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Thursday, June 27, 2013
Tuesday, July 2 • 7 p.m.
The Lowcountry Conservatives In Action will celebrate America's Independence with a free traditional hotdog feast, followed by patriotic music and entertainment. Bob and Gwen Peeples will lead a singalong with music to videos, as well as a skit. Jim Dirkes will round out the evening with his thoughts on the Founding Fathers.
The group will supply hotdogs and drinks; guests are welcome to bring a dish to share. The public is invited.
Information: 875-2330
Location: Country Inn and Suites, Holiday Road, Summerville.
Monday, July 1 – 9 a.m. – Weight Training. Designed to improve muscle strength and bone density, this class will help tone your body. Bring a towel, mat, and a pair of three-pound weights. Instructor: Ronna Toombs. (You must be a member of H2U to participate)
Tuesday, July 2 – 2:30 p.m. Tai Chi: The Tai Chi for Health form is a fun to learn, simplified form that is appropriate for almost everyone, including seniors and those with limited range of motion. Also a stress managing technique, Tai Chi promotes relaxation of the mind through focusing on the body. Instructor: Sherul Iwanski-Brown. (You must be a member of H2U to participate)
Wednesday, July 3 – 1 p.m. Computer Essentials, "Let's Talk": Computer Jargon and Terminology (or how to speak like a Geek). Know what the technician is saying and what to say in return. (Class size is limited, please sign up at front desk, first come, first served)
Thursday, July 4: Closed for Independence Day
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Congressional District 27 Democratic primary: Trevino vows to fight for students, middle-class Americans
CORPUS CHRISTI - Jerry J. Trevino's mother and father both worked their way through school during the postwar 1950s on the way to becoming teachers.
The example they set for Trevino, 52, a Corpus Christi attorney now seeking the Democratic spot on the November ballot in the Congressional District 27 race, is that hard work and education pay off.
"I am the beneficiary of the American dream of hard work and education combining to create opportunities," Trevino said. "I can't think of another country in the world that … gives people the means to get an education and enhance their opportunities in life."
He said he is running for Congress because he fears future generations' dreams are cracking under an assault from lawmakers who neither understand nor care to empathize with middle-class America.
"Republicans aren't only trying to reduce but eliminate education funding and Medicare, both federal initiatives that have made our future great," he said.
The Affordable Care Act, a polarizing law whose fate now rests with the U.S. Supreme Court, has both good and bad points, he said.
He said he would keep provisions that require insurance companies to cover people with pre-existing conditions and allow children up to age 26 to remain on their parents' insurance.
If elected, he said, preserving education funding and protecting students from burdensome tuition hikes and interest rate hikes on school loans will be his top priority.
"Education and health care should really be affordable" he said. "Those are two … commodities that we need to have here in our society."
Trevino speaks negatively of Bush-era tax cuts and the cost of America's military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"Is it any wonder why we have such a national debt right now?" he said. "Republicans want to solve it by cutting spending in critical areas that affect normal middle and poor Americans. Naturally, none of their legislation affects the rich segment of the population."
He suggested that President Barack Obama's plan to roll back tax breaks on oil companies should be closely considered.
"They are showing huge, record profits and I think that some of that would help our country right now in a time of need," he said, "especially with gas prices right now not being determined by supply-and-demand formula that anyone understands."
Age: 52
Occupation: Lawyer
Residence: Corpus Christi
With Congress' job approval rating at 17 percent, what can you do to restore voter confidence in Washington's ability to resolve the nation's challenges?
Radical thinking infused in the media is polarizing our nation. Talk show radio dominated by right-wing propaganda has become the only political education received by many listeners. Since abolition of the Fairness Doctrine, broadcasters no longer expose viewers and listeners to diverse viewpoints. Bombarded by oversimplified negative information, constituents distrust the work Congress does. Yet, truthful discussions within the same forum would serve voters' understanding of the difficult issues their elected representatives must confront and be a start toward restoring public confidence in Congress. This would lead to greater trust in our government to allow more compromise and negotiation.
What is your plan to protect the district's military installations against Base Realignment and Closures?
To persuade BRAC against relocating the military services our bases provide, I would emphasize their contribution to ongoing projects, such as the Construction of Building 8, which provides the replacement and rework for the military's helicopters. We also need to ensure that the development of the T-6 continues on its current path and of the custom UAF Unarmed Aircraft. I would emphasize that pursuing these projects demonstrates our Nation's future preparedness and our bases' integral roles in serving our country in both a global competitive and traditional sense in the interest of improving our national security.
Will you seek or support an alternative health care bill should the U.S. Supreme Court strike down the Affordable Care Act?
I believe that the cost of medical care in our country is out of control. I don't think the entire Affordable Care Act was bad. Nobody understood exactly how the mandated premium payments were going to work. However, the pre-existing condition exemption was a good provision as well as allowing adult children up to age 26 to stay on the family plan. Health care is bankrupting our treasury, and at times can bankrupt families. An alternative health care bill should be considered at some point if this one fails, and I will certainly give it careful attention.
What is your plan to stimulate job growth in your district?
I suggest reinvestment in our country's infrastructure. Our roads, highways, bridges, schools, hospital and utility services have been neglected for far too long. This will bring jobs by stimulating the construction industry and the federal government needs to provide these initiatives to bring people back to work and off government assistance. We can restore pride in our country and ourselves by providing a higher quality of life we can pass on to our future generation instead of a pile of debt. After 10 years of war spending, we should start reinvesting in our people and our communities.
