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According to a report released by the Food Research and Action Center in August, the food hardship rate for the nation was 18.2 percent in the first six months of 2012 or one in five families.
The report states that 15 states had food hardship rates of 20 percent or higher (one in five) and 43 states had rates of 14 percent or higher (one in seven).
According to the report, these results are a slight dip from the 2011 rate of 18.6 percent food hardship rate reported in 2011.
Tri-County Christian Crisis Ministry in Jonesville serves the needy citizens of Jonesville, Hamptonville and Boonville. In 2011 Tri-C provided 122,897 pounds of food to people struggling to feed their families. They served a total of 2,805 Yadkin County residents with various forms of food assistance, bill assistance, heating, clothing and medicine. A total of over 6,850 people were served over all.
"We have a client choice pantry where the client can actually walk through and choose what they want, much like a grocery store," said Heather Macy, director for Tri-C. "How much food they get depends on how many people are in the family and everything is based on how much of each item we have in stock."
Macy says that their clients may shop their pantry once a month or once every three months depending on their income, whether or not they receive food stamps and the quantity of food stamps they receive.
Tri-C also offers heating assistance from November through March. In the last few years Tri-C was only able to offer one electric heater per family because the ministry did not have enough funding to provide money for fuel purchases.
On Oct. 22, Tri-C's board of directors voted to continue providing only electric heaters through the remainder of 2012 due to the unpredictable rates of fuel. Macy said that the board may choose to revisit the possibility of purchasing fuel in 2013 after the first of the year.
Yadkin Christian Ministries in Yadkinville and East Bend finds similar problems in Yadkin County.
""We've already spent $170,000 this year and we were only budgeted $199,000," said Richard Eskew, Director of Yadkin Christian Ministries.
Eskew said that the ministry has several different programs to offer the less fortunate in the county such as bill assistance, the food pantry and medication assistance.
The ministry receives several grants and donations from individuals, churches and organizations to help keep it running but when those monies aren't enough to serve the need in Yadkin County the ministry must turn to fundraising efforts to be able to continue.
Macy said that while the need is still great in Yadkin County she hasn't seen a spike in requests for assistance but rather a steady increase.
"The people who are returning to us who haven't been here in a while has increased," Macy said. "We have had some new clients come through but I haven't seen a huge increase. It just seems like it's a steady increase."
She attributes the bulk of this increase to Yadkin County residents who are unable to find work in the area. Macy said that she noticed that there are several opportunities for furthering education to qualify residents for better jobs but the lack of available jobs in the area remains the biggest problem facing unemployed Yadkin County citizens.
Macy said that another major issue is many residents who could find work in surrounding areas like Forsyth, Stokes or Surry Counties do not have reliable transportation or no transportation at all. She said that if Tri-C were able to find a partner that could offer low-cost or free automotive work or if the ministry could raise enough money to be able to offer a transportation fund they may be able to help a larger group of residents.
"We really haven't ever had vehicle repair assistance in this area that I'm aware of and for a lot of people, their vehicle is their problem," Macy said. "They have the desire to go but they don't have a way to get there. It would be nice if we could offer some sort of public transportation like Winston-Salem."
Macy said that the pantry at Tri-C is currently under stocked but food drives are getting ready to start taking place and the ministry tends to see an increase in giving in the fall and winter months.
"I think we really start seeing people in the spirit of giving in the coming months," Macy said. "We usually have a slump where we struggle to keep the pantry filled in the summer and early fall."
Macy said that Tri-C receives donations of drinks from Pepsi each month. She says that they also receive frequent donations of produce and deli meat from Lowe's. Macy says the largest provider of donations is Food Lion in Jonesville.
Tri-County Christian Crisis Ministry is located on U.S. 21 South in Jonesville. Their hours are 1-4 p.m. on Mondays and 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Wednesday and Fridays. There is no appointment necessary to visit; clients are taken on a first come, first served basis.
All clients need to come prepared with two forms of identification, preferably a NC picture ID and Social Security Card. Clients will also need to provide proof of income, proof of expenses for rent, utilities, medicine and/or medical bills as well as receipts for unexpected expenses for the month, such as new tires or vehicle repair.
Anyone wishing to make donations to Tri-C may do so by writing a check payable to Tri-County Christian Crisis Ministry and mailing it to P.O. Box 511, Elkin, NC 28621.
"If someone would like to make a donation and designate whether they want their money to go toward a specific area they may designate that in the memo portion of the check," Macy said. "If there is a preference for how the money be used we would really like to know that so that we can use it the way the donor intended it. If there is no designation on the check we will use the money towards the most immediate need at the time it is received."
Yadkin Christian Ministries is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Anyone wishing to receive assistance should come prepared with a state-issued photo identification showing their current address, any other government-issued identity cards, a social security card and a list of everyone in their household including names, ages, their relationship to the applicant, social security card or number.
Anyone wishing to donate to Yadkin Christian Ministries may contact their Yadkinville location at 336-677-3080 or make a check payable to Yadkin Christian Ministries and mail it to PO Box 204, Yadkinville, NC 27055.
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From 1-2 to 3-2 on Treanor. Strike three called!
8-3 Reds after 5.
From 1-2 to 3-2 on Treanor. Strike three called!
8-3 Reds after 5.
I miss Adam Dunn.
Cueto K's Treanor!!! finally!
"There is a great man who makes every man feel small. But the real great man is the man who makes every man feel great." G.K Charleston
Great pitch. Anyone with a pitch count for Johnny?
Bako stinks at calling a game. At least Cueto got the K to end the inning with only 1 run scored, but here is Cueto throwing a great fastball tonight (95 consistently, up to 97) and Bako wants to call those cute breaking balls up by six runs!
And it's not just tonight... I've noticed this all season with Bako. He simply does not call enough fastballs.
I think that was 101 or 102
Cueto didn't have the command of his slider today but was able to battle through five innings and give the team a great chance to win. Not bad. He had great command of the fastball but just couldn't command the slider well tonight.
I miss Adam Dunn.
Dunn walks to begin the 6th.
I miss Adam Dunn.
He tends to let his stuff rise up in the zone too much something I think he'll get better at. When he stays at he knees he's near unhittable. All Johnny needs is to keep going out there for his starts.
Votto fielders choice, Dunn out at 2nd.
Votto steals 2nd.
I miss Adam Dunn.
Edwin HBP.
First and second for Bako.
I miss Adam Dunn.
Bako flies out to shallow CF. Two outs.
