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In something as tiny as a speck of dust lies the potential to change earth's climate. When winds blow iron-rich dust off the continents, they give the plant-like algae floating on the surface of the oceans added nutrients to grow faster. Large algal blooms can draw down carbon from the atmosphere, and in extreme cases, cool earth's climate. Researchers are trying to understand to what extent dust, by providing extra food for algae, or phytoplankton, may have helped to tip the planet into a deep freeze starting about 30,000 years ago. From the onset of the last ice age to its peak, about 18,000 years ago, carbon dioxide levels fell by about 100 parts per million. As much as 25 percent of that drop can be attributed to the effect of dust.
Paleo Dust
Dust influences climate by altering the radiation budget of the atmosphere, and influences marine biogeochemistry by providing a source of essential micronutrients such as iron.
African Climate and Human Evolution
Environmental hypotheses of African faunal evolution propose that major faunal speciation, extinction, and innovation events during the Pliocene-Pleistocene were mediated by
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January 27, 2014
In spring 2010, the research icebreaker Polarstern returned from the South Pacific with a scientific treasure—ocean sediments from a largely unexplored part of the vast, remote ocean that surrounds Antarctica—the Southern Ocean.What happens in the Southern Ocean can affect the carbon budget of the entire planet. The details of how exactly carbon flows into and out of the ocean, though, aren't fully understood yet. These new sediment cores from the South Pacific allowed my colleagues from the Alfred Wegener Institute in Germany and I to look at a million years of climate history from this key area of the planet. In our results, published this week in Science, we figured out how the amount of terrestrial dust that falls onto the ocean surface (and ends up at the bottom of the ocean, in our sediment cores) changed in sync with other climate parameters in these cores and from other parts of the southern hemisphere.
January 09, 2013
As earth's climate warms, scientists have tried to understand why the poles are heating up two to three times faster than the rest of the planet. Airborne dust, it turns out, may play a key role.In a new study in Nature Climate Change, researchers show that at the peak of the last ice age, some 21,000 years ago, the poles were 10 times dustier than today, while areas closer to the equator had twice as much dust. During this time of extreme cold, New York City was under two miles of ice and up to 12 degrees F colder than today while Greenland was about 45 degrees F colder. The study's authors suggest that higher atmospheric dust concentrations at the poles during the last ice age helped to cool earth's surface and prevent snow and sea ice from melting during summer.
May 04, 2008
Farming pushed natural drought into disaster--and could do so again.
NEW YORK – Climate scientists using computer models to simulate the 1930s Dust Bowl on the U.S Great Plains have found that dust raised by farmers probably amplified and spread a natural drop in rainfall, turning an ordinary drying cycle into an agricultural collapse. The researchers say the study raises concern that current pressures on farmland from population growth and climate change could worsen current food crises by leading to similar events in other regions.
August 07, 2006
Each year nearly 40,000 tons of cosmic dust fall to Earth from outer space. Now, the first successful chronological study of extraterrestrial dust in Antarctic ice has shown that this amount has remained largely constant over the past 30,000 years, a finding that could help refine efforts to understand the timing and effects of changes in the Earth's past climate.


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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team scored three big singles wins on the second day of the Memphis Collegiate Invite on Saturday. Junior Kaylene Chadwell and sophomore Kayla Jones both had three-set wins on the second day of competition.
Jones scored a (6-2, 3-6, 6-1) victory over Memphis All-CUSA performer Alyssa Hibberd in the Blue Draw. Jones is in Sunday's consolation finals and faces Miami's (Ohio) Christina Raymond.
Chadwell scored a comeback win over Marquette's Ali Dawson (5-7, 6-3, 6-2). She is also in the consolation finals, facing Miami's Alix Thurman in the Gray Draw.
Senior Alexa Flynn had a three-set battle of her own in the White Draw. She fell to Tulsa's Rongron Leenabanchong (4-6, 6-3, 6-1). She is in Sunday's third place match against Tulsa's Maria Sant'Anna.
Sophomore Alison Storie also had a singles win on Saturday, defeating Lipscomb's Sierra Troxel (6-2, 6-3) in the Orange Draw. Storie will take on Marquette's Rocio Diaz in the consolation finals.
UTC notched a win in doubles action on Saturday. Chadwell and junior Claire Mulyadi had an 8-4 win over Miami's Ramona Costea and Andreea Badileanu (8-4). Chadwell and Mulyadi are in the consolation finals of the Gray Draw and will face a mixed team of Carol Benito (Tulsa) and Ansley Boarman (ACU) on Sunday.
Storie and sophomore Jovana Pecovski are in the third place match of the Gray Draw against Abilene Christian's Emily Conrad and Nada Marjanovic.
Sunday's action will wrap up the fall schedule for the Lady Mocs. Be sure to check back to GoMocs.com for complete results and updated draws.
Memphis Collegiate Invite Saturday Results
Blue Draw
Kayla Jones (UTC) def. Alyssa Hibberd (Memphis) – 6-2, 3-6, 6-1
Gray Draw
Kaylene Chadwell (UTC) def. Ali Dawson (Marquette) – 5-7, 6-3, 6-2
White Draw
Rongrong Leenabanchong (Tulsa) def. Alexa Flynn (UTC) – 4-6, 6-3, 6-1
Black Draw
Carol Benito (Tulsa) def. Kelsey Coots (UTC) – 6-3, 6-3
Orange Draw
Alison Storie (UTC) def. Sierra Troxel (Lipscomb) – 6-2, 6-3
Marta Morga (Memphis) def. Claire Mulyadi (UTC) – 6-1, 6-2
Rocio Diaz (Marquette) def. Claire Mulyadi (UTC) - 6-7 (8), 6-1, 6-1
Pink Draw
Vanessa Foltinger (Marquette) def. Jovana Pecovski (UTC) – 6-0, 6-3
Blue Doubles Draw
Ana Pimienta/Erin Gebes (Marquette) def. Alexa Flynn/Kelsey Coots (UTC) – 8-5
Kayla Jones/Katie Polk (UTC) def. Alix Thurmond/Christiana Raymond (Miami) – 8-1
Gray Doubles Draw
Vanessa Foltinger/Laia Hernandez Soler (Marquette) def. Alison Storie/Jovana Pecovski (UTC) – 8-3
Kaylene Chadwell/Claire Mulyadi (UTC) def. Ramona Costea/Andreea Badileanu (Miami, OH) – 8-4


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Scott Parker believes Gareth Bale's stunning last-minute winner for Tottenham at West Ham will have sapped Arsenal's morale ahead of Sunday's derby.
