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Attack of the iClones Blog vs. Blog Edition: Crackberry/Boy Genius Haptic Thunder NERDFIGHT!
Sure, the iPhone 3G launch is tomorrow. Consider this an amuse bouche. Or the opposite of that, an annoy bouche. Whatever. Something salty to make Friday taste all the more sweet!
The subject of today's battle royal? Nope, not iPhone vs. Blackberry. That's old. This time it's Blackberry vs. Blackberry, Blog vs. Blog, over the iClone to end all iClones: the touchscreen Blackberry Thunder!
Says our sister site Crackberry.com, 10th degree Blackberry belts and reigning world champions:
Touchscreen BlackBerry Thunder Keyboard To Utilize Haptic Technology... AMAZING Implementation! [...] Leave it to RIM to CRACK the touchscreen keyboard nut.
Says Boy Genius Report, craftiest of all mobile blogsphere Ninja:
The keyboard is incredibly annoying to type on, and the screen actually shows ripples even when pressed ever-so-lightly. [...] Most of the people who have handled it thinks it's a joke.
Read on for round 2!
Of course, Crackberry.com ain't going down without a NERD FIGHT:
Screen is glass. YEP, It's Multi-touch!!! [... RIM has] apparently been caught flat-footed by the 3G iPhone and its native support for Exchange and the whole Apple 'aura of goodness', in the sense that they don't have the Bold yet ready for comparisons and show'n'tell sessions, media comparisons, etc, so both as a platform-to-platform and device-to-device stakes RIM is feeling the heat from Apple's iPhone wave, thus they're putting serious effort into accelerating the Thunder.
But it's a quick tag to Mike Lazaridis for the RIM CEOh-Snap 180 turn-around KO:
THERE'S a reason that R.I.M. is averse to the iPhone's glass pad. "I couldn't type on it and I still can't type on it, and a lot of my friends can't type on it," says Mike Lazaridis, R.I.M.'s co-chief executive and technological visionary. "It's hard to type on a piece of glass."
D'oh! Guess he had no idea about the Thunder at that point either...
Softball sarcasm aside, what's my take?
Technology is hard. It took Apple a reported 2.5 years to get an iPhone ready to ship (and then, arguably, just barely with firmware that was soon updated), and that's on top of its rumored prior iTablet development efforts. So, my guess is that the truth lies somewhere in between the hype and the hate: RIM's working their apps off to get this thing tasty as soon as possible, but that soon won't be that soon.
Either way, all us smartphone lovers benefit. RIM is making the Thunder precisely because the iPhone has put the pressure on, and if the Thunder is a home run, that pressure shifts to Apple to make something even more astounding for the iPhone v3.
Prior to the iPhone, the industry was complacent. Now its moving again. And that's a good thing. (Even if it would be a better thing to see less iCloning and more differentiation and innovation from the other manufacturers, b'okay RIM?)
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Attack of the iClones Blog vs. Blog Edition: Crackberry/Boy Genius Haptic Thunder NERDFIGHT!
If people really want to copy Apple, they need to copy the effort Apple puts into innovation instead of copying their designs. Honestly, instead of making iPhone clones that are almost as good as the original, make a new phone with new innovative features that the iPhone doesn't have. I'd choose an iPhone over any of the iClones any day.
Technically, in New Zealand it's already Thursday, so they basically get it almost 24 hours before the US. I've got some friends in Austrailia and every time I talk to the I ask them how the "future" is cause they're something like 17 hours ahead, usually meaning they're prretty much a day ahead of us.
@Tangunk: correct. Apple succeeded by thinking up what's next, someone else has to do that to compete.
@Jimmy101, what @murray said.
At the moment the Thunder is pure vaporware, so I am more than a little amused by the Crackberry crowd's desperation to talk it up.
To produce a multi-touch screen with all the software goodness on the iPhone would seem to be a quantum leap forward for RIM, which, so far, has shown itself to be incapable of even releasing minor software updates to its existing products. And have you seen how excited Crackberry.com gets when someone launches a new theme for the the Blackberry's appalling launcher? No wonder they're getting all overheated over nothing.


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Obama headed to N.C. after State of the Union
President Obama is planning to visit North Carolina next Wednesday, the day after he delivers the State of the Union Address, according to WLOS-ABC7.
WLOS reported based on anonymous sources that it will be a day trip to Asheville but did not provide futher details.
A White House official did not immediately confirm or deny the report or provide more information.
The president has traveled after previous State of the Union speeches in an effort to press his message. Last year, he set out on a three-day, five-state tour after the address, and in 2011, he went to Wisconsin while other members of his cabinet fanned out across the country. In 2010, he and Vice President Joe Biden traveled to Tampa, Fla.
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Stanley's back!!!! Finally, after months of an impersonator, the real left-nut, non-sensical socialist Stanley Campbell returns, and he brought a friend, "Mary." How nice.
Just so you know, I am a Tea-Party supporter. I guess that calling me and people like me "teabaggers" is supposed to be an insult. Is that really the best you pea-brained zombies can do? Maybe you should go back to reading Karl Marx instead of talking and placing your ignorance on display.
I believe that our political elite are out of touch with America. I believe they need to be replaced by people who will spend our tax dollars like it was their own. I believe we need to get rid of Demo-rats who treat our hard-earned money like it was Monopoly money.
So call me all the names you want. At the end of the day, I'll still be voting to get rid of the scum-bags who reside in Washington and Springfield. I'll still be laughing at those un-employed idiots who prefer to "demonstrate" rather than look for work…Losers!


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Imps sting Lee County in Tri-9 hoops
Boys basketball
Cary 65, Lee County 57
Cary (5-17, 4-9) outscored the visiting Yellow Jackets 19-8 in the fourth quarter to top Lee County and earn a split with the Jackets (10-10, 7-5) Friday night.
Dewaun McEachin led Lee County with 15 points and Jason Payne added 13 points.
Cory Gensler and C.J. Lyon led the Imps with 17 points each.
The Yellow Jackets, fourth in the Tri-Nine standings, will host fifth-place Panther Creek (7-6 Tri-Nine), Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Northwood Temple 72, Grace Christian 55
Northwood Temple jumped out to a 24-5 lead after one period and beat the visiting Crusders in a Carolina Christian Conference game Friday in Fayetteville.