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Be prepared -- going from 20 to 40 will take you a lot longer than going from 1-20. If you're on a PvP server you'll have to level in a contested area (this means you are automatically flagged for PvP), and that means you are likely to be ganked by opposing players who will often be a much higher level than you. If you're on a PvE server there is no threat of ganking unless you flag for PvP or wander into an area held by the opposing faction, but the difficulty level also ramps up here as well. Mobs have more health and do more damage, and you will probably find quests are harder to complete. Generally, you won't need to group up for quests (your bubble and your ability to heal yourself is invaluable), but in many zones it's not a bad idea. Since Blizzard increased the amount of experience gained from quests in this level range, it may be advantageous to group up and finish a quest quickly, rather than do it solo.
As you've probably realized by now, every 10 levels you gain is a milestone: you generally pick up more skills or new skills at these levels, and the next big tier on your talent tree becomes available. Usually I would recommend that you start saving for your first mount at level 20, but paladins, like warlocks, get their first mount for free. Despite that fact, I would still try to save some money, as training your new skills can quickly get expensive. As you level from 20 to 40, make sure to increase your skill in any gathering professions you may have (herbalism/skinning/mining) so that you don't have to spend extra time in lower level areas grinding it up later.
Alright, let's get to the new skills!
Level 22: You get another new aura -- Concentration Aura! You don't need to run with this up all the time, but if you're under attack and need to heal yourself it's best to switch to this first. When combined with Spiritual Focus from the Holy tree, your heals can't be interrupted by damage. Level 22 also gets you new ranks of Holy Light and Seal of the Crusader. Additionally, you get a brand new skill... Seal of Justice. This seal doesn't deal damage but it does have a chance to stun the target. However, its real power lies in Judging it: the Judgement will stop a mob from running in fear when it gets low on health, which is great because running mobs have a nasty habit of pulling other mobs.
Level 24: You get a longer lasting Blessing of Protection and Hammer of Justice, as well as an improved Blessing of Wisdom. You also get a new skill called Turn Undead, which acts as a fear for undead mobs. This is handy since undead are immune to all normal fear effects. If you're leveling an alliance character in Duskwood, you'll probably use this a fair amount there.
Level 26: Your rewards for making it to 26 are new ranks of Seal of Righteousness, Retribution Aura, and Flash of Light, as well as a new skill -- Blessing of Salvation. Blessing of Salvation reduces the amount of a threat generated by 30%, which is excellent to use on DPS-type characters when running instances since it makes it harder for them to pull aggro off the tank.
Level 28: Only two things to train this level: a new rank of Exorcism, and the first of your "Resist" auras. Shadow Resistance Aura does just what it sounds like: increases your shadow resistance (by 30, for this rank).
Level 30: Another milestone! You've probably seen a few new zones now and are ready for more! Before you get back out there, make sure to stop by a city with a Paladin trainer to get your new skills, since there's a lot this level. If you've stayed in the Retribution tree, you can get the talent Sanctity Aura, which increases Holy damage by 10% and should replace Retribution Aura when you're in combat. You also get new ranks of Consecration, Holy Light, Devotion Aura, Lay on Hands and Seal of Command (if you're Ret). In addition, you get 2 completely new skills: Seal of Light, and Divine Intervention. Seal of Light (and its Judgement) have a chance to restore health whenever you hit with your weapon. Divine Intervention is only really useful in instances -- it has a long cooldown, requires a reagent, and kills you when you use it, but it saves your target from death. When used on someone else who can rez in an instance, you've just prevented a wipe (when all your party members die).
Level 32: You get another resistance aura, called Frost Resistance Aura (guess what it does). You also will snag new ranks of Blessing of Might and Seal of the Crusader.
Level 34: Upgrades to Blessing of Wisdom, Seal of Righteousness and Flash of Light are yours at level 34. You also get a new bubble: Divine Shield. This is an upgrade to Divine Protection -- you're still protected from all spells and physical attacks, but the main difference is that you are able to attack while using Divine Shield! The downside to this is that it doubles the amount of time between your attacks, but at least you can do more than stand there and heal yourself now.
Level 36: At level 36 you gain new ranks of Exorcism, Redemption and Retribution Aura in addition to your final resistance aura. This one is called Fire Resistance Aura, and it works the same way your other resist auras do, except for Fire instead of Frost or Shadow.
Level 38: You're probably sick of running everywhere on foot at this point, but you're almost there. Level 38 gets you new ranks of Blessing of Protection, Holy Light and Turn Undead. You also get a new seal: this one is called Seal of Wisdom and it works similarly to Seal of Light, except this grants mana instead of health.
Level 40: You made it! Level 40 is a major milestone because you get your first mount -- nothing compares to the feeling of riding around on your mount for the very first time, especially if it's your first character. I spent hours just riding around when I got my first one. Unlike other classes, who have to shell out a good amount of gold to get the training and purchase their mount, you get yours for free. The other big deal at this level is that you learn to equip Plate armor! You may not replace the Mail you've been wearing for the last 40 levels right away, but you should upgrade as soon as you can. You also get new ranks of Consecration, Devotion Aura, Hammer of Justice, Seal of Command, and Shadow Resistance Aura. If you're staying Retribution, you can pick up Repentance, which acts as a ranged sleep that is usable on human enemies. If you've been eyeballing the other trees, this is a good time to respec. If you want to go Protection, you can pick up Holy Shield and start some serious prot grinding. If the Holy tree appeals to you, you can pick up Holy Shock and start on a Shockadin spec.