Rafael Benitez is confident he has the full backing of all the Chelsea players despite the pressure continuing to build over his position at Stamford Bridge.
West Ham have won just one of their last seven games in the League but Gary O'Neil and Joe Cole insist they are not worried about the prospect of relegation.
Esteban Granero admits the next five games will determine whether Queens Park Rangers have any chance of staying in the Premier League.
Hamburg sporting director Frank Arnesen has confirmed he will hold talks with former club Chelsea about signing defender Jeffrey Bruma on a permanent basis.
A four-day festival will take place next to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park ahead of the Champions League final in London in May.
Neil Sullivan celebrated his 43rd birthday on Sunday but will consider offers to continue playing at the end of the season.
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce is in no doubt that, on current form, Gareth Bale is the best player in the Premier League after the Tottenham ace stunned his men with a late winner at Upton Park on Monday night.
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce was left to rue a Matthew Taylor miss which he felt would have put Monday night's London derby beyond Tottenham and meant that Gareth Bale's stunning late winner would have been nothing but a consolation.
Jose Mourinho has warned United: "We are coming for you." The under-pressure Real Madrid chief says his destiny hinges on the outcome of next week's titanic Champions League showdown with United at Old Trafford.
Ryan Giggs's superb form for Manchester United has given manager Sir Alex Ferguson a selection headache ahead of the Real Madrid game.
Borussia Dortmund stiker Robert Lewandowski could be up for grabs for £18million this summer, according to a report.
Vincent Kompany should finally return to action at Aston Villa next Monday, after it was revealed the Manchester City skipper has suffered injuries to BOTH calves.
Manchester City's Brazilian defender Maicon will be on the sidelines for another month after undergoing surgery on his knee.
Oldham are feeling the 'ow' in 'owski' with stars James Tarkowski and James Wesolowski both facing late fitness tests ahead of Tuesday night's FA Cup fifth-round replay at Everton.
South Yorkshire's chief constable has been warned by the police watchdog after accusing Hillsborough disaster campaigners of lying.
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez will not be investigated by the football authorities after being accused of stamping. Zenit St Petersburg complained that the Uruguayan deliberated trod on Tom Hubocan during last week's Europa League tie at Anfield.
Martin Skrtel admits he faces a fight to regain his place in the Liverpool team. The 28-year-old defender is currently sidelined with a thigh problem but had found himself out of favour at Anfield before the injury struck.
David Moyes insists Everton's failure to sign high-profile reinforcements in January - and his own contract uncertainty - must not be used as excuses for the club's current slump in form.
Papiss Cisse has revealed that Newcastle United have turned "a new page" in the aftermath of Demba Ba's exit last month.
Dan Gosling is believed to be open to a loan move away from Newcastle in order to gain some much-needed match practice.
Sammy Ameobi believes that his loan deal with Middlesbrough can help him reignite his Newcastle United career.
Having finally made his Premier League debut, Newcastle United's Rob Elliot's next ambition is to become an international goalkeeper - and Giovanni Trapattoni could give him the chance.
Wes Brown may yet return to Sunderland duty this season, according to Martin O'Neill.
Steven Fletcher says Sunderland keeper Simon Mignolet is "frighteningly" good - and now one of the the top goalkeepers in the game.
Transfer window signing Kader Mangane made his first appearance in a Sunderland shirt on Monday night but couldn't mark his debut with a victory. The Senegalese defender played the whole 90 minutes as the reserves drew 2-2 with Everton.
Jack Colback hopes Sunderland can rediscover last season's knack for late heroics to ease any renewed relegation worries.
Blackburn Rovers are due to approach West Brom over a potential loan move for Jerome Thomas.
Andi Weimann is confident Aston Villa can get themselves out of their current mess and stay in the Premier League.
Callum Reilly says Birmingham City must strive to do the basics well if they are to climb the Championship table.
Shane Long believes West Brom can use this weekend's game at Chelsea as the springboard to a concerted push for European qualification.
Dean Saunders says a lack of confidence has given a misleading impression that Wolves' players are not trying in matches.
Aston Villa striker Andreas Weimann's future at the club is uncertain after talks over a new contract hit a snag.
West Brom striker Shane Long is keen to open talks over an extension to his Hawthorns contract.
Kevin Doyle has admitted for the first time that Wolves' players didn't have enough time or patience with sacked boss Stale Solbakken.
Goalkeeper Ben Foster has insisted West Brom will keep their foot on the pedal despite reaching their 40-point target with 11 games to spare.
Rickie Lambert is closing in on yet another major milestone in his career after breaking through the 100-goal barrier for Southampton.
Swansea City will head off on yet another bus parade on Tuesday with Garry Monk confident they can continue on the road to success.
Michael Laudrup has told his Swansea City players to savour their open-top bus ride - and then get back on the bike in the Premier League.
Stoke defender Robert Huth faces a three-match ban after being charged by the FA on Tuesday afternoon with violent conduct.
Steven Nzonzi has been told to learn the lesson that life as a Stoke player is not always fair.
Michael Tonge says Leeds United must get in touch with their caring side in their quest to gatecrash the Championship play-off picture.
Adam Pearson has distanced himself from a takeover of Leeds United owing to his commitment to rugby league.
New signing Sammy Ameobi could link up with Mustapha Carayol to give Middlesbrough a threat down both wings, said Tony Mowbray.
Dougie Freedman says his Bolton team has come a long way since their first meeting this season with Peterborough and is confident they will show that in their display at the Reebok Stadium on Tuesday night.
Michael Appleton has warned Blackburn Rovers fans not to expect too much too soon from Leon Best - as he renews his bid to bring West Brom winger Jerome Thomas to Ewood on loan.