Darius Moore had 16 points for the victors and Dominique Kelmat had 15 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks.
Isaac Kruger led Grace Christian with 12 points. B.J. Harrison and Mark Riches had 11 points each. Zach Boggs and Fernando DePaz had nine points each.
The Crusaders (17-8, 8-4) host Hickory Christian for a non-league game Monday at 7:45 p.m.
Northwood 63, Granville Central 51
Northwood (11-8, 8-3) rolled to a 37-17 halftime lead and took a Carolina 12 win on the road at Granville Central (7-12, 3-8) Friday night.
Ti Pinnix led the Chargers with 12 points and Aumad Walker scored 10 points.
Northwood played Durham School of the Arts yesterday and will host Carrboro Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Jordan-Matthews 48, Eastern Randolph 43
Jordan-Matthews trailed 35-31 going to the fourth quarter before rallying to beat visiting Eastern Randolph, earning a season split and giving Eastern Randolph its first Mid-State Conference loss, Friday night in Siler City.
The Jets led 24-21 at halftime before Eastern Randolph took the lead. The Wildcats still led, 38-37, partway through the fourth period.
Maurice Eaddy led the Jets (17-3, 5-3) with 14 points. Bryson Bittle had nine points. Jaleel Dunn and Jackson Rogers added eight points each.
Corey Yahn, Tyrrell Watt and Keonti McKenzie scored 10 points each for Eastern Randolph (12-6, 6-1).
The Jets host Graham Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
South Stanly 76, Chatham Central 65
The Rowdy Rebel Bulls (7-11, 6-6) completed a season sweep over Chatham Central (4-12, 3-9) in Norwood Friday night.
Wes Smith and Michard Richardson led South Stanly with 24 points apiece.
Chatham Central hosts North Rowan Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
North Moore 62, West Montgomery 56
The visiting Mustangs took a 36-29 halftime lead and held on for a key Yadkin Valley Conference win at West Montgomery (8-8, 7-4) Friday night. The Mustangs (10-9, 7-5) and Warriors split for the regular season.
North Moore hosts South Davidson for another YVC game Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Pinecrest 62, Lumberton 44
The Patriots (12-6, 3-3) claimed a season sweep and stopped a three-game losing streak with a Southeastern win at Lumberton Friday night.
Pinecrest will go to Scotland Tuesday for a 7:30 p.m. tip.
Gray's Creek 82, Union Pines 62
The host Bears (9-10, 4-4) cruised to a Cape Fear Valley win over Union Pines Friday night. Jeff Gibson led Gray's Creek with 17 points.
Matthew Maness led the Vikings with 17 points. Dionte Williams scored 13 points and Mike Quick added 11 points for UP (4-16, 0-8).
Union Pines hosts Douglas Byrd for a league game Monday at 7:30 p.m.
Overhills 78, Western Harnett 58
Overhills (12-6, 7-2) got a key conference win, staying a half-game behind first-place Westover in the Cape Fear Valley, Friday night against the visiting Eagles (2-17, 1-7).
The Jaguars host a non-conference game against South Johnston Monday at 8 p.m.
Western Harnett hosts Douglas Byrd Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Harnett Central 48, East Wake 44
The Trojans (8-10, 4-5) went on the road and avenged an earlier loss to East Wake (6-13, 4-6) Friday night.
Sophomore Don Singletary led Harnett Central with 13 points and four assists. Hunter Baker scored 11 points and Tre Rogers had seven points and 16 rebounds.
Sophomore Josh McLean led East Wake with 13 points.
The Trojans host Smithfield-Selma for a GNRC game Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Triton 52, Cleveland 40
Triton (16-3, 7-1) kept its hold on first place in the Eastern Carolina Conference at Cleveland (6-14, 3-6) Friday night.
Senior Dedrick Stacker led the Hawks with 15 points. Alex Burnett had eight points and six boards. Krishawn McBryde had seven points, five steals and three assists.
Bobby Stenborg led Cleveland with 19 points.
Triton travels to Eastern Wayne Tuesday for an 8 p.m. tip.
Girls basketball
Cary 64, Lee County 38
The Lady Imps got out to a 33-15 lead by halftime and kept going for a Tri-Nine win at Lee County Friday night.
Whitney Coleman led Cary (9-13, 6-7) with 22 points.
Noelle Beattie had eight points and seven rebounds and De'Ja Bland had eight points and five rebounds for the Lady Yellow Jackets. Quitta Wilson had five points and five steals. Whitney Love added five points as well. '
Lee County (5-15, 0-12) goes to Panther Creek Tuesday for a 7 p.m. start.
Grace Christian 71, Northwood Temple 43
Junior shooting guard Anna Murr poured in 29 points leading the Lady Crusaders (22-3, 12-0) to a Carolina Christian Conference win at Northwood Temple Friday night. Grace Christian holds a one-game lead in the CCC with one league game remaining; a home date with Wayne Christian Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Grace Christian jumped out to a 26-8 lead through one quarter and made it 46-25 at halftime. Brooke Strickland scored 19 points for Grace.
Grace hosts Hickory Christian Monday at 6:15 p.m. before Tuesday's game versus Wayne Christian.
Northwood 57, Granville Central 46
The Lady Chargers (15-4, 10-1) won a key Carolina 12 game at Granville Central (16-3, 8-3) Friday night.
Alexis Brower led Northwood with 18 points. Shontai Totten scored 17 points and Gabby Mehringer added 10 points. Keena Evans had 17 points for Granville Central.
Northwood hosts Carrboro Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Jordan-Matthews 53, Eastern Randolph 47
The Lady Jet frontcourt duo of Erin Bristow and Taylor Paige scored 14 points apiece and a big Jet lead held up against visiting Eastern Randolph Friday night.
Jordan-Matthews (18-2, 7-1) led 27-18 at halftime, then 45-26 with a quarter to play, before Eastern Randolph (8-10, 2-5) cut into the lead late in the game.
Mylia Garner had seven points and Madison Poe scored six for the Lady Jets.
Jordan-Matthews hosts Graham on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Graham (8-0 Mid-State) leads the Lady Jets by a game in the Mid-State and beat the Lady Jets, 53-43, on Jan. 11.
