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The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences received more than 700 entries during its first ever Shark Illustration Contest for Kids. Winning pictures, plus more than 100 honorable mentions, will be displayed in the Museum Store beginning Friday, March 26 and running through May 9. Karen Bethune, curator of the Museum's Nature Art Gallery, credits educators for contributing to such a huge response. "Several teachers made the contest a part of their curriculum and turned it into a class project," she said. "We were overjoyed to receive packets of 20 to 30 entries" she says.
The contest, held in conjunction with the Museum's current special exhibit, "Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived," challenged kids from Pre-K to 9th grade to illustrate their best and most realistic version of a shark in its natural surroundings, and allowed for multiple media ranging from crayon to water color to pencil. Judging was held Monday, March 22, and was based on artistic ability as well as scientific accuracy. Judges were Bethune, Wayne Starnes, curator of fishes and director of the Museum's Research Lab, and Todd Pusser, a marine-biologist and award-winning wildlife photographer.
All winners will receive a 1-year family membership to the Museum. First place winners also will receive a $50 gift certificate to the Museum Store and 2nd place winners receive a $25 gift certificate. All artists also received a free ticket to "Megalodon," a unique exhibit focusing on the 60-foot, 100-ton ancestor of the Great White Shark that went extinct nearly 2 million years ago. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.naturalsciences.org or call 919.733.8450 x212.
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1st Place: Skylar Kortte, High Point, "Shark Eating a Fish"
2nd Place: Matias Chazo, Asheville, "Lemon Shark"
3rd Place: Delta Joy McMullan, Raleigh, "Escape of the Fish"
Grades 1–3
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Cape, Scarborough qualify for football playoffs
Two local football teams will open the postseason Friday night, while a third ended its regular season in fine style.
Cape Elizabeth will take part in the playoffs for the seventh year in a row after a 3-5 campaign gave the Capers the eighth and final spot in Western Class B.
Last Friday, Cape Elizabeth traveled to Mountain Valley and came away with a 32-6 loss.
Mountain Valley (3-5) punted on its first series, then scored on three of the next four possessions in the first half to take command.
Cape Elizabeth relied on the running of Nick Moulton (80 yards, 19 carries) and Tony Moulton (30 yards, nine carries) throughout the first half. Capers' QB Noah Wolfinger was 5-for-15 for 62 yards, the longest being a 39 yarder to Cam Wilson in the third quarter. The 84-yard drive was caped off by Nick Moulton diving over from a yard out for Cape Elizabeth's lone score.
"It has been a challenging year in terms of dealing with multiple injuries each and every week," said Capers coach Aaron Filieo. "Having said that, I continue to be impressed and admire the effort and resilience of this team. Each and every week they set out and achieve competitive greatness. Other than this past weekend we have been in every game with a chance to win."
Cape Elizabeth goes to top-ranked 7-1 Marshwood for the quarterfinals Friday night. On Oct. 5, the Capers lost at the Hawks, 20-0. This is the teams' first playoff meeting.
"Our record nor the scores of our games mean anything now," said Filieo. "Everyone is 0-0 and has a shot at advancing. We are 'business as usual' and will once again play hard."
In Western A, Scarborough finished with a 43-18 win at Gorham to wind up 6-2 and third in the region. The Red Storm was up 28-6 at halftime and never looked back. Quarterback Dillon rush had three rushing touchdowns and threw for another to Ben Greenberg. Dan LeClair and Merrick Madden also had rushing TDs.
Scarborough will host No. 6 Sanford (5-3) in the quarterfinals Friday at 7 p.m. The teams didn't play this year and have no postseason history.
"We are very excited to be in the playoffs for the third straight year and pleased to have a home playoff game at Scarborough," said Red Storm coach Lance Johnson. "The team has worked hard and we are playing well in all three phases of the game. The matchup with Sanford is going to be challenging. They have two superb running backs who run with great effort. We look forward to the challenge."
South Portland will not take part in the playoffs, but the Red Riots made a mighty statement in their regular season finale Saturday, shocking visiting Portland, 19-6, in the "Battle of the Bridge" to end up 2-6.
After a scoreless first period, South Portland went up 13-0 as quarterback Duncan Preston scored on a short run and Preston hit Joey DiBiase with a 50-yard TD pass. The Bulldogs pulled within 13-6 by halftime and after a scoreless third quarter, the Red Riots delivered the coup de grace in the fourth on a 26-yard scoring run by DiBiase.
"It felt great," said South Portland coach Steve Stinson. "It was a well deserved win for the kids. We did a nice job in practice all week talking about what we could accomplish by winning the 'Bridge' game. The kids came out and played physical and with confidence. A lot of guys knew it was the last game they'd play. It was our most emotional game of the year. Field conditions played a role for both teams, but we finally broke through. The kids were very excited to win. For a 1-6 team to beat a 5-2 team by two TDs was something to enjoy."
The Red Riots should bounce right back in 2013. Unlike this fall, when they basically started over due to graduation, next year's squad will have the benefit of experience.
