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We all have our own sense of fashion style. We wear certain clothes in a certain style and we feel that it's what fits with us and our personality best. Is it possible, then, to have just one car that fits you?
I always thought that the Miata was just me, that she just fit with me the best. And while I know she and I still work, my husband's always telling me how the 240SX is just me. He's said before that it seems I was "destined" for the car. Which leads me to question…
Is there a car that really fits you? Just one?
I really can't say that I'm fit perfectly by any one car, it really just depends. The Miata is my racer, my race car. She was built for that and that's what she and I do. I love having that tiny car for that purpose — she's crazy good at what she does! We're working on getting the nut behind the wheel up to par, and it's a long journey but it's been fun so far.
My Silvia, on the other hand, is such a contrasting story. Yes, I'd like to end up taking her to drift events someday, but she's going to be more of a stunner than anything else. Not really a show car, but a pretty go car to me. We'll be getting her an SR20DET in the coming months, and hopefully not too long afterwards she'll be getting her true Silvia front end and making the transition from 180SX to Sil-80.
Do I have to pick?
I can't imagine having to give up any of my three girls right now… I couldn't do it. Besides, there really isn't any reason to anyhow. The only issue is if my husband was stationed overseas, but we'll cross that bridge if we have to. In that case, I imagine it'll be a painful decision which car we'll end up storing long-term.
I just have days where I'd rather drive the Miata, days where I'd rather have my 240SX and the days where I'd like to steal the keys for the S2000. Funny enough, I always seem to have the wrong car in any situation… Dunno how to fix that, sadly. If I run into other Miatas or other Silvias, I'm always in the opposite, I swear.
Can I decide what I want to end up with?
It's not something that I keep secret that I happen to love Ferrari and their cars. In particular, I took a lot into consideration when I decided exactly which Ferrari I'd love to have, and came up with the 550 Maranello. To me, she's what I think of when I think of Ferrari — beautiful looks, sexy curves, all the style and comfort and just enough power to keep people guessing, from an exotic V12 engine. She's not the fastest, but she's a GT — quick with all the comfort.
But does the 550 Maranello fit me at all? Right now, hardly, honestly. She's much more classy than I am, and comfort is low on my list of requirements at the moment. (Figuring I might as well deal with rough suspensions while I'm young enough that it doesn't bother me much!) So yeah, my grassroots drifter fits me much better, for where I am in my life. Someday, though, I hope to get my Ferrari, but also appreciate her even more for what she is. (To me, that's a masterpiece of engineering and quality.)
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So, do you have a car that seems to fit you best? Is it one you own? Want to own? Is there a car you think would fit you better in the future rather than now?


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We all make errors in forecasting - no one has a crystal ball - but I'm endlessly amused by the 'no one could have known' excuse.
Amen, buddy. --Well, maybe rather than "amused," I'd say irritated every time I hear it.
We all make errors in forecasting - no one has a crystal ball - but I'm endlessly amused by the 'no one could have known' excuse.
Amen, buddy. --Well, maybe rather than "amused," I'd say irritated every time I hear it.
She was at Oxford. I was at Cambridge. And by a strange coincidence I became president of the Cambridge Union and she became president of the Oxford Union. The anomaly of two foreign women heading the two unions meant that we ended up debating each other around England on topics ranging from British politics to broad generalities about the impact of technological advance on mankind.
Huffington quotes from Benazir Bhutto's blog post.
David Ignatius remembers:
I saw this effervescent woman many times over subsequent years, and I never lost the sense of her as an impetuous person embracing what was new -- for herself and for her nation. I remember encountering her once when she was a graduate student at Oxford, shaking up the august and occasionally somnolent Oxford Union debating society as its president. She was wearing a Rolling Stones T-shirt, the one with the sassy tongue sticking out, and I recall thinking that Pakistani politics would never be the same once she returned home.
I was musing on whether solar energy will be our rescue in the new era. It's beyond my imagination. Then I hear this dude's voice, sounding as if he's just leaned out over the porch rail to shoot a spurt of chew-backy juice before imparting his wisdom, seems like to me.
Anyway, getting back to solar power, I'm willing to believe in "nano flakes" without knowledge of what they are or how they affect the advancement of solar energy. If not a nano flake, then some such discovery. Mr. Nucular's comment just sort of confirms the likelihood that my imagination's on the right track.
Meanwhile, it's Christmas morning. Very quiet and peaceful here. I hope everybody's where they need to be, safe and sound. Allowing for the unexpected, I don't have to put on my shoes today. I can just scuff around, munch on treats, muse on nano flakes, the new world, peace.
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...in place of the forthright argument and judicial deliberation that ought to be this country's pride, two simple words from our president's mouth: "Trust me."
I cannot speak for my colleagues–but I would never take that offer, not even in the best of times, not even from a perfect president. I would never take that offer because our Constitution tells us that the president's word is subject to the oversight of the Congress and the deliberation of the courts; and because I took an oath to defend the Constitution; and because I stand by my oath.
"Trust me." It is the offer to hide ourselves in the waiting arms of the rule of men. And in these threatened times, that offer has never seemed more seductive. The rule of law has rarely been so fragile.
Whoops! I gotta quote Digby here. She has some eloquent posts on Sen. Dodd & FISA:
People like Al Gore and Chris Dodd and Martin Luther King are out of fashion these days. People laugh at passionate men of principle in this time when principles are considered something for chumps and fools. There's no angle on principle, no immediate political upside in saving the constitution when the Republicans are spending every minute of the day preaching fear and bloodlust and superficial political gossip rules our discourse. But they stand up anyway and suffer the taunts and jeers of people who think they are naive or narcissistic or crazy, because they believe in something. And I am exceedingly grateful for it.
"Other Democrats (including those Senators running for President) have said they will support Dodd's filibuster."
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After all, according to the 9/11 Commission Report, the basic narrative of what happened on that day -- and the nature of the enemy in this war on terror that Bush launched in response to the tragedy -- comes from the CIA's account of what those prisoners told their torturers. The commission was never allowed to interview the prisoners, or speak with those who did, and was forced to rely on what the CIA was willing to relay instead.