Player-of-the-Year contender Anthony Gardner claims his partnership with Miguel Llera is flourishing at the heart of Sheffield Wednesday's rearguard because they have finally gelled.
Sheffield United's Tony McMahon enters Tuesday night's visit of Leyton Orient targeting the first of eight wins he believes will deliver promotion from League One.
Scott Brown will almost certainly miss Celtic's Champions League last-16 clash with Juventus next week and Scotland's World Cup qualifying double-header against Wales and Serbia later in the month, according to Neil Lennon.
Neil Lennon has insisted Rangers' absence from the SPL won't tarnish Celtic's runaway title procession.
Andy Little has vowed Rangers won't be out-muscled by Stirling Albion's bully-boy tactics again at Forthbank on Tuesday night.


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I had a Level 2 ultrasound today, as a result of the positive triple screen. It appears that the baby is free from spinal problems and down syndrome. However because of the problems I had with the last baby the perinatoligist has put me on aspirin therapy and suggested that I take calcium, vitamin c and vitamin e. They did some more blood tests and depending on the results they may put me on a blood thinner. I will have to go back for another ultrasound in about 8-10 wks. I had asked if I should be seeing a perinatoligist and he said not at this point but that could change depending on the blood tests. I do feel a little better having asked the dr some questions and seeing that the baby is growing at a normal rate so far.
The baby was very active, it took awhile to get all the measurements. No wonder I feel sore and have trouble sleeping all the time, lol!


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Is there anything in the world more beautiful than a boy band? The gel-heavy hairdos. The choreographed moves. The matching outfits (so often suits, so often made of leather). The cuddly, goofy photo ops. Being in a boy band isn't just a job, it's an art form. As someone who once cried in the middle of 40,000 screaming girls when Donnie Wahlberg sang "Cover Girl," seeing them perform live can be a life-changing experience. (NKOTB 4ever.)
Our friends over at MTV are honoring this special species of man music with their Battle of the Boy Bands, and the final round of voting begins today. In honor of the competition we've selected the best photos of the best boy bands of the past 20 years for you to swoon/LOL/and get nostalgic over. Be sure to view the pics while listening to our boy band playlist, featuring some of our favorite boy band jams.


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The Chattanooga Athletics Department and the Office of Alumni Affairs announced the 2009 inductees into the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Athletics Hall of Fame today. This year's class includes Billie Abney (women's tennis), Troy Boeck (football), Allison DeVries Harr (softball), Guy Harris (wrestling), Gary Stich (men's basketball) and Kim Brown Suttles (women's basketball).
Abney (1974-77) was an All-American member of the Mocs' first AIAW Small College National Championship women's tennis team in 1977. Boeck (1987-90) was the 1990 Southern Conference Defensive Player of the Year on the gridiron, while DeVries (1996-99) was the 1999 SoCon Softball Player of the Year. Harris (1989-93) was an All-American wrestler and two-time SoCon champ. Stich (1974-77) was a starter on the Mocs' 1977 NCAA Division II National Championship squad while Brown (1987-90) was a four-time All-SoCon forward for the Lady Mocs.
The Hall of Fame weekend begins Friday, Feb. 12, with the induction ceremony and dinner at the Chattanooga Golf and Country Club at 6:00 p.m. (E.S.T.). Cost for the dinner is $25 per person and the dinner is open to all Mocs fans. Reservations are required by Monday, Feb. 8. To reserve your seat at the dinner, call the UTC Alumni Office at (423) 425-4785 or (800) 728-4882
Also honored at the dinner will be the Hall of Fame's annual award winners. The Gordon Davenport Award, given to the individual who has shown outstanding commitment to UTC Athletics, will be presented to long-time Mocs supporter Joseph "Lewie" Card.
Presented to the former UTC student-athlete or coach who has achieved notable life accomplishments, the Joe Morrison award will be given to former Chattanooga men's tennis and wrestling student-athlete Mike Parker. Parker (197-73) was recently inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
Football standout Joseph Thornton is this year's recipient of the A.C. "Scrappy" Moore Award as the UTC student-athlete who best personifies comprehensive excellence - academically, athletically and socially. Thornton was an All-SoCon linebacker and one of the leaders for the Mocs on the field, in the classroom and in the community, during his career.
The Hall of Fame award winners and inductees will also be honored at halftime of the Mocs men's basketball game against Furman. UTC takes on the Paladins on Saturday, Feb. 13, at 7:30 p.m. The Lady Mocs are also in action on the 13th, taking on Appalachian State at 5:00 p.m. in the McKenzie Arena.
Be sure to check back to GoMocs.com for features and photos of the Hall of Fame inductees and award winners leading up to the awards dinner.


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- Australian Development Scholarship (ADS)
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I finally got my blocks from the quilting bee all sewn together last night. I'll admit that curved piecing was a bad idea for a quilting bee block (sorry ladies!) but luckily they all were game for trying it and the blocks turned out great. I like these blocks even better when they're all sewn together, and it helps that I love these fabrics (I bought clear back in February!). These colors will make a great fall throw.
I still have some pieces so I think I might add a border to this one to make it bigger (its 4 ft. by 5 ft.), and then stipple the heck out of it or pebble quilt it, we'll see what the old Bernina is up for.
I hope you all had a great Labor Day weekend. We……….went camping. And it looked like this. Except this picture was during the short time when it stopped raining and started to dry out, and then started raining again. We were drenched, but we had lots of fun and came back early to spend Monday enjoying the outdoors from inside. Camping in the Northwest is always an adventure. :)


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Here is my build of a Suomi reciever from scratch.
Raw stock
Turning OD
Turning major of lugs
Relieving lug area
Comparison nose to nose
I was not thinking when turned the OD. My steady rest will mark up the finished surface. I turned a shaft collar to use as a wear surface. The set screw mark will be located in the ejection or mag port.
