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Disney On Ice presents Princesses & Heroes
Disney fans will be able to see all of their favorite characters in action when Disney On Ice presents Princesses & Heroes. Featuring Ariel, Aurora, Jasmine, Cinderella, Belle, Snow White, Rapunzel and Tiana, Disney princess fans big and small will be entertained as they watch dreams come true. Aladdin will help with discovering a whole new world while Prince Philip defeats the evil fire-breathing dragon Maleficent and Prince Eric breaks Ursula's spell. With the help of a little pixie dust, courtesy of Tinker Bell, the show will include high-flying jumps and daring acrobatics.
When: Thursday-Sunday
Where: North Charleston Coliseum, 5001 Coliseum Drive
Price: $16-$40
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Chris Tucker
Known best for his fast-talking performances in the "Rush Hour" films and in "The Fifth Element," actor and comedian Chris Tucker will be bringing his stand-up show to the Lowcountry. Most recently appearing in the award-winning film "Silver Lining Playbook," Tucker was a frequent performer on Def Comedy Jam in the '90s alongside Martin Lawrence and Chris Rock. At one point the highest paid actor in Hollywood, the Atlanta native's Chris Tucker Live 2013 World Tour has received rave reviews.
When: 8 p.m. Saturday
Where: North Charleston Performing Arts Center, 5001 Coliseum Drive
Price: $49.75
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Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience
While flipping channels on any given day, there's a good chance you've probably stopped on TLC after running across her trademark platinum poof and Long Island accent. If you watched for a little while, then you learned that the woman behind the hair is Theresa Caputo, a psychic medium who is bringing her gift to the Lowcountry. With "Long Island Medium" in its fourth season, the hit TLC show follows Caputo and her family around as they go about their daily lives with one slight hitch: She can't "turn off" her ability to communicate with the dead, which means that a trip to the grocery store or the mechanics is never "normal." Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience will feature personal stories about her life as well as interactive readings to audience members throughout the show.
When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
Where: North Charleston Performing Arts Center, 5001 Coliseum Drive
Price: $39.75-$89.75
more info: theresacaputo.com
Bus Shed Bash
The Dee Norton Lowcountry Children's Center is hosting its 10th annual Bus Shed Bash, an oyster roast and barbecue fundraiser. With proceeds going to the nonprofit, which serves victims of child abuse and neglect in Charleston and Berkeley counties, the aim of the event is to raise awareness among the community about the issue of abuse and the healing resources available at the center. With oysters, barbecue, hotdogs, beer, wine and live music included in the ticket price, the event is sure to be a good time for a worthy cause.
When: 7-10 p.m. Thursday
Where: Charleston Visitor Center Bus Shed, 375 Meeting St.
Price: $30 in advance, $40 at the door
more info: www.dnlcc.org
Fur Ball
Pet Helpers, one of the local adoption centers, will be hosting its annual Fur Ball fundraiser, with this year's theme of "having a ball, a beach ball." Featuring dinner, dancing, a live and silent auction, and more, the event is sure to be a good time. Last year's roaring '20s-themed gala was the most successful, raising more than $150,000. This year's ninth annual event is black tie optional, though "beach chic is a must."
When: 6:30-11 p.m. Saturday
Where: Charleston Marriott, 170 Lockwood Blvd.
Price: $150
more info: 314-2142, www.pethelpers.org, www.chspethelpersfurball.com
Lowcountry Blues Bash
Not to be confused with the other Lowcountry Blues Bash, this event serves as a fundraiser for the Alston Wilkes Society's Charleston Community Service Program & Scholarship Fund. The Alston Wilkes Society is a statewide nonprofit that provides "offenders, former offenders, the homeless, at-risk youth, veterans and their families the tools they need to become productive citizens." The fourth annual bash will include an oyster roast and other seafood, beverages, music, a silent auction and more.
When: 3-6 p.m. Sunday
Where: Bowen's Island Restaurant, 1871 Bowen's Island Road
Price: $30 per person, $50 per couple
more info: 803-799-2490, www.alstonwilkessociety.org
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Things I would have changed:not much besides a better scope. but don't let that stop you from buying one
What others should know:it is hard to cock at first but lightens up ALOT. not loud at all and has absolutely no recoil sometimes I barely know when it shoots!You should buy this if you like to hunt birds,squirrels, and rabbits!!!
after shooting the gun some more I found out the it has to much recoil and your scope will move and the hole in the breech will expand...don't get this gun
Things I liked:First i'd like to say that this isn't the first gamo that I own. No difference from the other two, this thing shoot very straight, and I'm hitting targets at 50 plus yards that are a little less than 1.5 inches in size. I did put a 3x9x32 scope o it. The one that comes with it is ok for plinking, but if you really want to see what this is rifle can. do change the scope
Things I would have changed:Supply with a better scope.
What others should know:I have friends that have other brand, they have problems hitting what I can at the ranges that I am. To be fair I have problems hitting those same targets with their rifles.