Well, the 9/11 Commission didn't mention how Attorney General John Ashcroft was warned to staff off commercial airlines, or why they shouldn't get a straight answer simply by asking, "Hey FBI, what was the information that prompted you to warn John Ashcroft to stay away from commercial airline flights a couple of months before 9/11?" If they couldn't get that answer, they sure weren't going to get the straight dope on the CIA's torture tapes.
Congressman Robert Wexler and other representatives send out an appeal [via Raw Story]:
On November 7, the House of Representatives voted to send a resolution of impeachment of Vice President Cheney to the Judiciary Committee. As Members of the House Judiciary Committee, we strongly believe these important hearings should begin.
. . .
Now that former White House press secretary Scott McClellan has indicated that the Vice President and his staff purposefully gave him false information about the outing of Valerie Plame Wilson as a covert agent to report to the American people, it is even more important for Congress to investigate what may have been an intentional obstruction of justice. Congress should call Mr. McClellan to testify about what he described as being asked to "unknowingly [pass] along false information." In addition, recent revelations have shown that the Administration including Vice President Cheney may have again manipulated and exaggerated evidence about weapons of mass destruction -- this time about Iran's nuclear capabilities.
So with the FISA bill. Bush stated his order to Congress: even though you are not allowed to know what sort of illegal spying the telecoms may or may not have enabled, grant them retroactive immunity.
It's ridiculous, so it would be interesting to see how Congress would obey.
Glenn Greenwald mentions that some Democrats would have only Republicans upbraided for complying. His response is in the blockquote. My own response is WHAT? It's seared in memory that Democrats were right there with the Republicans to back Bush's invasion of Iraq. That, and so many atrocities since then. Greenwald's response:
Today, they provide but the latest iteration of the answer as to why there is so much dissatisfaction and anger towards them, including from those who fully recognize the pragmatic constraints involved. This isn't a case where they are trying to oppose Bush's demands on telecom amnesty and warrantless surveillance powers but are sadly thwarted by a lack of votes. Rather, Harry Reid is doing everything he can to thwart those who are attempting to impede Bush's demands and thus doing everything he can to ensure that the White House is liberated from the prospect of accountability for past lawbreaking and vested with vast, new eavesdropping powers with as little oversight as possible --
Reid had a choice of base bills, so he chose the one made to order for Bush. How'd that happen? From a letter following Greenwald's column:
In an email alert from the ACLU, the writer mentioned a secret meeting yesterday between Reid, McConnell and Mukasey.
-- It looks like the same tactics as last time.
And Mukasey's column published today has the same Bush-McConnell spin coinage as last time, to push Bush's orders:
First, it would keep the intelligence gaps closed by ensuring that individual court orders are not required to direct surveillance at foreign targets overseas. Second, it would provide protections from lawsuits for telecommunications companies that have been sued simply because they are believed to have assisted our intelligence agencies after the 9/11 attacks.As with everything else the Bush administration has commanded, belief has to stand in for facts. Belief is compelling if so ordered; and just fluff, if so ordered.
[emphasis mine]
Update: Unsurprising, our new Attorney General is all for letting the telecoms off the hook. He's pushing the Intelligence Committee version of the bill.
More information and links at Muckraker.
It is hard not to draw a line between the hostility that is being fomented in our culture from some in the secular media toward Christians and evangelicals in particular and the acts of violence that took place in Colorado yesterday.
I couldn't find reference to the email alert on the FRC website. But it does sound like some of Tony Perkins' previous work to create a fighting point out of any situation in a spotlight, like Terri Schiavo's death:
"During the controversy Perkins repeatedly issued Schiavo commentaries that referred to her husband as 'estranged', despite the fact that Michael Schiavo was caring for her, and [he] mention[ed] the 'questionable circumstances' surrounding her collapse, clearly implying foul play."
To wrap up, here's Perkins' scorecard on this matter: He said Pelosi ordered the Capitol Police to stand down in the face of vandals. She did not. He said the police watched but did nothing while the vandals defaced the Capitol. This is also not true. He blamed the vandalism on the marchers at large. Even the Capitol Police acknowledge it was done by members of a splinter group who were more interested in mixing it up with the cops than protesting the war. He said Pelosi oversees the Capitol Police. She does not.
A wintry landscape has tradtionally met winners of the Nobel Peace Prize, which always is awarded on December 10, the anniversary of benefactor Alfred Nobel's death. Not this year. Monday dawned mild and fairly dry, with temperatures above freezing and a sun expected to peek through a thin cloud cover later in the day.
To go into full effect, the agreement must be approved by all eight U.S. Great Lakes states' legislatures and Congress.
To date, Illinois and Minnesota have approved the compact; and Ohio, Indiana, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania have bills under consideration.
Wisconsin, host to that Dec. 13, 2005, signing ceremony in a Milwaukee hotel ballroom, is the sole state without a bill under review.
Wisconsin has some some water-diversion plans in development.
They do a graphic presentation of the sort of hip-hop chant of memories that often downloads with the day's headlines. Remember way back when, when George W. Bush sent everybody a refund check? Wow, that was trillions of dollars ago...
Or when he lauded immigrants for coming to the USA to "do the work Americans won't do"? A while back, millions of jobs ago.
As a family farmer from Mississippi, I actually thought NAFTA might be able to help farmers like me access new markets. But I quickly found out how wrong I was when many of the farmers in my cooperative lost our cucumber contracts from corporations such as Heinz and Vlasic, who chose to buy instead from Mexico. The Peru FTA simply continues this failed NAFTA-model for agriculture that destroys local food systems both here and abroad, while favoring industrial-style, environmentally damaging farm systems. The United States has historically had an agricultural trade surplus. We are now verging on becoming a net food importer and already have a $400 million agriculture trade deficit with Peru. Now is not the time to allow more cheap foreign food that would undercut American family farmers and ranchers and jeopardizes our food security.
. . .