"We had so many holes to fill this year, but we'll be one of the most experienced teams next fall," said Stinson. "We'll have a big senior class. We bring back nine starters on both offense and defense. A win like this sets us up for a good winter, spring and summer. My job will be to develop the linemen. We have great size and great skill players who are ready. They just need to get bigger, faster and stronger."


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Katherine C. (Kasey) Grier
is director of the Museum Studies Program and Professor in the Department of History. She is a graduate of Princeton University (1975), the Cooperstown Graduate Program in Historical Museum Studies (1980) and the American Civilization Program of the department of History at the University of Delaware (1988). An expert in material culture studies, Kasey's career has included employment in museums and historic sites as well as universities, and she remains an active volunteer and consultant to small museums and historic houses. Her most recent book is Pets in America: A History (University of North Carolina Press, 2006 and Harvest Books, 2007). Kasey also served as guest curator for an exhibition on the history of petkeeping in the United States that toured seven venues in the United States between December 2005 and January 2009.
Armand Battisti
is a graduate of Alfred University with an MPS in Community Services Administration and Elmira College with a B.S. in Evironmental Sciences and Biology. Battisti joined UD in 2008, and was instrumental in preparing the College of Engineering its capital campaign. He shares responsibility for the $56 million fundraising effort to build the University's Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Laboratory, which was completed in 2013. He previously spent nine years at Winterthur as deputy director of development and director of leadership gifts, where he successfully led several project campaigns including a multi-million dollar effort to create Enchanted Woods, the museum's children's garden. Prior to this appointment, he led West Chester University through its first capital campaign, Windows to the Future, raising $13 million.
Battisti's career includes more than 30 years of institutional advancement experience with academic institutions, nonprofits and companies. His work has touched virtually all aspects of development and fundraising, including individual, corporate, foundation, planned giving, membership and government relations.
Vicki Cassman
(Ph.D. Arizona State University 1997 in Anthropology) is Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Art Conservation Department at the University of Delaware. She is a 1985 graduate of the Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation. Before returning to the University of Delaware in Fall 2006, she was an itinerant textile conservator, an instructor for the Textile Block for six years (1986-1991) and an assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1997-2006). She is the main editor for the book Human Remains Guide for Museums and Academic Institutions (AltaMira Press 2007). She received the 2012 College of Arts and Sciences Outstanding Service Award, and the 2012 University of Delaware Excellence in Advising and Mentoring Award.
Her current research interests include teaching strategies for conservation, undergraduate research, collection management, Andean Archaeology, and textiles.
Tim Goecke
is a graduate of the California Institute of the Arts with an MFA in Performing Arts Design & Technology. He is currently an exhibit designer at the Smithsonian's National Zoological Park. In the past, Tim has designed exhibitions for the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, the Contemporary Museum in Baltimore, the Rock and Soul Museum in Memphis and many museums and galleries throughout the east coast.
Tim has also worked on event design with Coca-Cola, the US Olympics Organizing Committee, Major League Baseball, and Hasbro/Kenner New York Toyfair. His performing arts credits include work with American Ballet Theatre, HBO Productions, and the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
Tim will be teaching Desktop Design for Museum Professionals.
Tracy Jentzsch
serves in the dual position of Staff Assistant for the Museum Studies program, and as the Media Specialist in the History Media Center at UD. Tracy received a B.A. in Mass Communications from The College of Notre Dame of Maryland, completed graduate course work in publishing at George Washington University, and her M.A. in Liberal Studies from the University of Delaware. She also earned the Museum Studies Certificate at UD. Previously she served as the assistant publisher for Trade & Culture Magazine, and worked in corporate communications for such companies as IBM, Martin Marietta Aero & Navel Systems, FM93, WPOC and Synectics for Management Decisions, Inc. Her interests are in Digitial Humanities, and Museums & Technology. Tracy is the social media manager for the MSST program and serves as the webmaster for the Musuem Studies website, and is currently serving as the Assistant Director for UD's Interdisciplinary Humanities Research Center. You can follow Tracy on Twitter on Digital Humanities and Ed Tech @Tracy_Jentzsch
Rosemary Troy Krill
Working toward excellent interpretation of Winterthur Museum & Country Estate and its collections has inspired Rosemary Try Krill's projects in education and public program since 1988. Projects have included a wide range of interpretive and visitor service activities, from developing elementary school programs, to leading visitor service operations, to reinvigorating training for Winterthur's large corps of museum interpreters. Since receiving a master's degree in American history and museum studies certification at the University of Delaware as a Hagley Fellow, Rosemary led education and interpretive efforts at the Monmouth County (NJ) Historical Association and the Hagley Museum in Wilmington, Delaware.
She is the author of Early American Decorative Arts, 1620-1860: A Handbook for Interpreters, due out in August 2010, from AltaMira Press. She is a member of the American Association of Museums (serving as co-chair of its Visitor Service Professional Interest Group, 2005-2008,) the American Association for State and Local History, and the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums. She is a board member of the Tri-State Coalition of Historic Places in the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Delaware region. Since 2006, she has been an adjunct lecturer in the Museum Studies Program at the University of Delaware.