I miss Adam Dunn.
Unreal. Cueto is batting for himself?!?
What the hell is wrong with Dusty Baker?
I miss Adam Dunn.
8-3 Reds. Things have improved since I was last on the game thread
Cueto flies out. Cueto has thrown 104 pitches and clearly was struggling out there last inning PLUS the Marlins have the top of the order coming up. No way you leave him in.
I miss Adam Dunn.
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The peace movement is alive and on the move in the Mad River Valley. We started by submitting a petition to Warren Select Board and it was accepted. Moretown has done the same. Now we need you, the citizens to stand behind it on March 6 Town Meeting Day. There is a resolution in the Vermont State House with 20 co-sponsors. We ask you to call your representatives and ask them to vote for the resolution to impeach Bush/Cheney.
There are 22 Vermont towns with impeach resolution on the warning. President Bush should be impeached for the outrageous assertion of presidential power. If they are not called to the docket to answer for the lies, misleading information that put us in this tragic war, future presidents will feel free to do the same thing, simply ignoring acts of Congress.
It can and should start at our Town Meetings. Where else? Congress is not listening, neither is the president, and our vice president has stated on TV, "We will do what we please." The purist democracy is at our finger tips - the Town Meetings...where America began and where the people must be heard. Any way you can assist in this effort, I am awaiting your call and the challenge. Call 496-3386. I very much would like to hold a public information meeting in The Valley, before Town Meeting Day. But I cannot do this alone. We need speakers, an attorney would be an asset, a moderator. What say you citizens? Also, Cindy Sheehan will be in Vermont on March 2, 3, and 4 on a 10-town tour.
The schedule is Friday, March 2, in the morning at Montpelier, testifying at State House before Vince Illuzi's committee about troop withdrawal resolution and then a press conference afterwards, followed by a midday march.
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During my time here at mmorpg.com I have posted many screens from EQ2. I get a lot of e-mail asking me how I get game to look so good. So I thought I would post some information that may help some get a better look and still get great performance. These are things I have tried over the years on different systems to tweak EQ2's graphics.
EQ2 is a bit tricky to get setup right for a great look and good performance. There are a few settings that are more important for graphic and some for performance. I will list a few things that may help some of you get a better look in EQ2 with good performance.
Under option/display check these things this may help.
Unless needed turn off both synchronize refresh and triple buffering.
Use vertex buffers if your card supports it.
Max both graphic res. and lighting res, these are very important to the over all look.
Set rendering distance to 700 to max depending on your fps.
Complex shader distance is a huge processor hog. Set it low to about 30 at 30 it looks great then experiment by raising and check your fps. (In case you did not know F11 will bring up a fps monitor)
Under texture, resolution Max both Texture res and character texture res both very important to the over all look.
Set LOD to medium or low this has very little impact on the look of game.
Atmospheric effects I never like bloom so I have both blooms turned off but have heat shimmer on it has a nice look.
Under water, Experiment but if possible max all of them. If not set cube map to fast or fastest.
Under particle effects, set quality very high and put all the rest of the sliders about half way. Again experiment a bit with higher setting.
Under lighting, set light quality to high or very high but there is little difference between the look of them.
Number of torches to 1 intensity is a matter of choice but I do not like torches the light looks fake so I have them turned off.
The big hog is bumpy point distance set it no higher then complex shader distance so if that is at 30 set bumpy point distance to 30. If all goes well move both up a bit and find the distance you like for the performance you want. Those two really hog the resources.
Shadows are the biggest hog of all! If you PC can handle it max them all however this is rare, you need a great processor to do this. EQ2 is processor heavy not video card.
Now if you have trouble with shadows turn all shadows off accept character shadows. This will have huge impact on performance. Game still looks fantastic without environmental shadows.
Under model detail set all the slider to about the middle, again if all goes well play with bumping them up a bit.
Animation settings are important to the look and feel of the game.
If you can max settings and check cloth sim and cloaks.
Under flora if you can max sliders and check all boxes this really makes the world look great. However uncheck displacement and set both radius and density to about 3/4 if performance suffers.
With the above settings you should have good performance and a good look. You then can tweak them to see what you like. The most important settings to the over all look of EQ2 are: flora, animation, lighting quality, particle quality, texture Res, Character Texture res, graphic res, lighting res, and of course the overall res. which mine is set to 1920 x 1080. I hope this helps and other please post your tweaks to graphics here since EQ2 offers so many choices to adjust graphics it can be confusing. Good luck everyone! EQ2 is worth the effort and set right it is still one of the best looking mmos out.
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Hi eccoton,
Ty for posting this! im sure it will help out a lot of people
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I tweaked my game settings around after reading this post. And my game looks significantly better, and my framerates are still in the upper 40s. The only place I really notice any negative effects is when I'm in a cluttered and clustered area like Gorowyn. If I'm sprinting through that city, I drop frames like crazy. Well worth the trade off though in my opinion.
Thank you eccoton.
Wow, thanks for the settings. The game is now using much less memory and still looks as beautiful as it did before. Much appreciated.
I am glad this has help a few of you. It is great to have so many graphic options for EQ2 but it is hard to know which ones have the most impact on preformance and which on the over all look. They just put all the options out there but with little explination as to their impact. If anyone has any other tweaks please post them here. EQ2 is an amazing looking game still after 4 years but so many never really see it as it should be. The default settings are ridiculous. Most never get past the defaults. EQ2 may not be the game for you but it is not because the graphics are bad or dated as I often read.
If you notice EQ2 does not have an option for anti-aliasing in the graphic options. However you can use anti-aliasing to make the game look even better!
To do this you need to add this line to your eq2.ini file r_aa_blit 1 If you do not have an eq2.ini file just make one. This is not enough though. You then need to go to your video card settings and tell it to over ride the game settings and use the cards. I tell my card to override game settings and use the cards options which I set to 4X AA. This will smooth out the edges of the graphics and has only a small impact on memory used and I only drop a couple fps from game with no AA used.
It is to bad you have to work harder to get the great look in EQ2 then say WoW. If you take the time to do these things EQ2 is an awesome looking game.
Again thank you, but how do I go to the settings in my video card to set it properly? Do you use an nvidia card? I'd love to turn it on.
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Yes EQ2 does look fantastic in certain zones and poor in others.