As harmful as the Peru FTA will be for American farmers and ranchers, the effects on Peruvian farmers will be just as devastating. As an African American farmer, I am particularly concerned about the impact the agreement will have on the millions of Afro-Peruvian and indigenous farmers. The same international grain traders who dumped below-cost grain into Mexico after NAFTA, driving over a million farmers off the land and fueling illegal migration into the United States, will now do the same in Peru. Many of those displaced Peruvian corn and rice farmers facing economic catastrophe will be forced to migrate or grow illicit drug crops to survive. In July, four million Peruvians took to the streets to voice opposition to the FTA.
The Peru Free Trade Agreement is the first agreement that incorporates the new provisions on labor rights, the environment, and access to medicines from the May 10 Agreement with Speaker Pelosi, Congressmen Rangel and Levin, and Chairman Baucus. These changes are significant. For the first time ever, a trade agreement will include an enforceable obligation for each country to respect core, internationally-recognized labor standards. I hope that this new provision will have a dramatic impact over time.
"If they are faithfully enforced...
. . .
While we've approved all of those new FTAs, the Bush Administration has absolutely fallen down on the job when it comes to enforcement of trade agreements.
They set up quick-buck disasters faster than taxpayers can cover the damages.
Even if you've escaped the recent housing and credit crunches and are coping with rising fuel prices, you may still be headed for economic misery, along with the rest of the country. That's because the government is fast straining resources needed to meet interest payments on the national debt, which stands at a mind-numbing $9.13 trillion.
Not long ago, it actually looked like the national debt could be paid off — in full. In the late 1990s, the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office projected a surplus of a $5.6 trillion over ten years — and calculated the debt would be paid off as early as 2006.
Former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan recently wrote that he was "stunned" and even troubled by such a prospect. Among other things, he worried about where the government would park its surplus if Treasury bonds went out of existence because they were no longer needed.
Not to worry. That surplus quickly evaporated.
A couple of items from CAP's summary in January 2007, Five Economic Challenges That Need More Policy Attention:
Fiscal irresponsibility under President Bush has substantially contributed to U.S. foreign indebtedness.
– Large swing from budget surpluses to deficits: When President Bush took office in early 2001, the Congressional Budget Office anticipated that the government balance between 2002 and 2011 would be in the black to the tune of $5.6 trillion; for the fiscal year 2006, the CBO projected a surplus of $505 billion. Today, the CBO projects deficits between 2002 and 2011 of $2.9 trillion; for fiscal year 2006, the actual deficit amounted to $248 billion. This con stitutes a deterioration in the budget outlook for the period 2002 to 2011 of $8.5 trillion and a decline of $753 billion for fiscal year 2006—over the span of less than five years.
– President Bush's tax cuts are the largest contributing factor to the deteriorating budget outlook. In 2006, the estimated cost of the Bush tax cuts was $252 billion dollars. Even with additional spending for the rebuilding of the Gulf area after Hurricane Katrina and the costs of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the federal government would have had a balanced budget in 2006 had it not been for the passage of the Bush tax cuts without offsetting savings. Between 2001 and 2006, the passage of the Bush tax cuts without the offsetting savings have cost $1.2 trillion in lost revenues, or more than 80 percent of the cumulative deficit during this period. While tax relief for middle class families is an important priority, the Bush tax cuts were highly regressive, and were pushed through without any consideration of their impact on the deficit.
We have to wait a year to start doing something about this?
Let's see, what was happening last year?
The House Intelligence Committee, led by Peter Hoekstra (R-MI), releases a 29-page report entitled "Recognizing Iran as a Strategic Threat: An Intelligence Challenge for the United States" that blasts the CIA and other US intelligence agencies...
The report is generated strictly by the Republicans on the committee; input from Democratic members was quite limited. The author of the report is ex-CIA officer Frederick Fleitz, a former special assistant to Undersecretary of Defense John Bolton and a hardliner on Iran. Not surprisingly, Fleitz's report fully supports the Bush administration's position that Iran is moving aggressively to acquire nuclear weapons, and thusly poses an significant threat to the US.
Bush can't get his appointments confirmed through the normal procedure because he appoints people who are unqualified or extremists. The Democrats stopped him. Good. The Democrats need to do more of this. Stand up to Bush. Stop him.
"States around the country are growing increasingly worried about the threats posed to their laws and regulations by the secret tribunals that resolve disputes in international trade. Experts say everything from environmental rules to the licensing of nurses and other professionals could be affected."
Also, from his syndicated column:
Ignoring rising protests from their more junior fair trade colleagues in Congress, Democratic leaders claim the pacts will aid impoverished workers abroad. But major labor leaders in Peru, Colombia and Panama oppose the deals, and not one respected U.S. human rights, religious or anti-poverty group supports them. These are pacts that only tax lawyers, union-busting thugs and Washington politicians could love.
Here's Bageant & Screaming Man from March 2007:
But we have never won against a war until it is too damned late and the Pentagon and the Halliburtons of this country have wrung every blood stained buck from it and moved on toward setting up the next one. Yet the left, perhaps sensing the futility of protesting the latest war from inside their free speech cages -- which seem only to be reserved for war dissenters -- dissipates its energies further by charging at the sly Republican matador's array of fluttering capes, one of which is labeled sexual privacy. No cage required. You can usually parade that one right down the street, further proof the fatherland is a free land, and that the powers that be could care less about that issue.

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Barbara Hemphill (Salem State College '08) is in her third year with the UNH athletic training staff. Her primary sports assignments are field hockey and women's basketball and she also assists with UNH's other 18 varsity sports.
Hemphill graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports, Fitness & Leisure with a concentration in Athletic Training, as well as a minor in biology, in May 2008. She went on to attain a Master's Degree in Sports Psychology from California, University of Pennsylvania in 2009. Hemphill also holds a Performance Enhancement Specialist certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). She is CPR/AED/First Aid Certified, holds an 'F' Class Soccer Coaching License and is certified as a Level I American Swim Coaches Association Coach.
Her professional affiliations include National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Eastern Athletic Trainers Association (EATA) and Athletic Trainers of Massachusetts (ATOM). She was awarded a NATA Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship and was the winner of the NATA Undergraduate National Writing Contest in 2007. Additionally, she received the EATA District I Charles Redmond Scholarship in 2008.