Drilling ID
Bringing small ID to size
Bringing bigger ID to size
Parting off to length
Ready for next process
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David M. Milam was born April 27, 1940 in Broken Bow to Eugene and Grace (Cotney) Milam. He passed from this life January 4, 2012 in Antlers at the age of 71. David proudly served his country in the United States Navy, retiring on November 2, 1984. He married Karen Kay Parks on February 14, 2009 in Honolulu, HI. David had been a resident of the Antlers area for the past 35 years. He was of the Baptist faith and enjoyed fishing, hunting, traveling, & spending time with his family and friends. David was preceded in death by his parents: Eugene & Grace Milam; and his wife: Judy Milam. He is survived by his wife: Karen of the home; children: Kellie McKenzie & Josh Redd of Oklahoma City, Jackie Sanders & husband Jimmy of Antlers, Jeffry Parks & wife Cheryl of Cold Spring, TX., Jason Parks of Henryetta, & Jay Masey & wife Toni of Chicago, IL; grandchildren: Jessica Harrington of Benkelman, NE, Michelle Anchondo & husband Jaime of Sedgwick, CO, Logan McKenzie of Moyers, Tripp Sanders of Antlers, Portia Parks & Tisha Parks of Tecumseh, Tyler Parks of Cold Spring, TX, and Camryn Parks & Aidan Parks of Ramona; great-grandchildren: Peyton McKenzie of Moyers and Bentley Parks of Tecumseh; brother: Phillip Milam & wife Joann of Muskogee; sister Wilma Milam of Salem, OR; as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 7, 2012 at Antlers First Baptist Church with Pastor Billy Hunter officiating. Service music was "Go Rest High On That Mountain." Pallbearers were Members of the United States Armed Forces and Honorary Pallbearers included Otis Martin, Dooley Martin, Sam Smith, Ashley Harmon, Rick Ginn, Bob Clifton, Terry Pate, Dodd Duncan, & Monte Martin. Interment followed at Oddfellows Cemetery. Family and friends may send online condolences by visiting us at www.millscoffey.com [1].
Funeral services conducted by Mills-Coffey Funeral Home of Antlers
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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
Real Housewives' Kyle Richards Marvels Over Yolanda Foster's Color-Coordinated Vegetables
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Kyle Richards is still as flabbergasted by Yolanda Foster's see-through fridge as we are.
"The refrigerator is CRAZY," Kyle writes on her Bravo blog for Season 3, Episode 3. "I have seen a lot of things in this town but not a walk-in refrigerator! Color coordinated vegetables!?! With all the kids in my house that would last two seconds."
Kyle also acknowledged that things were tense between Lisa Vanderpump and Adrienne Maloof. "Of course there was some tension between Lisa, Adrienne, and Paul — but not so much as to ruin the beautiful night," Kyle says. "David Foster is so talented. I was honestly SO impressed."
Kyle is also glad that Adrienne made the effort to patch things up with Lisa. "I'm happy that Adrienne reached out to Lisa to meet and discuss the issues between them," Kyle continues. "It's about time."
And Kyle says her fear while her daughter Alexia learns to park is nothing compared to how she is when Alexia is actually barrelling down the highway. "Parallel parking is one thing, but actually driving on the road is an entirely different story! Most of the time I sat in the passenger seat in crash position," Kyle says. "Well, MY version of crash position: feet on the ceiling."
Now that we would like to see!
Source: Bravo
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A 37-year-old Aiken man was detained for driving under the influence on Sunday after Aiken Public Safety officers pulled him over on Richland Avenue for driving recklessly.
A 40-year-old Aiken woman was detained for driving under the influence on Monday, after she was pulled over on Greengate Circle after she nearly struck an Aiken Public Safety patrol car while driving down the middle of the road.
A stolen vehicle was reported to the Sheriff's Office on U.S. 78 in Windsor on Monday.
A 57-year-old Warrenville man was detained for driving under the influence on Monday after deputies pulled him over for driving erratically.
Burglaries were reported on Pelzer Street in Warrenville and Kerry Court in North Augusta on Monday. Cash and jewelry were reported missing.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Giant Tire Parkway in Graniteville on Monday.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Sunrise on Friday morning signals the beginning of a new high school football season.
On each side of the city, there is reason to be optimistic about what could unfold for Goose Creek and Stratford this fall.
"The expectations for Goose Creek football are very high and we anticipate that this year's team will be very competitive," GCHS coach Chuck Reedy said. "… We have had as good a summer of workouts as any team and we are looking forward to getting on the field."
The Gators will be strong again at the skill positions. They have experienced players at quarterback, tailback, wide receiver and tight end. The interior of the offensive line returns also.
On defense, Goose Creek should be solid, especially in the back seven – four senior linebackers, two talented corners and a starting safety returning.
Last season, the Gators finished 12-1 after getting upset in the second round of the Class AAAA Div. II playoffs by South Pointe.
Teams can hold their first preseason scrimmages on Friday, Aug. 8.
The Gators will host North Augusta at 10:30 a.m.
At Stratford, the sun will not only come up on a brand new season, it will signal the start of the Joe Marion era on Crowfield Boulevard.
Marion takes over for Ray Stackley, who retired after winning 270 games and one state title in 29 seasons. He guided the Knights to the championship game last season but lost to Northwestern.
Marion was defensive coordinator.
"I just hope I can do over half of the job Ray did with the program," Marion said. "I learned as a young coach under him. I don't know much other way. We're going to try to continue to do the things he did here and keep the success going."
Marion admits it's going to feel odd at first without Stackley on the sidelines.
"I'm sure it's going to be strange to start the season," he said. "I've been a hands-on coach for so long, teaching steps and tackling. But I don't want to micromanage. Ray let his assistants coach… A lot of guys on this staff could be head coaches and I'm going to let them coach."
The Knights travel to Colleton County Aug. 8 for a 10 a.m. scrimmage.
Stratford will break in a new quarterback, replacing 2013 Mr. Football Jacob Park. He is now at UGA. The Knights also lost a lot of key players on the defensive side of the ball.
In Hanahan, the Hawks are coming off their second straight 11-win season.
They travel to West Ashley for a scrimmage on Aug. 8 at 10 a.m.
The Hawks open the regular season on Aug. 22 at home against James Island in Week 0. Stratford and Goose Creek open on Aug. 29.
Hanahan coach Charlie Patterson said he likes playing in Week 0. To boot, the James Island game will be televised all over the Lowcountry on myTV Charleston.
