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Enrollment for Summer 2015 is now closed.
The National Young Leaders Conference (NYLC) is a seven-day leadership program for outstanding high school students. At this summer program, Washington, DC will serve as your living classroom where you will join high-achieving peers from across the nation to gain real-world leadership experience and the essential leadership skills you need to succeed in college and in your future career.
Through hands-on workshops, exciting speaking events, and exclusive site visits you will be empowered to emerge as an influential voice in your community, state, and even at the national level. Discover the secrets of leaders as you explore your interests, enlarge your perspective and hone the skills you need to become an influential leader in the 21st century.
By completing this program, you are also eligible to receive college credit from George Mason University.
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Extend your time and learn about university admissions. Learn more about cultural extensions.
As part of the National Young Leaders Conference experience, students meet with and learn from leaders who have shaped the future. Learn More
Alumni of the National Young Leaders Conference (NYLC) go on to be leaders for change in the world, no matter what they do. Meet our Alumni
Tuition for the National Young Leaders Conference includes instruction and supervision, program activities and site explorations, two meals per day, program materials and transportation during the program.
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Envision offers a limited number of scholarships to qualified students each year based upon financial need, scholastic merit, leadership achievements and other factors.
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Is the National Young Leaders Conference for me?
This program is for you if you are a high-achieving high school student who has demonstrated leadership potential and academic achievement. Many of our students are nominated by educators, leaders from youth organizations and participating institutions, but open enrollments are welcomed from qualified students in grades 9-12 during the 2014-2015 school year.
What happens after I enroll?
After you enroll, you will receive an enrollment confirmation email. A personalized URL will be created for you – your MyEnvisionExperience.com page – where you can find important program updates, the Mandatory Travel Form, the Student Information Form, a travel checklist, pre-conference assignments and a press release you can use to notify local media about your participation in this prestigious program. You will receive notification in the mail and via email with details about how to access your MyEnvisionExperience.com page.
What happens if the program is full? Is there a wait list?
Should the program be full, we will let you know. You will be placed on a wait list and your payment will not be processed. If space becomes available, we will contact you and confirm your interest to attend before proceeding with enrollment.
What is the dress code for this program?
You should plan to pack both relaxed business attire and professional attire for the program. When relaxed business attire is called for, ladies must wear dresses, skirts (no mini-skirts, short shorts or leggings) or slacks (no denim or capris) with blouses or polo shirts; gentlemen must wear button-down, polo or collared shirts and slacks (no denim or cargo pants).
When professional attire is required, ladies must wear dresses, suits or skirts/slacks with a jacket and blouse; gentlemen must wear a suit or sport jacket with dress pants, dress shirt and tie.
There will be opportunities during the conference for you to wear casual attire, including jeans. Comfortable dress shoes are essential. You will be walking a great deal throughout the conference.
For more detailed information about the dress code for this program, visit your MyEnvisionExperience.com personal Web page, which will be available to you after you enroll.
What is the code of conduct for this program?
You are expected to abide by the Student Code of Conduct. You also must abide by and uphold all conference rules. We expect you to conduct yourself as a mature and responsible leader who represents your school and community.
What is the University & Cultural Extension?
As part of the National Young Leaders Conference experience, you have the option of extending your time at the program with the four-day University & Cultural Extension. During this interesting and fun exploration of Washington, DC, you will:
Who is Envision?
Envision is a leading experiential education organization dedicated to enabling students of all ages explore their interests and gain critical learning experiences beyond the classroom. Envision merged with LeadAmerica in 2012 to provide a comprehensive offering of programs to help students develop the leadership, scholarship and career skills needed to succeed in the competitive 21st century. See About Envision for more detailed information about Envision, its history of successful educational programs, its leadership and its partners.
All Envision programs are designed to align with Common Core State Standards and other national standards for education. See what others are saying about their Envision program experiences.
How is Envision funded?
Envision is a tuition-based, self-supporting organization, with many students securing financial support from local business, civic, community and leadership organizations. Scholarship funds are also available for qualified nominees. Learn more about scholarships and fundraising opportunities.
Is Envision affiliated with a political party or the U.S. government?
No. Envision is a nonpartisan educational organization.
What is included in tuition?
Tuition for the National Young Leaders Conference (NYLC) includes instruction and supervision, program activities and site explorations, two meals per day, program materials and charter bus transportation during the program.
Transportation to and from Washington, DC is NOT included in tuition. While attending the program, you will only need money for souvenirs and other incidentals.
How do I apply for a scholarship or financial assistance?
You can visit the Envision scholarships page for more information. We are proud to offer a limited number of scholarships to eligible students, opening the door to young leaders from a variety of backgrounds. You should also know that many students fundraise to pay for most or all of their tuition costs. See the fundraising page for more information.
What happens if there are no spaces available by the time I am able to accrue the full tuition amount by fundraising?
If you intend to fundraise to raise program tuition, we encourage you to enroll using our convenient payment plan. That way you will make sure you have safely secured your space in the program. It is always a good idea to contact our Office of Admissions once you begin your fundraising campaign
How will I be notified about my scholarship application?
You can expect to be notified by email. This usually happens about two weeks after the scholarship deadline date has passed. If you do not provide an operable email address, you will receive notification by mail approximately three weeks after the scholarship deadline date has passed. The scholarship deadline date can be found on the scholarships page.
How will I be supervised?
Your safety and well-being during the program is our highest priority. The program is structured so that you will reside in a safe, controlled environment. You will be closely supervised by a professionally trained staff, including faculty advisors who serve as educational facilitators and chaperones, security personnel, operations personnel and a program coordinator.
For nearly 30 years, Envision has achieved a stellar record of safely and successfully enriching the lives of students, providing them with superb educational experiences and professional supervision. Other Envision safety measures include:
Where will I stay?
Students reside throughout the program at the Bethesda Marriott in Bethesda, Maryland, just outside of Washington, DC.