Before returning to school for her athletic training degree, the native of Calgary, Alberta traveled around the world for 16 months before settling in the Boston area and eventually taking a job as a database administrator at Harvard University.
Hemphill currently resides in Swampscott, Mass. with her family.


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St. Joe Ann Arbor recognized for third consecutive year and sixth year overall
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – (March 3, 2014) – St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor was named today one of the nation's 100 Top Hospitals® by Truven Health AnalyticsTM, a leading provider of information and solutions to improve the cost and quality of healthcare.
The Truven Health 100 Top Hospitals® study identifies hospitals and leadership teams that provide the highest level of value to their communities, based on a national balanced scorecard. The 100 Top Hospitals balanced scorecard measures hospital performance across 10 areas: mortality; inpatient complications; patient safety; average patient stay; expenses; profitability; patient satisfaction; adherence to clinical standards of care; and post-discharge mortality and readmission rates for acute myocardial infarction (heart attack), heart failure, and pneumonia. The study has been conducted annually since 1993. This is the sixth time St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor has been recognized with this honor (1996, 1999, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014) and the third consecutive year.
"This honor reflects the passionate commitment of our doctors, nurses and all St. Joe colleagues who consistently deliver outstanding care value to our patients," said Rob Casalou, president and CEO of St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor and Livingston hospitals. "It's very rewarding to be recognized as among the best and most reliable providers of safe and effective care in the country."
For the 100 Top Hospitals® study, Truven Health researchers analyzed public information — Medicare cost reports, Medicare Provider Analysis and Review (MedPAR) data, and core measures and patient satisfaction data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Hospital Compare website.
The winning hospitals were announced in the March 3, 2014, edition of Modern Healthcare magazine.
"This year's 100 Top Hospitals represent the highest national standards in hospital care and management today. They set the benchmarks for peers around the country to follow — consistently delivering outstanding quality of care, satisfaction, and community value at a reasonable cost," said Jean Chenoweth, senior vice president for performance improvement and the 100 Top Hospitals® program at Truven Health Analytics. "The majority of the 2014 award winners have produced year-to-year performance improvement, as well. This speaks to the consistent focus on excellence by the entire organization and the men and women who serve patients."
The study shows that if all hospitals in the U.S. performed at the level of this year's winners:
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- A Spiritual Formation Workbook: Small-Group Resources for Nurturing Christian Growth by James Bryan Smith, Lynda Graybeal, and Richard J. Foster
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- Big Questions, Worthy Dreams: Mentoring Young Adults in Their Search for Meaning, Purpose, and Faith by Sharon Daloz Parks
- Called by God from the Division for Ministry ELCA
- Callings: Finding and Following an Authentic Life by Gregg Levoy
- Callings: Twenty Centuries of Christian Wisdom on Vocation by William C. Placher
- Discerning Your Spiritual Gifts by Lloyd Edwards
- Grounded in God: Listening Hearts Discernment for Group Deliberations by Suzanne G. Farnham, Stephanie A. Hull, and R. Taylor McLean
- Here I Am—Now What on Earth Should I Be Doing? by Quentin Schultze
- Hope and Suffering by Desmond Tutu
- Leading Lives That Matter: What We Should Do and Who We Should Be by Mark R. Schwehn and Dorothy C. Bass
- Let Your Life Speak: Listening for the Voice of Vocation by Parker J. Palmer
- Ministry Is A High Calling (Aim Low): Reflections of a Parish Novice by Kurt R. Schuermann
- Personality Type and Religious Leadership by Roy M. Oswald and Otto Kroeger
- The Long Loneliness: The Autobiography of Dorothy Day by Daniel Berrigan
- The Way of Life: A Theology of Christian Vocation by Gary D. Badcock
- Under the Unpredictable Plant: An Exploration in Vocational Holiness by Eugene H. Peterson
- Vocation: Discerning Our Callings in Life by Douglas J. Schuurman
- What Shall I Say: Discerning God's Call to Ministry from the Division for Ministry ELCA
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I ask all SMURCHOM participants to complete evaluation forms. The participants liked the format of the conference, especially the posters and the keynote speakers. One participant appreciated the choices allowed between the more technical and the contextual history of mathematics talks by the parallel sessions. One participant, an elementary mathematics major, was not especially interested in mathematics, but left the conference with a new appreciation of the subject and its history. Additionally, my student course evaluations from this year included appreciation about the research project process, whose many steps prevented procrastination. Another evaluation lauded the critical thinking that the course encouraged.
Looking Towards the Future
Organizing an undergraduate conference while preparing students to present at the conference is a challenging endeavor. This year, SMURCHOM happened soon after I gave my midterms, and as a result, I found it very hard to grade the examinations quickly. In the future, I might give two shorter exams that give SMURCHOM a wide berth. I am also considering changing my policy on exempting students who give talks at SMURCHOM from writing final papers. While my students are very motivated by this incentive, an undesirable result of this reward is that some of the best papers never get written. In order to keep up the motivation, I might excuse students who give talks from the essay portion of the final examination.
I find that the research project process can always benefit from tweaking. While I require the use of a primary source in the project, I have found that many students use this source only superficially. In the future, I plan to create an activity in order to get my students to actively engage with their primary sources. Another challenge is helping students find research topics that really inspire them. I have found it especially difficult to help elementary and middle grades education students get excited about a topic.
I certainly intend to continue SMURCHOM, which is to my knowledge the only undergraduate conference in the country devoted to the history of mathematics. I hope that through the RUMC program, other regional undergraduate conferences on the history of mathematics might be established. Overall, I believe that SMURCHOM gives my students a unique undergraduate experience. Please join us in Cullowhee in Spring 2012 to experience SMURCHOM for yourself!
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The 2012 Greenbrier softball team is now officially elite.
The Lady Wolfpack found themselves in a dogfight Wednesday night, facing the Ola Lady Mustangs in the second round of the Class AAAAA State Softball Playoffs.
Greenbrier jumped out to a 3-0 lead in game one, holding on for the 3-2 win. In the nightcap, the Lady Wolfpack (29-6) led 8-0 before squelching the Lady Mustangs' (20-9-2) comeback, winning 8-6.