"I think that will add a little more to the game," he said. "… Playing in Week 0 also gives you a chance some time during the regular season to have a week off so you can work on fundamentals or heal up some players if you have to."
Cane Bay will also open the regular season in Week 0, at home against Colleton County.
The Cobras are looking to bounce back from a winless season. CBHS coach Russell Zehr is optimistic.
"I think we've got the components to be successful," he said. "It depends on how hard everybody is willing to work. If they decide to do the things they're supposed to do they can win some ballgames. But everybody on our schedule is tough. We've got a chance to be 11-0 or 0-11, or somewhere in between."
Cane Bay's first preseason scrimmage is set for Saturday, Aug. 9 at Timberland at 10 a.m.
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Two elected races involving write-in candidates appeared to be decided Tuesday night, even with not all precincts reporting at press time.
With two precincts uncounted out of a total 74, voters re-elected Sheriff Michael Hunt with 95 percent of the vote. Hunt garnered 39,300 votes out of the total 41,198 cast, according to unofficial numbers. Nearly 1,900 votes – or 4.6 percent – went to write-in candidates, but it's unclear how many were cast for declared write-in Jim Vause. Results from the two precincts not yet reported are not expected to be counted and released until sometime Wednesday, according to an Aiken County Elections official.
None of the absentee votes for any race had been counted by press time.
"I appreciate the continued support from the citizens of our county and look forward to serving them for the next four years," Hunt said.
Vause called the win for Hunt "resounding" and said he will support the sheriff for the next four years.
"The only thing I'm sad about is I can't save the children and the abused animals," he said. "I am grateful for the people that supported me."
One of Vause's campaign promises was that he would shut down alleged dogfighting rings in Aiken County.
Additionally, it appeared Charles Barton was elected auditor for Aiken County, according to unofficial numbers. Barton received 96.6 percent of the vote – 36,123 votes out of the total 37,367 cast. Approximately 1,240 votes – or 3.33 percent – went to write-in candidates, but again, it's unclear how many were cast for declared write-in Daniel Turno.
"I guess what pleases me the most is the form of government referendum failed. Voters decided they wanted to keep those positions (treasurer and auditor) elected," Barton said.
Barton will forfeit his District 6 seat on Aiken County Council now that it looks like he has been elected auditor.
"I knew it was going to be a long shot because I was not the Republican nominee on the ballot," Turno said. "It was a fight against a straight-ticket party punch."
More than 12,840 write-in votes were cast for Aiken County Treasurer, according to unofficial numbers. However, Registration and Election officials won't know to which candidates the votes go to until perhaps some point today. There are 11 declared write-in candidates for treasurer, and none of their names appeared on the ballot. Voters had to manually type them in.
The candidates for treasurer are John Cagle, Debra Folk, Jason Goings, Angela Gunter, Faye Hatcher, Melissa Oremus, Francis Pennington, Robin Saylor, Ed Smith, Sonya Spray and Mike Wheelis.
"It's been such a crazy ride it's just another hill on the roller coaster," Gunter said. "We'll ride it to the end."
"I think we've all been on pins and needles for days. I handed it over to God a few days ago," said Oremus.
At 9 a.m. today, Invotronic precinct tape processing began. All candidates are welcome to observe the process.
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A terminal cancer patient already struggling with family tragedy is hoping Duke Energy will not turn off her electricity.
Lela Edwards, a determined 64-year-old patient suffering from a rare form of cancer, said she has received a bill from Duke Energy informing her she owes them $1,400 by Jan. 7 or they will cut off her power. Edwards said the charges are the electricity company's mistake and she shouldn't have to pay for their oversight.
Shortly before she received the $1,400 bill, a technician replaced an electric meter on her home on Turkey Ford Road near Dobson and explained the old meter had been broken. She had noticed some variances in her electric bill prior to that, but she saw her charges $10 to $15 higher than normal for several months prior to the change in the electric meter.
"I asked and was told not to worry about this," she said of the change in the electric meter that soon resulted in the higher bill. "Why should I pay for their mistake," asked Edwards. "The next thing I know I received this killer bill. I don't draw more than $700 a month so there is no way I can pay this. I'm a tough lady. I don't want sympathy, but I do want to be treated right."
She said a representative of Duke Energy told her they would send forms for her to fill out to establish payment arrangements so the power could stay on. She said she never received the forms.
"I paid them $150 last month," said an exasperated Edwards. "They (Duke Energy) are so mean. I feel like I'm going to have a nervous breakdown. What can a person do about something like this?"
Duke Energy spokeswoman Paige Layne said she would not speak to the particulars of Edwards' account without her permission but said this is probably a case of the company back billing a customer.
"Meters are mechanical and while it doesn't happen often, they do stop working," said Layne. "Most often a customer's bills will drop or stop entirely and we typically do not see a spike in bills. Back billing unfortunately is necessary because the power has been used."
She explained back billing is a process where the company goes back and compares bills from a similar period last year and factors in the changes in weather to determine a charge for the energy used. She said Duke Energy's computer billing system "senses" changes in billing and tags the accounts electronically for attention.
For Edwards, the crushing bill is just another in a series of setbacks and tragedies. The turn-off notice came on the heels of Edward's caregiver and sister, Pattie Maddox, dying last week from the same rare form of cancer Edwards has. She said she is in the process of trying to find a full-time caregiver to assist other family members who remain to help her.
"I've outlived it (cancer). My sister-in-law (Juanita Edwards) didn't have cancer more than three years before she died," said Edwards. "I don't know how long I have got, but I keep it upbeat. I'm trying to be tough."
Edwards explained symptoms of her form of cancer are similar to leukemia. This type of cancer, known as multiple myeloma, affects plasma cells in bone marrow which produce blood cells.
According to the Mayo Clinic website, a total of three in 100,000 people are affected by it each year. Edwards' physician is Dr. Kellie Flippin. On Wednesday, the office confirmed there are no cures for this cancer and the officials there are trying to help Edwards just keep the disease under control.
Edwards said she has been no stranger to sorrow. She said she has lost two grandchildren to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and her son, Emmett Potts, died from pneumonia when he was 3 months old. She has helped raise two of her grandchildren, when their mother was convicted of drug-related charges, Edwards lost custody of them.