How many students share a room?
You will share a room with one or two other students. You will each have your own bed.
Can I request a roommate?
Roommate requests are not accepted. You will be randomly assigned a room prior to your arrival day. We believe that one of the important benefits of this program is the opportunity for you to network with others and get to know peers from different parts of the country.
Can my parents attend the program?
No. Your parents or guardians are not allowed to accompany you during the program. Gaining independence, including experiencing new things on your own, is an essential part of your growth during the program. However, it is perfectly fine for your family to travel with you to the program location and stay in the area while you are attending the program.
Can I attend if I am a student with special needs?
Yes. If you are a student with special needs or with disabilities, we encourage you to enroll. We may be able to provide you with auxiliary aids and services to assist you. Please call our Office of Admissions for more information or to discuss your particular needs prior to enrolling in the program.
Do I need to make my own flight arrangements?
Yes. Your tuition does not include transportation to and from your home and Washington, DC. We recommend that you make necessary flight arrangements only AFTER you receive confirmation that the session dates you have selected are available and you are officially enrolled.
Who will meet me at the airport?
Envision staff will be at the designated airports to assist you with your arrival and departure. We will also ensure there is shuttle service for you to get you from designated airports to program sites one the first and last days of your program. The shuttle service fee is $35 each way or $70 round-trip.
Note: More details about the designated airport, arrival windows and the airport shuttle service will be provided to you on your personal MyEnvisionExperience.com Web page after you enroll in the program.
What is the Tuition and Travel Protection Plan?
To protect and safeguard the investment that you and your parents make in travel and tuition costs, we strongly recommend that your parents take advantage of our Tuition and Travel Protection Plan. This plan is offered through Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. You may purchase this cancellation insurance when you enroll. You may also select this option when you complete the Mandatory Travel Form on your personalized MyEnvisionExperience.com page after enrollment. If your parents would like more specifics about the Tuition and Travel Protection Plan, please have them call the plan administrator, Nationwide, at (866) 282-3987.
What is the pre-conference assignment, FUEL?
The first step of your leadership journey includes assessing your strengths and opportunities for growth. To aid in this assessment, you must complete a brief pre-program assignment entitled Feedback for Understanding Emerging Leaders (FUEL).
The FUEL assignment will be available on your personal MyEnvisionExperience.com web page after you enroll. It simply requires that you choose five mentors – teachers, coaches, youth group leaders or other trusted adults – to complete a short survey about your leadership strengths. You also will complete a short self-assessment as part of the FUEL assignment.
When is the deadline to submit my FUEL form? Is the assignment mandatory?
Please make sure you complete the assignment no later than one week prior to arrival. You will be able to see the results on the first day of the program.
The FUEL assignment will be available on your child's MyEnvisionExperience.com personal Web page after you enroll.
Can special dietary needs be met?
Vegetarian options are always available. Kosher and Halal meals can be made available to you, provided the request is submitted prior to the start of the conference. When you complete the Student Information Form, you will have the opportunity to make special dietary requests.
What if I lose something or forget to bring a personal item home after the program?
All lost and found items are retained by the program staff for two weeks following the conference. Items of higher monetary value are retained for 30 days. After 30 days, all items remaining are discarded or donated. Contact the Office of Admissions for assistance.
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"Attending the program was like seeing my textbook come alive. I was able to interact with actual politicians and see political figures do their everyday work."
- Rosemary H.
National Young Leaders State Conference, Alumna '07
National Young Leaders Conference, Alumna '09
"This was such an amazing experience in so many ways; although this may sound excessive, I cannot think of any truer words to describe my time there. Not only did I learn about our workings of our nation and the international community, but I met so many interesting people who shared goals and interests similar to mine. I came out a more knowledgeable, educated person with friends I will never forget, and I would recommend it a hundred times over."
-Joan X.
"My session was absolutely fantastic. I had a wonderful time in DC and I met people from around the country that I could be friends with for the rest of my life. The NYLC was an awesome experience."
- Craig M.
"Going to this program was such a wonderful experience. I am so glad I had the chance to be able to go, and I'm glad I took it. I made so many friends by going, and I also was able to visit many different places as well as learn a tremendous amount of information. I was a little nervous at first, but there were so many amazing people who helped make this truly a once in a lifetime experience."
- Amanda W.
"Thanks to the exposure the NYLC program gave me in high school, I was confident of the career path I wanted to pursue. It opened my eyes to the world of politics, and ultimately proved to be a game changer for me. I now work on Capitol Hill."
- Neal P.
National Young Leaders Conference, Alumnus '00
"After six days in Washington DC, I've come to appreciate how our national security really works and how difficult it can be to make certain decisions. From being elected President and making simulated decisions about Latin drug cartels to meeting our nation's future leaders from across the country, it was truly a wonderful experience. Plus I got to lay a Wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, which was awesome."
- Logan C.
"Today I said goodbye to 250 amazing people. They were all so inspirational and life-changing. #NYLC"
- @GrosVeeNer
"I was at session two this summer! NYLC was the best experience I've ever had #NYLC."
"I have never had so much fun in my entire life! Thank you so much #NYLC and all my friends."
"I had an unforgettable experience at #NYLC last summer. Met some awesome people that I can't wait to meet again in the future."
- @colcarmean
"About 9 years ago, I had the opportunity to attend the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. What an impact it has had upon my professional and leadership development and advancement. What a powerful, transformative exposure to our government, to our nation's capital, to great national and state leaders & to a network of young leaders like myself! This conference and this experience I carry with me throughout any servant-leadership position that I take responsibility for. Now today, nine years later, I continue with what has been shared with me at this conference. #NYLCAlumnus"
- Kwame P.
"It's Day 3 and my son is having the best time of his life. He feels independent and more confident. I think this was one of the best investments I made. Thank you..."
- Meena P.
