless leader and self-proclaimed sports geek Todd McFarlane will be throwing out the first pitch at the Arizona Diamondbacks game this Saturday, Sept. 30, at 1PM PST.
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"No. No strike is guaranteed here," McFarlane said. "My throwing is like my sketching -- no short cut version. I would need about 15 minutes or more warm up time to throw a strike," McFarlane joked.
Saturday's game closes in on an end of an era for the Diamondbacks, as it is the final weekend of the season for Luis Gonzalez in an Arizona uniform, as the team has already announced it will not renew his contract for the coming year.
"Seeing Luis play in one of his last games with the D-Backs is pretty cool," McFarlane stated. "He has brought a lot to the organization and city, having been a major piece of the puzzle in winning a pennant a few years back."
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A new quiz bowl champion has been crowned.
Surry Central High School walked away with the trophy and bragging rights to this year's annual Northwestern Regional Library Quiz Bowl
The bowl was held on March 9 at Andy Griffith Playhouse in Mount Airy. The event was originally scheduled for January 19 but was rescheduled due to inclement weather.
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This year's competing teams were East Surry High School, Elkin High School, North Surry High School, South Stokes High School, Stokes Early College, Surry Central High School, Surry Early College and Yadkin Early College. Starmount was scheduled to compete but was unable to attend due to the reschedule.
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Bradley Ike and Lilyana Morejon were named 2010 All-Academic by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) becoming the ninth and 10th Cal State Northridge track & field athletes to earn the honor. Ike and Morejon join a record total of 357 student-athletes representing 118 institutions compose the group.
Ike, a senior sprinter from Pomona, Calif., earned his second trip to the NCAA Outdoor Championships as a member of the Matadors' 4x100 relay team this past season. In May he won his first Big West Conference 100 meter championship in a time of 10.52. Ike also ran the second leg of the conference champion 4x100 meter relay which gave Northridge its fourth title in the past five years. He is a Business Marketing major.
Morejon, a junior distance runner from North Hollywood, Calif., made her first trip to the NCAA West Region Championships in the 10,000 meters after placing second at the 2010 Big West Championships in a time of 34:59.71. Ran a lifetime-best time of 34:28.34 to win the Cal-Nevada 10,000 meter Championship (Mar. 28) and her time ranks second in Matador history. Morejon is an Urban Studies major.
The pair join former Cal State Northridge student-athletes Cody Pearce (2007, 2008), Nick Saylor (2007, 2008), Sherrina Lofton (2008), Krystal Quinn (2007, 2008) and Brittany Ricketts (2007) as the only USTFCCCA All-Academic honorees in school history.
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The Williamsburg HomeTown Chamber presented the June Image Award to Jenkinson, Jarrett and Kellahan, P.A. Attorneys at Law. The law firm was originally founded by William E. Jenkinson in 1945 with a goal of serving Williamsburg County residents. In 1971, William E. Billy Jenkinson joined his fathers firm with his brother Gordon B. Bubber joining in 1976. The father and his sons worked together until Mr. Jenkinsons death in 1991. It has been said that Mr. Jenkinson never retired but rather continued to practice law for 46 years in the firm he founded. Mr. Jenkinson was a valuable member of this community serving as Mayor of Kingstree and president of the Williamsburg County Bar Association. In 1993, Ernie Jarrett joined the firm and in 1995 Jennifer Kellahan became a member of the prestigious practice. In 2002, Bubber left the firm to pursue a private practice and Family Court Judgeship. Judge Jenkinson now serves as a Family Court Judge for the Third Judicial Circuit. Tom Thompson became an associate member of the firm in 2013. The business has been located at 120 West Main Street in Kingstree for the past 85 years. Now known as Jenkinson, Jarrett and Kellahan, P.A. since 2002, this firm serves clients from the low country region and beyond in South Carolina.
The practice handles automobile accidents, slip and fall claims, wrongful death claims, estate planning and probate, social security workers compensation, family court matters, criminal defense, and real estate transactions.
To assist with daily operations and to help the professional staff, the company utilizes runners to gather and pick up material from the courthouse, judges, other law offices, or businesses. Jenkinson, Jarrett and Kellahan provides an opportunity for young people to gain experience and to observe professionals at work.
In addition to the specialized services offered by the firm, the attorneys are great advocates for this community and show their support through involvement in the following organizations:
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It's evening in the forest and Little Owl wakes up from his day-long sleep to watch his friends enjoying the night. Hedgehog sniffs for mushrooms, Skunk nibbles at berries, Frog croaks, and Cricket sings. A full moon rises and Little Owl can't understand why anyone would want to miss it. Could the daytime be nearly as wonderful? Mama Owl begins to describe it to him, but as the sun comes up, Little Owl falls fast asleep.
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