West Montgomery 61, North Moore 41
West Montgomery claimed a season sweep over the visiting Lady Mustangs Friday night in Yadkin Valley play.
North Moore (11-8, 6-6) hosts South Davidson Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Union Pines 48, Gray's Creek 29
The Lady Vikings stormed out to a 16-2 lead by the end of a quarter and a 24-6 halftime advantage at Gray's Creek (3-14, 2-6) Friday night.
Freshman Stephanie Johnson led Union Pines with 10 points. Sophomore Rachel Breassaeale had nine points, freshman Samantha Ring had eight points and freshman Maresa Smith had seven points.
The Lady Vikings (8-11, 4-4) host Douglas Byrd Monday at 6 p.m.
Overhills 81, Western Harnett 30
Overhills (13-5, 9-0) won its seventh straight game and stayed 1.5 games ahead of Southern Lee (7-1 CFVC) in the Cape Fear Valley standings with a rout over Western Harnett (1-16, 1-7).
Western Harnett hosts Douglas Byrd Tuesday at 6 p.m. The Lady Jaguars host South Johnston for a non-conference game Monday at 6:30 p.m.
East Wake 59, Harnett Central 52
East Wake (13-5, 9-1) finished a season sweep over Harnett Central (15-3, 6-3) Friday night.
Tianna Knuckles led East Wake with 20 points.
DeAnneisha Jackson led the Lady Trojans with 26 points and Jalisia Campbell added 15 points.
Harnett Central hosts Smithfield-Selma Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
Triton 36, Cleveland 35
The Lady Hawks (9-10, 5-3) won the fourth quarter 13-5 to take a road victory at Cleveland (7-12, 2-7) Friday night.
Mallory Caroway scored 10 points for the Lady Hawks while Adaisha Harris totaled seven points, 16 rebounds and three blocks.
Triton travels to Eastern Wayne Tuesday for a 6:30 p.m. start.


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The ARK has named Theresa Knops as its new executive director, effective immediately.
The ARK, a nonprofit homeless shelter located on Hill Street, provides transitional housing and supportive services for homeless families and single women. The shelter offers guests a structured environment that promotes personal responsibility, respect, and cooperation among guests. Each guest of The ARK receives case management from the staff to assist them in finding and maintaining employment and accessing community resources that will help them return to self-sufficiency and permanent housing as soon as possible. Since opening its doors in 2000, The ARK has accommodated more than 1400 guests.
"I am excited about the opportunity to build awareness of the shelter and its mission", said Knops, who formerly worked as Main Street and Community Manager for the Town of Elkin.
The organization relies on donations from individuals, churches, business and civic groups, as well as the United Fund and private foundations to fund the operations of The ARK.
For more information about The ARK's volunteer opportunities or to make a donation, please call The ARK at 336-527-1637. The ARK also invite residents to "like" its Facebook page.


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How are you doing as a couple? For us, there are definitely times when we struggle as a couple, since we are both looking for support, when neither of us can give much.


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Picker's Place
Antiques furniture, glassware, lamps, advertising signs, and collectibles. Open: Spring and Summer: Daily: 9 am - Dusk; Fall and Winter: Daily: 8 am - 5:30 pm.
Famous Fossil Vineyard & Winery
Taste soft reds, crisp whites and luscious fruit wines all make at the winery using the best of Illinois grapes. Watch wine being made and then relax and enjoy a glass of wine in the tasting room or on the deck overlooking the vineyard. The Sweet & Savory Plate of meats, cheeses, fruits and chocolate is available daily for a light lunch or snack. Special events are held throughout the year including vineyard tours, festivals and wine & food pairings and a small private room is available for showers, parties & meetings. To learn more about Famous Fossil wines or upcoming events, visit our website. Open: June thru December: daily: 11 am - 6 pm; January thru May: Wednesday thru Saturday: 11 am - 6 pm; Sunday: Noon - 5 pm.
Long's Garden
Tour the walk-through gardens and browse the nursery selling 170 different ornamental grasses, trees and shrubs.
Blackhawk Chocolate Trail
A delicious mixture of cocoa is found every which way along the Blackhawk Chocolate Trail in the four-county area of Northwest Illinois. Enjoy visiting candy stores, bed and breakfasts with special chocolate-themed packages, gift shops and old-fashioned soda fountains.
Massbach Ridge Winery
Sample award-winning, estate-grown wine while enjoying the breathtaking Jo Daviess County hills. Open daily, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., year round.
Frank Fritz Finds
Located in the Pulford Opera House Antique Mall, Frank Fritz Finds showcases some of the unusual and unique collectibles and antiques offered for sale by Frank Fritz, co-star of American Pickers on the History Channel.
Huron Farm Market
This multi-seasonal shop offers a garden center in the spring, a summer produce market, and fall and Halloween items in the autumn. From April thru October, also enjoy a flea market every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Jeff Adams "Images In Bronze"
Fine art gallery / sculptor, Jeff Adams studio. Tour full-service casting facility. Saturday by appointment.
CITY:Mount Morris
Eshelman Pottery
Eshelman Pottery is contemporary, functional red stoneware utilizing glazed and unglazed surfaces for a visual and tactile contrast.
Great River Road Antiques
Antique mall featuring 80 dealers. Fleamarket, April-October.
Flower Fan-a-see
Full service florist with lots more. Stuffed animals, candles, angels, home decor, photo frames, plants, balloons, and custom designs.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Fran's Fantastic Antiques, Collectibles
Shop this unique inventory for antiques and collectibles including antique toys,tools, furniture, linens, rugs, jewelry, books, "ETC". Stop and shop country. You will not believe the variety that we offer. Open: May thru November: Friday thru Sunday: 10:30 am - 5:30 pm. Or by Appointment
Ink & Paper
Unique, fun gifts for all ages and occasions. Located in historic downtown Stockton, five blocks south of US Hwy 20.
Cedarville Art Glass
Dan Edler, a nationally known artist, creates fine art glass and sculpture. Collectors have been acquiring his work for over 45 years. Visitors are welcome anytime or by appointment for large groups.
Northwest Design
Glass studio nestled in the hills offers a shopping experience. Local glass artists at work using lampwork and fusing techniques.