"I want to thank the amazing Bethesda, MD administrative team members AND scholars last weekend for a GREAT time! I think you guys ROCK, and I hope I can attend your conference again! Love! Love! I'm REFRESHED about the talent that I was able to witness in that room last Sunday!!! Period!! Have a GREAT rest of the conference! Onward & Upward!"
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Approximately 130,000 real estate tax bills have been mailed out to owners of Aiken County property, and the deadline to pay without a penalty is Jan. 15, 2013.
Here is some additional information that can be useful in knowing when, where and how to pay your taxes.
Q: When is payment due?
A: The Aiken County treasurers office is accepting payment now. The final due date is 5 p.m. on Jan. 15, 2013. If a letter containing a check is postmarked by Jan. 15, the treasurers office will honor that, according to Treasurer Linda Sharpe.
The first penalty will apply to unpaid real estate taxes on Jan. 16, 2013.
Q: How can I submit a payment?
A: There are a variety of ways, including by mail, by drop-box, online or at the treasurers office.
The drop-box is located in the parking lot at the Aiken County Complex, 828 Richland Ave. W. It is checked every day; as the payment deadline draws closer, the box will be checked more than once a day.
Payment may be made online at www.aikencountysc.gov using a MasterCard or Visa credit card. Because of credit card processing fees and other costs, Aiken County charges a convenience fee of 2.5 percent on any payments made online. The fee is calculated and shown on the screen before the taxpayer agrees to finalize the payment.
They have to remember when they pay online, there can be a 48-hour delay in posting to the County tax system, Sharpe said.
To pay in person, the treasurers office is located in the Aiken County Complex and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
There are four full-time windows that are open (to take payments), Sharpe said.
Q: What types of payment are accepted?
A: A check is ideal via mail or if payment is left in the drop-box. Include the coupon at the bottom of the tax bill for identification purposes.
At the treasurers office, payment is accepted either by check, cash or card.
(If paying in person) people need to have their tax map number. We dont look up bills by name; there are too many common names, and its too easy to get it wrong, Sharpe said.
Q: Will I get a receipt?
A: Yes. Receipts will be provided to those paying in person, mailed to those who paid by mail or left a payment in the drop-box, and a receipt can be printed following an online payment.
Q: Why am I mailing my tax payment to Charlotte, N.C.?
A: That is our local bank. Their lock box portion just happens to be in North Carolina, Sharpe said.
The lock box service allows First Citizens to collect mail in the treasurer offices post office box in Charlotte, endorse the checks, credit the processed checks to an account and maintain an image archive of each check processed. Even though checks are being mailed to Charlotte, the processed checks are still applied to the proper account here, Sharpe said.
Q: What if I have an escrow account?
A: Your tax payment will likely be debited from that account. Visit www.aikencountysc.gov to check if the payment has indeed been applied to your bill.
Q: When is the best time to pay my tax bill at the treasurers office to avoid long lines?
A: The office tends to get busy with payments immediately following Christmas because car tax payments are due around that time, as well, according to Sharpe. Typically, traffic at the office is lighter mid-morning.
Even with the longest lines down to the lobby, the wait takes only 20 minutes, Sharpe said, noting she has timed it over the years. Dont wait until a Friday, and dont wait until the last day.
Email notifications
Sign up at www.aikencountysc.gov to receive property owner email notifications. Aiken County will send notifications to the email address you provide. These notifications may include that a tax bill has been mailed, payment has been received, or that payment has not been received.
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Going out on a limb with this one.
Compassion is a bridge . . .
Going out on a limb with this one.
Compassion is a bridge . . .
Compassion is a bridge to a better life for the children and a bridge for me to have a more caring, loving heart.
Compassion is a bridge between poverty and its opposite: enough (for the children it serves).
Compassion is a bridge to cross the mental divide between complacency in western "wealth" and a new understanding of how the rest of the world lives (as per yesterday's post).
from my house to Africa.
For the children Compassion is a bridge of hope, a bridge of life.
For sponsors like me, Compassion is a bridge to a more generous spirit, a better set of priorities and a more humble heart.
Compassion is a bridge to life that could have been mine but for the grace of God.
between my heart and
-Tausi's heart
-Denisse's heart,
-Maria's heart
-Uwizera's heart, and
-Rebecca's heart.
… to somewhere.
Yes, you're definitely on a limb…
Jesus is the bridge, Compassion is more like the 'tap-tap' that crosses it bringing little ones from one side to the other.
…between two cultures that need each other
Oh, Juli; you're so right!
I love Dave's analogy too — I've seen those tap-taps in Haiti.


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Thursday, July 18, 2013
A former NFL and Clemson star helped the Sertoma Club of Summerville teach kids about football this week.
Woodland High School hosted the first annual Tye Hill Sertoma Youth Football Camp Monday through Wednesday. Members of the Woodland Football coaching staff and representatives of Sertoma Football spent approximately two hours each day running campers through drills designed to teach football fundamentals.
"The camp serves dual purposes," club president Calvin Linning said. "Number one it introduces football to the kids as well as to some of the parents. Secondly, it provides fundamental skills. It teaches skills to kids new to the sport and for those who play in our league it gives them a chance to brush up on their skills before the season starts. If we can teach them the fundamentals then they will have fun playing football because they will be doing it the right way."
Hill, a Woodland graduate who went on to become a first-round draft pick out of Clemson and spend five seasons in the NFL, talked to the campers Monday.
"One of the main things I told them is that it is important to listen," Hill said. "It's important for them to listen to their coach, to their parents and to their teachers. There are people who can help you achieve if you just listen and I'm hoping some of them will find that if listening helps with football, it can also help them in the classroom."
Hill held a youth camp at Woodland last summer and Sertoma Football has held a camp at the school every summer since it expanded its football program to include teams from upper Dorchester County. However, this is the first summer Hill has sponsored a Sertoma camp.