With a mount, the world shrinks: you get from place to place much faster than before, which helps increase the speed at which you level, and you have most of the skills you'll use for the rest of the game. But now that you're 40, there's no time to stop: 41-60 can be both the most challenging and rewarding part of the leveling process, and Outlands looms behind 60. There's still a long way to go, but don't get discouraged -- you'll make it if you just keep swinging!


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Los Angeles Unified School District: A New System for Purchasing Food for School Meals
Los Angeles Unified School District: A New System for Purchasing Food for School Meals
What school district food service wouldn't want to improve the quality of its meals, promote healthy eating and change the attitudes of students toward food, support regional agriculture and the local economy, contain costs, simplify operations, and increase its ability to try out new ideas?
To address these objectives simultaneously, the Food Services Division of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has completely overhauled its system for purchasing food, shifting from an Invitation for Bid (IFB) to a Request for Proposal (RFP) process. It's as much a change in basic philosophy as a change in procedure — from contracting for goods to contracting for services.
The change has helped the district lower costs, improve meal quality, add new menu offerings, dramatically increase the percentage of food purchased from within 200 miles, and begin to change the image of school food in the district.
Download the Center for Ecoliteracy report (3.6mb pdf)
This report, part of the Center's California Food for California Kids™ initiative, discusses how LAUSD made these changes and their impact to date, and suggests the potential for these innovations spreading to other districts.
The documents below are sample Request for Proposal materials prepared by the Los Angeles Unified School District for potential applicants interested in serving as the district's categorical partner in three categories. They include overviews of the procurement process, qualification requirements, evaluation criteria, and submittal packages. We provide them for readers wanting a more thorough understanding of the process. Questions about them should be directed to LAUSD's Food Services Division.
LAUSD RFP: Categorical Partnering on Miscellaneous Food Item (2.3 mb pdf)
2012 Request for Proposal to provide dry goods, canned goods, spices and condiments, frozen fruits and vegetables, pork products, seafood products, and assorted other food items. (85 pages)
LAUSD RFP: Categorical Partnering for Food-Processing (3.1 mb pdf)
2010 Request for Proposal for processing of "raw" bulk commodity food into commercial product for the district. (72 pages)
LAUSD RFP: Categorical Partnering on Food-Related Paper & Plastic Products (2.3 mb pdf)
2012 Request for Proposal to provide food-service-related paper goods and plastic products. (87 pages)


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Art and Science in the Early Modern Netherlands
written by Eric Jorink, Bart Ramakers
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Art and science are commonly considered to be two distinct expressions of human culture. This volume of the Netherlands Yearbook for History of Art is devoted to the very rich but also complex relationship between the two in the early modern Netherlands, a relationship that went much further than the use of linear perspective in painting. Both in theory and in everyday practice, the distinction between art and science was hard to sustain - and often proved to be irrelevant. The contemporary Latin terms ars and scientia were complementary rather than opposites, covering a spectrum of meanings, such as skill, experience and knowledge. In the early modern Netherlands, artists perfected the portrayal of human anatomy, natural historians reflected on the visual representation of previously unknown life-forms, and wealthy citizens possessed cabinets of curiosities in which naturalia and artificialia shared prominence. The case studies in this rich and challenging volume explore such topics as the influence of pictography, theories of vision and colour, the influence of Cartesian natural philosophy on art theory, and the allegorisation of science in Dutch frontispieces, amongst others.


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Capoeira Mandinga Michigan: Afro-Brazilian Dance and Martial Arts
This event was held on February 7, 2009 at Downtown Library: Multi-Purpose Room
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Enjoy Afro-Brazilian dance and martial arts with performers from Capoeira Mandinga Michigan. The only indigenous American martial art, Capoeira was developed by African slaves in Brazil in the 1600s and it became a strong weapon in the life and death struggle against their oppressors. With strong aerobic and dance elements, Capoeira is both an art form and self-defense. Watch performers incorporate aerobic and dance moves that are as graceful as a panther and as treacherous as a snake.


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HostGator Brazil & The World Cup
Written by Tathiana Sobroza
Saturday, July 5th, 2014
It has been almost 3 weeks since the World Cup started in Brazil, with the first round bringing a lot of surprises and countless emotions experienced by fans all over the world. Great teams have gone back home earlier than expected while other teams have overcome everyone's expectations by doing a great job.
Brazil team is still competing and we, Brazilians, could not be more excited, after all the World Cup is being held in our country. Moreover, this is our chance to become a six-time soccer champion, a position that has never been achieved by any team.
The fact is that soccer is more than just a sport in Brazil. It is the most loved one. Soccer makes no differentiation, attracting people from all classes, ages and genders. It is a promising career to ones, a hobby to others and the favorite sport for the most of us. And every four years, it unites the whole country, making us proud of being Brazilians.