Edwards said she is resolved to continue and is hopeful a new drug on the market may cure or better control her cancer. She says her survival is helped by her "mischievous" nature and is hoping to beat the odds and continue for the benefit of someone else other than herself.
"I'm making up my mind to live long enough to see my grandchildren come home to me," said Edwards.
For now, though, she's just trying to keep the electricity on at her home.
"This (the electric bill) is not my fault," she said.
Again, Duke Energy would not speak specifically about Edwards' account, but Layne said the firm will typically try to work with people in these cases.
"We will work with customers in these situations so they have a variety of options such as paying in little chunks. There's a number of things we can talk her through."
After The Mount Airy News began working on the story, Layne said Edwards' account has been sent to a customer services supervisor to see what plans of action can be offered. She said Duke Energy has a Medical Alert Program to assure the account of customers such as Edwards, who must use oxygen tanks powered by electricity, receive more careful handling. Layne said Duke Energy also can refer customers to various community agencies that can be of assistance as well as offering programs of its own to help customers in situations such as this.
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Updated Nov 16, 2012 - 4:14 pm
Basketball player misses four shots...in a row...at his own basket
You haven't really played basketball until you've accidentally taken a shot at your own hoop.
OK, maybe that's just us.
Anyway, a basketball player in Belgium whose name will remain anonymous (because can't find it and we figure he'd rather not have it shared), picked a good time to go cold from the field.


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Monday, November 10, 2008
The sight of young men dying will stay with army veteran Philip Canon forever. Telling his story from a wheelchair, Canon recalled his 34 years of service including taking part in the invasion of Normandy during World War II.
Canon's story and others like him serve as a reminder why Veterans Day is so important considering the sacrifices men and women in the military have made and continue to make to protect our freedoms.
Air Force pilot Steve Mayeux said it best to a group of Navy Seals returning from Afghanistan. "Guys like me are grateful for guys like you because you do the job that very few of us could do or would be willing to do."
I had the opportunity to sit and listen as area veterans told their story of life in the military. Their stories are a reminder of the importance of Veterans Day. Watch and listen to the slideshow for the veteran's stories in their own words.
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The Jeffersons Rotary Club is receiving nominations for induction into the 2013 Ashe County Sports Hall of Fame through Feb. 1, 2013. This year's Ceremony will be the sixth annual induction into the Ashe County Sports Hall of Fame, which was initiated in 2008. While the Sports Hall of Fame seeks to recognize and honor sports men and women in individual and team sports, the committee will seek to include representatives from not only the traditional ball sports of basketball, football, golf, but also hunting, game fishing, racing, and many others.
The annual induction ceremony is scheduled for the last weekend in April, and is planned to be held at Ashe County High School. Specific dates and details for the Induction Ceremony, dinner, and keynote speaker will be forthcoming.
Comprised of a committee of Rotarians and local community members, the committee seeks to recognize and perpetuate the noteworthy sportsman traditions of Ashe County by memorializing individuals and teams who have made extraordinary contributions to sports traditions in Ashe County.
Forms may be mailed to:
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Jefferson, NC 28640
Deadline for submission of nominating forms is February 1, 2013. Nomination forms are available for pick up and drop off at the following businesses: Ashe Chamber of Commerce, High Country Independent Insurance, Peoples Rexall Drug Store, and WKSK. They are also available online at the Jefferson Post and WKSK. Forms are also available from the following individual committee members: Mike Badger, Graham Caddell, Marc Payne, Scott Grubb, Hank Clay, Billy Smith, MaryAnne Moore, and Shane Simmons.
The Jeffersons Rotary Club, which meets every Thursday at noon at Jefferson Landing, is a part of Rotary International, which is the largest and oldest service organization in the world. The Sports Hall of Fame is presented as part of the "Community Service" aspect of service for the Jeffersons Rotary Club.
For additional information please call Shane Simmons at 336-846-1465 or Graham Caddell at 336-246-6001, or contact any other Committee member.


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Saturday, November 23, 2013
The Palmetto Christian Academy Eagles jumpstarted their season with a 52-38 opening-night win over the Cathedral Academy Generals Friday in Charleston.
PCA (1-0) entered the game without all-state point guard J.T. Waters and lost all-state shooting guard Joseph Siegwald to injury five seconds in. Down both stars, the Eagles still powered to a 14-point lead in the opening quarter with a 16-2 run built off of nine first-quarter points from Will Tuchfarber.
The Eagles defense forced the Generals into tough shot attempts most of the night, limiting them to 7 percent shooting in the first quarter and just 18 percent for the game.
Tuchfarber led all scorers with 21 points on 8-of-18 shooting and added seven rebounds. Filing in for Siegwald, in his first varsity start, Chris DeMarco pulled down 17 rebounds -- 11 in the first half -- and turned in eight points and three steals.
"It was a little bit of a grind at times but I was proud of the way they came to play, especially in the first quarter," PCA head coach Brian Stanley said. "We got a little tired as the game went on and maybe lost a little bit of intensity and focus jumping out to the big lead."
Cathedral (0-1) trimmed the lead down to eight midway though the second quarter and stayed within 10 through the third while PCA struggled through its own 17-percent shooting slump. Christian Rogers scored nine in the second quarter as part of an 18-point Cathedral team high.
PCA regained its stroke in the fourth quarter, opening with a 15-4 run through the first five minutes to build a 21-point lead. Sam Iriart scored seven of his 12 points in the fourth and added seven rebounds on the night.
"We really tried to challenge ourselves in the fourth quarter to cherish every possession," Stanley said. "We started to finish stronger, got back in the flow and got back our focus.
"Overall, I was pleased. We got up above 20. We were able to get everybody in. We have a long ways to go but mission accomplished for tonight."
PCA returns to the court Dec. 3 on the road against Pinewood Prep in Summerville at 7:30 p.m.
Lady Eagles roll
The PCA Lady Eagles had little trouble coasting to a 43-12 win in the night's opening game.
PCA (1-0) held Cathedral (0-1) to just 2-of-19 shooting while building a 29-4 lead through the first half.