Originally posted by ste2000
First, ste2000 I for one do not cherry pick screens to make eq2 look better then it is. I take shots of my game play and post them. Second, this was a thread for one purpose to help some understand the graphic settings. For those that play and like the game. This is not about content, other games swallowing up EQ2, zoning, or the expansions. EQ2 looks great everywhere to me and the expansions especially EoF look great and better then the original zones..
You are a good member of mmorpg.com and sometimes I think you are spot on. However you will go out of your way to attack EQ2 even, as in this case, if it is off topic. As far as I am concerned you have never really posted a open minded truthful account of EQ2. You are totally bias and never attempt to see through anything but you fogged up glasses when it comes to EQ2. Face it you hate the game, I have read dozens of your posts telling us this. That is your right but do you need to come to a thread trying to help people who enjoy the game and attack it? There is a time and place for that. This is not the thread for it. Anyone who follows the mmorpg.com forums and EQ2 know you hate the game and do not play it. No big suprise. Please continue on with your crusade against EQ2 that is your right but at least stay on topic. If you got information to help others understand the complex graphic issues with EQ2 then post away.
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Most video cards have a control panel to allow you to adjust it's settings. Often by right clicking your desktop you can get to your cards control panel. Try looking for a folder in your progam lists for your video card, might be in there.
Oh, I found it. I just don't want to mess up by setting it to the wrong setting and then having to go through aggravation trying to set it up the way it was before.
Originally posted by Moirae
It is easy to setup the only change you really need to make is to anti-aliasing tell it to over ride game and what AA setting you want. Leave all other settings as is. Then when you are done simply set it back it is actually very easy to do.
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Thanks for the guide. :D I'm actually redownloading the game right now due to a mysterious 30 additional days of game time. XD
Originally posted by Zakavar
Good luck and I hope this helps some.
Here are just a couple game play screenshots. With settings described in the original post. Top shot is with no anti-aliasing, bottom has 4X anti-aliasing
Here is another shot I think looks pretty cool. Again this is my game play settings, They are set on higher settings but not all maxed I get a very good framrate with this graphics.
Here is another tip for Vista users to get better performance. Vista uses a program called superfetch. What this program does is monitor your PC use and preloads your frequently used program in memory, to get them to load faster. This is a nice feature but if you game it takes away vaulable resourses.
Simply go to start and in the search input services. When the list comes up scroll to superfetch right click go to properties and disable it. On games like EQ2 and WAR that are processor and memory heavy this will help a lot.
Some players are having a client crash problem with GU #49. Here is an e-mail I got from SOE that fixed the issue with me. After doing this you will have to reset your game settings and UI but it solved the problem for me. GU #49 has added dual core support and they fixed the longtime disappearing shadow problem. EQ2 looks and performs better then ever.
Delete the following files and folders:
As well as the character specific files, these will appear as such:
To do this, follow these directions:
1. First look for your EverQuest II directory. You can find the default directory in: C:\Program Files\Sony\EverQuest II
The latest game update brought dual-core support! Eq2 has never looked or performed better. This change does not change the graphic but for those of you using dual-core you should be able to bump your graphic setting up. Use the core suggestions I listed then bump them up.
For those of you that have had enviromental shodows turned off try experiementing with adding them. If you find a good setting to use them they add a lot to the look of the game. SOE has stated more improvements are to come but this dual-core has really help a lot of dual-core users.
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EQ2 graphic's are poor, Characters are the best thing going for it, but most backgrounds are terrible it's a shame a lot of things can look really nice and it just messes up with low detail tree's and bland grounds.
It's really aged lol, these characters in Vanguards background would probably be the best for them 2 games it is like they both have something the other don't.
The way this game looks it should perform the same as WOW on my cpu but it doesn't wow performs superbly, whereas this acts like it's crysis for performance lol still playable though, when I make it even more uglier with taking shadows off.


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In the days following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Haverford and Bryn Mawr students of Professor Ying Li found expression for their thoughts and emotions in art. They asked to display their paintings and drawings in the Reference Alcove of Magill Library, and on the wall of the lobby adjacent to the exhibit, they posted a board asking community members to draw the flag of their nation of ancestry. The following images of this exhibit are presented in remembrance of the events of that day.


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What's the Best Baby-Making Position?
Things can get a little complicated when it comes to wading through the fact and fiction of conception. What really works and what is just a long-standing fallacy?
The missionary position (man on top) is often said to be the best position for conception because it allows the sperm to be deposited directly onto the cervix upon ejaculation. Toni Weschler, MS, founder of the Fertility Awareness Counseling and Training Seminars in Seattle, Washington, and author of the book Taking Charge of Your Fertility: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, Pregnancy Achievement, and Reproductive Health, recommends intercourse from behind (hands and knees position) for women with a tipped uterus. "This position allows the sperm better access to the cervix," she says. Following the closer-is-better logic, partners should avoid any position that causes semen to leak out, including the woman-on-top position, standing, and sitting during intercourse.
Makes sense, right? Too bad there's no real scientific proof that it works. When asked if there are any positions she recommends to fertility patients, Esther Eisenberg, MD, MPH, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and director of reproductive endocrinology and infertility, simply replies, "No."
Will Pillows Help?
To maximize the time sperm have to reach the egg, Weschler advises women to "place a small pillow under your hips following intercourse so that your cervix 'rests' in the pool of semen for a short time (perhaps 20 minutes or so)." Sex expert Ruth Westheimer agrees. In her book Dr. Ruth's Pregnancy Guide for Couples, she states, "After ejaculation, the woman should continue to lie on her back with her pelvis slightly tilted upward for some time, maybe 20 to 30 minutes." The pillow propping theory is so popular that couples can actually purchase a device called the Conception Curve Fertility Pillow designed to properly tilt the pelvis into the correct position.
Dr. Eisenberg's opinion? "Not necessary," she says. But Amos Grunebaum, MD, director of clinical maternal-fetal medicine at the New York Hospital-Cornell Weill Medical College recommends both the missionary or rear-entry positions and lying with your feet up for half an hour. There is, it seems, no definitive answer.
Is a Coffee Cutback Required?
If you're trying to get pregnant, your physician will likely advise you to cut down or eliminate caffeine consumption. "Excessive coffee intake has been associated with an increased risk of miscarriage," says Dr. Eisenberg, who advises women to limit coffee intake to less than two cups a day. On the other hand, a 2003 American Society for Reproductive Medicine meeting in San Antonio, Texas, revealed that sperm motility was higher in men who drank coffee compared to those who did not. The study didn't go so far as to recommend coffee for fathers-to-be since it's not clear how much caffeine is helpful, how much is too much, or even how many days, weeks, or months in advance the drug needs to take effect. So while a couple of Frappuccinos for the gentlemen won't hurt anything, they probably won't help much either. If you're a hopeful mom-to-be, stick with decaf.