The excitement could not be different in HostGator's Brazil office! We have got all prepared for the Brazil games, with Snappy joining us and cheering for Brazil as well. He has a big heart! ;)
We know Brazil soccer team has a big challenge ahead with so many good teams to play with, but if the results depend on our desire to win, Brazil has already won.
Tour Du Rouge 2012
Written by Sean Valant
Monday, June 11th, 2012
HostGator is proud to have presented the 2012 Tour Du Rouge, benefiting the Gulf Coast chapters of The American Red Cross. The ride traversed five hundred and twenty-six miles, beginning in Houston on May 6th and ending in New Orleans on May 11th, at an average of 88 miles each day. HostGator designed the awesome jerseys visible in the images below, as well as t-shirts and lots of other event graphics. Allan, one of our Admins who participated in the ride this year, was kind enough to share some of his experiences with us.
The morning of the ride began with a performance of The Star-Spangled Banner, followed by a group prayer. After the ceremonies, a police escort (complete with horse-mounted officers) accompanied the riders from the starting point in Northeast Houston through to the first major freeway, about five miles away. Beaumont would be the destination for day one. Allan completed this 88 mile trek in just under 5 hours, despite some rough patches of road along the way. The image below is from the starting line, with Allan front and center, notice those stylish HostGator jerseys!
Day two would take the riders from Beaumont through Port Arthur and ultimately over the bridge, across the state border into Louisiana. The group stopped for lunch on Holly Beach before hitting the road again and enjoying the scenic Gulf Coast view; finally bedding down in the city of Sulpher, Louisiana. Allan would traverse these 93 miles once again in just under 5 hours.
Day three held the longest single stretch of the tour; just over 100 miles, from Sulphur to Abbeville. The day began around 6:30a, in order to get a head start of the inevitably blaring sun. Unfortunately, Allan experienced a flat tire around mile 3 on a particularly bad patch of road. This day would turn out to be his most difficult, as he also suffered a knee injury fairly early in the day. Things began to turn around during the lunch stop in Mermentau, though and Allan was able to finish the day strong. He made it to Abbeville in about 6 1/2 hours; 30 minutes before the pouring rain. The weather would prove to be more of an adversary as the tour continued, though.
Day four would deliver the riders into Morgan City, Louisiana. Breakfast at a local café that morning included an a capella performance of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by the café owner's son. Later in the day, the riders paid a visit to Avery Island for a tour of the famous Tabasco factory and it's attached store, which reportedly had some rarely-seen, but absolutely amazing Tabasco chipotle raspberry ice cream. Allan spent just over 4 hours on this 78 mile trek; by this point, the riders had now covered a total of over 360 miles.
Day five took the riders across the Mississippi River and into Gonzales, Louisiana. All told, this would be the least eventful day for the tour. The highlight was the lunch stop at St. Joseph Plantation that included some log cabin style, old-timey school houses. In hindsight, it would be the calm before the (quite literal) storm that would rain down upon the riders on the final leg of their journey.
The final day of the ride would prove to be a fitting end of a long journey. Destination: New Orleans, Louisiana! Following a slightly confusing (and last minute) re-routing of the riders' path, Allan and the others would battle fierce wind and sudden downpours as the weather finally decided to let loose on the riders after many threats earlier in the week. Allan would cross the finish line having spent just over 4 1/2 hours on the final 84 miles of the tour.
With the ride now behind them, and the riders now in dry clothes (at least temporarily), the group gathered at the New Orleans Police Department for an escort into downtown 'Nawlins. Despite the continuing wind and rain, the riders were warmly greeted by not only a cheering crowd, but also an impressive live band.
Clearly at this point, the only reasonable thing left to do was spend the evening on Bourbon Street in celebration of a ride well ridden. We'd like to share a picture from Bourbon Street, but to be honest, they're all a little bit blurry for some reason or another… All told, Allan's GPS reports a total of 532.7 miles covered, with a total ride time of 29hrs 43mins 30secs over the course of six days. The 2012 Tour du Rouge was now in the history books.
Our sincere appreciation to The American Red Cross and all those who took part in the 2012 Tour du Rouge, especially the riders themselves and our very own fearless Admin Allan who was kind enough to not only share his experience with us, but also the following pictures:
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Earth, Trees and Toilet Paper
Written by Sean Valant
Monday, April 23rd, 2012
Toilet paper is serious business. It's genuinely a severely overlooked and under-appreciated medium of information distribution; believe that! Fortunately, http://www.getshitter.com can assist in elevating toilet paper to a more appropriate level of respect, by taking your twitter feed and turning it into toilet paper. What you subsequently do with said toilet paper would then be completely up to you.
As we all learned from the classic Pauly Shore cinematic masterpiece Bio-Dome, the most effective means of instituting change, or raising awareness, is to think globally and act locally. The month of April contains both Earth Day (April 22nd) and Arbor Day (April 27th). As you may already know, back in 2008 HostGator took the initiative of becoming a Green webhost, which you can read even more about here. With environmentalism in the air this month, we thought it would be appropriate to discuss toilet paper and the trees that make toilet paper possible. Because like toilet paper, trees are also serious business.
I'm going to stop beating around the bush, not because a bush could potentially make for decent TP, but because toilet paper conservation is something that deserves significantly more attention than it presently receives. At least once per day, you hold in your hand a number of 4.25 inch squares that could change the world, if you held less of them at a time. Twenty-seven thousand trees give their lives daily to supply the world with toilet paper. That is not a typo; that's a 27, followed by a comma and 3 zeros. Don't take my word for it; go ask National Geographic.