Augusta Prep's Brooke Stevens already has two Georgia Independent Schools Association Class AAA individual state tennis titles, but for now she's using a different serve.
The sophomore is in the midst of her second season with the Lady Cavaliers volleyball team and is making her mark there as well.
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The Columbia County Recreation Department's last youth football night is Friday at the Grovetown vs. Evans game at Grovetown High School. Those wearing their recreation department team jersey will be admitted free.
Grovetown Meet at Blanchard Woods Park, 4 p.m.
Augusta Christian at SCISA Region Championship at Hammond, 5 p.m.
Evans, Greenbrier, Lakeside at Coach Wood Invite, Atlanta, 8 a.m.
GISA Region 4-AAA Meet at Augusta Prep, 10 a.m.
Harlem vs. Josey, 7:30 p.m.
Greenbrier vs.Lakeside (Homecoming), 7:30 p.m.
Grovetown vs. Evans, 7:30 p.m.
Augusta Prep at Skip Stone, 7:30 p.m.
As it has all year, the Greenbrier Lady Wolfpack volleyball team proved to be the best in the area.
That was made official Saturday afternoon when the Lady Wolfpack finished off Houston County for the second time, winning the Area 2-AAAAA volleyball championship. In the best-of-five match, the Lady Wolfpack won 25-22, 25-19, 25-9.
In a dominating season for the Augusta Christian Lions, the closest win spoke volumes.
On the road against the Hammond Skyhawks (8-1), the South Carolina Independent School Association's six-time defending champion, the Lions (8-0) got a last-minute touchdown and two-point conversion to overtake their nemesis, 29-28, Friday night.
The Skyhawks jumped out to a 14-0 first-quarter lead before Tyler Roberson scored on a 33-yard run and Thomas Banks ran it in from a yard out to tie it at halftime.
The anticipated matchup between two of the county and Region 2-AAAAA's best male runners at the Asics Invitational Saturday in Whitesburg, Ga., was as good as advertised.
Evans sophomore Justin Weegar finished the 5K run in 15:36.21, good for a sixth-place finish, holding off Lakeside senior Chase Fowers, who finished seventh at 15:37.32.
The Panthers would finish well ahead of the Knights in the team standings, taking fifth in the 21-team field while the Knights placed 19th.
Last week: 5-2
Season total: 34-10 (77.3 percent)
This week's picks
Thursday – WJBF Game Night Live at 7:30 p.m. on Comcast 380 and Knology 246
Harlem (1-6, 0-3) vs. Josey (1-5, 1-2)
Last week: Harlem lost to East Laurens 46-0; Josey lost to Dublin 7-6.
Last meeting: Josey won 40-6 last year.
All-time: The series is tied 6-6.
A big night in county softball Wednesday ended with two of three teams moving on in their respective state tournaments.
Home field held a distinct advantage. At Harlem, the Lady Bulldogs advanced to the second round of the Class AA State Softball playoffs with a doubleheader sweep of McIntosh County Academy. In the Class AAAAA playoffs, Greenbrier moved on to the second round with a home sweep of Richmond Hill, while Evans was eliminated by Effingham County.
Columbia County high school softball aficionados not affiliated with Greenbrier or Harlem will have a tough decision to make Wednesday.
With GHSA state playoff games scheduled the same day across the board, those wanting to see a terrific team in action will have to choose between the two. Either is a good choice. The Lady Wolfpack will be at home for the second round of the Class AAAAA playoffs facing Ola and the Lady Bulldogs will play host to Bleckley County in the second round of the Class AA state playoffs.
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American Academy of Audiology http://www.audiology.org
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association http://www.asha.org
Canadian Academy of Audiology http://www.canadianaudiology.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
All about hearing loss: What is an audiogram? Boys Town National Research Hospital website. Available at: http://www.babyhearing.org/HearingAmplification/HearingLoss/audiogram.asp. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Hearing assistive technology. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association website. Available at: http://www.asha.org/public/hearing/treatment/assist%5Ftech.htm. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Brender E, Burke A. Audiometry. JAMA. 2006;295(4):460.
Hearing screening and testing. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association website. Available at: http://www.asha.org/public/hearing/testing/assess.htm. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Types of hearing tests. Cincinnati Children's website. Available at: http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/health/h/hearing-tests. Updated May 2013. Accessed July 23, 2013.
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If you want good, tasty, filling sandwiches whose ingredients you can pronounce... well this is the place to go. It is a small place with two person seating inside (ac) and two tables outside - its mainly a take-away/delivery place and I thank God for its existence. I don't know how I managed dinner on the days I returned from office totally bushed before this place opened its doors.
Their sandwiches are consistently good, the staff is friendly and remembers your taste and preferences, they have brown and white bread options and are yet to mess up even one order (i must have ordered at least 30 times from this place since it opened a few months ago) They have sandwiches suited for breakfast, lunch and dinner; simple, toasted and grilled; small, large and the club variety; and simple and jain. Their latest banana sandwich (yes! I know!!) was something I was a little apprehensive about, but it was good!! Oh, and they are yet to stint on the cheese! I love that!
And best of all, it is moderately priced.
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Attending North Texas State University near Dallas expanded her horizons so much that, after graduating with an MA in English, she spent the next year traveling through Europe and the Middle East. Highlights included studying German near Munich; hitchhiking to Baghdad, Greece, and Poland; and studying Hebrew on a kibbutz in Israel.
The following year she majored in History of Religions at the University of Chicago Divinity School, then moved back to Texas, where she worked in the anthropology department at the University of Texas in Austin.
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I am delighted to announce that "Buttons" won the judge's prize in the 2014 Southbank Centre Poetry Film Competition "Shot Through the Heart" children's category. It will premiere at the prize-giving ceremony on July 18th at the Purcell Room in London.
Buttons themselves are a kind of love token,
they fasten your coat to keep out the damp,
and love is each stitch sewn tight and unbroken
sticking them down like a well-licked stamp.