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VERNON – Baker's one-two punch of Adam Crowson and D.J. Thomas teamed up for 274 yards rushing and five touchdowns as the Gators closed out the 2012 football season with an impressive 42-20 over Vernon.
Crowson led Baker with 155 yards rushing on 12 carries and had two touchdowns. Thomas led the way scoring with three touchdowns and added 119 yards on the ground. Richard Stroheker, who picked up 48 yards rushing on five carries, scored the other Gator TD.
Thomas finished the season with 1,095 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns. The good news for the Gator faithful is that Thomas is just a junior and will be back for the 2013 season.
The win improved Baker's record to 6-4. This year's winning record coupled with a 7-3 mark in 2011 gives the Gators their first back-to-back winning seasons since 2000-2001.
"These guys right here worked hard and had a great year, Baker coach Matt Brunson said. "I can't say enough about this senior class that has been with me for two years now. The foundation they laid is going to have a lot to do with the success with have in the future.
"The future is very bright and we've great kids coming back and I'm proud of these guys and they finished strong. They understand you work hard and if you work long enough and hard enough good things will happen and tonight was an example of that."
It took Baker just two possessions to establish the running game. Crowson made his only mistake of the night on the first Gator drive when he threw an interception on a third down and long play. But the Baker defense got the ball right back when Andrew Allen recovered a fumble for the second week in a row.
Setting up shop on the Yellow Jacket 39 the Gators ran the ball six times with Thomas getting five of the carries. Thomas took the ball in from 20 yards out with 4:52 left in the first quarter and Malcolm Griffith kicked the first of his six extra points. Up 7-0 Bake never trailed.
A 6-yard touchdown run by Crowson with a minute left in the first quarter was followed by a 27 yard run by Thomas less than a minute into the second quarter.
The Thomas touchdown came after Chasen Holt recovered an onside kick for the Gators.
Vernon (1-9) found running the ball tough against the Gator defense as the Yellow Jackets finished the game with 11 yards rushing on 26 carries.
What Vernon was able to do is throw the ball as quarterback Tristan Porter looked speedy receivers Austin Brown, Alex Andrews and Cody Harmon to ignite the Yellow Jacket offense.
Porter, who finished the game with 166 yards through the air, got the Yellow Jackets on the scoreboard on a 41-yard pass to Brown with 9:17 left in the first half.
The score remained 21-7 until early in the third quarter when Stroheker broke a 15-yard run to the end zone with 7:29 left in the quarter.
Down by three scores the Yellow Jackets went back to the air. A 35-yard scoring pass from Porter to Harmon with 3:51 left in the third quarter cut the Baker lead in half. With less than a minute left in the quarter Harmon hit Andrews with a 57-yard touchdown catch and run. The extra point was wide and that's as close as Vernon got.
Thomas finished off his big night with a 1-yard plunge with 10:29 left in the fourth quarter to put the Gators up 35-20. Crowson, a senior, capped his career with a 35-yard scoring run with 5:43 left in the fourth to put the game out of reach. Crowson's score came after Taylor Carlisle recovered a Vernon fumble and returned it 15 yards from the Baker 20-yard line to the Gator 35.
Crowson scored five plays Carlisle recovered the fumble.
Senior offensive lineman Taylor Brown walked off the field for the last time with a smile on his face and the knowledge that he has been a part of future successes the Gator could enjoy and in helping Thomas crack the 1,000 yard mark rushing.
"We set the foundation for years to come and I'm just proud to be a part of this team," he said. "I'm not trying to be conceited, but it's been our offensive line that allowed is to run the ball so well.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by studio Very feminine This jumpsuit is beautiful in person, very feminine and unique. Gave it 4 stars because the sizing is a little strange: I am 5'' / 100 lbs and normally wear FP XS . I ordered the S in the coral jewel version, I was worried that it might be too big on me but it was just right. The horizontal seam that runs slightly lower than the waistline on the model lies a little lower on me but it was ideal to give the right freedom in the crotch area, the previous reviewer mentioned how it gave her a "camel toe" and I can see that happening if they had an XS. Because of my height, the upper part is a little more "blousy" on me but still looks great, perhaps because the open back flows with movement. If you can, order 2 sizes and choose your best fit. It is worth paying the return shipping to own such a unique piece.The legs are super-long on me, of course, but adjusting the length is not a big problem in the coral jewel version. The real colors are gray and light coral (not as pink as in the picture), not what I expected but still very nice and elegant. The coral jewel is not as see through as the "borderline". 4.5.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Americanflower 3 out of 5 stars This is an adorable romper. However; it is not for women with figures. If you have big breast, you have to wear a bra, (hence the back is out). The biggest down fall for me is I am a small girl with a butt. I'm usually size 4 so I purchased a small. The romper barely went over my thighs and was tight like spandex on my butt. This was not the look I was going for. **Returned 10.28.2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by horsegirl Not Good! I love Free People and some products are great, some are poor quality. This jumpsuit looks amazing on-line, but it is so sheer that you can't wear it.Poor quality fabric. It looks like pajama material. Also, I am tall and have a long torso and this jumpsuit does not fit at all. I ordered a small because I am small on top-and usually a small or extra small in FP. 4.24.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by allthecoolkids great print, perfect for spring brunch Saw this online and loved it but was on the fence. Bought it when I read all the great reviews - so thanks ladies! Looks just as cute in person as in the pics. Fit is pretty true to how it looks on the model - slightly draped but not too loose. It looks really pretty. I feel like a belt might help make it more wearable since the print is pretty graphic. However, I haven't found the right belt yet so we'll see. Cannot wait to pair this with gold sandals or nude wedges for a spring brunch. Super cute! 3.18.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ThePlantess One of a Kind! Beautiful fabric and cut! I received this piece as a gift and I am so so happy with it! I am usually an xs (5'4" 110ish) so as expected it is a little loose in the fit. My only question is what to wear underneath, as it is a bit sheer, not to mention the keyhole in the back! So happy! :) 8.24.2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by halle for petite bodies? i loved this jumpsuit and my friend owned it, seeing how cute it was on her made me want to buy it all the more. i normally buy a L in FP clothing, i am curvy but toned and i thought this romper would be perfect for my body type. i'm 5'5" and it was so tight in the stomach/thigh area it gave me a cameltoe... im not even joking. i wish it had fit, maybe i got a defected jumpsuit seeing as everyone else says it was a bit oversized, but definitely was tight on my curvy frame. i sent it back. 3.28.2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by agnespillai strange sizing I was so excited to get this product but couldn't choose between the black/white or the coral. I ordered the black/white in M and coral in S. Also, based on other reviews, not sure what size would fit. It turns out, the S is too snug in the bottom. The M is too loose on top- large arm hole gaping and torso too long! I am about 5'5 126 lbs, waist 27, 34 B. I usually wear FP xs/s or size 28 skinny jeans. This product is only for the tall and slim. Not flattering if you have curves. Too bad since most women don't have the model's body type and it would have been better if it had been designed to fit more variety of body types. 3.5.2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ewaterland Fun night out in this Jumpsuit I bought this Jumpsuit (orange) for a summer open-air music concert, it was fun to wear, in theme but still stylish - so I'll wear it elsewhere now too! The previous reviews about size had me confused, but I ordered a Small and it was perfect, if slightly big. The fabric has a different pattern on the legs than pictured, but missing the coral colour over the thighs is actually a good thing. It makes sense to wear nude-coloured underwear and a bandeau bra worked well. 2.11.2014
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The latest Chrome Dev Channel builds removed the bookmarks bar from the new tab page and updated the new tab page to include a bookmarks section. Right now, Chrome only shows a placeholder: "Bookmarks coming soon", but this should change in the upcoming releases. The updated new tab page now includes multiple screens for apps, most visited pages and bookmarks.