Thinking globally may lead you to discover General Sherman, a giant sequoia tree located in the Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park in Tulare County, California. The General is one of the tallest, widest, longest-lived and most famous trees in existence, therefore unlikely to ever become toilet paper. Another unlikely TP candidate would be a certain White Cedar located in the Great Lakes area of Canada: it's 155 years old and less than 4 inches tall.
In acting locally, we began here in our own offices by purchasing GetShitter toilet paper for our restrooms to further educate all HostGator employees on trees and toilet paper conservation. To see the twitter feed we used for this purpose, click here, and please be sure that you are not easily-offended by juvenile bathroom humor… after all, Gators can be found in the sewers from time to time…
Now that we've appropriately addressed thinking globally and acting locally, we're on a roll (so to speak)! How though can we thus act globally? Our thoughts turned to our HostGator India office, India being widely known for having a culture that does not utilize toilet paper. In the spirit of educating, enlightening and raising awareness about environmental issues, we present this series of photos to explain how that culture accomplishes this goal:
How is showing you those pictures acting globally, you ask? Well, it's not. But encouraging you to adopt the same behavior is! Because if we want to change the world, and save some trees, then we need to take action; one ply at a time! Interestingly, the above-pictured method is considered even more sanitary than using toilet paper.
The Arbor Day Foundation began in 1972 and now plants and distributes more than 10 million trees annually. Earth Day began in 1970 and is largely credited with launching the modern environmental movement. Please visit both of their websites to further educate yourself about potentially making a difference that could impact the entire world. What's been around longer than both Earth Day and the Arbor Day Foundation, combined? Toilet paper, which dates back to the 6th century AD, in early medieval China. Feel free to print that fact on your roll of GetShitter.com toilet paper! Happy Earth Day and Happy Arbor Day from HostGator!
Snappy Goes Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Written by Snappy
Thursday, October 6th, 2011
Snappy here with an important announcement!
HostGator.com has sent me a company memo this morning confirming that they are once again participating in National Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October and I wanted to pass the good news along to you.
"In 1985, the search for a cure for Breast Cancer was gaining headway and AstraZeneca founded National Breast Cancer Awareness Month to raise awareness of this growing cause. Thanks to the establishment of NBCAM, in October of each year, organizations across the nation focus on the fight, helping to promote mammography as the most effective weapon in the race against breast cancer. HostGator.com is proud to join these organizations in their support for a cure.
So it looks like I'm going pink for October! For those of you who have loved ones who have experienced or are going through this, please give them a Snappyrific hug for me.
Have a great day and think pink.
Also, make sure to get checked at your local physician to help reduce the risk of breast cancer.
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Hi all.
I come here and look for help:
I created my own bisurf files, which work very good:
They must be applied in the Fire Geometry, and here is my question:Originally Posted by [b
I made a chain fence, and I would like to create the effect that when you fire through it, then you have the sparks on the chain.
To make this, I created the fire geometry, a simple fire geo, and I applied the Rvmats linking the bisurf file: AI don't shoot through it (because of the FIRE GEO LOD).
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MOUNT MORRIS (WIFR) – A former minister from Mount Morris, accused of sexually abusing an 11-year-old won't be going to prison.
65-year-old Charles Babler got 18 months of probation after pleading guilty to aggravated batter of a child. Babler must register as a violent offender and go to counseling. Babler is a former campus pastor at Crossroads Community Church in Polo. He was arrested back in June 2013 after an investigation into the alleged incident in early 2011.
Babler faced up to seven years in prison.
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This whole media survival-of-the-fittest thing must be getting to the Times, by the looks of the fight they've picked with the young upstart Politico. In a New Republic story released yesterday, Times executive editor Bill Keller dismissed some of Politico's bigger "scooplets" — breaking, original, but often superficial news items that thrive on attention from Drudge and cable news — during the election season. See, the Times doesn't do scooplets.
"If you hadn't reminded me, I couldn't have told you who broke the seven houses and the six-figure wardrobe budget. ... Politico has focused on an inside game. I'm not sure if it translates to an outside game. I'm not sure how they get scale, and, if they don't, I'm not sure what the business model is."
Today, Politico's John Harris responds that he's not surprised by Keller's shots, because the two have "placed starkly different bets about the future of the news media and what type of journalistic and business models will prosper in the years ahead." In other words, your model is wrong, ours is right, and you should be freaking out. Oh, and as for those stupid little scooplets? Harris contends that "the fact that Politico stories have been cited by the Times, in its paper version, on more than 100 occasions suggests we may be doing something right."
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I tread the barren road alone
in eerie twilight dusk,
for all the seeds my mind has sown
they profit only husk,
just empty shells, from fervent toil
that cause my fevered brow to boil,
just empty shells,
just empty shells
lie scattered over arid soil.
I search the barren road alone,
fine sifting through the dust,
for just a hint that words have grown
from inspiration's lust.
No verse is found amidst the dark
and silenced is the singing lark,
no verse is found
no verse is found
as desolation doubts the spark.
I plough the barren road alone
to delve within my soul,
through thorny bramble overgrown
creation takes a stroll.