Frank McKelvey
Frank McKelvey has more than forty years successful museum experience with up-to-date knowledge of museums and historic sites. He is a well-known consultant and advisor specializing in interpretation, exhibit development, collections care, and planning. He has a strong record of exhibit, restoration, and special project conception, design, and implementation. Known as a motivator of staff, volunteers, and students, and as an effective public speaker and workshop leader he has counseled over one hundred and seventy organizations. He has proven problem solving and decision making skills and experience with short and long range planning, budget and financial accountability, reporting and office management. In 1989 he founded McKelvey Museum Services to provide full-time services to the museum field. Frank received his B.A., American Studies, from Syracuse University in 1966 and his M.A., Museum Studies and Folklife Studies, 1968, from Cooperstown Graduate Programs, State University of New York.
Frank McKelvey is a curator. He has valued the central role of the artifact as a source of knowledge and as a conduit to teaching history. He has lectured widely on how to study artifacts and how to use them in history museum interpretation. His many exhibits illustrate this commitment. Frank McKelvey is a folklorist. Currently serving as Coordinator of the Delaware State Folklife Project, and with decades of intermittent experience documenting what the people say and do, he values the words of the people who did the work. This is reflected in his exhibits, restorations, and interpreter training materials, where oral history, reminisces, diaries, genre art, and historic images were used to let the people of the past speak for themselves. As principal of McKelvey Museum Services, McKelvey has consulted for over 170 museum and historic sites over the past 42 years. For each client, he selects a team of expert colleagues who, for years, have worked together and share his enthusiasm. Frank teaches the Curatorship and Collections Management course for the MSST program at UD.
Theresa R. (Terry) Snyder
is currently the Librarian of Haverford College in Haverford, PA. Formerly she was Deputy Director, Library Administration, at the Hagley Museum and Library. In her role at Hagley, Dr. Snyder was responsible for the Library's long-range planning, personnel management, budget preparation and management, conservation and preservation, grant solicitation and administration, collections management, records management, oversight of library automation systems, exhibit planning, library publications, and scholarly outreach programs. Prior to Hagley, she served as Associate Director of the University of Pennsylvania Archives and Records Management Department and as an adjunct faculty member (American material culture).
Dr. Snyder has lectured extensively on archival and library management and on topics of her research interests, largely focusing on American history and culture during the latter half of the nineteenth and early twentieth century. She has published articles on her research interests and is working on a book related to Philadelphia retirement communities from 1870 to 1930.
Dr. Snyder's undergraduate degree comes from Rosemont College (1982). She holds a Masters of Arts in History and a Certificate in Archives, Museum and Editing Studies from Duquesne University (1984), a Masters of Science in Information Science from Drexel University (1988), and a Masters of Arts (1994) and a Ph.D. (2002) in American Civilization from the University of Pennsylvania.
Mary Jane Taylor
Mary Jane Taylor is the the newest addition to the Museum Studies Staff, joining us as our internship coordinator. Mary Jane is Director of Learning and Engagement at the Museum of the American Revolution Philadelphia. She has eighteen years of experience as an educator and exhibit developer in art and history museums. Her areas of expertise include exhibition and tour interpretation, label writing and editing, visitor research, and interactive and audio tour development. She also has extensive background in creating, administering and evaluating tours and programs for teacher, school and family audiences. Mary Jane holds degrees from the Winterthur Program in Early American Culture at the University of Delaware, James Cook University of North Queensland and Wittenberg University.
Mike Zarafonetis
Mike is the Digital Scholarship Librarian at Haverford College, and previously worked as a web exhibit designer and digital archivist at the Hagley Museum and Library. He has a computer science degree from Kalamazoo College and a PhD in history from Auburn University, and is excited by the possibilities provided by digital tools to create both new forms of scholarship and new ways for the public to engage with the historical and cultural record.
Nicole Belolan
Nicole is a Ph.D. student (ABD) in the History of American Civilization program in the Department of History at the University of Delaware, and is pursuing a career in public history and academia. She is responsible for the IMLS Grant project, Sustaining Places. She will also be developing IMLS grant funded workshops on textiles. Follow Nicole's tweets on Material Culture @nicolebelolan
Della Keyser
Della is a second-year master's student in the history department, and she is pursuing the museum studies certificate. Della served as the editor for MuseWeekly for 2013-2014, and she is the Sustaining Places webmaster for 2014-2015.
Betsy Keene
Welcome to our newest Graduate Assistant, Betsy.
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Follow the adventures of Dr. Kasey Grier, and 8 MSST Students,at the Laurel Historical Society in Laurel, DE. Together with Rachel Onuf, they will work on a complete basic inventory of the collections, along with cleaning and rehousing some collections.
It's All Adding Up:
In the past ten years, the Museum Studies Program has awarded 181 certificates to graduate students in History, Art History, Affairs/Historic Preservation, the Longwood Graduate Program in Public Horticulture, the Winterthur Program, and other academic departments and programs at the University of Delaware.