Things I liked:I wanted an air rifle that would shoot accurately from 30 to 50 yds. with some true knockdown power because I intend to hunt with this gun and not just shoot at targets. I read a LOT of reviews on guns from very moderately priced to the really expensive models. The Big Cat in .22 cal. with the nitro piston seemed well reviewed. I totally agree with the good reviews! I haven't shot enough pellets yet to really break in the gun, but I'm already getting tennis ball to golf ball sized groupings at 40 yds. With time and practice, I think I can get that kind of groupings at 50 yds. Most reviews hated the scope that came with the gun, but I've found it to be a pretty good scope so far. I had to tighten the screws a couple of times but now they seem to be staying tight. I have no complaints at all at this point. Accurate and hits really hard in the .22 cal. The synthetic stock works well for me because it's really tough and scratch resistant. Wood looks and feels great, but I'm happy with this stock. Really, it has done everything I wanted an air gun to do and at a price I thought was very reasonable.
Things I would have changed:The gun clangs a little when shot, and I read that some kind of insulation in the stock would quiet it down a little, so I might try that. The trigger pull seems a little long, and I wish it was a lot shorter. It takes some getting used to. Also, the safety seems backwards to me. You push it away from you for "fire" and pull it back toward you for "safe". That seems backwards to me. It may be that way to keep you from actually pulling the trigger when you take it off safety, but perhaps a safety outside the trigger ring would be better.
What others should know:I think this is a great gun for the money! I'm very happy with the purchase. My other gun is a multi-pump Benjamin, and I love it but the single cock barrel is sure easier, although it does take some effort to cock it. I Really like this gun!
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I really like the TWS dogleg for mounting optics.
So far it seems to have good reviews. I want to pick one up.
check out the primary arms red-dot sights for the AKs
you know the field is sort of 'lame" on the mid-priced optics for ar's and AKs.
these guys have some optics set up for the AK. they might be worth a shot. i have heard good things and i just ordered one of their "specials". hopefully it is as good as i have been hearing over the rumor-net.
in the red-dots you got the $15-$60 stuff then you jump to the $600-$3,000 units pretty quick.
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Any feedback on the red dots,I've got a cheap one and it's doing pretty good,but time will tell! morayman.......
so far the PSA looks OK. i haven't had the time to shoot it. don't know how well it will hold zero yet.
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check out vortex they have some $200 and up stuff that some LEO,S around here use/ igot one and so far so good has a screw in 3x magnifier. you can get one like mine for around $175 they also have really small one that in the $500 range called the razor
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in light of this horrific incident , i keep hearing we got to make the world SAFE?
what does that mean safe? does it mean that everything that can hurt us has been taken away?
so where do we start? so lets get rid of all legal firearms-
-of course there is no way to regulate the ILLEGAL arms in the hands of felons--
how safe do you feel now?
you know medical mistakes kill upwards of 100K a year--so lets just ban the practice of medicine?
how safe do you feel now--???
automobiles kill thousands and thousands every year--so lets just get rid of them.
now how safe do you feel?
that power in that wall socket --it can be dangerous!
you see where this is going--
if the safety nuts get in control and believe me that is what they want--CONTROL --they will turn the USA into a mirror image of the UK.
they have safety and security in the UK--at the very top. everybody else is pretty much on their own and the criminals have more rights than the citizens--
the UK even allows sheira courts to be established --thumbing their noses at the government ---
i miss the OLD USA-- the home of the Free and the Brave!
i do not recall everybody sitting around --wanting more safety and trying to red tape their way to some kind of safety utopia!
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The dog days have arrived.
As the month of June closed with a surge in temperatures, the trend continued into July, with Pushmataha County checking in above 100 degrees for the first time on Friday, after several days of near 100-degree highs.
Friday's temperature of 103 degrees was the hottest day of the year, so far, according to the Oklahoma Mesonet. Saturday, Antlers reported a high temperature of 101 degrees, with a high on Sunday of Sunday of 97 degrees.
Antlers also reported 3.17 inches of rainfall for the month of July through Monday, with measurable rainfall recorded seven out of 22 days.
In contrast, over the first three weeks of July 2011, Antlers reported .29 inches of rainfall and 20 days with high temperatures exceeding 100 degrees.
Conditions have been hotter and drier in Clayton, with eight days of 100 degree high temperatures reported, breaking the triple digit barrier on July 3 with a high temperature of 100 degrees. During the first three weeks of the month, Clayton reported 1.24 inches of rainfall.
In July of last year, Clayton received 2.01 inches of rainfall and reported high temperatures at or above 100 degrees every day, with an overall high temperature of 107 degrees, reported on July 24, 2011.
Cloudy has reported 3.78 inches of rainfall, so far, for the month of July, compared with .56 inches reported in July of last year. Cloudy reached triple digit high temperatures for the first time on July 6, with a high temperature of 101. Temperatures reached 102 degrees on Friday and Saturday.
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Police have detained a woman in a Wednesday night shooting that left a man hospitalized, and they are seeking a second suspect.
Latoya Denise Edwards, 28, of Belton, has been charged with attempted murder and placed in the Aiken County detention center.
The Aiken Department of Public Safety has issued an arrest warrant for Devontay Kaseem Gordon, 22, for attempted murder. His last known address was Williamsburg Street in Aiken.
Officers responded to a call of shots fired on the 1600 block of Colleton Avenue about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to Aiken Public Safety Lt. Karl Odenthal. There, they found 35-year-old Anthony Oakman lying face down on the curb in front of the apartments with multiple gunshot wounds.
According to the police report, Oakman appeared to have a gunshot wound to the head. He was taken to Georgia Regents Medical Center in Augusta for "advanced medical treatment" of his injuries. His status was unknown today.
Public Safety detectives are still investigating the incident, and additional arrests may be made, according to Odenthal.