Corey Caulder led all scorers with 13 points, Lizzie Wilson added seven and Annie Pascutti six. Nine different Lady Eagles turned in at least two points.
Cathedral never came within 20 points of PCA in the second half.
The Lady Eagles will face Pinewood at 6:00 p.m. Dec. 3.
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Friday, December 5, 2008
I don't know if I should laugh or be embarrassed that three of Culture11's five blogs have my name as part of the title of a post today.
I have a life in the real world, I swear.
Update: Screen capture kindly provided by Peter Suderman.
4 comments:
- E.D. Kain said...
Three's a charm. I'd smile if I were you...
- December 5, 2008 at 5:15 PM
- CJ Smith said...
As one of the offending parties, I wrote what I wrote, out of a great deal of respect for what you are up to. Like ED, I would suggest a smile.
- December 6, 2008 at 1:35 PM
- BP said...
And you kick rightish ass every which way, Fred.
- December 6, 2008 at 5:01 PM
- Roque Nuevo said...
Since you asked…you should be embarrassed.
- December 11, 2008 at 9:30 AM
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NICEVILLE — Ya gotta love singing and dancing nuns, especially when they're the Little Sisters of Hoboken. I've had a thing for them ever since my pal Dan and I bought tickets to see the original "Nunsense" from a man hawking his while we waited in the TKTS line in Times Square.
Understandably, the Theatre Development Fund folks who run TKTS warn you not to buy tickets from anyone but them, but this time, we hit the jackpot. By the time we left the Douglas Fairbanks, our jaws hurt from laughing and my side hurt from when I slid out of my seat while howling during one hysterical scene. (It was the Act I closer when Mother Superior accidentally gets stoned.) But we were hooked. As the show's tagline reads, "Nunsense is habit-forming."
Such is the humor awaiting the local audience Nov. 29 when Cindy Williams, of "Laverne & Shirley" TV fame, stars as Mother Superior in the touring production of "Nunset Boulevard" coming to the Mattie Kelly Arts Center at Northwest Florida State College. She joins a long and distinguished cast who've performed the character, including Kaye Ballard, Rue McClanahan, Sally Struthers, Phyllis Diller, Honor Blackman and Edie Adams.
"Nunsense," Dan Goggin's loving homage to his Catholic formative years, begun as a line of greeting cards, has grown into a substantial franchise. He followed with "Nunsense 2: The Second Coming," "Nuncrackers: The Nunsense Christmas Musical" and four more installments. He even oversaw a special New Orleans production of "Nunsense," restaged with actors in drag, called "Nunsense A-men."
The original show has been translated into more than 20 languages and has been produced more than 8,000 times around the world. It was the second-longest running off-Broadway production in history, surpassed only by "The Fantastiks."
The latest incarnation, "Nunset Boulevard," a tender poke at "Sunset Boulevard," Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's stage musical of Billy Wilder's classic piece of 1950 film noir, finds the Little Sisters of Hoboken in California. They have been invited to perform at the Hollywood Bowl and are thrilled at the opportunity until they arrive and realize that they are actually booked into the Hollywood Bowl-A-Rama — a bowling alley with a cabaret lounge — and not the famed outdoor amphitheater they envisioned.
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HAMBURG, NY - The Hilbert College men's basketball team completed the regular season with a 14-11 record finishing in fourth place with an 11-7 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference mark. The Hawks earned the right to host a first round play-off game at 7pm Tuesday, February 21 when fifth seeded D'Youville College comes to the Hafner Recreation Center. Admission is free for all fans.
The Hawks boast six players averaging between 18.3 ppg and 7.3 ppg. Junior guard Dan McFarland leads the team with 18.3 ppg, 5.1 rpg and team-high 55 steals. Junior guard Chris Parrott is producing 12.8 ppg and 5.2 rpg. Sophomore forward Jordan VanDunk is scoring 9.9 ppg and grabbing team-best 6.2 rpg. Junior guard Anthony Hodge scores 7.7 ppg and 2.5 rpg off the bench. Senior guard Chris Hoak averages 7.3 ppg with two-thirds of his points coming from downtown. Sophomore guard CJ Hodge chips in 7.5 ppg and team-high 4 apg.
Hilbert split the season series against D'Youville, with a come-from-behind win (86-84) on the road and a home loss (98-85) two weeks ago.
Senior Raysean Johnson leads four Spartan players in double digit scoring logging 23 ppg which slots him as the league's leading scorer. Clustered together in point production are junior Patrick Coyle (12.2 ppg), senior Greg Osika (12.2 ppg) and freshman Jeff Curry (12.1 ppg). Coyle leads D'Youville's charge with 9.8 rpg followed by Johnson's 5.4 rpg. Osika is credited with 7 steals and sophomore Jake Maryniewski has distributed 110 assists. The Spartans were 10-15 overall, 10-8 in conference play.
D'Youville finished the season averaging 82.1 ppg (#2 rank in league) with Hilbert trailing behind at 77.0 ppg. In contrast, the Hawks held their opponents to 71.5 ppg scoring, and D'Youville allowed 84.8 ppg.
The Hawks averaged 36.9 rpg as the taller Spartans averaged 38.1 rpg. D'Youville led the conference with 5.6 blocks per game with 6'10" Coyle himself swatting 91 shots to average 4.8 bpg.
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Also February 21, number three seed, Penn State Behrend (14-10, 13-5) will host number six seed, Pitt-Bradford (10-14, 9-9). The winners of the first round games move on to the championship weekend, hosted by Medaille College (23-2, 17-1), the number one seed. On February 24, the Hilbert / D'Youville winner will face Medaille at 5:30 pm and Behrend / Bradford winner will challenge LaRoche (18-7, 13-5) at 8pm. The championship game will be played the following day at 3pm. The AMCC champion receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III tournament.
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So I found a way to use my camcorder as a webcam!
Step 1: What do you need?
A Camcorder (Firewire or Analog)
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A way to connect the Camcorder to the corresponding cards.
The Eagletron TrackerCam Software.
Go to trackerCamhttp://www.trackercam.com/TCamWeb/download.htm to download it, it is a free download. You need additional hardware to get full use of the software, but for a basic webcam this software is enough.