Market Street Commons at the Kraft Building
Market Street Commons is located in the heart of the Mt. Carroll historic district, in the old Kraft Building. The Kraft Building houses the community Welcome Center and Chamber of Commerce, along with shops.
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Kitchen Carvers
Visit this delightful kitchen store full of artisan-quality, handmade, wooden spoons, spatulas, spurtles and other kitchen products all made on site.
Northland Mall
Northland Mall is the only enclosed shopping center between Rockford and the Quad Cities. Includes large stores like JCPenney and Bergners as well as 20 other specialty shops.
Christmas on the North Side Craft Show
This 11th annual craft show over 25 crafters offering primatives, jewelery, basket weaving, loom weaving, quilted items, florals, wreaths, painting and more.
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Butch's Antiques
American country antiques/primitives. Restoring of 18th and 19th century and new furniture. Refinishing, cabinet making, and fire and water damage restoration. Accepting Master Card and Visa. Open: Monday thru Friday: 8:30 am to 5 pm.
Freeport Canoe Company
Enjoy canoeing from the McConnell Bobtown Landing to McNeil's Damascus Landing or to Tutty's Crossing in downtown Freeport. Groups, individual canoeists, and beginning or seasoned paddlers are welcome. $50 rental per canoe. Ages 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult; ages 18 to 18 must have parental consent form.
Freeport Farmers Market
A fabulous variety of locally grown produce, as well as, a scrumptious selection of home-baked treats in a festive market atmosphere. Open May 9th thru October 3rd.
Savanna Marketplace
Featuring local and Illinois made gifts, foods, and specialties. Enjoy specialty coffees, muffins, desserts and other goodies in their historic building built in 1906 which boasts the original art deco soda fountain from the 30's.
Zealous Art Studio
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Boise, ID 83702
Third-year students, having earned their limited licenses to practice from the Idaho Supreme Court, represent clients in a variety of different courts under the supervision of clinical faculty. Students gain meaningful real-life experiences while providing quality legal services to underrepresented populations.
Clinical Labs: Clinical labs include the Pro Se Clinic Lab, the Bankruptcy Lab, and the Children and the Law Lab.
Economic Development Clinic: Students in the Economic Development Clinic advise Idaho counties, cities, tribes, and non-governmental agencies with economic development-related issues typically arising in questions of land use law, administrative law, state and local government law, and environmental law. This Clinic is a transactional and administrative practice located at the Boise campus.
General Clinic: Students in our General Clinic represent clients in a wide variety of cases, including misdemeanor defense, family law, consumer protection, landlord-tenant disputes, probate and civil rights.
Immigration Clinic:
Immigration Law Clinic students help immigrants from a variety of countries seeking asylum, permanent residence, citizenship, status under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and relief from removal. They represent their clients in administrative courts and before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Students also conduct education and outreach presentations in immigrant communities.
Low Income Taxpayer Clinic:
Students in the Tax Clinic represent taxpayers from Idaho and
surrounding states in controversies with the Internal Revenue Service.
Students also conduct public information and outreach presentations to
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low-income taxpayers about tax law issues.
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Small Business Legal Clinic: The Small Business Legal Clinic (SBLC) provides third-year students with hands-on business transaction experience in a client setting.
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Count me among those few who have no interest in watching Lance Armstrong be interviewed by Oprah Winfrey tonight.
It's not that I'm uninterested in the Armstrong story. Quite the contrary.
But beyond the cheating, beyond the bullying, beyond the defiant lying, beyond the omerta (code of silence), the essence of Mr. Armstrong's problem is manipulation. And its first cousin, control.
For well over a decade, Mr. Armstrong successfully manipulated the sports world, the media, his cycling colleagues – basically everyone imaginable.
Now that he's in disgrace, facing potential sponsor clawbacks in the high millions, how does he choose to begin to resurrect his image? By a carefully chosen celebrity interview, rather than a real news conference in which he'd face real journalists and real cycling experts asking the toughest questions imaginable. No disrespect at all to Oprah – a phenomenal business person of course – but this is just more manipulation, more control, more of the same behavior that got him in trouble in the first place.
As one who's provided counseling in crisis management and image management, I'd say first and foremost to Mr. Armstrong that he needs to slowly begin to re-establish credibility… and do so in a non-manipulative, non-controlling manner… if he wants to have any hope of being believed.
In short, face the real media, face real live hostile fire, face those he's deceived for years… and take his medicine, no matter how strong and distasteful it may be. And answer truthfully.
It would all be over in an hour.
Now that's a show I'd watch. And I believe it would be the first step toward forgiveness… which the American public is always ready to provide, particularly toward a person who has done great things, as Mr. Armstrong unquestionably has.
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Senior center Jarquez Smith had a good game, scoring a game-high 24 points and getting plenty of rebounds and blocked shots, but he had little help.
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Found this across the street, very easy to do:
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neat I saw the others comments and metal conversion on Ak files, it made me think of the 45 rd mags made but melding two east german 74 mags together ( when they were cheap, yes kiddies there was a time they were cheap)
thanks for posting here
Sprat and sprat1 are one and the same.
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Hopefully with this gift certificate I'll be able to download enough music and movies to keep me busy until the new 3G iPhone drops!!
App Wait-a-Thon: Win $100 in iTunes Gift Cards
Everybody here at the iPhone Blog is very, very excited about the iPhone SDK Roadmap. We can't wait for native apps, for more functionality, for games, for Apple to go after BlackBerrys. We can't wait - seriously - it's going to kill us waiting until "Late June" for all this good stuff. We've called in a team of psychiatrists, it's not looking good.
We bet you feel the same way.
So to help ease the pain we're instituting the iPhone Blog App Wait-a-Thon! Starting next week and then every week until Apple releases the iPhone 2.0 Software Update, we are going to give away a $100 iTunes Gift Certificate to a lucky reader.
You may not be getting your native apps now, but at least your can download some emo music to drown your sorrows, or a Pixar movie to cheer you up, or the first three seasons of LOST1 to help remind you that it's not that bad.
Here's how it will work: Sometime during the week, two to three of our blog postings, articles, or reviews will have "Wait-a-Thon" after the title, that's your cue to comment on that entry. Comment on that entry and you'll be automatically entered in that week's drawing. (Just one entry per post counts, max three per week).