Buttons make eyes for your stuffed toys to see,
which bulge when you squeeze them right up
but love holds them on through the teddybear tea
or they'd fall with a splash — in your cup!
The things that we love we keep close as we can
sewn into our pockets and stitched on our sleeve
but one day, time's tick-tock will unravel our plans
and a button will fall down, roll on, and just leave.
Buttons make eyes for your stuffed toys to see,
they fasten your coat to keep out the breeze,
the things that we love we keep close as can be,
but sometimes our love means we let them go free.
So, goodbye to the buttons, both pearly and black,
you fastened our trousers, you picked up the slack,
we will miss your bright shine, and miss your click-clack
we love you, goodbye now, and we hope you come back.
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Minister for Mineral Resources and Energy Tom Koutsantonis today welcomed the release of draft Commonwealth legislation that will enable the development of an estimated $35 billion of mineral resources in the Woomera Prohibited Area.
Mr Koutsantonis said the South Australian Government has been working closely with the Commonwealth and industry to develop an appropriate access regime to the WPA.
"This draft legislation is the result of extensive consultation with industry stakeholders including resource companies, pastoralists and others seeking to access this area," he said.
"I urge anyone with an interest in seeking access to the Woomera Prohibited Area to work through the draft Bill and respond with any comments to the Commonwealth Government."
The Defence Legislation Amendment Bill creates a regulatory framework for access to the Woomera Prohibited Area, including the development of significant mineral resources.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 19, 2008 Afghan civilians are transformed into soldiers on a daily basis at the Kabul Military Training Center.
The center, located just outside the Afghan capital, provides initial training to recruits and advanced training for noncommissioned and commissioned officers. Classes include basic training, advanced combat training, officer candidate school and noncommissioned officer academy.
American, French, British, Romanian and Polish mentors from the Combined Training Assistance Group -- part of Combined Security Transition Command Afghanistan -- offer the Afghan instructors who run the school feedback on lesson plans and operations.
"An Afghan instructor giving his own experience and relating those experiences to the lesson he's giving, students respond well to it," said U.S. Army Capt. Rob Simmons.
More than 8,000 recruits train at the center at any given time, with another 8,000 training at five satellite locations around the country.
The goal is to develop a skilled army capable of disarming and dismantling illegal factions, fighting terrorism and assuring the security and progress of the political process, officials said.
"It is the duty and responsibility of the army to serve the people and maintain the sovereignty, independence and borders of our country," said Afghan Col. Sharif Ahmad, the center's operating course chief. "That's why we train our soldiers. Our army is in a basic state. If we had a good army, we wouldn't have aggression from al-Qaida and our other enemies."
The literacy rate of new recruits poses a challenge for the center's instructors, officials said. Soldiers who can read and write are assigned positions in logistics, medical services and communications. The others attend training three days a week to improve their abilities.
Only 20 to 30 percent of recruits are literate, U.S. Army Maj. Brian Foley said. "It's a struggle right now," he acknowledged, "but that's a result of 30 years of war."
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No longer a judge, can't practice law, who does Roe steal the money from to post the $5000.00 bond?
Well now, this is a good start!!!
Butterbeer -
Moving the airport out to Jefferson made sense? It had to be done, New Orleans had no land for the airport. It makes no sense that New Orleans runs the airport. None. All it is a place for politicos to stick their benefactors - ask Pampy Barre'
You want to make New Orleans a real port again and attract real business, make yours work before coming here and telling us what we need.
As far as turf battles, Plaquemines has nothing that the Port of New Orleans has, including their debt.
Rep. Tucker -
The people of Plaquemines Parish want a Port. They don't want YOU or the Port of New Orleans coming into OUR parish, telling us what we need. The Port of New Orleans wants our land, our resources, because they are broke and are losing business and the residents of New Orleans don't want to give up their precious river front land, why should we. Why should we turn Plaquemines Parish into one big Tchoupitoulas Street just to satisfy your greed and the greed of your little buddy Billy Nungesser.
BTW, a lot of people in Plaquemines Parish think you, as representative of Algiers has turned that into a hell-hole, full of your own slum-lord properties and you don't see Plaquemines Parish wanting to take you over.
Stay out of Plaquemines Jim Tucker and take your little friend Billy Nungesser back to Orleans Parish with you.
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A St. Tammany councilman, a St. Benard judge, a Gretna city councilman, and another New Orleans politician. Damn, at least the feds seems to be spreading out, but time will tell.
Hey Blackwrath - I just hope the Feds spread out over here in Plaquemines Parish, lot going on down here too, WWLTV just had a pretty good story on this week about possible corruption in PP. Too much Federal money for these yahoos to be trusted with, it makes them crazy. Come on over Mr. Letten... the water's just fine.
Ferngrrl, not everyone from Belle Chasse agrees with Ernest Wooton or his gun bill. Wooton does nothing for Plaquemines, this is a bill to get him noticed. It is his swan song out of the Legislature. But, you should also take a look at other 8 who voted for the bill, the other yea votes are from Representatives from all over the State. Bash them, bash their hometowns too, because without their votes, this wouldn't have passed.
You are right Rayfromuptn -
It would have ended differently all those students shooting at each other, cops arrive on campus and start shooting at students holding guns because no one can tell who the original shooter was. Would have ended much differently - more people would be dead.
The people of Terrebonne Parish need a TRO against Judge Ellender. "Hearing" cases without a hearing aide, attacking women seeking protection from abusive husbands, appearing as a prisoner in black face because it complemented his wife's Halloween costume... TRO Granted.
Is this Mitchie's way of asking for a raise? These are hard times... Maybe he should get a real job.
100 year levee protection ---
Not enough for New Orleans, but not good enough for Plaquemines Parish. Sad.
Becuz, I'm not angry at all. But unlike you, I live in Plaquemines Parish, have my entire life. I know ALL the players you mentioned. Pray for me all you want, but you are the one who made this political issue by your first comments, but you ignore that and attack me.