A hint of rhyme amongst the trees
begins to stir a stagnant breeze,
a hint of rhyme
a hint of rhyme
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The most hilarious scene of this week's Luke's Parental Advisory occurs midway into the video clip above. Luke's daughter, Lacresha, is throwing a pool party that's so unexciting, it's barely treading water. Luke decides to lend his hype-man services, shouting out to the crowd over a few of his vintage tracks. What could have gone belly-up instead belly-flops as the once sure-fire party-starter barely gets a rise out of the apathetic audience of today's youth. It used to be that when a Luke track dropped in Miami, the booty-shaking response was practically Pavlovian. My, how times have changed.
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Last week marked something we have not seen perhaps ever. A meeting which involved not only the Spencer County Fiscal Court and the City of Taylorsville, but also the Spencer County Levee, Flood Control and Drainage District No. 1 and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers along with State Representative James Allen Tipton who was present to be part of the very important meeting regarding the floodwall. For this "super meeting" we thought it appropriate to give kudos to the respective agencies who called this moment together.
The students and teachers, the administrators and the service workers of the Spencer County School System deserve praise for working hard in their roles. But equally deserving of praise are the members of the District's Board of Education, not only for their work but for their leadership.
Fiscal court last week was an interesting display of what happens when elected officials focus on what they want, as opposed to what the citizens want. It was also interesting to see that for all the talk of working together, we aren't really much closer to that goal than we were before.
The fiscal court once again brought up the issue of the Salt River Bridge, also known as the blue bridge, but this time the magistrates appeared to be following what their constituents were asking for.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Jan 16, 2015) – Greetings from Frankfort. After a busy and very productive first week of the session, we are in adjournment until February 3. Yet, we still have much work to do. The last date for new bills is Feb. 13 and that means that we are working to see what legislation needs priority and how to move forward efficiently. I have been traveling to Frankfort and meeting with the other leaders to prepare.
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The world's sympathy was poured out on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo two weeks ago after radical Islamic terrorists stormed their building and killed a number of employees, two police officers and then continued their killing spree a couple days later at a Kosher grocery store.
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Generally not a day goes by that I am not at some public function, or even at the grocery store, where someone doesn't stop me to chat about an issue of interest to them in the community.
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I am writing concerning my parents, Ted and Betty Goodlett, Girl the dog, and Spencer County Dog Pound. Girl has now been picked up twice within three days by a woman from the pound.
Girl was dropped at my parent's house when she was a puppy. She was at the end of her young life of being a Pit Bull; the owners were going to have her put down. My father is a farmer, a retired navy veteran; a man that strongly believes in his freedom along with his animals.
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Art as a journey of self-discovery
'You show it which way to go,' Klasen says of paint
They dance, they play musical instruments, they frolic about, hands joined in friendship and community. They are the tribal figures featured in Wana Klasen's "Earthsong" exhibit at the Blanchard Library in Santa Paula.
Klasen has been painting the energetic stick figures dressed in vibrant, tribal colors for about five years.
"I really don't know how that came about," Klasen said. "I haven't been to Africa or Australia. I haven't seen cave paintings. My personal faith base is the Holy Spirit, and for me that is where it comes from."
But it isn't only tribal figures that Klasen paints. Throughout her home in the foothills of Fillmore are bright florals and placid landscapes as well as figurative pieces. She works in watercolor, acrylic and mixed media.
"I love color, I love pigment, I love to paint on a variety of surfaces," she said. In addition to canvas and traditional watercolor paper, she works on yupo, a slick, plastic finish paper; rice paper; and even gourds.
"I choose to paint on any variety of surfaces because the paint will behave differently," she said. "If the paper is rough, then your work is going to look rustic. On a slick surface, it puddles differently and runs differently."
She likes watercolor canvas. "The paint doesn't soak into canvas," she said. "It sits there until you show it which way to go."
Klasen sees a strong connection between art, music and healing and gave a presentation at the opening of the "Earthsong" exhibit on that subject.
Although she had never painted before, art played an important role in her personal healing process.
After a long career as a registered nurse (she has a bachelor's degree in health science and a master's in education administration), Klasen retired in 1995. It was a transitory time for Klasen and her husband, Owen, who had retired as an engineer. They had worked hard and raised their four children and now had time for themselves.
"About a year into retirement, I was diagnosed with breast cancer," she said. "There was no family history, but I found out you don't need a history."
While going through chemotherapy, Klasen found she was having trouble sleeping and picked up a paintbrush.
"I began painting topiaries and hummingbirds, arches on the walls," she said. "I decorated my house at 2 o'clock in the morning.
"It's been the most amazing journey," she said. "I found I reached a whole new level of discovery."
One of her daughters suggested she had always been a closet artist; another gave her a set of paints.
"I began to explore the variety of papers and pigments and brushes," she said. "I bought books. It got a hold of me. It gave me such a sense of comfort and encouragement. It brought light into my life. When faced with the idea this might not go so well, I didn't entertain that thought for long."
She took a few classes with a local artist but is mostly self-taught.
"I started with florals, then I progressed into the landscapes and then abstracts," she said.
One of her watercolors includes a flower made from handmade paper. It's not unusual to see bits of gold leaf in her paintings. Circling the wrist of a woman in a watercolor painting is a thin gold band made of glitter.
"I do a lot of mixing up the media because it's a lot of fun," she said.