Anyone with information about this crime is asked to contact Crimestoppers of the Midlands at 888-CRIME-SC. Callers will remain anonymous and could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.
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CRESTVIEW — Schools are out for the summer, but many lunchrooms are open for Okaloosa County Schools' Summer Feeding Program. The federally funded program bridges the gap between the school year and summer break by continuing to provide breakfast and lunch for children.
The program assures that youth participants under 18 years old receive a nutritious meal, organizers said. Meals include a sandwich wrap for lunch or a bowl of cereal or pastry for breakfast. Each meal includes a serving of fruit or vegetables along with milk or juice, per program guidelines.
Keep reading to see full program schedule.
"There are a lot of (children) that are not getting nourishment during the summer; a lot of them don't even get nourishment during the school year," said Richard Norris, the school district's food services department specialist who oversees the program. Sodexo Inc. provides foods and services.
At least 50 percent of children in an area must qualify for free or reduced-price meals for locations to be approved. More children have used the program over the past several years, particularly after the recession, Norris said.
The program assures all children will be provided for, should a location run out of meals, Larry Haile, a general manager with Sodexo, said.
"We can transfer meals from site to site," he said. "If they are willing to wait 10 to 15 minutes, we can provide them for them."
Baker and Laurel Hill schools are offering the program, as are several Crestview schools, including Davidson Middle School, Riverside Elementary School and Southside Center. The Crestview Family YMCA, Central Baptist Church and the Carver-Hill Community Center also participate.
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Davidson Middle School, 6261 Old Bethel Road, Crestview: 7:15 a.m., and 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Laurel Hill School, 8078 4th St., Laurel Hill: 7:15-8:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. June 17-28, and July 15-26.
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Northwood Elementary School, 501 4th Ave., Crestview: 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. June 18-27, and July 9-25.
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Antioch Elementary School,4700 Whitehurst Lane, Crestview: 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Carver-Hill Community Center, 461 School Ave., Crestview: 7:30-8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Central Baptist Church of Crestview, 951 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview: 7:15-8:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Crestview Family YMCA, 298 N. Wilson St., Crestview: 7:15-8:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Riverside Elementary School, 3400 E. Redstone Ave., Crestview: 7:15-8:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Shoal River Learning Center, 5190 S. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview: 8-8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Shoal River Middle School, 3200 Redstone Ave., Crestview: 7:15-8:15 a.m. and 12-1 p.m.
Southside Center, 650 S. Pearl St., Crestview: 7:15-8:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Walker Elementary School,2988 Stillwell Blvd., Crestview: 7:15-8:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
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Check this out. All this time I thought there was only the .50 Beowulf but apparently I was wrong.
All these calibers have a common thread that their design is meant for use in the AR platform, meaning they will fit an AR magwell and in some cases an AR mag.
The disadvantage that is common to most all of these, and which is what is going to keep them in "wildcat" country, is the "proprietary" desire by the manufacturers to keep the caliber in their brand of AR platform. One can argue that this is a good thing from a Quality Control viewpoint, but one can also argue that this is a bad thing from a home loader viewpoint. A cartridge simply can't become popular if it is in such a limited offering that you can't even find reloading dies!!!!
.458 SOCOM: Built by Teppo-Jutsu
.50 Beowulf: built by Alexander Arms
.499 LWR: built by Leitner-Wise Rifle Company
The .499 is like a "magnum" version of the .50 Beowulf... if the Beo is a .38, the .499 LWR is the .357 magnum. They might actually have been designed by the same team that eventually broke up and went separate ways, but it is hard to figure out the truth vs. the FUD. The .499 is a .50. It is .499 because of the potential for .50 cal bans.
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Defense Review - Alexander Arms .50 Beowulf: One Serious .499 Caliber Tactical Carbine.
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.500 Phantom: subsonic .50 based on the .458 in a larger caliber, and for the AR-10 platform.
.450 Bushmaster "Thumper": Think .50 Beowulf in .450, supported by both Bushmaster and Hornady. This is a "publicly supported" caliber that both companies are openly promoting to the commercial market. No word yet on reamers.
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Free Web Design & Development Curriculum
The introductory course curriculum on web design and development, now known as WebD2, integrates accessibility into a mainstream course. It was created for grades 9-12, but has been used at academic levels ranging from middle school to community college. It includes eight units covering introductory design and site planning, HTML coding, cascading style sheets, JavaScript, graphic design, site design and management, and use of web authoring tools. Students end the course by designing an accessible website for their school or local community organization.
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Accessible University (AU) is a fictional university home page designed to demonstrate a variety of common web design problems that result in visitors with disabilities being unable to access content or features. It includes a page with accessibility problems, a page that lists and explains the problems and recommends solutions, and an accessible page that implements the solutions.


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SPOILERS AHEAD! Before reading about plans for Downton Abbey Season 4, be sure you've seen or at least read our Downton Abbey Season 3 finale recap here. And if you're wondering when Downton Abbey Season 4 will premiere in the US, click here!
Downton Abbey has just started filming Season 4, which will include the aftermath of the big event at the end of Season 3. Lady Mary gives birth to a son, but right afterward her husband, Matthew Crawley, is killed in a car accident while rushing to celebrate with the rest of the family.
Life after Matthew: Downton creator Julian Fellowes told Digital Spy that Matthew's departure would dominate future episodes, adding that "Mary trying to rebuild her life" would be a key theme of Season 4. We've already read that she'll be getting a new boyfriend. But, thankfully, we shouldn't expect more major character deaths. "We don't want it turning into Midsomer Murders, where they live in the same village and 450 people get murdered," Julian laughed. So no other actors are allowed to suddenly leave the show!