"What they do is important," Hill said. "I didn't have anything like this when I was coming up, especially for football, and I wish I had. If we can teach these kids how to workout or get them active in a league then they will be a head of the curve when they get to high school and not have to rely just on their natural talent."
Linning was Hill's coach when he was in high school so the camp provided the two with an opportunity to catch up.
"It's always good when you get to spend some time with a former player after they have grown up, but having him here was also good for the kids," Linning said. "A lot of the kids knew Tye played in the NFL so they were excited about meeting him and what he shared with them carried a lot of weight. One of the things he stressed to them is that he graduated from Woodland so if he went on to have success so can they. Of course, he added that it takes being academically sound, some humility, focus and a willingness to work hard."
During his NFL career, Hill played for the St. Louis Rams, Atlanta Falcons and Detroit Lions. These days, he lives in the Atlanta area and is putting his degree in Technology and Human Resource Development to use as a Golden Corral franchise owner.
"Sometimes when I watch a game on Sunday I miss playing but I don't miss all that preparation that it takes to get ready as a pro football player," Hill said. "Actually, the things I learned as a football player are really helping me now. Being an athlete is all about accountability and getting results and I'm finding out that running three restaurants also requires you to be accountable and get results. A lot of people don't think about the NFL being a business but that is exactly what it is. It is a good business and I picked up some things from being around it. One of the good things about sports is they can teach you about how things should be done."
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Sooner or later, South Carolina Stingrays goalie Ryan Zapolski was going to give up a goal.
The Stingrays just wish it had come later rather than sooner.
Zapolski had his shutout streak halted midway through the second period and gave up a goal in overtime as Gwinnett defeated the Stingrays, 2-1, on Tuesday before a crowd of 1,762 at the North Charleston Coliseum.
The Stingrays still got a much-needed point out of the loss and are 30-24-6 (66 points) with 12 games left in the regular season. The Gladiators improved to 34-23-5 (71 points) and remained in first place in the ECHL's South Division.
Zapolski, who had three consecutive shutouts coming into Tuesday night's matchup, extended his shutout streak to 212 minutes, but had it end when Gladiators rookie forward Evan Bloodoff scored over the shoulder of Zapolski midway through the second period.
Zapolski's streak of 212 shutout minutes is second in franchise history, trailing only Shane Connelly, whose shutout streak lasted for 220 minutes during the 2009-10 season.
It was a disappointing performance for the Stingrays, who faced a Gladiator team that was playing with just 13 skaters, three less than the norm.
Afterward, South Carolina coach Spencer Carbery was upset over his team's lack of effort, despite the fact that this was the fourth game in five days for the Stingrays.
"That was about as embarrassing a performance as I've seen in this building and that's going back a few years," Carbery said. "It's really frustrating, given what's on the line and where some of our players are at in our locker room. There was no desperation. I can understand some of guys might not have had their legs tonight, but that's no excuse for not battling, for not competing out there tonight."
The Stingrays were coming off a hugely successful weekend, taking two of three games from Greenville.
But the momentum the Stingrays created over the weekend was no where to be found Tuesday night, according to Carbery.
"We were outworked, we were out-competed, we got beat to loose pucks and we lost every battle in all three zones," Carbery said. "They basically had two lines and we got completely dominated in every aspect of the game and that's extremely disappointing at this point in the season."
The Stingrays grabbed a 1-0 lead five minutes into the first period when Ryan Hayes beat Gwinnett goalie Jody O'Neill for the score.
Bloodoff tied the game at the 8:15 mark of the second period.
Yuri Bouharevich redirected Ryan Doanld's shot from the point to give the Gladiators the victory.
"We got a point, that's about the only thing to come out of this game," Carbery said.
Gwinnett 0 1 0 1—2
Stingrays 1 0 0 0—1
First Period: 1. SC, Hayes 9 (Sackrison, Kuqali), 5:31. Penalties-Brodie SC (delay of game), 12:43.
Second Period: 2. G, Bloodoff 17 (Donald), 8:15. Penalties: MacLeod, SC (high-sticking), 12:34; Brandt, G (high-sticking), 15:53.
Third Period: No goals. Penalties: MacLeod, SC (holding), 4:51; Bouharevich, G (interference), 13:31; Fienhage, G (cross-checking), 15:22.
Overtime: 3. G, Bouharevich 2 (Donald, Fienhage), 2:38. Penalties: No Penalties. Shots on Goal: Stingrays 7-3-5-2-17; Gwinnett 8-7-8-2-25. Penalties: Stingrays 3-6; Gwinnett 3-6. Power Play: Stingrays 0 for 3; Gwinnett 0 for 3. Goalies: Stingrays – Ryan Zapolski (20-9-1) 25 shots, 23 saves. Gwinnett – Jody O'Neill (4-1-0) 17 shots, 16 saves. Att: 1,762.
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DMHP students take honors 'cohort' classes – a 'cohort' is a group that takes classes together, upon entering the program. All DMHP students will take at least one honors class together per academic year; these classes will be taught by highly regarded faculty members, and class sizes will be limited. DMHP students also participate in special projects, business competitions, and case competitions.
Majors: Management Information Systems and Supply Chain Management, with a minor in Computer Science
Hometown: Frisco, Texas
Michelle Abuda has not stopped moving since she arrived at UT Dallas. Her commitment to improving campus life has led her to take on leadership positions in several organizations, as well as starting a few of her own. Her service was recognized when she was chosen as the student speaker at the groundbreaking event for the JSOM building addition in May 2013.


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Making the transition into college is a lot easier if you know what to expect. At Carroll ...
- Your class size will vary. Most classes are small - 10 to 35 students. Take advantage of the learning opportunities in these small classes and get to know your classmates and professors. For detailed information, view our college statistics.
- You are responsible for your learning. This means it is up to you to attend classes and complete assignments.
- There will usually be more emphasis on tests than homework assignments. You may not have as many opportunities to improve your grades. Some classes base your grades on tests alone.