Some of her landscapes are local scenes or places as far away as Newfoundland, where her sister lives. "Sometimes I paint actual places, and some reside only in my imagination," she said.
She begins and ends the day on the deck off her studio in Fillmore, views of mountains on all sides. "I don't often paint it, but I am inspired by it," she said.
She started the tribal figures about 10 years into painting. "I was experimenting. I liked the fluid movement of these figures. It just evolved — it's been a great journey," she said.
"The figures represent a connectedness that we have as a global tribe. They represent all indigenous peoples all over the globe," she said. "They could be male or female. They have almost an equal appeal to men and women. Whatever a person sees when they look at it is what it is. It doesn't have to fit into my cubicle."
Her first solo show of the tribal figures was in 2009 at the Harbor Village Gallery in Ventura.
She has exhibited work throughout Ventura County and won first-place awards in watercolor at the Ventura County Fair and the Moorpark Arts Festival.
Klasen is a member of the Artists Guild of Fillmore, the Santa Paula Society of the Arts and Carpinteria Valley Arts Council and is recording secretary on the board of the Buenaventura Art Association.
She paints "all of the time, any time," she said. "I use a full-spectrum light so I can get my colors and pigments right." She paints to music, which she finds inspiring as well as healing.
"With so many things going on in life, you put it on the back burner," she said. "Then life says it's time to do this other thing It leaves us with a little different perspective on life."
"Earthsong" will run through Feb. 28 at the Blanchard Library, 119 N. Eighth St., Santa Paula. Klasen's work can be seen at wanaklasen.com.
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Of course, trade shows like the current Mobile World Congress in Barcelona are where vapourware goes to get announced. Or at least the time of the show is when such does. But I do hope that this idea from i-mate, the Inetelegent smaprtphone isn't in fact vapourware. For it's exactly what I've already said that I wanted (or at least close enough) in a smartphone. Essentially, something that is one's main working computer.
On the other hand, I'm not sure that I hold out all that much hope for it to really come to market:
Don't worry if Dubai-based smartphone maker i-mate had slipped your mind. The business unceremoniously collapsed back in 2009 after allegedly suffering a "major fraud" that led it to fire all of its employees. Fortunately, CEO Jim Morrison is back with a new mobile device that, he claims, runs full-fat Windows 8 in the same way that Ubuntu for Android will behave.
Companies and products have come back from the near dead before so perhaps, but possibly not something to bet upon. There's more about the idea here:
According to the Seattle Times, erstwhile mobile device maker i-mate has something amazing brewing: a 4.7-inch phone that runs a full version of Windows 8 Pro–not Windows Phone 8, mind you–and also docks into a station that includes a 27-inch monitor, a wired business-looking desktop phone, and a separate "auxiliary" 10.1-inch tablet.
The idea being that the smartphone part runs a full operating system and when it is just a phone it works just like a phone. Great: but then you plug it into your docking station and it becomes the heart of a computer with a proper keyboard, large monitor and so on.
I agree that I'm a very small part of the global computing market but something like this is exactly what I would be looking for. In fact, I already pretty much do this when commuting between different offices and jobs. Instead of a phone the processing unit is a low end netbook. Then in the three different offices that I typically work in over a month there's a monitor, keyboard, mouse that I can plug it into.
So, I've got my computer with me at all times, but it's simple to travel with and extremely light. Yet for some trivial sum I can go to large keyboard and monitor when I'm actually in an office environment.
This suits me even if it's not what all that many other people are looking for in a computer. And I can imagine a time when something in a smartphone package becomes just that computer of choice for many people. Processing power, RAM capacity, these just aren't serious limitations any more. The most serious one I can think of is that the form factor of smartphones currently doesn't allow the use of some of the standard connections. Few of them are thick enough to be able to sport a VGA connection for example: the more stylish ones would find it difficult to hold HDMI.
What the actual operating system inside is I certainly wouldn't worry about. And I most certainly wouldn't actually buy this specific product as advertised (assuming it ever actually comes to market) because the docking station part is proprietary. But it is halfway there to something I'd like to own, would go out of my way to find and purchase.
A smartphone, which does the usual smartphone things. But which also has the connections to be linked up to industry standard peripherals so that it can operate as the basic personal computer. Keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer. As I say, given the size of processors (and their speed) and RAM chips these days there's really no reason why it couldn't be done. The real question I guess is, well, no one's going to build one just for me: how many other people might be tempted by the truly personal computer?


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Demand for pharmacy professionals is on the rise due to rapid growth in the health care and pharmaceutical industries. With the growing elderly population, the number of pharmacists in health care services is also increasing. Pharmacists are also actively involved in drug therapy decision-making for patients.
Lake Michigan College's Pre-Pharmacy program is designed as a transfer program to prepare you for admission into a four-year university's Pharmacy program. This program gives you an extensive academic overview and strong fundamentals in science-based areas needed for success.
In many cases, pharmacists are the vital link between the doctors' orders and patients' road to recovery. Their role goes beyond just filling prescriptions. Pharmacists serve as advisors to patients who have questions about the medications they take.