What's next for Anna & Bates? Now that Bates is free, Joanne Froggatt (Anna) teased at least a little bit of good news for the couple. "You certainly see Anna and Bates in times of happiness, which I think was well needed," Anna told Zap2it, although she added that, of course, there will also be drama. "I'm afraid I can't say much but I don't think you'll be disappointed. As an actress you always want to play the drama." Also, she said, Anna is getting a new look! "I get a slightly new hairstyle, very exciting!"
Best season yet? "We have just had the read-through for Series 4 today and I am thrilled with the whole thing, including Anna and Bates's story," Joanne continued. "I obviously can't say more than that but I think it may be the best yet and there are certainly aspects of Anna's character that have never been seen before ... I think these scripts are the best yet. [Julian Fellowes] has done such an incredible job. "
Edith's independence: At the end of Season 3, Edith was in a strange position. Her editor confessed his love for her, but he's married. Obviously her family doesn't want her to be with a married man — Edith as a mistress?! — but Edith is going to make her own decisions, whether to be with him or not. Laura Carmichael told the Lancashire Evening Post that Edith is going to get feisty on Season 4. "She's coming into her own a little bit," Laura said. " think after being jilted she's thrown it all out the window, any ideas she did have in the first place and I think that's been good for her. It's given her a bit of independence and hotspur. I love playing her."
Are you excited for Season 4? What do you want to see for the characters?
When will Season 4 premiere, you ask? According to the New York Daily News, "Downton fans now can set alarms for Jan. 5, 2014, 322 days hence, which is the projected date for season four."
Sources: Digital Spy , Zap2it, Lancashire Evening Post
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I've been rewatching Jesus Christ Superstar recently and this thought sprang into my mind - did the real Jesus ever sing? I mean, are there any records to that effect in the Scriptures or elsewhere, perhaps, in apocryphical texts, coptic texts, don't know..
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A home invasion occurred over the weekend in Warrenville in which one woman was assaulted.
The incident occurred at a home on Edgar Street on Saturday when a man and woman entered the unsecured home at about 11:45, according to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
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On Thursday, December 23, the seventh-grade French classes taught by Madame Skilton and Monsieur Grace hosted the seventh-grade Spanish and study hall students (along with several of their teachers) in the middle school gym for a delightful French luncheon. They sang, tried new foods and participated in the French Table Manners Contest.
Beginning with the first course, guests were served quiche and escargot cooked in pesto by Madame Skilton (escargot, by the way, are snails!). The second course was salad, the third was pizza and for dessert mousse au chocolat (chocolate mousse). For each course there was a topic to discuss, from cognates to family traditions to what people were doing over vacation.
During the third course, there was the French Table Manners Contest where everyone had to eat with their fork in their left hand. Another French custom is that once you cut a piece of pizza, you have to eat that piece rather than cutting up the whole thing first.
Before they started to eat, several seventh-grade French students including Emily Sinnot, Kathryn Pilliod and Lily Clark taught everyone "Vive le Vent," a French song about the winter wind sung to the tune of "Jingle Bells." Toward the end of lunch Emily, Kathryn and Lily invited everyone else up to sing with them.
Last but certainly not least, there was Cooking with Christian, a huge hit where seventh-grader Christian Torsell explained the history behind the food everyone was eating.
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Salmon Rillettes With Horseradish From 'Buvette: The Pleasure of Good Food'
For this recipe from Buvette: The Pleasure of Good Food, chef Jody Williams was inspired by Thomas Keller's well-loved salmon rillettes, which she learned to make during her time under him at his by-gone West Village restaurant, Rakel. With fresh and smoked salmon, crème fraîche, and horseradish, it's a rich, creamy, punchy dish that disappears quick. More


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According to a draft copy of the minutes of the Dec. 11 board meeting, School Superintendent William Mathews presented board member Alfred Pitts with a certificate from the Georgia Secretary of State's Office in recognition of his re-election to the Board of Education.
Board member Mark Andrews was not at the meeting and Board Chairman Ginger Bailey accepted his certificate.
Dropout prevention coordinator Bonnie Peters presented board members with a Jones County success story, Gary Foster, who was a ninth-grade dropout. Peters said, when he contacted the school last year, he was 19 and had zero credits. He now has 18 credits and is on track to graduate.
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Not to state the obvious, but what a mess. I am one of the lucky ones living on higher ground in Lyons. There are so many friends and peers in Lyons in very bad shape it continues to tug at my heart.
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Put on your boots and jeans, saddle up your pony, and giddy on up to the historic Stanley Hotel! Giddyup Kitty is back in town with a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll. Celebrate spring and have fun on Sunday, April 7, at 2 p.m., with this award winning bluegrass band as they return to Estes for a high-energy performance of country-grass music.
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The sign on the door read "Closed" and the times of operation stated, "Monday, 4:00." Still, a car, with the driver's door open, sat alongside the road in front of The Merc (short for Mercantile), located in the small town of Jamestown. A neighbor offered to go inside to get Rainbow.
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The Outlaw Saloon is pleased to announce the return of Open Mic-Night, hosted by local musicians Lori Flynn and Dave Long in partnership with Brightwood Music.