- You will have a significant amount of learning to do outside of class. Your professor may not cover all the material in lectures and you will be responsible to do most of your reading on your own. For every hour you spend in class, expect to spend two to three hours outside of class studying, reading, writing papers, or doing other class-related work. For example, for a three credit class, plan to spend at least six to nine hours on that class beyond the three hours you will be in class.
- Help is available if you seek it out! If you find yourself having difficulty in a class, schedule an appointment with your professor or talk with someone in the Academic Center. The biggest difference between high school and college is you will need to approach your instructor to say "I thought I understood, but I need help." There are people ready to help you succeed, but you need to take the initiative.
- There are consequences for poor grades. Students not meeting the academic standards prescribed by the college will be placed on academic probation. Academic probation can lead to various kinds of restrictions and eventually even to being suspended from the college.


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About 40 business owners and community members gathered on Monday to talk with Aiken Public Safety officials about what they see as a potential problem in the downtown area and what they can do about it.
Cutter Mitchell, owner of Ryan's Downtown Market and Deli, said he and several other downtown business owners wanted to reach out to Public Safety to "open a dialogue between the two communities."
"It's important because we want to make sure downtown Aiken stays as beautiful as it always has," he said. "Part of that has always been the presence of officers downtown. We really have a great department."
Members of the news media were not allowed in Monday's meeting.
Mitchell said afterward that business owners have noticed an increase in panhandlers around downtown.
"It's not like we're plagued, but we just want to keep Aiken as it always has been," he said.
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Lt. Karl Odenthal gave a presentation to attendees on the laws regarding panhandling and trespass notices, and let business owners know how they can respond to potential problems.
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Mitchell and Odenthal said it's important for Public Safety and the downtown business owners to help out each other.
"It's not like we're having a crime epidemic. It's a communication thing," Mitchell said. "We need to know how to work together. ... We want to make sure tourism stays alive and healthy and we don't end up having a problem develop."
Odenthal said Public Safety statistics over a three-month period show that the average number of calls to downtown Aiken was about one every three days. He said a "call" is anytime someone calls Public Safety for anything; a call doesn't always result in an arrest.
"We've shown that we have been effective, but we always want to do better," he said. "I appreciate the dialogue forum. We dispelled some myths and presented the facts and developed a path forward."
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Saturday - Oct. 13, 2012
- The Mocs improved to 3-3 overall and 2-1 in the SoCon with a 31-10 win at Furman today...the Paladins dropped to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in league play.
- This was the 43rd meeting in the series dating back to 1928.
- UTC has a better road record (9-12) than a home mark (6-15) in the series.
- UTC has won two-straight at Furman for the first time since playing back-to-back games on the road in 1978 and 1979.
- The Mocs have won two of three in the series for the first time since winning back-to-back in 1993 and 1994.
- Furman leads series 27-15 ... won 15 of last 17 ... 21-4 since 1988.
- Chattanooga is 3-1 coming off an open week under head coach Russ Huesman.
- Furman came into the game No. 2 in the SoCon and No. 7 in the nation with a 33:39 Time-of-Possession average ... UTC held the ball for 38:54 in today's game.
- In the first half, the Mocs allowed 75 yards on Furman's first TD drive...Paladin's other four drives were 23 yards, 12 plays and three 3 & outs.
- The Mocs have allowed just 10 points in the last two games (28-10 win at The Citadel)...it is the first time UTC has held consecutive opponents to 10 or less since Wofford (38-9 win on Sept. 26) and at Samford (14-7 win on Oct. 10) in 2009. It is the first time the Mocs have held back-to-back road opponents to 10 points or less since 1985.
- UTC has held three teams to 10 points or less in one season for the first time since 1998.
- Furman came into the game No. 22 in the nation in rushing yards, averaging 197.5 par game...the Mocs held them to a season-low 39 yards on the ground today.
- Furman came into the game No. 24 in the nation in total offense, averaging 423.5 yards per game...the Mocs held them to a season-low 223 yard today.
- UTC's two-headed quarterback attack of freshman Jacob Huesman (59 rush, 171 pass) and sophomore Terrell Robinson (29 rush, 86 pass) accounted for 345 of the Mocs' 369 yards of total offense today (93.5%).
- UTC's defense held Furman to just eight first downs and 2/13 on third down.
Marquis Green (So. - RB)
- Career-best five catches for 53 yards.
- Career-long 26-yard reception in the third quarter.
Jacob Huesman (Fr. - QB)
- 18-23 passing for 171 yards and two TDs.
- 59 yards rushing on 22 carries.
- Started at receiver for the first time this season.
- 8 passing TDs this season passes Brian Hampton (1995) for No. 2 among UTC frosh all-time.
Russ Huesman (Head Coach - 4th Year)
- 20-19 overall...13-13 in the SoCon.
- 2-2 against Furman...2-0 in Greenville.
- 8-6 in SoCon road games.
- Huesman is 5-0 as a Moc player and coach on the road against Furman.
J.J. Jackson (Sr. - RB)
- Three catches for a career-high 57 yards.
- 31-yard reception in the second quarter...longest play of his career.
- Seven carries for 11 yards and one TD.
- First rushing TD of the season...seventh of his career.
D.J. Key (Jr. - DB)
- Career-high three PBUs.
- Added five tackles.
Chaz Moore (Jr. - DB)
- Tied a career-high with seven tackles.
Nick Pollard (So. - K/P)
- Four punts for a 48.5-yard average.
- Career-long 61 yard punt.
- Pinned Furman inside the 20 four times.
- 29-yard FG in the first quarter...kick was partially blocked but still made it over the cross bar.
- 10-11 on FGs inside 20 yards for his career.
- First time with four touchbacks in a game.
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- Scored three TDs ... two receiving and one rushing.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – Chattanooga Mocs sophomore outside hitter Julimar Alvarado (San Juan, Puerto Rico) is set to compete in the Women's U20 World Championship with the Puerto Rico National Team in the Czech Republic. Alvarado, one of 20 members on roster, and Puerto Rico take on the hosting Czech Republic National Team Friday, June 21 in Brno.