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MUSIC-235, Percussion Ensemble 4, is dedicated to the performance of significant percussive styles from around the globe. Percussion traditions from various cultures, including Cuba, Brazil, India, West Africa and the Middle East are explored through performance and cultural research. No prior performance experience necessary for membership. Prerequisite: exemption/completion of ASE Reading. Two hours laboratory each week. One credit. One billable hour. If "MC" section, registration forms available in Records Office or FPA Office-T413. Students register at McDaniel College. Offered Spring and Fall terms.
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On Thursday, September 20, the Harwood eighth-grade class traveled to Lake Elmore State Park for an overnight camping extravaganza! The students, the eighth-grade teaching team and several dedicated parent chaperones braved the wind and the chilly conditions in tents and lean-tos for an evening of team building and competition. Students participated in many competitive and collaborative activities over the course of the two days, including hiking, making flags to represent lean-to groups, a pizza feast, evening skits and singing with s'mores around the campfire. Harwood teacher Brian Moody (of Survivor-Harwood fame) directed and led students through a nontraditional relay race that included kayaking, egg toss and tire rolling elements. Another popular event was the beach water balloon slingshot distance competition.
The Harwood eighth-grade teaching team includes Lynda Cummings, Jodie Curran, Sarah Ibson, Lisa Therrien, Brian Wagner and Jacki McCarty. The team thanked the dedicated parent chaperones who provided vehicles for gear transport, various skills and talents, great company and supervision for all of the student lean-to groups throughout the night. Parent chaperones included Megan Moffroid, Maggie Barch, Kelly Lumbra, Linda Sinnott, Sarah McNamee, David Little Sr., Tim Holter, Nils Behn, Dan Eckstein, Stan Ward and Elizabeth Tarno. The teaching team also thanked Lake Elmore State Park ranger Agnes Barsalow who helped plan the trip and hosted the group.
When they returned from the campout on Friday around 2 p.m., the students (okay, and the teachers) were wiped out. After unloading their gear, students relaxed – eating their remaining snacks. Most of them had soccer and field hockey games right after school. While students lounged on their rolled-up sleeping bags, amid their coolers and backpacks strewn across the eighth-grade team area, they wrote the following reflections on their experiences at Lake Elmore:
The Lake Elmore campout was really fun, but I am exhausted now. My favorite part was
hanging out with my lean-to group and friends. I also liked making the flag to represent our lean-to. A memorable moment was when – around 10 p.m. – my lean-to group saw a big raccoon in the woods. We all screamed, but the raccoon did not move for a couple of minutes. After we saw it we were all scared (obviously, since lean-tos only have three walls!) – Anneka Williams
During the camping trip we made some "furry friends." Late in the evening we discovered we had some raccoons hiding under our lean-to. Apparently we tempted them with our discarded pizza crusts, which they devoured. A raccoon crept under our lean-to tarp and frequently freaked us out throughout the evening. We made a barricade and (somewhat) peacefully fell asleep. We awoke in the morning only to find evidence that we had a late-night visit from our new little "buddy." – Phoebe Pacheco
One moment during our camping trip that I remember well is when we were about to go to sleep. I could smell the fresh outdoors. I could see the trees and the stars. I could taste the freshness of my can of Mountain Dew. As I was trying to go to sleep, I heard a rustling so I picked up my flashlight . . . but it was nothing. I could barely sleep and what was one night felt like an eternity. It was probably like 2 in the morning when I finally fell asleep. – Chuntao Lin
My favorite moment from the trip was finally getting to sleep! I could hear the fire crackling near me. I smelled the burnt charcoals from inside the fire pit. I could taste lots of ashes and dust from when I got blasted with smoke by the wind. I could feel the hard wooden boards from the lean-to. It was nice to finally be able to sleep, but I did not sleep very well. – Zach Pratt
My favorite part of the camping trip was looking up at the stars. They were amazing. – Courtney Degan
My favorite part of the camping trip was when we were performing our skit. I liked hearing the laughter and applause of the crowd because it told me that they were enjoying it. I couldn't really see anything except my fellow skit members because of the blinding lantern lights in front of us. I kind of liked the smell of the fire that we made earlier, which lingered while we performed. During the skit I could still taste the pizza that I ate for dinner. I could feel the sweat on my hands from being nervous when we started, but the skit went even better than what we had planned. – Shiv Seethepalli
When every camping lean-to group had to do a relay, we had to decide who was going to do each part of the relay race. Abby did the tire part. Maura did the sponge part. Tianna and I did the egg toss, Tenaya kayaked and finally Sam was the one who popped the balloon with her butt (which is how the relay concludes - after the balloon is passed as the relay baton throughout the contest). When doing the egg toss with Tianna, I heard people on my team (my lean-to group) and others cheering us on. When we broke the egg I heard the crowd groan in sympathy.– Emily Dow
When we won the time felt so close. We had just recovered from a 30-second penalty. I ran to the balloon, newly placed on the "X" in the sand. I flew through the air, landing on the balloon destroying it. I heard the time called and felt the rush of victory rushing over me. – Cole Fekert
The best part of the camping trip was when we were singing by the campfire . . . and hearing the crackle of the fire and everyone talking. I watched the orange fire while I heard the singing, tasted the nice s'mores roasted by the fire, gripped that graham cracker and smelled that camp fire smell . . . that was the best part about my trip.– Taber Andrews
The Lake Elmore Camping Trip was so much fun! I had a blast! The highlight of everything was the whole eighth-grade standing by the campfire while Tim (Holter) was playing his guitar and we were all singing! I saw smiles everywhere, and people dancing. Everyone looked so happy and joyful. I heard laughter and people singing really loudly. I was touched and felt the love everywhere, as I held the hands of my two really good friends. It was the best! – Isabel Moffroid


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Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho feels that Cristiano Ronaldo is the best player in the world at the moment and "probably the best ever".