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WILSON, N.C. – The Geography Program in the Department of History and Social Sciences at Barton College and the North Carolina Museum of the Coastal Plain are pleased to co-sponsor a lecture by Dr. Derek H. Alderman at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 6, at the North Carolina Museum of the Coastal […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — The Lighting of the Luminaries, a long-standing tradition for the Barton College community, will usher in the Christmas season on Tuesday, Nov. 29. The College family invites the surrounding community to join them for this festive celebration.
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WILSON, N.C. — Dr. Rodney A. Werline, Marie and Leman Barnhill Endowed Chair in Religious Studies and professor of religion at Barton College, has been named general editor of the "Early Judaism and Its Literature" series published by the Society of Biblical Literature. His term is effective immediately and will continue for a three-year […]Learn More! →
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WILSON, N.C. — The Barton College/Wilson Symphony will present the dynamic local artist Patrick Kreeger in a "tour de force" concert on Sunday, Nov. 20, at the First United Methodist Church, 100 Green St. N. in Wilson. The performance, scheduled for 3 p.m., will feature […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — Barton Art Galleries will host the work of acclaimed photographer D.W. Mellor in an exhibition titled "Body of Work." Mellor's exhibition will be on display from November 13 to December 12. The opening reception for the exhibit is Sunday, Nov. 13, from 4 – 6 p.m. This event is open to […]Learn More! →
WILSON, N.C. — Dramatic realism, in its purest form, unfolds on stage as Theatre at Barton opens its 2011-2012 season with Henrik Ibsen's "A Doll House" on Nov. 10-13. Evening performances in the Lauren Kennedy and Alan Campbell Theatre at Barton College will be held Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 10-12, at 8 p.m. and on […]Learn More! →


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EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. – The Holy Cross women's golf team totaled a team score of 739 strokes to earn a fifth place finish at the ECAC Division I Women's Championship held at the par-72 Twisted Dune Golf Club on Sunday and Monday, Sept. 29-30. Siena claimed the tournament crown with a total score of 638 strokes.
The Crusaders were led by sophomore Marisa Cameron (Garden City, N.Y.) who finished in 15th place with a two-round total of 175 (+31). Junior captain Morgan Powers (Glastonbury, Conn.) improved her score by eight strokes on day two and earned an 18th place finish with a scorecard of 178 (+34).
Holy Cross sophomore Claire McMahon (Buffalo, N.Y.) came in with a total sum of 191(+47) strokes, which put her in 23rd place, while classmate Lydia Deneen (Hubbardston, Mass.) finished just behind her in 24th with a score of 195 (+51). Sophomore Regan McCooey (Manhasset, N.Y.) rounded out the team with a 25th place finish and a score of 222 (+78).
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Is this Iraq War III? President Barack Obama has ordered airstrikes in Iraq against ISIS forces officially entering America into the civil war in Iraq. The bombing is supposed to stop an ethnic cleaning campaign of the Yazidis by ISIS and protect military advisors that Obama sent into the country a few months ago. Also at stake are US oil contracts in northern Iraq made between the Kurds and US energy companies though that reason for intervention is not being trumpeted.
Obama drew the line for ISIS advancement at Erbil which is a major oil hub with US energy companies Chevron, ExxonMobil, Halliburton and others having interests there.
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I said in June — as the terrorist group ISIL began an advance across Iraq — that the United States would be prepared to take targeted military action in Iraq if and when we determined that the situation required it. In recent days, these terrorists have continued to move across Iraq, and have neared the city of Erbil, where American diplomats and civilians serve at our consulate and American military personnel advise Iraqi forces.To stop the advance on Erbil, I've directed our military to take targeted strikes against ISIL terrorist convoys should they move toward the city. We intend to stay vigilant, and take action if these terrorist forces threaten our personnel or facilities anywhere in Iraq, including our consulate in Erbil and our embassy in Baghdad. We're also providing urgent assistance to Iraqi government and Kurdish forces so they can more effectively wage the fight against ISIL.
Critics have pointed out that Obama consciously threw the advisors into a war zone making their being under threat inevitable, that ethnic cleansing is happening all over the world as well as in neighboring Syria, and that ExxonMobil and friends took on risks making those deals and should therefore take the loss as part of the cost of doing business in a volatile region.
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Best: Gray Pinup Dress
We love it when the laydees of Nikita take a cue from the fashions on Mad Men. The cap-sleeved gray dress Alex wore while saying goodbye to Division was super hot, a fact that probably made Jaden (who's still relegated to a life of gym clothes) super pissed. It was like pouring salt in Jaden's wounds! No wonder the neighbors are offering to carry Alex's groceries. If Division doesn't want her hookin' up with civilians, they ought to keep her in bulky sweaters (see below.)