The latest Wait-a-Thon post is always available here<a.>. Just take a look over next to the Wait-a-Thon contest graphic!
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- Open to everybody who has an iTunes store in their country (Yes, Mods too!)
- One entry per "Wait-a-thon" post counts, but feel free to post as much as ya like!
- No cheating on the referrals, we're watching and we know.
- Contest will run each week until "Late June" or whenever Apple releases the iPhone 2.0 software update. Yes - if Apple's late we'll keep it running. This is a Wait-a-Thon, after all.
- We'll announce the previous week's Wait-a-Thon winner in the next week's first Wait-a-Thon posting.
- You can win no more than twice.
1: Has anybody seriously considered the Apple angle with all the stuff that's been happening on LOST? That satellite phone was iPhone-esque... Is Steve Jobs Alvar Hanzo? Or did he perhaps spend his early days studying with the DeGroots? Think about that: timeline fits, his counter-culture experimentation fits, ...it all fits!
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Dieter Bohn is former editor-in-chief of Smartphone Experts, writing across iMore, Windows Phone Central, Android Central, and more. You can find him on Twitter (and everywhere else) @backlon.
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App Wait-a-Thon: Win $100 in iTunes Gift Cards
Or instead of buying/renting movies and music you could wait and buy iPhone apps upon the 2.0 release
I like the idea and I REALLY can't wait for the Apple upcoming announcements and releases.
Yay I want $$ :D
I am so excited, I can't wait for the new iPhone!!! Best thing since sliced bread!!
Sweet contest.
Waiting for the new iPhone is cruel torture.
I've had the countdown widget since about 2 or 3 weeks ago...finally I see a single digit in the days column!
Longest. Month. Ever.
I am hoping it will have some curve to it. Easier to rest in your hands. But either way, I can't wait for it.
I can't wait to see it. o the glory. Winning would be awesome too, of course.
o the glory. Winning would be awesome too, of course.
Sweeeeeeet .. count me in
heck ya
boy whaat I could do with $100 on Itunes please enter me thank you
Lost and the Apple iPhone Steve Jobs connection.... thats a stretch. Stretchy Pants
AHH! i hope i win the $100 in itunes. I hope the new iphone is cheap.
Count me in please.
Can't wait for 3G!! App Store will be awesome!
I am on pins and needles for the new software, Can't wait
I cant wait for the new iPhone I bough the 4GB when it first came out, now they don't even make 4GB iPhones!!! I need more space and once i heard the rumor of the new iPhone i knew this was my chance to finally upgraded in space and put all of my movies and music on my iPhone!!! I really hope that this isn't just a rumor!!!!!!!!!!
I'm in also!
It's here TODAY! I heard it on the news this morn. I see that the winners of the iTunes cards are getting them through email. I won and my name was announced above the April 10th posts but I have not received anything or heard from anyone. What's the story guys? Hope you read this for I don't know how to contact anyone.
Hey Daffy -
Apparently iTunes only lets you buy a certain number per day. I'll try to put yours and a few others in later this afternoon.
Sign me up!!!!!!
wow, the new phone is a letdown
i wish they would make a phone more shaped to your grip but i really think I will like this phone if I ever get one
Waiting is stupid...
I'm looking forward to this phone. I washed (yes, in the washing machine) my video ipod last month and am wondering it the iphone is good as a primary ipod. Any comments welcome.
great contest idea
the iPhone can't come soon enough
gimmie gimmie gimmie!
Man i can't wait...this is better than waiting 4 Christmas
Please and thank you.
They say the new iphone will be then answer to the new blackberry/wrong spelling/please forgive; that it will beat the socks off of it. Thnaks SW
Want one.
I'm no phone geek, but the iPhone can't get here fast enough.
I need this! Can't wait for the new I phone.
Can't wait to get an Iphone!
Can't wait to get an Iphone! ty 4 the great contest!:)
great idea to enlarge the circle of information by giving away an Ipod.
Absolutely fantastic idea for a giveaway!!! I'm in!!!
OMG!!! Perfect gift for my mum since she's working her butt off so I can go to college! That's so wicked cool!
I am so excited, I can't wait for the new iPhone!!! Best thing since sliced bread!!
A perfect gift
Sweet contest.
This is a wonderful prize. I would LOVE to win it. I would be able to buy my favorite songs and videos to play on the new Ipod I got for Christmas. Please pick me! :)
Good Luck Everyone!
good luck
Looking forward to switching to AT&T on the 11th for the iPhone 3G...if I can get one that day!
This would help a lot.
i really wanna win
The data plan plus the messaging plan seem pretty steep, but I guess they have got us!!!
I can`t wait for free apps in the apps store.
I can't wait!
Great idea!
Yeah, gift card! I'm suspicious of all this money you are offering though. It seems too generous. Oh well!
This is awesome
I love FREE stuff but not as much as i love my iphone!! Good luck everyone
I don't give my gift cards for free BUT i sell ONE real 200$ Gift card for only 100$ on ebay. Please email me if you want to: firstname.lastname@example.com!
I hate waiting but I love contests especially ones about apple products...The Iphone rocks!
iTunes gift certificate giveaways over at
i guess there are two giveaways, 10$ and 20$
Giveaway, schmivaway...
I need help getting my contacts over from Microsoft Outlook 2k3 to my iPhone, and so far, haven't been able to use the native exporter. Any suggestions?
(and forget that 'giveaway, schmivaway' statement - I wouldn't mind $100 in iTunes downloads...)


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Two individuals were arrested by North Augusta Public Safety in connection to golf cart thefts in the Hammonds Ferry area of North Augusta, according to police.
Dontrell Washinton Allison, 22 and Dytrone Hunter, 22 have been arrested in connection to two golf carts that were stolen from the Hammonds Ferry neighborhood, including one from Manuel's Bread Café on Tuesday, Jan. 8. Both men were charged with Grand Larceny, booked at NADPS and later transported to the Aiken County Detention Center, according to police.
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MAC Dazzlelight Eyeshadow
MAC Beiges, Whites, Highlighter Eyeshadow Swatches
This finishes up all of the swatches I have of permanent eyeshadows – I will try to purchase the shades I do not own soon and get those swatches up as well.