"The experience has been great," Alvarado said. "Being able to play at such high level with these girls has been amazing. I trained with them for almost a month in Puerto Rico and now we are ready to compete. This group has been amazing and they have been together for a long time now."
Alvarado recorded 200 kills and led all freshmen with a 2.53 kills per set averaged during her rookie campaign in 2012. The outside hitter saw action in 79 sets for the Mocs.
Puerto Rico qualified earlier in the month for the championships with a win over Cuba in the qualifying rounds. Selected to Pool A along with the Czech Republic, Puerto Rico is pooled with Chinese Taipei, Peru and Dominican Republic national teams.
"I could not be more excited for the opportunity for Julimar to go and compete against the best volleyball players in the world in her age group, or more proud of her in what she has done already academically and athletically here at Chattanooga," Head Coach Travis Filar said. "To be invited to represent Puerto Rico, to make the Under-20 Junior National team, to see another part of the world through volleyball, and to be competing for a World Championship is an honor and privilege."
Including Puerto Rico, the defending Italian National Team looks to defend its title as it competes in Pool D. The Brazilian National Team, the 2012 runner up, competes in Pool C and last year's bronze medalist Chinese National Team competes in Pool B.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (May 6)-New Mexico State swimming and diving head coach Rick Pratt has added four swimmers to the Class of 2013, Brittney Awalt , Natalie French, Erin Giles and Kassandra Klose. They join fall signees Abbie Broome and Logan Morris that arrive in Las Cruces in the fall.
"I am really excited for next year's team," Pratt said. "All of our large freshman class have already come a long way this spring and will be much improved for the fall. We've got some sprinters coming in, along with a couple breaststrokers to add depth to that event. We still have a couple more in the works and next year's team should be the best to step on deck at NM State."
A Ketchikan, Alaska native, Klose specializes in the breaststroke and individual medley events. She swims for the Ketchikan Killer Whales under coach Chad Winkle.
"Kassandra has lots of raw talent and is going to do very well in our program," Pratt said. "She has a great personality and is a hard worker and tough lady. Coming all the way from Ketchikan will be an adventure for her. She is really excited, and so are we."
Giles joins the Aggies from Magnolia, Texas, and swims sprint freestyle events under coaches Scott McFarland and Terry Jones with the Magnolia Aquatic Club.
"We were looking for sprinters, and I am really excited about Erin's commitment to our program," he said. "She came on late during her high school season and is going to make a huge impact on our program in many ways. She is super athletic and has the skills to be a real fast sprinter for us, which will benefit those events and help improve our relays. Besides her abilities in the pool, she is a strong student and a great lady, and is going add to the culture of our team in many ways."
French is a butterfly and distance freestyle specialist from Columbia, Mo., where she swims for the Columbia Swim Club under coach Phil Gaverick.
"This was a unique and special process with Natalie because both her parents taught at NM State, and Natalie was actually born in Las Cruces and spent the first eight years of her life here, and even learned how to swim in our aquatics center," Pratt said. "She is a very strong flyer and distance freestyler with much potential and is the perfect fit for our team. She is a great student, hard worker and a strong leader that will bring much to our group. It is really exciting that she choose to return to Las Cruces and spend the next four years of her life with us."
A Salem, Ore., Awalt will wear the Crimson and White after spending a year at Chemeketa Community College.
"Brittney is a special individual who is extremely dedicated, mature and has all the makings to be a great swimmer at NM State," he said. "Her drive and character really impressed us during the process, and she is someone who our team enjoyed being around immediately. She has strong leadership qualities and is someone who I am really excited to coach."
A sprint freestyle, butterfly and backstroke specialist, Broome, a Phoenix, Ariz., resident, swims for the Scottsdale Aquatic Club with coach Kevin Zacher, and attends Chaparral High School in Scottsdale, Ariz. Broome led the Five Birds to a 7-0 record in 2012 and a sixth-place showing at state. She is both a team and conference record holder.
Morris is a breaststroke specialist from Montrose, Colo. She swims for the Delta Barracudas with coach Amanda Hatch and Montrose High School with coach Ellen Erickson. Morris was a two-time state champion in the 100 breaststroke in 2011 and 2012. She set the state record in the 100 breast (1:04.03) in 2011. Morris led the Indians to league crowns in 2010 and 2011.


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Hi everyone! Happy Friday!
I've been very lazy today. We have another birthday tomorrow, it's Ali's turn! She will be 7. She hasn't decided on what she wants for her birthday dinner yet, but she did say she wants a "regular" cake. I made Ty a double layer round one, so I think she thinks a rectangular one is bigger.
Have a great weekend, and a safe and Happy New Year!
Good day folks. I've got a task to complete later today and it is going to take an awful lot of caffeine. I'll take a gallon-sized black coffee as an IV drip today please. Lawyer liked my idea of going through my blog for more incidents since the Ex-hole is claiming there never was any abuse. I've got months worth of writing to read and many sections to transcribe into a word file. On the up side, it's a good thing I'm a writer, huh? I've got all the misery documented. It's just not going to be easy on my soul to re-live that crap. That is the really hard part.
I'll be off in the corner with my laptop today.
Hello Ca-tet cantina, hoping you are all happy and healthy on this new year,of 2013..may it bring us all happiness,peace and prosperity..best to all here..
Happy New Year, Everybody!
I pray all are well or getting better.
I want to thank everyone who sent prayers, well wishes, thoughts, healing vibes and *bumps* to me and mine in 2012. Ya'll got me through a difficult year. YAY!!!
May we all have a great 2013.
Love, hugs, and kisses.
*checks the date*
I'll take a good single malt Scotch, please, and I'll be raising it to John Dalglish.