Worst: Teensy Weensy Cropped Dark Denim Jacket
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This getup also had us confused about the climate in "Spyville" a.k.a. New Jersey. One second she's got on a super-heavy fisherman's sweater that looks like it was stolen off the set of an Old Spice commercial. (She actually wore two separate fisherman's sweaters this episode.) And the next second she's wearing a t-shirt and denim jacket as if it's spring! Either the weather in Spyville is insanely unpredictable or Little A needs to tune in to the Weather Channel.
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Uncompensated Tasks: How Much Is Too Much?
Dear Director,
Many physicians choose emergency medicine so that they won't have to take their work home with them. When they're off, they're really off. Ideally, that would mean pursuing what we want at home, rather than doing extra work in the hospital. Of course, as a medical director who receives a stipend and protected time, I understand that when I'm asked to attend meetings, it's implied that I should have the available time to do it and not receive extra compensation. But what about everyone else? You can divide extra administrative responsibility into three categories: citizenship (everyone is expected to contribute a minimal amount, such as one committee meeting a month), one time events (like a 3-hour disaster drill) and significant extra admin responsibility (such as chairing a committee). We'll look at each in turn.
Citizenship and Professionalism
One caveat is that the load must be shared evenly. If only a couple of your group's physicians are attending a variety of meetings and no one else is expected to participate as citizens of the hospital, then perhaps there should be a compensation arrangement, likely in the form of protected administrative time against the ED budget.
Second, if you are serving on a committee and the hospital administrative team thinks highly enough of you, they may consider asking you to chair the committee. Because of the increased time commitment and responsibility that comes with chairing a committee, hospitals will sometimes have an administrative stipend set aside. If there is no stipend and the time and commitment becomes a "side job," it is worth discussing with your group about receiving either protected time or administrative compensation. As I've had to create and budget for a variety of these positions, my general rule of thumb has been a 2:1 rule. People who aren't directors usually end up working twice as many admin hours as they're given in protected time or they are compensated at about half of their clinical rate. This worked out well for me when I was in those positions and the docs who I've worked with when I was the chairman thought this was a fair mix.
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That said, for one day or less of required training, I do believe it's part of our professional obligation to undergo the training without compensation. And if the decision is made to compensate you for undergoing training, it's hard to justify getting paid your full clinical rate when EMR training is nowhere near as intense as working clinically and it doesn't generate revenue. I've been on both sides of the fence. I've done EMR training without getting compensated, and I've been paid a flat rate for completing it. If you're in a contracted group, it's reasonable for your group to have a set policy and pay either a flat rate or a reduced hourly rate for undergoing formal EMR training.
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Dear Dr Silverman,
Thank you for this thought provoking article. This really brings up the topic of business models in EM and what it takes to attend to the administrative needs of a department.
As an independent contractor I am filling the FTE needs of the group contracted with the hospital. The contract group has a duty to fulfill the administrative needs that support its contract as well as to uphold any agenda that would benefit the department as a whole. I am essentially a subcontractor paid for my time to provide excellent clinical care. I have no equity position and the business is not mine to uphold. I am not promised an opportunity to have an equity position and the financial statements of the group are not shared with me. Therefore I am unaware if I were participating on a committee that would require an investment such as increasing FTE to cover an OBS Unit would be feasible financially or in my best interest. If I wasn't at the meeting I could have been moonlighting at another hospital. Therefore there is an opportunity cost of attending admin meetings on behalf of the group. Shouldn't I be paid for that time at the very least? Had I worked a shift I would have made over $1500 so why is there a problem paying me $150 for the hour meeting? It really is a steal for a company to send representatives of our expertise to put forth an agenda to secure the value of the group's contract. If I instead asked you to attend a meeting with my accountant to go over my five-year plan would you feel obligated that was a part of good citizenship to assist your ICs individual business? ICs are not really citizens because there is no equality in the business model. In a democratic group setting its completely different because in that model we all have a duty to support 'our' contract. In that model we are all owners and the behavior follows. I am always surprised that managers do not understand why non-owners will not act like an owner. Its foolish to work for free on behalf of a business not willing to offer you ownership or equity.
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COLUMBIA — Police are pretty certain the well-kept middle-aged woman with the dolphin tattoo on her leg came to Myrtle Beach to die, but they can't figure out who she is.
Her fingerprints don't show up in any criminal databases, and she doesn't match any missing persons report from across the country. She left behind no car to be discovered, no bag unclaimed on the beach or in a hotel room. Officers took her photo by dozens of places where homeless people congregate in the area, but no one recognized her. They estimate she was in her 50s or 60s.
With the careful record keeping and interconnectivity of the modern age, very few people die these days without eventually being identified. The woman is one of only two entries from South Carolina this year in a federal database of unclaimed bodies. The other unclaimed remains are human bones found in June on Drum Island in Charleston County. Only 20 bodies have gone unidentified in South Carolina in the past 10 years.
It bothers Horry County Deputy Coroner Darris Fowler. Of the 200 or so cases he has handled this year, this is the only one where he hasn't been able to complete his two main tasks: figuring out who died and what killed them.
"I can't do anything about her because she's deceased," Fowler said. "But that's somebody's mother, grandmother or something and they don't know where they are at."