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Please Note: Content on this site has been compiled for the Media/Press. If you're looking for specific information on the 2012 Providence College Commencement Ceremony (Accommodations, Guest Tickets, Directions, FAQs, Schedules, etc) please visit College Events.
Release Date: 5/18/2012Pride, Gratitude Define Legacy Students in Class of 2012
Providence, R.I. - As a child, Hannah J. Hughes '12 (Fairfield, Conn.) recalls hearing plenty of stories from her parents, James M. Hughes, Esq. '73 and Christine M. Hughes '75, about their undergraduate days at Providence College. Her parents told her how they met at PC, how her father proposed to her mother in Aquinas Hall, and how her mother had her bridal shower in Aquinas.
Release Date: 5/18/2012Lives of Meaning and Purpose: Twins Max and Nick Widmer '12 'Brought Joy' to Endeavors
Providence, R.I. - After sharing a bedroom at home for 17 years, identical twins Max and Nick Widmer '12 (Huntington, N.Y.), the oldest of six, didn't plan to attend the same college. But after a tour, they "had a certain feeling" Providence College was the place for each of them.
Release Date: 5/17/2012Lives of Meaning and Purpose: A Decade in the Making, Persistence brings Degrees to School of Continuing Education Students
Providence, R.I. - A bachelor's degree is an even greater accomplishment when it takes a decade to achieve. For Ashley Wheeler '12SCE, the journey took almost 10 years. For Ana Marin '12SCE, it was 12. The Providence College School of Continuing Education students both completed their studies while working full-time jobs — Wheeler in Providence, Marin in Boston. Marin did it while shepherding two children through high school and college. Both women were determined not only to obtain degrees, but to make sure those degrees were from PC.
Release Date: 5/16/2012Lives of Meaning and Purpose: A Helping Hand: Dedicated Peer Tutors Leave Lasting Imprint
Providence, R.I. - Time after time, they answered the call for help. When their fellow students needed extra help with a research paper, studying for an exam, or understanding a classroom lesson, peer tutors in the Office of Academic Services (OAS) and the Writing Center have steadfastly been there to encourage and bolster writing and study skills.
Release Date: 5/15/2012Lives of Meaning and Purpose: Providence College Senior Determined to Take Lessons, Leadership Home to Botswana
Providence, R.I. - Mo Maruping '12 (Orapa, Botswana) started preparing for his future career soon after he arrived at Providence College. He met with the Office of Career Services during his freshman year, identified mentors among the student body and the professional staff, and took on internships in addition to his work experience as a resident assistant.
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Providence, R.I. - Providence College students annually volunteer nearly 60,000 hours at more than 200 community agencies, schools, and other non-profit sites in Greater Providence.
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Release Date: 5/14/2012Lives of Meaning and Purpose: Horn, Kreczko Give Inner-City Youths a Voice
Providence, R.I. - Thanks to Christopher Horn '12 (West Simsbury, Conn.) and Benjamin Kreczko '12 (Weatogue, Conn.), "Dru," "Halo," "Trey," and "Adonis Da Don," inner-city youths from Rhode Island, have found their voices as hip hop artists.
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Two members of the Class of 2012 who followed very different scholarly paths are tied for highest academic honors at Providence College.
Providence, R.I. - Michael A. Wahl '12 (West Warwick, R.I.), a theology and mathematics double major, and Emma Wright '12 (Lake Hill, N.Y.), a history major with minors in French and German, will prepare an address to students that Wahl will deliver at the Academic Awards Ceremony on Saturday, May 19. The two members of the Liberal Arts Honors Program have earned summa cum laude honors and received straight As, with a 4.0 grade point average, for their entire academic careers.
Release Date: 4/27/2012Wright '12, Lake Hill, N.Y. Resident Awarded Fulbright Scholarship to Teach in Germany
Providence, R.I. – Emma Wright '12 (Lake Hill, N.Y.), a history major, with minors in French and German at Providence College, has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship that will combine her passions for international travel and sustainable food policy in Germany.
Release Date: 3/28/2012Award-Winning Actress and Rhode Island Native Viola Davis Will Deliver Providence College Commencement Address on Sunday, May 20, 2012
Providence, R.I. – Viola Davis, a critically revered actress of film, television and theater, will receive an honorary doctorate in fine arts and present the Commencement Address at Providence College's Ninety-Fourth Commencement Exercises on Sunday, May 20, 2012. The ceremony will take place at 11:00 a.m. at the Dunkin' Donuts Center, 1 LaSalle Square, Providence, R.I.
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Operations are set to expand at the Savannah River Site's H-Canyon facility, a development that will help maintain the jobs of 750 employees. The Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management announced that the chemical separations plant would be involved in two new projects in a press release Monday.
A Department of Energy and environmental impact review recently cleared the way for H-Canyon to process a limited quantity of the spent or used nuclear fuel that is stored in the L-Basin facility at SRS. That will free up more space in L-Basin, which receives spent fuel from domestic and foreign research reactors.
L-Basin has reached its storage capacity for High Flux Isotope Reactor cores and projections show it could reach capacity for other used nuclear fuel as early as 2016.
H-Canyon will now be allowed to process up to 1,000 spent nuclear fuel bundles and up to 200 High Flux Isotope Reactor cores from L-Basin through 2018.
Freeing up storage space rather than making costly modifications to L-Basin will provide near-term savings of approximately $40 million to taxpayers, according to the Department of Energy.