Meanwhile, Sir Alex Ferguson has warned his Manchester United players not to become too fixated with Ronaldo in tonight's Champions League clash with Real Madrid at Old Trafford.
Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris believes Sunday's trip to Liverpool will be tougher than last weekend's victory over Arsenal in the north London derby.
Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong, 21, is line for a free transfer switch to London rivals Fulham.
Jose Mourinho insists the 'whole world' will stop to watch Real Madrid's Champions League clash with Manchester United at Old Trafford tonight.
Roberto Mancini saw Manchester City close the gap on leaders United to 12 points and insisted: "You just never know what might happen.''
Liverpool chief Ian Ayre insists owner John W Henry is not dragging the club towards a new cash crisis despite debt increasing to £87.2m.
French left-back Patrice Evra, 31, is set to be offered a new one-year contract extension by Manchester United.
Jose Mourinho could be on his way back to Chelsea as manager this month - if Real Madrid are knocked out of the Champions League by Manchester United tonight.
West Ham co-owner David Gold will not confirm whether Sam Allardyce will be in charge at Upton Park next season.
Liverpool will not be forced to sell the likes of star striker Luis Suarez - despite announcing they are £87.2m in debt.
Jose Mourinho says the world will stop to watch tonight's Champions League clash between Real Madrid and Manchester United.
Roberto Mancini claims the title race is alive but conceded that Manchester City cannot afford to drop more points if they are to overhaul Manchester United.
Spurs are tracking Feyenoord's Portuguese-born 21-year-old Dutch international defender Bruno Martins Indi, who is valued at £5.5m.
West Ham have joined Aston Villa and Everton in scouting Heerenveen striker Alfred Finnbogason - a 24-year-old Iceland international - who has scored 19 goals in 22 games in Holland this season.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is hesitating over whether to bring back Jose Mourinho as manager this summer because he fears the same old arguments will rip the club apart.
Sir Alex Ferguson has told his Manchester United players to trust in their own ability tonight ahead of their Champions League clash with Real Madrid.
Wolves are facing a financial nightmare and the prospect of a £25m wage bill if they are relegated from the Championship to League One.
Manchester United are poised to open talks with Leicester City over a £1.5m deal for striker Jeffrey Schlupp.
Sir Alex Ferguson has told his Manchester United players not to fear the damage Cristiano Ronaldo can inflict on them before the Champions League tie against Real Madrid tonight.
Brendan Rodgers will not come under financial pressure to sell players in the summer despite Liverpool reporting losses of £40.5million, according to Ian Ayre, the managing director.
Jose Mourinho believes the "world will stop" when Real Madrid face Manchester United at Old Trafford in their hugely anticipated Champions League encounter in which he expects each side to be bold as they seek to progress.
Manchester City's hopes of retaining the Premier League title may look increasingly forlorn but this narrow victory over Aston Villa, courtesy of Carlos Tevez's 12th goal of the season, just about keeps Manchester United in view and leaves their Midlands opponents deep in relegation trouble.
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Artisanal bars from Michael Mischer Chocolates of Oakland, California. Photo by Melody Lan | THE NIBBLE.
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From Pod to Palate: The Birth Of The Bar
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13. Tempering
There's one more critical step left before chocolate for consumption can be made: the chocolate must be tempered. Chocolate is not shiny and smooth by nature. Without tempering, large crystals would form; the chocolate would have a gritty texture and a dull appearance and/or the cocoa butter would separate out (as cream separates from milk) creating a greyish-white bloom on the surface. After the conching and before being molded into bars or made into filled chocolates, the chocolate paste must be tempered, a delicate process that involves slowly heating and cooling the chocolate repeatedly to temperatures between 105°F and 85°F. This stabilizes the product and achieves the smooth, shiny texture, pleasant mouthfeel and a sharp "snap" when a piece is broken off. This is a complicated procedure because the various fats in cocoa butter have different melting and congealing points. Chocolate that isn't properly tempered will turn grey and crumbly as it hardens.
The process is repeated until the entire mixture reaches 88° to 92° for semi-sweet chocolate, 84° to 87° for milk or white chocolate. Care must be taken not to over-temper chocolate, which returns it to its original state—grainy and susceptible to bloom.
The resulting chocolate is called couverture and forms the basis of most finished chocolate products. It can be molded into chocolate bars or made into truffles or used to enrobe a box of assorted chocolates. Now, the couverture is ready to be shaped into the end product for you, the consumer.