Step 2: Analog Camcorder Instructions
Setup your camcorder somewhere within the cables reach of the computer, and plug it into your video editing card (mine is an old Pinnacle DC-10+ that I have had for years) or your TV Tuner Card.
Step 3: Install TrackerCam Software
Step 4: Start Sharing you Webcam with your friends!
There are other options to this, but I had a webcam and videoediting card lying around not doing anything so it works for me.
One other option is to use your digital camera as a webcam if it supports a webcam function.
There are also many addons to the TrackerCam software that allow you to remotely control the camera, (ie:zoom and pan) or automatically track moving objects, which would be cool if you were operating a sexcam or were paranoid and wanted to use it as a security camera.
I've changed computers from a 2006 MacBook Pro with Firewire and USB to a 2014 iMac with USB only. My sole camcorder is a Sony DCR-TRV320 that works great with Firewire. Also, the only USB capture card I have is a Dazzle, but that only works with its proprietary capture software. I doubt it can be used for other purposes. Cannot USBs be retro-fitted for Firewire or vice-versa?
I know this is an older post but if it helps someone....
I am using an RCA (tape) Auto shot. 200X Digital Zoom w/colorview screen 2.5 inch plugged in to the transmitter of a Terk Leapfrog with the Terk Receiver plugged in to the video card on a Windows 7 Ultimate system. I have 12' connecting cables if I want to move it around the room and It works very well. The only draw back I have had issue with is only certain video software will work with it. Honetech 4.0 works well.
This configuration (Terk LeapFrog) will also work with VCR's, TV and Audio
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Ranitidine is known as an H2 histamine blocker. It works by reducing the amount of acid in your stomach. This helps heal and prevent ulcers and improves symptoms such as heartburn and stomach pain.
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BAKER — There would be no slow start for Baker girls basketball coach Brian Wagner to worry about Monday night as the Gators hosted Northview in a District 2-1A game.
Cassidy Anderson hit a 4-point play 31 seconds into the game to ignite a 19-0 Baker run as the Gators made short work of the Chiefs 49-26.
"It felt really good for us to come out and play the way we are capable of playing," Wagner said. "That's the first time that's happened. I'm real proud of that, but I'd like to see us sustain it throughout a game.
"We had several girls hit some buckets pretty quick and that gives you confidence any time that happens."
Anderson, who led all scorers with 21 points, was fouled as she sank a 3-pointer from the right baseline and made the free throw to give the Gators (11-6, 4-4) the quick lead they would never relinquish. Anderson finished the first quarter with 12 points scoring from both inside the paint and beyond the 3-point arch.
Anderson scored Baker's first 10 points before Sarah Hudson got into the act with back-to-back baskets to up the Gator lead to 14-0. A Kathryn Quigg 3-pointer to put the Gators up 19-0 with 1:35 left in the first quarter followed Anderson's final score of the first period.
Northview finally got on the scoreboard with a1:03 left in the period. A Bethany Chestnut free throw for Baker made it 20-2 at the end of the first quarter.
The Chiefs never got any closer than 15 points the rest of the way.
Northview as able to mount a small rally against the Gator backups in the second quarter, but the Chiefs never came close to cutting the Baker lead to under 10 points.
Anderson added five points in the second quarter, Chestnut scored four points and Lily Phillips two points as Baker led 31-13 at the half.
Haley Wagner hit a pair of 3-pointers for the Gators in the third period to keep the momentum in Baker's favor.
Anderson finished off her big night with a basket in the third quarter and a pair of free throws in the fourth quarter. Fittingly, the free throws were the final points of the game as Anderson helped finish the route she started.
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Natural Home Remedies on Heel Spur that You Should Know
Heel spur is related with the outgrowth of the bone of the heel. It may be located at the back of the heel or beneath the sole of the foot. When there is a heel spurs at the back of the heel then there is an inflammation of the Achilles tendon (tendinitis) which causes pain and tenderness at the back of the heel. It makes the condition worse while pushing off the ball of the foot. It is associated with the inflammation of the plantar fascia (fasciitis).
Heel spurs and plantar fasciitis arte related to the underlying disease which causes arthritis like reactive arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis and diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis. Heel spurs and plantar fasciitis can occur alone also. it is a fact and it should be kept in mind that heel spurs shows no symptom at all but incidentally it may be discovered during x-ray examination done for some other purpose. Though, it is an abnormal extension of the bones which is present in the heel. So it causes discomfort and pain associated with the inflammation in the affected area.
This type of disorder is more prone among the people with active life styles or the people who belongs to the sports field. This problem may also be caused by lifting of heavy objects. Various home remedies are available for heel spurs in various parts of the world. Some of the popular home remedies are given below –
1. The solution of borax is an effective remedy for the treatment of heel spurs. You may soak your feet in the solution of heel spurs regularly. Then you will observe the difference in inflammation and pain within few days.
2. Chlorinated water is also very effective for the treatment of heel spur. It not only takes away the pain but also bring down the inflammation caused in the area.
3. When there is any discomfort in any part of the body especially in the heel, apple cider vinegar helps in reducing the discomfort. You have to cut a paper in the shape of the heel. Soak this paper in apple cider vinegar and make a habit to wear it regularly for four to five days. You will definitely feel relief from heel spurs.
4. The affect of heel spurs is reduced by the application of ice pack on the affected area. It not only reduces the pain but also works on the muscles to reduce the inflammation.
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The Racial Politics of First Lady Lou Hoover's Invitation of Jessie DePriest to a White House Tea
First Lady Lou Hoover's invitation to Jessie L. DePriest to a White House tea party in 1929 created a storm of protest and indignation. This traditional act of hospitality toward the wife of the first black elected to Congress in the twentieth century created a political crisis for the president and first lady.
This presentation examines the "tempest" from the perspectives of the first lady, the DePriests, and DePriest family descendants.
The story of Oscar and Jessie DePriest highlights the courage and contributions of Oscar Stanton DePriest, the sole black voice in Congress at that time, to the history of the American civil rights struggle and the grace and poise of his wife who ably represented a generation of black women.First Lady Lou Hoover Encounters Nationwide Controversy →