In another developments, H-Canyon will receive and process residual material from the production of molybdenum-99 in Canada. The material contains highly-enriched uranium that came from the United States originally.
After being processed, the material "can be turned into fuel for commercial nuclear reactors," said Bill Taylor, a Department of Energy spokesman.
Molybdenum-99 is the parent isotope of technetium-99m, the primary isotope used in diagnostic nuclear imaging.
The H-Canyon's involvement in processing the leftover material from molybdenum-99 production is the result of a contract between the Department of Energy and Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. The latter organization is funding the project.
During the Nuclear Security Summit in South Korea last year, President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper agreed to expand efforts to return highly-enriched uranium materials stored at the Atomic Energy of Canada Limited's Chalk River Laboratories in Ontario to facilities in the United States.
Constructed in the early 1950s, H-Canyon is the only hardened nuclear chemical separations plant still in operation in this country.
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I found the OP to be very nice about her dislike. i also however found the Pitchforks and torches from those who Disagree really distastful. Its almost like your saying "you dont like Pizza, Off with her head". Way to show maturity guys. The rest that were nice and replied with some dignity, Thanks your a credit to the genre.
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Ive gotten to level 25 in this game. I got suckered by a friend to spend the $60 to get the game for early access and now I regret it. This game reminds me of rift and warhammer. So far from what I have seen, you have a story quest and then you do all the randomly generated quests over and over again. I think I may be done with MMOs altogether at this point. This game bores the hell out of me. I did, however, enjoy the crafting in this game. Thats probably the only positive thing I have at this point.
Originally posted by dreamer05
Well the Personal Story stuff was designed more specifically to be just that, personal. Everyone experiences different stories depending ont he choices they made at creation, and the choices they make throughout the story. The bringing friends in thing is just an option if you need help or just want them to come along.
You shouldnt need to be in the same zone as them though. Ive been partied with my brother and in different zones and I still get the prompt to join his instance.
Originally posted by donjuanagain
1st. Theyre not randomly generated. Yes some are, but the majority of them require either a) performing certain actions in the area, such as killing enough of a certain type of enemy b) interacting with objects int he environment c) talking with NPCs to trigger them. A lot of people overlook C. You know when youre running around and NPCs start shoting at you to come to them, or that they need help, etc. TALK TO THEM. Its a Dynamic Event trigger, not the usual pointless NPC gibberish.
Warhammer - Same exact PQs in the same exact place and completely static in every way. They do not change unless you make them change. PQs also have no impact whatsoever on ANYTHING besides that PQ. What you do in 1, has no impact on others. Failing or winning a PQ does not alter what you can access in the area.
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I also find the game to be very repetitive. In the first 9 levels you can see what you will expect for the next 30. I haven't made it to 40 on any character yet but I assume it will be more of the same. I also thought I read somewhere that Anet wanted to promote exploration. Where is the exploration when every map has all the poi's and skill up challenges ect. laid out for you in a nice smorg? There are some hidden caves with jumping "puzzles" in them but no reward for effort made = pointless. I can't really comment on the wvwvw due to the fact that I can't sit for 4+ hours waiting on a que to get in.
I attempted to roll a few alts but came to the realization that if every class can fill all roles, what's the point of having more then one?
I can't understand how taking away features is innovative either, have you tried to duel anyone for fun? don't bother because you can't. Want to trade someone an item for some coin? you better trust them as there is no trade window and all is done via in game mail without a c.o.d feature.
Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.
Originally posted by LIOKI
The points marked ont he maps are only part of it. Actually TRY exploring instead of just travelling from point A to point B. Theres a lot of hidden stuf, not just the jumping puzzles. They, as well as those puzzles do offer rewards like chests, rich ore nodes, gardens/farms, etc. So really not sure how you came to the conclusion there is no reward. Youre only being led by the hand if you let it happen. Think for yourself instead of following the points and youll find lots of cool and rewarding things.
Ive said it many times, and Ill say it again. If the WvWvW queues are such a huge issue, get off the highest pop servers. Out of the 4 servers ive played on, I have only had to queue on 1 of them.
Yes each class can fill each role, but they do it very differently. Your comment is like saying whats the point of classes in any game. Take WoW for example. A rogue can dps, so why play a ranger, or mage? They should just make 1 class, since theyre all DPS. See how that works?
The player to player trading isnt there for 1 main reason. Theyre trying to build a GAME wide economy. The trading post isnt just server wide, but is linked across every server. The only reason I see to not simply put your stuff up for sale so others can go buy it at a fair price is because youre trying to scam someone and sell it for more than its worth. Otherwise just post it, and that person can go buy it.
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Originally posted by dreamer05
Well, as long as you willing to expand some to support you'll do fine.
I'll admit that I don't think Elementalists are the best at support. Healing Rain can be awesome, but they don't have as many abilities as you might like. Guardians are perhaps the best at this. But you wouldn't want to be pure healing anyhow, as people take a lot less damage in GW2 compared to Trinity MMOs (a lot of the damage is to be avoided in GW2).
However, there are some interesting options, none-the-less. Though branching out to some crowd control is advisable (as well as just regular damage. A big thing to remember about the Elementalist, all weapon skills recharge individual even ones you can't see. So if you switch to Air your water skills will continue to recharge and all of your air skills will be available. So there's some huge opportunity for combining some of the best options from multiple elements.
If you like doing some switching there are several things that can work well with this.