Hope all had a great weekend and a very Happy New Year 2013. I will try do this year more
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I will get all planned and money saved and some days off in July. Still not sure yet.
Warmed up for us. Last week was snowy and cold and this week started with +2C and rain. So all snow has
start to melt now. Maybe the spring started earlier or what. Will see. The snow and cold may return back it's
only January. Been pretty slushy outside. Yuck.
Stay well and take good care of you. May the New Year bring more better days for many. And healthier days too.
It's a year since John died. Was just think about it couple of days ago.
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Camille Delavaux and Rachel Henke dump buckets of food scraps into a compost pile on the Goodman Campus…
Every day in the university's dining halls, students push their unwanted bites of food into garbage bins. Some of that food becomes part of a compost pile in the Lehigh Community Garden on the Goodman Campus, thanks to the effort of two undergraduate students.
Camille Delavaux '14 and Rachel Henke '14 head an exploratory composting initiative, called "Garbage to Gold," with the purpose of testing the feasibility of a campus-wide composting system.
Delavaux and Henke, who both major in earth and environmental science, drive around campus every Tuesday and Thursday and collect buckets of food scraps from the U.C. dining hall and two Greek houses, Kappa Alpha Theta and Psi Upsilon.
They deliver the buckets to the community garden on the Goodman Campus and add their contents to a compost pile that now contains approximately 1,500 gallons of scrap.
This "dirty work" is not the hardest part of their study. Henke and Delavaux also track data on every aspect of the process to ensure that the pile is meeting standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Temperature, pH and moisture levels are regularly recorded with an electronic probe.Sustaining their enthusiasm
The smell of days-old hamburger can sometimes be a bit much to bear, but the students maintain their enthusiasm by thinking about the potential effect their work has on sustainability at Lehigh.
"We do this work because we don't want to see the food scraps sent away to an incinerator," said Delavaux. "We want to see the organic waste recycled, possibly in the form of fertilizer to be used in campus landscaping."
Lehigh currently manages organic waste by sending it 23 miles away to be composted at the Rodale Institute. While Delavaux and Henke are happy Lehigh is already composting the waste, they see the transportation costs as undesirable and unnecessary.
"There is more than enough space on the Goodman Campus to house all the university's composting needs," said Henke. "The university is missing out not only on a chance to reduce its carbon footprint but also on financial gain, since the compost could be used as fertilizer."
Garbage to Gold is directly working towards two goals in Lehigh's 2012 Campus Sustainability Plan—creating a campus-wide composting program and moving toward zero waste.
"I'll be very happy," said Henke, "if I graduate knowing I have had a lasting impact on Lehigh's commitment to being eco-friendly. That might be my most memorable accomplishment."
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My son is 11 years old and it is SATS week for Year 6 kids.
Now, being a boy who is already under the influence of mild testosterone surges (that's a whole other Blog entry) I was unsurprised at his somewhat nonchalant approach to this week. He is a little bit bi-polar at the moment. One moment we can be having a nice mum-to-son chat and the next he's stomping and harumphing about the place. That said, I had expected him to confess to a few nerves. Nope. Nothing. Nada. Zilch.
Perhaps this is the sweet naivete of his tender years. He has, after all, had little experience of 'exams' (even the word gives me shivers) as Primary school has so far been a protective haven of play and learning. I, on the other hand, am 44 years old (birthday week – that's also a whole other Blog entry) and whilst it may be 26 full years since I last sat a series of exams, the horror comes back to me with instant recall.
In those days, of course, there was no 'course work' taken into account with your final results. It was all about your performance on the day in the scary examination hall. I went to an all-girls (gals) Grammar School. I have no idea how I managed to pass the 11+ entry exam (more on that in a mo), nor have I any clue how my mother persuaded me to forsake all my friends and the local Comprehensive school that they were all to attend in favour of a long bus journey across town to a stuffy academy where the boys were separated from the gals by an entire school, but persuade me she did and off I went.
This is me (second from right) with my school pals in the 6th Form around the time of my A levels. Before you ask, this was the 80s and standard white shoes and big skirts were the FASHION!
On the subject of that 11+, I must have been around the same age as George is now, facing his SATs. My only memories of this event were as follows:- I was taken to a very large and unfamiliar seecondary school where many hundreds (it seemed) of other little girls were gathered with their parents and we sat in a hall full of strangers until our names were called. I had no real idea what this exam was for, nor why I was doing it. I am sure my parents must have explained it to me, but I was more interested in Black Beauty, so probably paid little attention. I remember being seated in a classroom with flip-up desks (this was quite a novelty in itself) and completing one paper on verbal reasoning (pretty easy) and then another with numerical puzzles (also pretty straight forward). Oh, is that it? I am sure my parents were anxious for me to do well, but I instantly forgot the whole affair and wondered why my Saturday morning's Swap Shop had been forsaken for more lessons.
I wonder now if this is how George feels about his SATs? Of little real interest, a bit of a nuisance, and why the heck are my parents nervous about it? Good question.
And so the cycle was repeated, pretty much every year until the Big Ones. The O Levels. At 14 we made our subject choices – I would have dropped all science, history, geography and maths like a stone had I been allowed, and focused entirely on multiple languages, English and Art. Sadly, those in power were having none of it and 9 was the expected number of subjects to be taken, and passed. And so began my years of conformity. Favourite subject – Latin. I know! Can't remember a word of it now, but secured a healthy and easy 'A' grade in my O level. I even used to take part in Latin reading Competitions. I had no idea at the time that this was not the stuff of day to day normality. It's just what we did at a Gals Grammar School, so I went along with it.
I clearly remember the horror of revision. That sick-to-the-stomach feeling on a Sunday night when you had to leave Top of the Pops and open your text books for a cramming session. It was like home-sickness. Dread and fear and the need of a mummy cuddle all rolled into one ache.