Dazzlelight is a soft beige white with a hint of warmth. It has a veluxe pearl finish. The color payoff is good with a soft, smooth texture. It is similar to Bare Escentuals Serendipitous. It's kind of like MAC Brule in a frosted form.
Mylar is an ivory white with a mostly matte finish. It has a satin finish. It can look a little chalky because of its finish and color, though the payoff is good and application is smooth. It is similar to Inglot #351.
Phloof! is a light pinky-beige with a frost finish. It has good color payoff and applies smoothly. It is a little less warm compared to theBalm Hiii-Yaaa!.
Vanilla is a soft, creamy light beige with a nearly matte finish. It has a velvet finish. It's very soft and easy to work with and has good pigmentation. It is similar to Inglot #353.
Vellum is an iridescent white with bluish-violet shimmer-sheen. It has a lustre finish. The color payoff is decent but not great, though the uniqueness of the shade tends to make it worth the effort.
Vex is a grayish-beige-pink with a tinge of olive-green to it. It has a frost finish. It has good color payoff, and it's one of the more unique shades by MAC. Bare Escentual's Urban Nature cream eyeshadow is similar.
White Frost is a shimmery soft white with poor color payoff, though it still has a smooth feel. It has a frost finish.
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Testament to the Power of Chaos
Inducting Another Worlds-Bound 2012 Champion to the Hall of Heroes
The people of the Old World live in constant fear of Chaos. To them it is an evil eating away at their society and creating armies on their borders; a destructive force subservient only to bizarre and cruel Dark Gods. –Warhammer
In recent weeks, we've inducted two 2012 champions of Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game to the Hall of Heroes. North American Champion Adam Daulton and Polish National Champion Michal Miszczuk both vanquished their foes with the power of Chaos.
Today, we're pleased to induct another 2012 champion of Warhammer: Invasion. Like the previous inductees, German National Champion Chris Ehmann drew upon the power of Chaos to vanquish his foes during the German National Championship Tournament at Essen, and like them, he is also headed to Roseville, MN this weekend to vie for dominion of the Old World during the 2012 Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game World Championship Tournament!
Chris Ehmann
Chris Ehmann began playing Warhammer: Invasion during the days of The Corruption Cycle but took an extended break before returning, more seriously, during The Bloodquest Cycle.
After three months of competitive play and steady improvement through a series of qualifiers, Chris defeated his playgroup partner, Thomas Scheer, in the final match of the 2012 Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game German National Championship.
- Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game German National Champion – 2012
- Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game German National Qualifier (Wuerzburg), 1st – 2012
- Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game German National Qualifier (Nuremberg), 3rd – 2012
- Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game German National Qualifier (Wuerzburg), 5th – 2012
Chris' victory at the German National Championship earned him the right to represent his country at the inaugural FFG World Championship Weekend in Roseville, MN. However, Chris wasn't the only one to walk away from the tournament with plans to head to the FFG World Championship Weekend; he was sworn to help his playgroup partner, Thomas Scheer attend:
"After I qualified in Wuerzburg, we made a pact that if one of us won the German National Championship, we would both fly to Worlds, the winner paying half the other's cost. We didn't really think that this would actually happen!"
You can learn more about Chris at his place of honor on FFG's website.
Battles Without Borders
Chris Ehmann is our most recent inductee into the Hall of Heroes and another champion of Chaos bound for the 2012 Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game World Championship Tournament at the FFG World Championship Weekend.
Part of the reason we moved our World Championship Tournaments to the FFG World Championship Weekend was to increase our international representation, and Chris will compete among a field of players from Germany, Poland, Spain, and North America. This year, the battle for the Old World will be fought by players from all over our world!
Join us at the FFG World Championship Weekend to stake your claim for the Old World, or if you're unable to attend, keep your eyes peeled for streaming coverage of the weekend's World Championship Torunaments.
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The mission of these programs is to provide free basic tax return preparation for low-to moderate income taxpayers, elderly taxpayers and taxpayers with disabilities, limited English proficiency or military. To qualify, families must have an income of less than $50,000. Free tax preparation will be held at the Yadkin County Public Library, beginning on Wednesday, February 6, 2012 and Thursday, February 7, 2013 from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm and will continue each Wednesday and Thursday until April 11, 2012. Tax assistance is a free service that is on a first come, first served basis.
STORYTIME for preschoolers will be held on Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 10:00 am at the Yadkin County Public Library. STORYTIME is an early literacy program specifically geared for preschoolers 2-5 years old. The theme for this week's program will be "My Teddy Bear", featuring the letter T" and highlighting the literacy skill, . All STORYTIME programs are free and open to the public. Make plans now to bring your child or grandchild for an entertaining and educational experience, with stories, music and crafts as we help get them "Ready to Read" with the "Every Child Ready to Read @ your Library" program.
NWRL will host the High School Quiz Bowl 2013 on Saturday, January 19, 2013 at the Andy Griffith Playhouse in Mount Airy. Quiz Bowl teams from the high schools in Alleghany, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin counties are eligible to participate. Registration begins at 9:30 am with completion beginning at 10:00 am. Come out and support your local high school!
NWRL will host their annual Traveling Photography Contest. Contest is open to all registered patrons of the Northwestern Regional Library system, with the exception of individuals whose primary source of income is photography. The fees for each entry are $5.00 for adults and $1.00 for youth with no limit on total number of entries. Entries must be received no later than Friday, February 22, 2013 at any NWRL branch. A photography workshop will be held on Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 5:30 pm, followed by the opening reception at 6:45 pm. For more information about the contest or to pick up an entry form, please visit your NWRL branch.
The library is holding a book sale in the front entryway. Like new hardcover books are available for $1.00 and movies are 25 cents or 5 for $1.00, making them a great bargain! All proceeds will be used to purchase new books.
On display at the library is a collection of "Musicals" collector plates, featuring "Oklahoma", "Gone with the Wind", The Wizard of Oz" and "The Sound of Music". These are part of a larger collection owned by Mabel Cranfill of Hamptonville and will be on display through the end of January.