15 points into the Water Trait Line you'll heal people nearby when you attune to water. This encourages switching out of water and later switching back -- which is good anyway if you like support, as a lot of good water abilities have cooldowns longer than 10 seconds. By then, at 10 points in, you can also be curing a condition on yourself and allies when switching back -- a lot of conditions are pretty nasty, so getting rid of them is a good thing. Those 15 points aren't a bad basis to start with.
You could potentially go further and go into an Aura build -- 30 in Water for Auras applied to allies, 10 in Air for Auras granting Fury (20% crit) and Switness for 10 seconds (stacks in duration). The Staff has Magnetic Aura (reflect projectiles, earth) at a 30 second cooldown, or you could go dagger/focus for a shocking/fire shield auras (stuns attackers and makes burning on nearby enemies) -- that's a 25 and 40 second cooldown respectively. An interesting thing to note about burning is that it stacks in duration, but it uses the best damage that's been applied, so if someone else is doing good burning damage, you can help extend how long it sticks around. Worth mentioning because if you go 20 into fire, you make a Fire Aura everytime you activate a Signet. So 20 fire/10 Air/30 Water (10 more points) and a couple signets and you can regularly keep up the +20% crit and 33% faster movement buffs. Though 10 more into Arcane would let you pick an aura to put up whenever you revive an ally (that's more situational). I'm not sure if 10 into Earth would grant protection (33% less damage taken for 3 seconds) to all allies, as I am not high enough to test this. The other stuff has been tested by others and definitely works though.
Another option is going a bit more Arcane. 15 points into arcane lets you put up a 5 second buff on allies whenever you switch attunements (fire = might, regeneration = water, swiftness = air, protection = earth). That's pretty awesome. There are some cool things further in arcane regarding dodging and the like (such as ways to get endurance to dodge more and an effect at the end of each dodge based on your attunement -- water has cleansing wave, heal + condition cure).
To be clear all this stuff largely just affects nearby allies. In a dungeon this requires a little coordination. Outside of a dungeon you'll have to do most of the legwork regarding movement. But I'd definitely look at your weapon skills on all elements for things that would help out. Especially ones that cause conditions like weakness, blindness, etc. Elementalists as a general rule don't have a lot of buffs (as indicated above, traits provide a way around that), but you can pick up the slack by instead imposing a number of conditions on enemies. All the builds up there should leave plenty of free time for you to do other things as well, which is good.
Edit: I'm just level 37, so even I can't try out most of this stuff yet. For even the basic aura build, you need to be level 60 (50 trait points, and the ability to get grandmaster traits). That's enough for 30 in water, 10 in air, and 10 anywhere you want. So that's pretty much level 70, I think, before you can keep the Swiftness and Fury buff up consistently (which would also give you some leeway to use your auras more tactically). Probably the neatest thing about Fury is that Elementalists, as best I know, have the only build that can keep it up all the time on others. Ok, there's another neat thing, a lot of traits and weapon mods have things that activate on crits and a 20% bump is massive.
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Originally posted by Bijou
I totally agree with you, 100%. I've never understood the appeal of games that have to incentivise you to play them.
Originally posted by Rayshe
Thank you so much!
Originally posted by dreamer05
It was actually kinda slow for me at the beginning also. I pushed thru and got very interested in the teens, in the 20's things got quite fun and in the 30's what little sensation of grindiness I had went away immediately and the levels just started zooming by.
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Meh lets face it, if it was a P2P game it would sink as fast if not faster than SWTOR.
As for the people saying the P2P model is outdated, it is because no one can provide the service and quality that that goes with it.
Originally posted by Aori
Amen, on all acounts. I like this game so far but it doesn't stand up to others or my standards for such a long developed MMO that would be P2P. I would never mind paying $15 a month but the quality has to match up.
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It's unfortunate so many are trolling you here OP. These types of people exist on both sides and are probably interchangable for which "side" they are going for, so essentially just the same people. As far as weapon skills go, I had this same feeling. Couple ways to improve this that I'm sure have been mentioned. You have your traits and slot skills and also your weapon swap to give a bit of variety. Also choosing your mainhand/offhand combination if you choose to. I'd suggest trying to make it harder for yourself, maybe pull multiples etc until maybe the challenge of it gives you interest if you feel a lot of monotony. Other than that you can run a few different chars as weapon skills vary depending on class. If it still seems like drudgery, shrug, not too much you can do about it after that.
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Originally posted by Aori
@OP yeah i got bored of this pretty fast as well i did manage to get my guy to lvl 30 but at that point i was utterly bored of the heart quests and so called dynamic events... and the PVP queues for WvWvW are just stupid when i want to play.. I also was lucky and got access to Planetside 2 beta and that is just so much more fun to play.. so I have not even started up GW2 since i got access to that... plus I got a few other games that of course are not mmorpgs but provide more fun.. like war of the roses.
I guess GW2 just aint for me.. no loss really i picked it up pretty cheap :)
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Players come for the game, but they stay for the people- Most Devs have forgotten this.
Originally posted by oubers
The OP is just another of the long chain of low activity old accounts that we have seen necroed in order to sling shit at the wall about this game, full of contradicting negative 'personal opinion', while claiming to have previously 'been a fan'. Take it as it appears is my advice and be aware of why people post. It isn't always just fans wanting to chat.
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Even if I put any faith in it all, I would still disregard the opinion of anyone who has only given the game the briefest of looks before claiming any kind of boredom. I personally would consider that to be the users issue and not the game's.