I had an irritatingly bright best friend, Lisa (we are still in touch even though she now resides in Canada) who did little or no revision and managed to leave school with a bucket full of 'A' grades in both her O and A levels. Tsccchh. Nothing below a B if I recall rightly. Why I remained friends with her I don't know, she was way out of my league.
I was less fortunate, but I didn't fail anything. The day the brown envelope arrived was even more tortuous than the exams themselves. Mum woke me with it in her hand, excited and nervous. I wanted to tell her to 'get lost' but she meant well. We opened and read the results together. Not bad. Not bad, old girl.
I had no idea until a few years ago that my mum had saved a huge pile of my school work. Exercise books full of Latin verb conjugations, Primary school paintings and stories, my art portfolio from A level, even my rough note book with scribbles and graffiti in it. What a treasure. She had proudly retained, amongst all this jumble, a large stiff envelope, backed with cardboard to keep its contents safe and unwrinkled. Inside it I found the certificates which declare my examination results from both my 1983 O levels and my 1985 A levels, and my school reports.
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This is not to say I disagree that the climate is changing. Instead, I'm convinced the changes occurring are little more than trends and natural movements that occur over time. Little if any of this movement appears to be man-made nor do man's actions seem to have any significant effect on it.
Now for those of you already composing hate mail to me or to TFP Editor in Chief Michael S. Miller and canceling your free subscription, I'm talking about the political climate.
In spite of the endless stories (especially recently) regarding this notion of political climate change, little of it seems to actually be occurring. Some insist that the apparent cooling coming from the "Alphabet Fallout" cloud of the NSA and the IRS must surely prove the theory. Others are sure the "Benghazi Effect" and what it's done to heat things up before the next election should be proof for all to see. Still others disregard these contradictory temperature claims and instead talk about the growing holes in the "Obamacare Layer" as proof that far-reaching and permanent political climate change is imminent. Nonsense!
Some even erroneously cite so-called statistical proof, using the alarming disapproval rate earned by Congress. Such claims are greatly exaggerated. While it's true the current legislature carries a spectacularly low approval rating of 17 percent, the dirty little secret is Congress' approval rate has seldom risen above 30 percent in the past 40 years.
Don't get me wrong. The political tide certainly appears to be rising for the GOP, but this movement hardly seems permanent and may be a trend that ends with the 2014 election cycle (if not sooner). Part of this is because Democrats (and their media minions) seem far better at telling their story than their opponents, even when that tale is largely fiction. The rest, however, is because of the unfailing ability of the GOP leadership to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. (Can you say John McCain or Mitt Romney?)
Scholars have for years attempted to tell us that our nation is a center-right electorate. History shows us, however, that when the current group of neoconservatives in the Republican Party wins, they celebrate by apologizing to their opponents before moving in their direction, making that victory little more than a Pyrrhic one.
Instead of becoming evidence of change, such results are more likely to prove its absence. They highlight the inability of today's political climate to show real change, regardless of who's in charge. This entire process is reinforced by a plurality of low-information voters who seldom look beyond name recognition in choosing candidates, regardless of party affiliation or prior performance.
Available data, as determined by the length of Congressional service, tends to support this. Rep. Marcy Kaptur's interminable 31 years in office, for example, doesn't even rank in the top 100 on the historical "Groundhog Day" list of service in the national legislature. Michigan Rep. John Dingell currently holds the title of Congress' "never-ending gobstopper," but plans to retire this year after an uninterrupted 59-year tenure. Rumor has it his legacy will likely be carried on with his younger wife (a lobbyist) attempting a move from understudy to title role, and cashing in on said name recognition in her run for the open seat.
The climate of politics is not something easily influenced by the rhetoric of its participants, the heat of the issues nor the apparent coolness of the electorate to its representatives. It is perhaps far too placid (if not flaccid) to have its tides easily stirred. Those of you thinking you see a sea change coming, with a permanent rise in the depth of the Republican Party (especially that of some of its conservative elements) — think again. Wild and unproven theories may continue to exist, but real political climate change can and should be utterly denied.
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HW: Cro Cop | Barnett | Gonzaga
LHW: Rampage| Shogun
MW: KANG | Sakuraba | Spider Silva | Baroni | Akiyama
WW: Thiago Alves | GSP | Mach
LW: Gomi | BJ Penn | Aoki | Jamie Varner reppin' AZCS | DIDA
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if diego reverts back to his old intense, wrestling, gnp and submissions self then he takes this.
good to see not all on this thread will bury diego so soon, i would like to see this because this is the perfect test for diego to realize that just because his confidence is a little rocked dosent mean it will be the end of the ufc's nightmare on the ww division. but he must be focused or it will be a highlight reel ko this time
despite Sakurai being better then him at his own game?Originally Posted by blah
"CB Dollaway made a bad decision and now he gets a 2nd chance to earn a victory tonight against CB Dollaway" - Mike Goldberg
Fav MMA: Sudo, Stevenson, Shields, Kid, Werdum, Hendo, Rampage, Gomi, Sakurai, Okami, Penn, Kawajiri, Big Nogs
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care to say how??? I really want to hear your reasoning for thisOriginally Posted by blah
Woa woa woa...don't be so fast to say Mach beats Diego. Diego is much bigger than Mach and last time Mach was in the UFC he was completely owned by Matt Hughes. Yes I know he is much better now, but Diego has really only had 1 bad match.
Didn't you just say that Sakurai wasn't going to beat anyone at WW?Originally Posted by Afro Samurai
I'd really like to know why you are so certain Deigo can't win.Originally Posted by neonatural45
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I never said that, in my first post I said he has a fair chance but odds air sakurai beats him. Mach is better at subs, better at MT, and has great judo. Mach should win wherever the fight goesOriginally Posted by Palma Wrestler
Mach would work him over with leg kicks and finish with a great left hook that would KO Diego
I think Sakurai would throw the hands, Sanchez is too much of a threat for the takedown if you let loose with the leg kicks.
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