The woman's life ended in the Atlantic Ocean on the morning of May 25. A tourist on a balcony spotted her bobbing in the waves around 8 a.m. on the south side of Myrtle Beach. Lifeguards brought her to shore and started CPR. She died at the hospital.
The coroner's office did what it typically does in a death investigation. Her floral print bathing suit, gray shorts, T-shirt with "Live Slow" on one side and "Sail Fast" on the other and the Reebok tennis shoes she was still wearing were all photographed. Fingerprints were taken, dental X-rays were made and DNA was extracted. No ID was found, so investigators were patient, figuring someone would report a missing person, or an abandoned car might be found. But after several days and no leads, authorities released a sketch of the woman and her bright tattoo of a beach scene with dolphins on her left ankle to reporters. Myrtle Beach Police also took the pictures to areas where homeless people gather, but no one recognized her.
Police think she intended to commit suicide because cuts were found on her wrists, although she died from drowning. Blood was found in a public bathroom about a mile down the beach. Fowler is awaiting toxicology results to determine if she had alcohol or drugs in her system, because he said killing yourself by drowning is hard. The body possesses a natural instinct to survive and most people would need to be intoxicated to overcome that, he noted.
Myrtle Beach Police Capt. David Knipes' theory is that the woman bought a bus ticket to Myrtle Beach with the intention of killing herself and that's why there is no trail of her in the city.
"We're in standby mode waiting for someone to report her missing. We've done all we can do," Knipes said.
The deputy coroner said the woman was well kept, with evidence of frequent dental work. He said her legs and armpits appeared to be frequently shaved and her fingernails were in good shape.
Fowler plans to meet with his boss and others in the next week or two to see if investigators have missed any possible lead into her identity and determine what they can do to draw more attention to the case.
Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton said coroners never stop thinking about the cases they can't solve. He knows every detail of the handful of unidentified bodies that have come through his office since he was hired as a deputy coroner 15 years ago.
"You don't stop looking. And you know there are parents, or a brother or sister or someone who is probably looking. We always have hope and faith that eventually our paths will cross," Carlton said.
Until that day, the body found off Myrtle Beach will remain in the morgue. She has been embalmed, so she will be ready to go home whenever authorities figure out who she is.
Online: Case report on the Myrtle Beach body from the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System: https://identifyus.org/en/cases/11327
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Orrock Township supervisors held their regular monthly meeting, which went on for three hours Wednesday. This was followed by a 30-minute reorganization meeting which was continued until Friday (May 9).
Sup. Ron Dolly submitted his resignation from the board, leaving a vacant seat. Sup. Mike Meier, who chaired the meeting, suggested waiting before appointing a new supervisor.
The township board and Clerk Brenda Kimberly Maas are responsible to form a committee to choose Dolly's replacement, says Township Attorney Bob Ruppe.
The meeting began with the sheriff's report, submitted by Cmdr. Steve Doran.
"You had 152 calls for service which was up by 26 over the last month," Cmdr. Doran said. "But overall in the first quarter you had 565 calls for service. last year at this time there were 595 calls."
Sup. Mike Meier said he attended the Big Lake Fire Board, where subjects for discussion ranged from the need to repair the cement apron in front of the building, some leaky roof issues to hiring guidelines. They also discussed the possibility of organizing charitable gambling as a means of fundraising.
Spring Clean-up
Volunteers are needed for the annual spring clean-up day, said Clerk Maas. Orrock has been asked to provide six volunteers to help out at the event. Five people had volunteered but two dropped out, leaving Orrock three volunteers short.
Sup. Eisinger asked to have the township attorney look into what would be necessary to vacate an easement on property which has a deep well in the Winter Meadows Development. The old irrigation well is located on property owned by James and Sara Fisher and is not currently functioning. It has been capped. The motion passed, 3-1, with Sup. Shane Berg opposed.
"I think it is premature to go that far," he said.
Fisher asked the board to delay vacating the well to give the DNR or other parties who might be interested in it time to investigate the possibilities.
"It isn't costing anything to have it sitting there," Fisher said. "There is no need to rush to judgement." There was also some conversation about erecting permanent signage for springtime weight restrictions on Orrock roads.
"I'm not an expert but there is no way our roads can support 10 tons," said Sup. Eisinger.
Some commercial vehicles, such as school buses and garbage trucks, are exempt from weight restrictions. Even when road weight restrictions are in place, residents can request a permit or waiver should they have to drive heavier vehicles through the township.
Road Vacation
There was some discussion brought up by Eisinger over the vacation of three township roads, 255th, 273rd and 239th. Attorney Ruppe suggested asking Livonia Township if they would care to take on the responsibility of maintaining two roads whose only purpose seems to be to connect the townships. No Orrock residents live on the roads and one of them has become a dumping ground for trash.
The third has become basically a private driveway with only one property owner living at the end of it, although it is still plowed and maintained by the township. A public hearing has been scheduled for May 28.
Developer Clint Corrow said he owned land south of 273rd which he planned to develop at some point in the near future.