The Yadkin County Public Library will be closed on Monday, January 21, 2013 in observance of the Martin Luther King Day. The library will reopen at 8:30 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013. The Yadkin County Public Library is a member of the Northwestern Regional Library system, comprised of libraries in Alleghany, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin counties. The library's normal operating hours are as follows: Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 am – 6:30 pm and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 am – 5:30 pm.


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Rick Mungeam, with the help of his wife, Capri, is finding a way to make a very happy living off of sand.
The sand sculptor-extraordinaire left behind a 22-year career in architecture and by a twist of fate now resides in Santa Rosa Beach making sandcastle magic.
The Mungeams left behind their home in Colorado in 2010 to travel the country and eventually found themselves along the Gulf in South Padre Island, Texas, where Rick first realized the potential in sand sculpting.
"I was introduced to a man doing sand sculptures," said Rick, who is the artist behind Beach Sand Sculptures. "I was intrigued by it."
By early 2011, the two found their way to the Emerald Coast of Florida and spent most of their days on the beach where Rick decided to try his hand at sand sculpting.
"I just started playing in the sand. I had a blast doing that," he said. "It was kind of a release for me to be designing — but it was a different medium."
Since then, Rick has created everything from marriage proposals to castles to fish, but his capabilities are boundless.
"Many people think of small buckets in the sand," said Rick. "But you can sculpt anything."
"Once people see the possibilities, it's really kind of endless," said Capri, who helps her husband — and tones her biceps — by carrying the eight-gallon, 42.5-pound buckets of water from the Gulf to wet the soft sand.
The sweat is worth it, and without fail, every time he makes a sculpture, people will approach to ooh and ah and take photos.
Though Rick and Capri saw firsthand how well the sculptures were received, it wasn't until Rick created a castle, complete with heart and banner, at Grayton Beach that "the light bulb turned on."
"A wedding party showed up and they wanted to use the sculpture in their wedding photos," he said.
Later, families showed up to take sunset photos on the beach and wanted to use it as well. He recalled thinking, "How can we turn this into a business?"
But the couple didn't plant their feet firmly in our snow-white sand at that time, and continued traveling to enter into sand sculpting competitions from Pensacola to South Florida.
After taking a first place in Fort Myers' World Championship, the couple decided it was time to settle in one place to build the business they had long dreamed of.
Naturally, they chose South Walton for its family friendly atmosphere and beautiful scenery.
"We decided this is where we wanted to plant our feet," said Rick, who hasn't had much time to plant his feet since.
Soon after moving to Santa Rosa Beach, "We basically hit the ground running," said Capri of their 2012 summer, during which they held two or three lessons a day.
The couple's sand-sculpting lessons are perfect for families with children, as well as businesses looking for an out-of-the-ordinary team-building exercise.
The couple also accepts private commissions and has helped more than a dozen head-over-heels men propose to their women using the whimsy of a sand sculpture.
And though these creations may cost upwards of $500 to commission, the Mungeams all but guarantee a yes.
"We're 100 percent," said Capri, who documents the "YES!" using her phone.
The couple creates sculptures from Panama City to Pensacola, but it shouldn't be difficult for locals to capture the couple in action, especially during the holiday season.
Friday, Rick sculpted a Christmas-themed sand sculpture on the beach at Seaside, which will stay up for as long as three weeks. Families are welcome to stroll down and check it out, as well as pay to have their Christmas photos taken in front of it. It can be personalized with a family name, as well.
And though the couple has been able to make a business out of sand sculpting, they are just having fun playing with a slice of nostalgia.
"They intrigue the mind, capture the soul, and delight the heart," said Capri. "It's priceless."
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BOONVILLE - On Oct. 19, 2007, Ashe County's Dakota Price booted a last-second field goal as time expired to top Starmount 24-21.
Five years and 40 conference games later, the Rams are unbeaten on the gridiron.
Starmount breezed past Alleghany 28-0 Friday night - four years to the night of their loss to the Huskies - to notch their 40th-straight conference victory to stay perfect on the year. The Rams improved their overall record to 9-0 on the season and 7-0 in the MVAC.
Playing without a banged up Chaston Martin, Starmount still ran for over 250 yards and racked up 17 first downs on the night.
James Watson rushed for a career-high 103 yards on 12 carries as five Rams reached double-digit rushing yards. Will Simpson added 86 yards on the ground, while Sarinara and Brian King tacked on 26 and 21 yards, respectively.
Watson added 40 yards through the air with Simpson hauling in a 25-yard grab to power the Rams.
The state's top-ranked defense kept rolling, pitching its fourth shutout of the season, while limiting the Trojans to a paltry 82 yards of total offense.
Starmount dropped its state-leading points allowed average down to just 3.7 points per game and still has not allowed an offensive touchdown since Week 2 against East Surry, a streak that spans 31 quarters of football.
Receiving extra carries without Martin in the lineup, Watson and Simpson took full advantage, scoring all four touchdowns on the night.
Simpson plowed in from three and eight yards out to open the scoring for Starmount. Watson then found paydirt on a four-yard run to give the Rams a 21-0 first-half advantage.
Simpson added his third total touchdown of the night when he snagged a 25-yard catch from Trey Money to round out the scoring for Starmount.
Defensively, Watson and Will Lambert each picked off a pass to lead the Ram defense. The interception was Lambert's fifth of the season.
The Trojans only managed to cross midfield once in the game, on a 43-yard passing play late in the fourth quarter, as Starmount cruised to the 28-0 victory.
With the win, the Rams set up another winner-take-all conference championship game with Wilkes Central in the final game of the season.
Starmount and the Eagles (8-1, 7-0) meet Friday night in Moravian Falls with the MVAC title on the line for the third-straight season. The Rams won both matchups en route to four-consecutive conference crowns.
The late Meme Brown was honored with a candlelight vigil at halftime. Brown, a former volleyball player and 2009 Starmount graduate, died last Monday after a four-year battle with ovarian cancer. She was 21.
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Recently, I wrote letters to encourage the public to write or call their senators to pass the Violence Against Women Act. Fortunately, Democratic and Republican senators came together to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act. The bill they approved would address the high rates of domestic violence committed against Native American women, ensure that LGBT victims have access to services and make college campuses safer places to live and study.