And I do know how hard Rousselle fought to have the levee systems improved... that was quite evident during Katrina, Rita, Gustav and Ike. Thanks for nothing Mr. Rousselle for if that is how you fight, we don't need another round. I also know that Linda Banta would rather spend $100,000 of FEMA's money on a sign that didn't even exist prior to Hurricane Katrina. And to quote Ms. Banta, she said she deserved the sign. So do I trust her with the Fort? Hell NO!
You should also read your own little quotations before posting for it was you who lodged the first attack. Keep up your homework because your logic is horribly flawed.
And BTW, I'm no real fan of Nungesser either, but I will tell you this, he's done more for this parish that Rousselle did in the 8 years he was unfortunately parish president. It is Rousselle that doesn't want the dirty politics of the past, yet he continues to soil this parish with his flith.
Good day, sir and if you want to know more about Plaquemines, I suggest you move here.
Becuz -
YOU made this a political issue with your original comments: "It seems that because Mr. Nungesser is up for re-election soon, and the media spotlight has once again been turned on, he has taken this opportunity to once again grab credit for something that he has had NOTHING to do with....He chose to turned away the hard work of the Rousselle administration in securing the $200,000,000 in Federal funding to restore Fort Jackson to it's origional state. Ego is a destructive trait...However, It would be open to the public by now had he followed through."
As a guest to this parish you may THINK you know what goes on in this parish, but you don't. The fort needs to be taken out of the hands of this Parish, for if you knew anything about the past administrations of this Parish, including Mr. Rousselle's, you would know that they would rather destroy than restore. Ms. Banta does not want the Federal Government to take over the Fort, because all she is concerned with is the ability to drink beer at the Fort during the Orange Festival, which in her words could not be done if the Parks Services took over the fort.
Furthermore, your last post to me absolutely proves your original intention to make this a political issue. The bottom-line is this parish cannot and will not preserve the fort and if anyone is making this a political issue on the attempt of a desperate man, it is you and of course, Mr. Rousselle. Except for the well-being of Fort Jackson, I have no dog in this hunt.
I can tell you care and are as passionate about Fort Jackson as many residents of and non-residents of Plaquemines Parish. But why make this a political issue? Does it really matter who takes credit for rescuing the Fort? All that really matters is the Fort is put into the hands of the Federal Government as soon as possible, period. I don't care who takes credit for it. But the last thing that needs to be done is for Benedict Rousselle to make this a political issue when he has so clearly done so little for the Fort before Katrina and so little for this parish the entire two terms he was in office.
And unlike you, I do have a stake in who leads Plaquemines Parish, I live here.
With comments like yours, you will be staying around much longer than Fort Jackson, because if it is not turned over the the National Parks Service, it will be destroyed. Not by Mother Nature, not by neglect, but by the foolish politics in this parish. Take Rousselle AND Nungesser out of the mix, the Fort needs to be restored YESTERDAY and the only way to do that is to return the fort to the Federal Government.
And BTW, the council are fools.
Pubilicity stunt? Your comments are either directly out of Rousselle's mouth or you are his campaign manager. I'm sure you'll be submitting proof of Mr. Nungesser's refusal to accept the $200,000,000.00 to restore the fort during the campaign, right?
God help Plaquemines Parish if Benedict Rousselle is ever elected Parish President again. You want to talk about ego... what part of Mr. Rousselle's ego allowed him to neglect the parish owned levees for 8 years or stopped him from repairing or re-fortifying those levee systems during the two-terms he was parish president? What part of Mr. Rousselle's ego stopped him from doing something about the pumping stations or drainage systems in this parish? What part of Mr. Rousselle's ego allowed him to neglect the lower-end and east bank of Plaquemines parish during his tenure as parish president?
One more dirty trick on behalf of a man who isn't fit to live in Plaquemines Parish much less its Parish President for the umpteenth time. Time for Rousselle to get a real job, not an elected on or an appointed one.
What about Plaquemines Parish? The lower end and the east bank of Plaquemines were completely destroyed by Katrina, even more by Rita and flooded again by Gustav and Ike and yet we continue to be ignored by all levels of Government, Democrat or Republican. We need help!
psssst Vinnie,
We've known since the 70s.
So Mr. Bubrig, was Judge Roe lying (probably) when he said he reported Judge Ragusa AND Mr. Penton to you or are you lying now in order to protect your friend, Judge Ragusa.
I noticed a couple of things weren't mentioned in the article, the fact that you were Judge Ragusa's campaign manager for YEARS and only just resigned because someone on the Plaquemines forum outted you. And the fact that your campaign slogan is a lie, you are not and never were "your full-time" District Attorney, you had a civil practice for years while District Attorney.
Did you make a lot of money sponsoring the BEER booth at the OLPH CHILDREN's fair yesterday?
Mahoney, you don't need to send me any rah-rah speech about do this or do that, I do it everyday, everyday I challenge our local (Plaquemines) government and local officials. I've heard your spin before. Don't tell me to move, that is too easy. I don't think you understand. I'm here, I'm fighting the fight. I'm calling out the leaders, Republican and Democrat who make promises to win elections, who use Katrina as a plank in their platform, but do nothing once they are elected. In the meantime, we are still waiting, but the fish are biting.
Mr. Edmonds, so easy for you who does not live in Plaquemines to say everything is just fine. Good for your friend, but making bids for work doesn't mean the work is happening. It has been 3 years. The point is our Parish President is saying everything is hunky dory and it is NOT. Argue with me all you want about red tape and the Federal Government. But, the kids are still sitting in trailers, the old schools still have not been torn down and there is still fighting as to exactly where to the schools are going to be built and all most people care about is fishing.
I'm not a friend of the local politicians like your friend and won't even pretend to be in order to get bids, contracts for work. As far as walking the game, I walk it everyday with the people forgotten people of Plaquemines Parish. Talk about rhetoric, you spin a good tale Mr. Edmonds. Keep spinning the message for your comrades, while our people still struggle with Billy Nungesser's lies.