"I just wanted to show you what I was thinking about before this went to far," he said.
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The board discussed initiating new parking regulations on some of the small roads around Ann Lake and Big Eagle Lake.
"Some of those roads are so narrow that when you have people parking on both sides of the street, and emergency vehicle could not get through," said Sup. Eisinger. "It's a public safety issue."
The plan, which has yet to be drafted, includes allowing parking on only one side of these roads. The conversation came about after Eagle Lake resident Susan Rivers complained about a culvert and a holding pond by her property which has filled up with water.
"Drainage is an issue. The culvert is blocked with sand," she said. "When are you going to come and clean that up?"
Resident Joel Mayer addressed some concerns about dust and vehicles racing and tearing up the area next to the road where he lives on 239th Avenue.
The board approved the list of pay claims and the treasurer's report. The general fund balance is less than $7,000.
"We may have to move some funds from the capital improvement account next month," said Treasurer Laura Jones. "It depends on what bills we have to pay. We don't get more money from the county until June."
Township Engineer Mike Nielson of WSB & Associates reported on the township spring road tour. Nielson said the most pressing need was to do crack filling and sealing after the long winter.
"Pennies spent on crack filling now will save dollars in the long run," he said. "There are some gopher holes that need filling and some shouldering to be done."
The board gave Nielsen direction to seek quotes to crack fill all the township roads.
No quotes were received for mowing or brush and tree trimming in Orrock Township. Clerk Maas will continue to search for a contractor willing to perform these services.
Sup. Eisinger asked for an accounting of the salt and sand used in the township over the winter.
The meeting was recessed before the board moved forward with their reorganization meeting, even though they are one supervisor short.
Sup. Eisinger is now the chairman of the board. Sup. Charlie Gotzian was appointed to the road committee and made road authority. The vote passed three to one with Berg opposed.
Meeting dates were established. The board meets the last Wednesday of the month except for November and December. November's meeting is scheduled for Nov. 19 and Decembers meeting will be held Dec. 17.
Pay for supervisors will remain at $15 per hour. Clerk Maas and Treasurer Jones pay rate was increased to $18 per hour, to keep it more closely aligned to surrounding townships.
The supervisors authorized a pay increase for election judges from $12 per hour to $15 per hour.
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Very good recipe. Because one reviewer stated that it was too runny, I sprinkled uncooked tapioca over the filling before putting top crust on. That is a trick my Grandmother taught me whenever you want to reduce the "juice" in a fruit pie. Also, I stopped using flour in fruit pies ages ago...I only use cornstarch, and get a better taste. Also, I have found that a 1/4 tsp. of almond extract brings out the flavor of many fruits...give it a try. Over all, I liked it!
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This pie is excellent! It is like eating a fresh applie pie!!!
everyone loved it. I left out the flour and put 1 tablespoon tappioca. Just like apple but with a little different texture.
Thickening problem? Answer: In the previous reviews I read a lot of people had problems with the pie being so wet or runny. I doubled the flour and found it was still runny at the required cooking time. My crust was pale and no bubbling in the pie. I cooked it 15 minutes longer (55 minutes) realizing the temperature has to be hot enough and LONG enough to make the 'thickener' work properly. At the end of 55 minutes, my crust was golden and the pie was bubbling all over. I removed it and let it cool about two hours. It was thickened to perfection. Another thing that might have helped was adding the tomatoes to the flour/sugar mixture in a large bowl and stirring to coat the tomatoes. My husband and I were happy with the flavor even though there were a few strings coming off 'my' tomatoes in my pie.
For whatever reason, this year I had way too many green tomatoes to fry but not enough for a big batch of relish. So, time to get creative! In that mindset, I tried this pie and I have to say, it's good. A little odd, but good. One wouldn't think it's apple, but it's quite nice. I used tomatoes with a bit of a blush to them, and I had to increase the baking time dramatically for the crust to brown. I would also decrease the spices next time-- the cinnamon in particular is a little too much. But it's quite a nice use for those before-the-frost tomatoes! I'll be making this again next year.
I would not recommend this pie. I am like most and wanted some creative recipe for my green tomatoes and found this recipe. I followed the recipe exactly and added 1 tbsp of cornstarch to prevent watery pie. The taste is extremely odd and is not like apple pie at all. I will put my green tomatoes to use in a relish or some other fashion instead of this pie. I am sad I wasted a good pie crust on it.