GW2 isn't for everyone, no game is, and it won't suit a lot of folk's tastes. I am not offended by that. The launch has been a mess, and I am not offended by people talking about that either. Can you guess what I AM offended about though?
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I seriously find it hilarious how people talk about this game if it was sub it would be less popular... (despite there being no way it would be sub as Arena Net didn't even do that for #1 and probably never even talked about it for #2). This game has an insane amount of content compared to pretty much every sub game ever released. Hell it has more content than games that have been out for years.
Personally I feel like I robbed arena net.. how can so much only cost me 60$??!?!?!?!?!
Originally posted by Vesavius
Haha low activity? Look at my years of membership and posting consistency. It's exactly the same. In fact look at all my old previous posts and see if there is any evidence that you can use to back up your claim. So pathetic. I beg you, get a life.
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Players come for the game, but they stay for the people- Most Devs have forgotten this.
Originally posted by dreamer05
You failed to understand. Account age has nothing to do with activity.
I don't 'claim' anything.
But... so what? You played, you claim, to Level 9... and you claim to now be bored. Fine. It's your right to express that (for whatever reason), and it is my right to dismiss it. The cycle continues.
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Automatic qualifying for the USA Ryder Cup team ended after the PGA Championship. The top eight players who are officially on the team are: Tiger Woods, Bubba Watson, Jason Dufner, Keegan Bradley, Webb Simpson, Zach Johnson, Matt Kuchar and Phil Mickelson.
USA team captain Davis Love will make four additional picks Sept. 4th following the Deutsche Bank.
Hunter Mahan, Steve Stricker, Jim Furyk, Rickie Fowler, Brandt Snedeker, Bo Van Pelt and Dustin Johnson are the next seven names on the Ryder Cup points list.
After his big win this week at the Barclays, Nick Watney may have just thrown his name into the mix also.
Mahan won two PGA Tour titles in 2012 and probably thought his position on the Ryder Cup Team was assured. Since his win at Houston in April, however, he's only had one top 10 finish. Not the type of resume Love is looking for in a captain's pick. He missed the cut at the Barclays and will need to perform well next week at the Deutsche Bank to get Love's attention.
Stricker has had another steady year on tour. He picked up a win early in the year in Hawaii. He was recently runner-up at WGC-Bridgestone and has seven top 10 finishes. Strix is on the team if for no other reason than as the designated partner for Tiger Woods.
Furyk is a veteran of several Ryder Cup and President Cup competitions. He is just the type of steady experienced player that a team needs. Furyk has put himself in contention more than once this year but has had some memorable failures. He held the lead at the U. S. Open with just three holes left and could not get the job done. I don't think that will matter to Love. Furyk is on the team.
Fowler finally got his first PGA Tour win at the Wells Fargo in May. He followed that up with a T-2 at the Players and T-5 at the Crowne Plaza but since then his best finish was a T-31 at the U. S. Open in June. Rickie does well in match play and would partner well with a veteran player. Plus he brings the flashy style and young viewers to the game. I think Rickie is on the team.
That leaves only one spot remaining for Mahan, Johnson, Van Pelt, Snedeker or possibly Watney.
Johnson, Mahan and Snedeker all have wins in 2012. Van Pelt has had a career year and has been in contention several times but has not won.
Snedeker finished runner-up at the Barclays, shooting 68-70 on the weekend at Bethpage. He definitely did not hurt his chances at making the team. Another high finish at the Deutsche Bank may just secure his spot.
Johnson finished just one shot behind Snedeker this week for a T-3. You just know that Love wants DJ on the USA Team.
Van Pelt finished T-24 at the Barclays. It was another solid week for him but he needs a win next week to get on the Ryder Cup Team.
Watney had only had three top 10s heading into the playoffs this week. But you know what they say: Winning talks but …. Well, you know.
If he can back up his win with another high finish next week he may just find himself on the team.
Mahan's missed cut puts him well behind the others. He needs a win quick.
This will be a tough decision for Love and the USA Ryder Cup team. Competition makes everyone play better. Any one of these players would be a good choice for the team.
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- 5 Summit League Commissioner's List of Academic Excellence
- 33 Academic All-Summit League
With Director of Golf Casey VanDamme leading both the Jackrabbit golf programs, a true family feel has been formed. All practices, workouts, meetings, goals and expectations are formed as one. Often times the teams also get to travel together and compete side by side – including both the Jackrabbit Invitational and the Jackrabbit Fall Invitational. Most recently, the two teams competed together and won the co-ed trophy awarded in the spring of 2013 at the Cal-State Bakersfield Roadrunner Invitational.


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The Baby Brezza Quattro Storage System is specially designed to work with your Baby Brezza One Step Baby Food Maker. This unique storage system includes 4 containers with tray. Secure-lock lids provide spill-proof storage. The tray and containers also fit perfectly into the Baby Brezza One Step Baby Food Maker bowl for quick reheating and defrosting.
Multiple sets stack easily on top of each other, economizing space wherever you store them! A day-of-the-month-dial allows you to set the day you made your food so you'll know it's still fresh.
- For storing, reheating and defrosting baby food.
- Secure-lock lids for spill-proof storage.
- Day-of-the-Month Date Dial: set the day you made your food so you know it's still fresh.
- Each container holds ¾ cup (6 fl oz)
- BPA Free
- Refrigerator, freezer and dishwasher safe