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Low pressure to the west continues to move towards the Concho Valley. The associated cold front with the system is set to pass through the panhandle later today pushing through the region late tonight, early morning. As moisture still increases across the state rain chances will linger through the day with the best chance tonight with the cold front. Temperatures will be able to warm up to the mid 70's this afternoon with a light breeze from the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. Tonight's low will dip back to the upper 40's thanks the to front and the cooler, dry air behind it. Winds could get a little gusty, calming down by daybreak and only warming up to the upper 60's for Wednesday. Cool, Dry, Calm and Clear conditions for Wednesday night/early Thursday will make for a very cold morning. Low could drop to the mid 30's overnight with some patchy frost possible. The rest of the week looks to stay dry as the upper weather pattern becomes mainly "zonal" or straight from the west to the east. Temperatures will gradually warm up from the mid 60's on Thursday to the mid 70's for the Weekend. Clouds will stay intermediate as well, possibly increase just in time for the next weak cold front just in time for Veterans Day.
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This morning, CBS and the New York Times announced excitedly that their new swing-state poll (conducted by Quinnipiac University) in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey showed a substantial margin for Barack Obama in all three. The problem: The poll's results are preposterous. We know this not because it shows Obama leading but because its "internals" are hilariously out of whack in relation to vote totals in 2008 and 2010. For example: The poll has the president winning among independent voters in Pennsylvania by 22 points, 58-36.
It is difficult to find state-by-state exit poll data from 2008, but in that triumphant year for Obama, he won independent voters nationwide by 6. 2008 exit polls had Obama winning by about the same margin in Pennsylvania—but in 2010, exit-poll data found Republicans winning the independent vote nationwide by 18 points. Could that have simply swung back all the way to 2008 numbers in Pennsylvania? All but impossible.
The poll itself reports that Democrats outnumber Republicans in Florida by nine points. In 2008, when Obama won the state by 2.5 points, the Democratic advantage was 4 points. Do we really think there are more Democrats in Florida in 2012 than there were in 2008? Even more telling, those polled say they voted for Obama by a margin of 13 points in Florida. Same for Ohio's sample. Obama won Ohio by 4; those polled today say they went for him by a margin of 15 points. I could go on and on, and have on Twitter (@jpodhoretz, if you want to look). The data are so off-base that it might make you wonder why CBS and the Times didn't trash the poll and start over.
So why didn't they? Five theories (after the jump).
1. They like the result. This is what most conservatives will say and think. The poll is skewed because the liberal media want it skewed, and they do thinks to make it come out that way. Let's give them credit for professionalism and skip this one, because it cannot be verified.
2. Polling is expensive. Media organizations aren't rich the way they used to be, and they don't have the luxury of ditching a bad poll that is simply the result of statistical noise and other difficulties.
3. They blew the sample for other reasons. Let's say you want a poll to provide a decent measure of opinion among minorities, who skew overwhelmingly Democratic. A successful random sample will not give you sufficient numbers of minority voters to demonstrate anything. So you have to "weight" your sample. How you "weight" is where polling becomes less of a science and more of an art—and a pollster's sense of the composition of the electorate will only be proven correct by the result in November. But in a relatively small sample of voters—and samples have been shrinking over the years as people are less patient with unsolicited phone calls—weighting minorities may have the result of skewing a poll's results in the direction of Democrats. The only pollster in 2012 for whom that has not been consistently true is Scott Rasmussen.
4. They polled on the wrong days. There are well-known polling problems in summertime—since people travel a lot—and on weekends—when certain sectors of voters might be attending church or church functions rather than being around a phone. All of this tends to make it more likely pollsters will be talking to people who spend inordinate amounts of time at home, and thus provide a false portrait of the electorate.
5. Polling is dying. I alluded earlier to difficulties in getting people to talk on the phone. There's also the rise in cellphone usage and in general, the greater fluidity of the American public, which is simply not as housebound as it was when Gallup figured out most of what we know about how polling should work in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s. All of this represents a logistical nightmare for the polling business, which must therefore resort either to far more expensive ways of finding the right people to sample (which media organizations are increasingly unwilling to pay for) or to more "weighting," which just turns pollsters into people who guess things, and whose guesses are as susceptible to biases and opinions as anyone else's.
None of this, by the way, should make Mitt Romney dismiss this poll's results. If he were really in command in this race, he would be doing better despite the structural advantages the Q poll and others present to Democrats. Basically, there's no evidence he's making the sale.


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When summer rages all around us, the "New Games" bucket gets pretty sparse. The Doldrums are in full swing here at Co-Optimus, and with no new games to feast upon we've got to rely on our friends and family for amusement. Maybe play some games of the non-video variety as well. Nick's out of town, and Enoch's toiling away in the Roleplaying Mines at Gen Con. The rest of us plan on pecking away at our backlogs, adventuring in space, and playing all sorts of games that involve boards.


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Mrs. Linda Richardson Priles, 70, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Tuesday, July 23, 2013 at Carolina Medical Center Charlotte.
Linda was born December 3, 1942 in Union County, daughter of the late Kirk and Dolly Yarborough Richardson. She was also preceded in death by a brother, Curtis Michael Richardson.
Survivors include her husband, Charles George Priles Jr. of the home; one son, Perry Mitchel Priles of Monroe; aunts, Ruby Lockamy of Monroe, Venelou Howard of Indian Trail, and Doris Helms of Waxhaw.
Visitation will be 10 until 11a.m. Friday, July 26, 2013 at New Hope United Methodist Church, 3221 Plyler Mill Rd., Services to celebrate the life of Mrs. Priles will follow at 11a.m. in the Church Sanctuary, with her Pastors Reverend Denise Martin and Dean Martin officiating, interment will follow in the Church Cemetery. Memorials may be made to New Hope United Methodist Church, 3221 Plyler Mill Road, Monroe N.C. 28112 or to the Union County Humane Society. Online condolences may be sent to www.mcewenmonroechapel.com.
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That TL;DR philosophy is of course absolutely nothing new: The planet is only held up because the Atlases of the world work to make it so. You'd better have great rewards for the Atlases, because if they shrug, the world plummets into darkness! Oh my!
Ultimately, it's a question of whether you believe that society is only as great as the greatest of us, or the least of us. I know for me, that I always felt that any group I was a part of, whether it was a debate team, an orchestra, or a jury, was only as strong as the weakest member.
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