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i am finally going to speak about this in my own words.i am the girl in the blue dress.prom has always been a big deal for me. i've had my dress picked out since December of 2006 off of a website called alycedesigns.com. when i finally found a local store that carried the dress, i immediately brought a picture to ms.gardner to get the approval of it. she complimented the dress saying that it was a beautiful dress.i also pointed out that i wasn't shaped like the girl in the picture that my bust size was quite bigger than hers.she laughed and told me well no one is figured that perfect.i also told her that i always had a little bit out of any dress i wore to a dance and i couldn't help it. she okayed the dress.so that day, i went with my mom to linda lee's bridal shop and we ordered it. may i mention also that i even went a size up from my original just to be safe. the dress was huge the first day i tried it on. i made two visits to the bridal shop and had it altered TWICE. i even got all of the consultant's opinion on the cleavledge deal and they thought it to be very appropriate.
april 13,2007 was the date of prom. after a full day of getting ready it was finally time to toast and leave.we were about the first group to arrive and my boyfriend and i entered first.when i got in ms.gardner's decision switched from day to night when she seen the dress on me.she told me i was not to be allowed in and the assistant principal made it clear to me that no alterations was to be made at the door.i immediately called my mom to let her know what the whole deal was.my mom and my dad rushed to the location.by the time they got there,they couldn't believe what they were seeing. there were about 10 girls outside with APPROPRIATE dresses who got denied entrance.ms. gardner refused to speak with any of the parents who showed up after mine.
it's been 2 weeks and i am not going to lie and say i wasn't hurt by what happend because i am still. just because of the actions my parents(along with others and by the way they weren't the only ones who called the news)are trying to go about, the finger is getting pointed at me.i'll never understand what exactly happend that night.honestly, i think everyone who got inside looked BEAUTIFUL, but us outside looked no different. whose to say it was only the favorites who got let in, i don't know what ms.gardner thinks. all i know that it wasn't fair to alot of people who did not get let into our senior prom.
i really don't know what actions my parents or the others are all taking,but it's not going to get prom back.prom is gone, a once in a life time experience.
that is my story and my point of view, i just wanted it known, and no hard feelings.
from what people tell me, there is alot of talk going around school.if anyone wants to ask me anything don't be afraid to.my real name on this site is randa2007 and i will stick to the first comment i've ever posted one here, and thanks to those who got in and are supporting what my parents are doing, but as far as myself, i really want this to be my first and last comment about prom.graduation is coming up and the next step in life is just beginning.
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promking for your imformation my daughter don't work at NO Burger King or any Fast Food place.It's Stupid people like you that are the problem.My daughter worked hard for what she earned at both School and her 2 jobs.You are the type of person that it would give me great pleasure to meet up with face to face.
Once again there was NOTHING WRONG with the dresses the Girls wore to the East Jefferson prom,Like there was NOTHING WRONG with the dresses the Girls at the Higgins prom.The only thing wrong was the teacher .She was very PIGHEADED like was the rest of her Gang that night, and I do mean GANG.My daughter will never know what it was like to be at her prom beaucse of this one PIGHEADED woman.At the end is our Girls after working so long for this one special time in school has lose it.There is nothing that can be done to replace tis memory for these Girls.By the way it was more than 24 girls I have the names of at least 38,Not to metion the boys that were not allowed in.
Once again to the 2 people who think they are hearing everything correct.My Daughter did everything she was suppose to do.Even before the Prom she brought a picture of the dress to show the teacher at Higgins and she approved it.To the school board member who again is taking up for the dessions made only to try to defiend against a LAW SUITE,because that is what is going to happen next.My Daughter could not buy a $400.00 dress to wear it and get the ok so it was oked and then bought.Again I would not let my Daughter out of this house wearing something that was reaviling.If the school is that strick about dress codes chec out the Ladies Volleyball team.I hated to see evertime these young Ladies take the court because of them uniforms.This School(L.W.Higgins)has DOUBLE STANDERS.Check out the pictures in todays Newspaper,and you will see that there was NOTHING WRONG with the dresses in question.BY the way there was at least 30 or more girls denided.
I am the father of Miranda.The school board knows NOTHING about what happened Friday night.They are going by only what the teachers of Higgins have told them.The Jefferson cops that were at the door said that in the 18 years that they have been doing this they have never seen this done before,They said that the teacher had causeded this problem herself and didn't know how to deal with it,They also said that they seen NOTHING wrong with the dresses the girls were wearing. My daughter brought the picture of the dress to school before she even bought it,and was told by Miss Gardener that it was ok to go ahead and order that dress.I Would Not let my Daughter go out of my house with something that was npt APPOPRATE.My wife and myself with some friends of ours stood around the prom just to see how some of the girls were dressed that were allowed in that dance.We seen no diffrence in the dresses that were worn by the girls that were allowed in than the ones that weren't.The only diffrence was What God had given some and not others. this was a matterr of prejudice.Seems that if you were a honor student,a member of the football team,or a member of leadership,you were allowed in. I spent all day Saturday hearing my daughter still crying about missing the prom that she worked all her school life for.I don't think that one woman should have the say so of ruining a child's life.Some of the stories i hear about this one woman and different things that she has done to some of the students to Henry Ford to LW Higgins is unreal.I dare anybody that thinks my daughter was dressed inappropriate to check out the pictures.I feel the photographer who took the pictures at the prom should be forced to turn over pictures of everybody who was in attendance to the prom to show that there was no difference in the dresses from the girls who were in , and the girls who were left out, othere than their bill. It's time now that something should be done to stop this one woman from ruining children's lives. There is nothing that can be done to replace the memory of my daughters or all the other young ladies/ men's prom.