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Does Natural Law Exist?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jul 09, 2011 Category: ArticlesDoes Natural Law Exist? No, and yes. One of my favorite writers, CS Lewis, in one of my favorite books, The Abolition of Man makes a very bad argument for a very bad understanding of natural law. The entire last third of the book is devoted to an exposition of the Tao, which he describes as a universal moral law by which God Himself is bound. The notion that there is a law, or anything above God, to which He must submit is heretical, broadly speaking a form or idolatry. There is no law above God. He alone is a law unto Himself. In this sense there is no such thing as natural law. Keep Reading
A Tale of Two Cities
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jun 29, 2011 Category: ArticlesIt is good, important, nay vital that we never grow dim sighted with respect to our own sin. Gospel courage is that ability to look unflinchingly into the mirror of the Word that shows how hideous we are. We all still see only dimly, but in a grand irony, the more we grow in grace, the more we mature, the less spotted we become, the more clear the mirror becomes and the more of our ugliness we see. The more deeply we look into our sins, however, the more we understand and give thanks for His grace. Keep Reading
Biblical Economics
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jun 25, 2011 Category: ArticlesMy husband read Biblical Economics and learned much. What is your opinion about giving back our rental/investment property to the bank as a foreclosure? Keep Reading
The Pathway of Death
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jun 15, 2011 Category: ArticlesIt is my habit, once each week, to write a brief piece answering a question from a reader. I also write one piece each week wherein I set my own agenda. Truth be told, even the question answering pieces tend to morph into something on my agenda. These pieces are published and promoted in sundry corners of the world wide web, many of which leave opportunity for comment. Earlier this week I was asked about the Bible's response to polygamy and concubinage. Keep Reading
Is There a Moral Law Against Polygamy?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jun 11, 2011 Category: ArticlesThe Bible never condemns polygamy or having concubines. Is there a moral law against them? Keep Reading
Repenting and Continuing to Repent
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jun 09, 2011 Category: ArticlesCan someone be damned if they repented and continue to repent of their sins? Keep Reading
Does the Bible say anything about cremation?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jun 02, 2011 Category: ArticlesNo. Cremation, however, may have something to say about the Bible. The proper handling of human bodies after death is not something the Bible expressly deals with. There are sundry ceremonial laws in the Old Covenant about touching dead bodies, but no instruction on what to do with these bodies. As such we need to be careful not to condemn what the Bible does not condemn. How though, could cremation speak to the Bible? Keep Reading
Humility: In the Name of Love
from R.C. Sproul Jr. May 27, 2011 Category: ArticlesOne of the deepest theological and exegetical conundrums is found in Mark 13:32- "But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father." We know that Jesus, touching on His humanity, was not omniscient. But we don't know how it could be possible for God the Son not to know. That may not be what Jesus is saying, but it sure seems that way. This we do know, that it is a good thing from time to time for even the most astute theologians to find themselves giving this most astute answer to some hard questions: I don't know. Keep Reading
Faux Pearls
from R.C. Sproul Jr. May 20, 2011 Category: ArticlesMaslow was wrong. Well, he was right before he was wrong. It is true enough that we all have a hierarchy of needs. Some things are more important than others. Trouble is, he didn't know what the most important things were. Foundational in his system are those things necessary for survival, things like food and water. King David had a different, a better perspective. Keep Reading
Harold Camping: False Prophet?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. May 19, 2011 Category: ArticlesAs I type we are still days away from the purported rapture of the church, as predicted by Bible teacher and radio guru Harold Camping. Though his first prediction, that Jesus would return in 1994 failed, that hasn't kept him from predicting, nor his followers from expecting that Jesus would come for His own May 21, 2011. Which raises the question- when the sun rises again on May 22, are we warranted in concluding that Harold Camping is a false prophet? The Bible, after all, says that one way to distinguish the false from the true prophet is to see if their prophecies come true. What God speaks happens. What men predict usually does not. Keep Reading


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Tony Lange welcomed all four of his kids and their families to the beach for Father's Day.
I am sorry to lose Joe and Carolyn Ausley to D.C. They have sold their home at Sandestin and are moving back "home" to D.C. permanently. They have been very active in raising money for Sacred Heart during their 10 years here. John Stasko invited them to his home for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres to say goodbye. Safe travels to you, Ausleys. You will be missed.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Feb. 11. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Jimmie Johnson, 59 — trespass sentence, disorderly conduct sentence four counts
Rodney Dale Payton, 46 — criminal domestic violence
Donald Ray Smith, 24 — exposing a child to methamphetamine, legal custodian, unlawful neglect of a child, manufacture, distribution, etc of meth first offense
Jamie Hope Martin, 21 — manufacture, distribution, etc of meth first offense, unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine in the presence of a child, legal custodian, unlawful neglect of a child
Eric Paul Robert, 34 — financial transaction card fraud more than $5,000 in six months three counts
Devontay Kaseem Gordon, 21 — attempted murder
Candace Lynn Cordell, 19 — possession of scheduled IV, distribution of scheduled IV
Gerald Lee Boings, 35 — driving under the influence first offense, driving under suspension license not suspended for driving under the influence first offense, child endangerment, commit certain vehicular offenses with minor in vehicle
David Anthony Crawford Jr., 17 — shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Rebekah Michelle Clark, 19 — possession of drug paraphernalia, simple possession of marijuana
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Blake Edward Barfield, 24 — possession of 28 grams or less of marijuana or 10 grams or less bondsman off bond, driving without a license first offense bench warrant, possession of other controlled substance bondsman off bond, driving under the influence first offense bondsman off bond
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Sergio Trujillo Sanchez, 30 — no South Carolina driver's license
Cameron Ruth Young, 25 — hold for Lexington County, public drunk, hold North Augusta warrant list, transport alcohol in motor vehicle with seal broken
Jonathan Gaylond Macdonald, 35 — assault & battery second degree, indecent exposure
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The program is designed to allow current college students to mentor future college students from the local community while improving writing skills.
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Event will raise money for The Valerie Fund.
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The program was recognized as one of the best programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report
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An opportunity to network with music educators and participate in a Q & A panel, mock interview, or mock audition.
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Monmouth University announces the launch of its Master of Science in Education (MSEd) program in Speech-Language Pathology.
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Miss Yadkin County Teen USA Madison Hill was named second runner-up in the Miss North Carolina Teen USA Pageant held in High Point in November.
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When USC Aikens third-ranked womens basketball team travels to Americus, Ga., to face Georgia Southwestern tonight at 5:30, it will do so as a heavy favorite.
Still undefeated at 9-0 (2-0 Peach Belt Conference), the Pacers are set to face a Hurricanes squad thats 2-7 overall and winless in two tries in conference play.
Offensively, the contrast is a stark one. The Pacers are tops in the PBC in several major offensive stats, including points per game with 72.3, assists per game with 19.3 and free-throw percentage at 75.9. Theyre also second in the conference in field-goal percentage and 3-point percentage. Georgia Southwestern is worst in the conference in three of those categories and in the bottom four in all five areas.
The Hurricanes are a young team, with only one senior forward Briana Walker on the roster. Their leading scorer is freshman Jasmine McSwain with 14.2 points per game while shooting 41 percent from the 3-point line. Sophomore Danisha Green is averaging 10.4 as the teams only other double-digit scorer. Walkers the teams leading rebounder with 5.5 per game while averaging 6.8 points.