This is in keeping with the tradition of the Violence Against Women Act which puts women's safety above partisan politics. Through its bipartisan vote, the Senate not only acted to preserve the original bill, they improved it, protecting even more women from violence and abuse.
Unfortunately, the bill being considered in the House of Representatives today would do the opposite. It leaves out the important new protections found in the Senate bill, exposing more students, Native Americans and LGBT Americans to the threat of violence.
This particular bill also rolls back existing protections, leaving women less safe. For example, if this bill were to become law, abusive partners would have an easier time using immigration status as a tool to control and further abuse victims. It would eliminate confidentiality
that allows many women to leave their abusive relationships without fear of retaliation. In other words, the bill going through the House right now would leave more women at risk.
Keeping women safe isn't about which political party you support – it's about protecting basic human rights. That's why President Obama's administration and many others, including myself, recommend that he veto any bill that puts women in harm's way. Please consider making your voice heard about this important piece of legislation by contacting Representative Peter Welch and let him know your concerns.
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The sushi was so fresh and tasty! We tried new sushi rolls and they all were amazing! We recommend the el topo roll.
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Think one star rating is very generous at this point. last month, I had a reservation, when I had 8 ppl coming for my birthday here. couldn't locate my name for reservation when I had even given them my credit card # for the reservation. did not want to make a big scene in front of my friends and sucked up, but this time it got worse. (of course, that night the general manager was no where to be found!) Last night, I made a reservation for my boyfriend's birthday dinner/ pre-Valentine's day dinner, the hostess Could NOT located my name for the reservation and made me and my bf go to the bar for 10 mins. after she located my name finally-- she asked me to wait another 15 mins to get seated when there were at least 5 empty tables available. When I finally got to speak to the general manager, he wasn't too concerned about my wasted time and the poor service, but he was very confident that the business was good. The food is pretty ok but to wait 30 mins plus to just get seated, I will pass and go to another hip sushi place!
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The food isn't that bad, but it's very expensive and the portions you get are comically small. It was like a joke, like if I were writing a scene in a movie and I wanted to make my audience laugh by how expensive and pretentious a restaurant was, it would've been exactly like my dinner as Sushisamba. The waitor wasn't friendly and an $18 entree could literally be eaten in one bite.
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Eating here is like eating in a nightclub. It's really loud, the lights are orange, and they wedge you in. There is no space to be comfortable. Our waiter was really pushy, trying to upsell us to the fabulously overpriced tasting menu. The food you get is just mediocre sushi covered in mayonnaise. If you want to hang out in a nightclub, then go hang out in a nightclub, not here. If you want a good meal and the ability to talk to your dining companions without being drowned out by the noise, go to another restaurant.
Posted by nycgirl on 04/09/2010
My friend took me to SS7 Oct of last for birthday dinner but I never realized it was soooo pricey until I treated him for his birthday last week which cost me a whoooping $255 including the tip! Music is too loud, food is not authentic as what I've expected and served in very small portions. My friend's fav place but it's not for me! There are lots of japanese restaurant around that's worth going.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/09/2010
This restaurant was a huge disappointment. The sushi was so-so -- you can get MUCH better sushi for the same price, or the same quality sushi for half the price. The wait was extremely long -- we had an 8 p.m. reservation and were seated at 9:30. Portions were also small -- we paid $60/person for what I'd deem a snack. Finally, the drinks were over-priced. I paid $8 for a drink, of which 5/6 was ice. I would never go here again.
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The North Augusta and Midland Valley Relay For Life fundraiser will be held Friday at North Augusta High School.
The event will begin with opening ceremonies at 6 p.m. at North Augusta High School's track. This year's Relay will end at midnight, but will include all of the traditional components of an all-night Relay For Life event.
The annual event benefits the American Cancer Society and aims to celebrate survivors, remember those lost to cancer and bring the community together to fight for a cure.
"Relay For Life is a chance to gather as a community to honor those who are no longer with us and to celebrate those who are surviving and thriving," said Kristin Bodkin, North Augusta/Midland Valley Relay For Life event chair.
The event will begin with a speech by North Augusta survivor Melanie Chavous. Survivors will walk the first lap around the track and will be joined on the second by their caregivers. The event's teams will join in the third lap, and participants will continue to walk throughout the night.
Close to 25 teams – made up of businesses, schools, churches, community groups, families and friends – have registered for the event and have been fundraising over the past few months.
The teams will continue to fundraise throughout the evening Friday selling a large variety of foods and desserts as well as other items. A silent auction will also be held.
Other activities throughout the evening include karate demonstrations, live music, games and contests and the Mizz Relay competition. This will also be the inaugural year of the annual North Augusta/Midland Valley Guitar Pull at 7:45 p.m.
The luminary ceremony will take place at 10 p.m., and closing ceremonies will begin at 11:45 p.m. Admission to Relay For Life is free.
"Relay For Life is not just an event, but an experience that the whole community needs to support," Bodkin said.
For more information about Relay For Life, call Kristin Bodkin at 803-640-9997 or Lisa Glass at 803-979-3685 or visit www.relayforlife.org/namvsc.
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1 T whole grain mustard 1 T honey 1 tsp low-sodium soy sauce One 11/2-lb, skin-on, center-cut wild salmon fillet, cut into four equal portions Sea salt* and black pepper to taste (optional) 1 cedar plank, soaked in water for 1 hour
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Waitsfield (and Fayston) taxpayers might be surprised to hear that all of them may be required to help pay for some of the costs of Waitsfield's municipal water project.
The water task force has recommended that the town bill all Waitsfield taxpayers for the costs associated with the increased fire protection that the water project brings.
The water project includes fire hydrants throughout the service area which are served by bigger water mains as well as a larger water storage tank. The hydrants benefit those who live within 1,000 feet of them but will also provide water for the fire department that serves everyone in Waitsfield and Fayston.
So it is not a huge leap to expect that because everyone benefits from the additional protection, everyone should pay. And it is not a huge amount of money at $8,000 a year.
But this is a very significant change in the town's long-chanted mantra that only users would pay for the project. This has been repeated and reiterated since the inception and specifically when voters were casting ballots on whether to approve the bond vote for the debt.
If there is to be any cost sharing involved here – and perhaps there should be – it needs to be brought before voters at Town Meeting for a full discussion and approval.
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