As the pharmaceutical needs of the elderly population rise and with the increased use of medications, pharmacists are in high demand. Traditionally, pharmacists are responsible for understanding the composition, use, dosage, interactions, and effects of the prescription drugs. read more
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You've likely heard the joke that goes, "I can always tell when my wife's cooking is done because the fire alarm goes off". But fire is no joke. And most home fires do begin in the kitchen. So remember, the best way to prevent a kitchen fire is to stay near the stove whenever you are cooking something – especially when frying. Also, keep your stove and oven clean. Move anything that can burn at least three feet away from the heat.
But if the worst does happen, here's what you should do, according to homesafetycouncil.org:
For Pan Fires:
- If you have a small pan fire on the stove, put on an oven mitt.
- Carefully slide a cookie sheet over the pan. A lid can also be used. This cuts off the oxygen and allows the fire to go down.
- Turn off the heat at the burner.
- Leave the pan covered and in place. Do not try to move it!
- Let the pan cool down before you take away the cookie sheet or lid.
For Oven Fires:
- Turn off the heat and keep the door closed.
- Call the fire department so that firefighters can check for possible flame spread.
Toaster Oven or Microwave Fires:
- Turn off the heat and keep the door closed.
- Unplug the appliance if you can safely reach the outlet.
- Call the fire department to report the fire.
- Have the appliance serviced before you use it again or replace it.
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Two Carroll County civic and community leaders have been named to the KidsPeace Georgia Board of Associates. The new members are Cynthia Langley, of Burwell, and Aaron McWhorter of Whitesburg.
KidsPeace Georgia operates a residential treatment center in Bowdon that serves children with behavioral health issues and also offers therapeutic outpatient services. According to Dick Tisinger, chair of the Board of Associates, Langley and McWhorter bring special skills to the group.
"We are honored to have such high caliber individuals join in our efforts here in Georgia," said Tisinger, attorney with Tisinger Vance. "Both Cynthia and Aaron have already made tremendous contributions with other organizations and we are thrilled that they are lending their talents to our efforts for KidsPeace as well."
Langley serves as coordinator for the Carroll County Juvenile Wellness Court and has worked for the Department of Juvenile Justice for 17 years. A graduate of Auburn University with a BA in social work, Langley also holds a master's degree in public administration from West Georgia College.
Her community volunteer efforts have included serving as chair of the board of directors for the Live Oaks Children's Shelter, a volunteer trainer for the Children and Youth Coordinating Council's Juvenile Justice Training Network and for Carroll County's Jumpstart program. A volunteer with the Carroll County Mediation Center, she also is a member of the board of directors of the Georgia Sheriff Youth Homes Pineland Campus, served on the school council at Jonesville Middle School and is a member of the Auburn Alumni Association and the Auburn University Parent Association.Cynthia is married to Terry E. Langley and they have two daughters, Hannah and Billie, both of whom are attending college.McWhorter is the owner and president of North Georgia Turf, Inc. of Whitesburg. A native of Heard County, McWhorter grew up on his parents' dairy farm. He retuned to work there after graduating from West Georgia College with a BA degree in history and spending a few years teaching in Barnesville. In 1985 he launched his turf grass company, starting with 25 acres of Bermuda grass. NG Turf has grown to approximately 2,000 acres with farm locations in Whitesburg, Franklin, Clarkesville, Calhoun and Perry. In 1991 McWhorter incorporated a second company, Sports Turf Inc., to meet the growing athletic field construction business in the region. High profile clients have included the Atlanta Falcons training facility, Auburn Tigers, University of Alabama, Atlanta Public Schools and the 1996 Olympic Softball facility.
McWhorter serves on the boards for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, the Georgia Crop Improvement Association, the Sports Turf Managers Association, the Georgia Board of General Contractors, the Georgia Water Advisory Committee, the Georgia Middle Chattahoochee Regional Water Council, the Carroll County Water Authority and the Urban Agriculture Council. He and his wife, Linda, are the parents of three children, Mark, Merett and Natalie, and four grandchildren.


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Hog farmers attending the Kentucky State Fair next week will have extra inspections to pass because of an influenza outbreak.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the cases of Swine Flu have jumped from 29 to 158 this week.
Doctor Sue Billings, Kentucky Deputy State Veterinarian, says of the people with reported cases of H3N2v, 93% were under the age of 18.
Billings adds that they all had been exposed to swine, most of them at a state or county fair.
This is why Billings and other veterinarians will be performing "intense inspections" on the swine at the Kentucky State Fair.
The hogs coming from out of state must have been inspected within 72 hours of arriving at the fair. In state hogs will go through testing once they arrive. If any of the swine are carrying swine flu, they will not be allowed to stay at the fair.
Billings says the swine flu is passed through touch. And that the best way to prevent getting H3N2v is by not touching the pigs, washing your hands when you leave the barn, and never eating or drinking in the barn.


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The midfielder, who plays his club football for Warri Wolves in his homeland, volleyed home clinically five minutes before the break.
Wilfried Sanou threatened to level for the Stallions in the second period only to find goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama in top form, and Mbah's strike ultimately clinched the Super Eagles' first title since 1994.
The 24-year-old said afterwards: "I'm so happy it is a dream come true. I don't know what to say.
"We really worked hard and we were looking forward to this day and I'm so happy for this.
"It will go a long way towards my career. This is my first time and I'm very happy. We gave all that we had."
Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi followed in the footsteps of Egyptian Mahmoud Al Gohari by winning the competition as a player and as a coach.


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