The Pacers also only have two players averaging in double figure point totals, but one is junior forward Kayla Harris. Also leading the team in rebounding with eight per game, the preseason All-American averages 19.8 points per outing and makes 80 percent of her free throws. Senior captain Daniela Tarailos chipping in 14.1 per game while connecting on 42 percent of her 3-point attempts.
The teams only met once last season, with USCA winning 65-42 at home. Mike Brandt boasts a 6-2 record all-time against the Hurricanes as the Pacers head coach.
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Todays Game
What: USC Aiken womens basketball
Who: No. 3 USCA (9-0, 2-0 PBC) vs. Ga. Southwestern(2-7, 0-2 PBC)
When: Today, 5:30 p.m.
Where: Storm Dome, Americus, Ga.
USCA: Kayla Harris, Jr. F. The expectations were high for Harris coming into the season, and shes lived up to them, averaging 19.8 points and eight rebounds so far this season.
Ga. Southwestern: Jasmine McSwain, Fr. G/F. The first-year swing player leads a young Hurricane team in scoring with 14.2 points per game and is shooting at a 41 percent clip from beyond the arc.
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The Cane Bay High School wrestling clinic will be held daily June 11-13 in the school's gymnasium from 9:30 a.m. to noon.
Cost is $25 and open to all wrestlers from elementary school to high school.
Camp instructors will be Cane Bay wrestling coach Tim Wash, a former state coach of the year and 14-time region coach of the year, and Cane Bay assistant coach Andrew Young.
Wash has coached nine all-Americans and 35 state champions over stints at James Island, Lugoff-Elgin, Rock Hill and Berkeley.
Young was a three-time state champion and Class AAAA wrestler of the year at Summerville High School before going on to an all-American career at Newberry College.
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Pretty Little Liars Spoilers: Troian Bellisario on Wren, Toby, and More
Pretty Little Liars Season 3B is truly the season of Spencer, and Troian Bellisario has been kicking butt during her character's heartbreaking downward spiral.
What else can we expect from Spencer this year? The Hollywood Reporter recently spoke to Troian, who dished on what's coming next.
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Toby: We haven't seen Spencer talk to Toby (Keegan Allen) since she first found out the truth. What will happen when she does? "It all depends on if she found out certain things before she meets him," Troian teased. "Unfortunately with all the power she's gained from not really caring about what she does, she's still very powerless when it comes to Toby because she still loves him."
Wren: And what about Rosewood's hottest doc, Wren (Julian Morris)? "They both understand each other and want to take care of each other," Troian explained. "That's going to continue down the road ... You're going to find a lot more about Wren than you already know."
Spencer without boundaries. We're going to keep seeing what happens to Spencer "when she does not care about what people think about her ... It gets better and better, there's more and more."
Rock bottom. Oh, we're not there yet. Troian says that "pretty soon" there will be a "scene that is Spencer's true rock-bottom moment."
Consequences. The preview of Season 3, Episode 20: "Hot Water" makes it looks like Spencer finally tells the other Liars about Toby, but we shouldn't expect that to solve all of her problems. "'A' told her very specifically if you do this, there will be consequences for you to suffer."
For a lot more from Troian, check out the full interview here.
Catch the next episode of Pretty Little Liars on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.
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Welcome to the Ringling Museum of Art
31 galleries filled with works of antiquities, old masters and modern visionaries, the Ringling Museum is a jewel set on Sarasota's beautiful Bayfront.
Right This Way to the Circus Museum
Discover the history of the American circus through special exhibitions, displays and interactive galleries.
When the Curtain Rises
From the classics to the experimental, the Historic Asolo Theater is at the heart of arts and culture in Sarasota.
The Bayfront Gardens
Riot with greenery and sculpted gardens, the Ringling's 66-acres are a rich collection of tropical flora as inspiring as any work of art here.
Ca' d'Zan: The Last of the Gilded Mansions
Modeled on the Venetian palazzos of Venice, Italy, the magnificent Ca' d'Zan was John Ringling's love letter to his beloved wife Mable.
The Ringling Art Library
One of the Ringling Art Library's most important and essential tasks is making its collection available to students and scholars of art.
The Ringling is dedicated to sharing its resources and experience with future museum and non-profit organization professionals interested in a career in the museum field. The internship program introduces graduate students to the intricacies of a major museum complex. It provides insight into museum careers through practical work experience not available in most academic settings. Interns participate in daily operations of specific museum departments and have the opportunity to attend museum tours with curators, board meetings, lectures, exhibition openings, and departmental orientations. Two types of internships are offered, a summer internship (Paid) and an academic year internship (Unpaid).
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The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Florida, will be offering a limited number of paid internships for ten weeks every Summer. Summer internships combine practical, hands-on experience working on a project for a specific department with exposure to all aspects of the Ringling's operation.
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Twitter: Big 12 Countdown Giveaway
Big things are coming for West Virginia University as the Mountaineers prepare to become an official member of the Big 12 Conference on July 1, 2012.
As part of the Big 12 Conference countdown to July 1, WVU athletics' official twitter account, @WVUSportsBuzz, will be giving away Big 12 branded items daily to lucky fans who participate by retweeting tweets.
The Big 12 Countdown begins with a Big 12 outdoor chair as the first prize on June 19 and will feature one prize per day through June 30.
The countdown will conclude with a grand prize on July 1, WVU's first official day as a member of the Big 12 Conference, of four tickets to West Virginia's conference opening football game against Baylor.
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
The Tri-County Master Gardener Association and Clemson Extension announce their first Arbor Day Tree Sale Fundraiser. Plants for sale include fruit and ornamental shade trees and shrubs ...and must be pre-ordered by Nov. 18. A printable order form is available at http://www.clemson.edu/extension/county/dorchester/index.html
Trees will be available for pick up at the Clemson University Coastal Research and Education Center located at 2865 Savannah Highway on Dec. 6 Arbor Day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, contact Derrick Phinney at 843-563-0135.
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Semi-precious gemstones are tumbled and polished to bring forth the rich colors and natural luminosity of each stone and strung by hand to create these necklaces. According to lore, red-orange carnelian protects the wearer and promotes healing; blue-green fluorite nurtures balance and calm energy; purple amethyst symbolizes peace and unity.
- Natural, untreated tumbled gemstones (amethyst, carnelian, fluorite, peridot, garnet)
- Metal accents are vermeil (gold plate on brass) or rhodium-plated pewter
- Necklace is 16" L x approx. 3/8" diameter; 2" extension
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