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ICC trustees approve budget
Isothermal Community College (ICC) Board of Trustees approved a $28,099,388 budget for the 2013-14 fiscal year during its meeting Tuesday.
The school recently received a $14,306,416 allocation from the State of North Carolina and $2,118,872 from Rutherford County Commissioners in June. The other $11,674,100 comes from the institutional budget allocated by the federal government to be used for financial aid.
"I believe we are in good shape. The first thing we wanted to make sure is that we funded instruction 100 percent. There are some slight reductions on the support side, but those are manifested in keeping positions open for a while to see how the rest of the year goes," Walter Dalton, president of ICC said. "All in all I think we are in good shape and we will not lose any full-time faculty or staff."
Some of the line items include $3,314,062 for institutional support, $7,325,831 for curriculum instruction and $1,138,561 for student support.
"If you look at the budgets, the spending is almost exactly what it was last year," Dalton said. "Eighty-five to 90 percent of what we do on this campus requires human capital. We are spending the money on those people that give us great service."
The board approved the sale of a WNCW National Public Radio translator site, a broadcast frequency on the airwaves regulated and licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Donald Curtis of Eastern Airwaves LLC will purchase the translator, located in the Charlotte area, for $125,000. The net of the proceeds will be appropriated to WNCW.
The station has other translators in Charlotte, Boone and Greenville and have a pending application for a site in Asheville.
Several appointments and reappointments to the board were made including Don Hofmann, appointed by the Polk County Commissioners; Pat Morgan, reappointed by the Rutherford County Board of Education; Ron Giles, reappointed by the Rutherford County Commissioners and Elizabeth Hodnett, student government association president. Each appointee took the oath of office during the meeting.
The board also approved retirements and appointments of personnel. Retirees include Sara Newcomb, advising center coordinator; Mary Stanley, continuing education registrar; Louise Toney, Polk continuing education support; Michael Crater, emergency services coordinator and Nathan Cole, bookstore manager.
Statements of appointment will include Marie Davis, secretary for adult high school program; Jason Ellison, Rutherfordton Center custodian; Leeann Cline, continuing education registrar; Robert Scott Robertson, WNCW programming utility/media sponsorship specialist and Jerry Hinson, emergency services coordinator.
Upcoming dates for ICC:
-50th Year Kickoff Celebration Reception- Saturday, Oct. 12 at 6 p.m.
-Grub Day- Thursday, Oct. 17
- Humpy Wheeler Event- Wednesday, Oct. 30
Upcoming dates for The Foundation Performing Arts Center:
- The Hit Men- Saturday, Oct. 12 at 7:30 p.m.
- The Celtic Tenors- Friday, Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m.
- Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver- Friday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m.
The next Board of Trustees meeting will be at noon on Tuesday, Nov. 12.

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WORCESTER, Mass.- The undefeated women's hockey team looks to keep their winning ways intact as they prepare for a pair of ECAC East games this weekend, traveling to Manhattanville on Friday and then hosting Nichols on Saturday. Men's and women's swimming & diving will compete at the Terrier Invitational from Friday-Sunday, Nov. 18-20 hosted by Boston University in Boston, Mass. Volleyball has now completed its season and the men's and women's cross country teams will conclude their seasons this weekend at the IC4A Championship (men) and the ECAC Championship (women) in Bronx, N.Y. For more information on all the Crusader teams in action this week, click here.


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Look, I know you're busy. Especially on a Monday. You like sports but you don't have all damn day to sit around digesting everything that happened in the last few days.
So, here's my gift to you- the 4 sentence sports update.
VP of football operations John Elway says he's not panicking over the team's 2-3 record but in order to give the Broncos the best chance to win he is petitioning the league to extend games to 5 quarters starting next week.
Saints QB Drew Brees breaks Johnny Unitas's 50 yr old record for consecutive games with a touchdown pass while suspended Saints coach Sean Peyton looks on from a skybox at the Superdome. Wanna know the difference between me and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell? When I tell my kids they're grounded, they actually STAY grounded.
Rockies manager Jim Tracy resigns rather than relinquish control to the team's front office. If the front office thinks they've earned the right to MORE control based on their track record it's official: the lunatics have now taken over the asylum.
Broncos lose a tough one in New England 31-21:- Related: Willis McGahee misses team flight after fumbling his boarding pass on the tarmac just 10 yards short of the plane door.
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NORTH CLARENDON Esther Melen, 63, died unexpectedly Sunday, March 17, 2013, at the Rutland Regional Medical Center.
She was born Oct. 25, 1949, in West Lebanon, N.H., the daughter of Richard S. and Neola (Longley) Williamson.
As a child she was raised in the Rutland area, prior to moving to West Hartford and graduating from Hartford High School with the Class of 1967.
She was a military wife and had made residences in Hawaii, Texas and Virginia, prior to moving back to the Rutland area in 1987.
She had been employed as a bookkeeper for several small businesses in the Rutland area, including Dean Witter, and by John Trombley Construction Company.
She was a member of the All Saints Anglican Church.
Her favorite times were spent with her family, in her garden or watching the birds.
Survivors include two daughters, Victoria Henry of Morrisville, and Helen Buzzell of Pittsford; her mother, Neola Clay of Rutland; a sister, Susan Potter of North Clarendon; six grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
A Celebration of Life and memorial services will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, 2013, at the Aldous Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 p.m. until the time of the service.
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Saturday, October 19, 2013
Gorge Owned (GO!) kicks off of its fourth-annual Sense of Place lecture series on Wednesday, Nov. 6, with archaeologist Rick McClure. McClure, heritage program manager for the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, will discuss the role of the 1933 Civilian Conservation Corps in shaping the landscape and architecture of public lands in the Gorge.
President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal legislation put more than a million and a half people to work through the CCC during the Great Depression. McClure's presentation will draw upon his oral history interviews with CCC enrollees, archival research and archaeological investigations of CCC camps in Washington and Oregon.
McClure and his wife, Cheryl Mack, live in Trout Lake, Wash., and authored the book, "For the Greatest Good: Early History of Gifford Pinchot National Forest."
McClure will speak at the Columbia Center for the Arts. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the lecture begins at 7 p.m. Suggested donation $5; free for GO! members.
Sense of Place is an annual lecture series sponsored by Gorge Owned that seeks to foster a deeper understanding of and connection to our landscape and to one other. GO! thanks all of the sponsors who support this community-building lecture series, including Hood River Valley Residents Committee, Zepher and Cascade Acupuncture Center.


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So this is a hypothetical question no one has been able to give me a straight answer on yet. Maybe someone here can give me more insight.
The situation:
So the horse you are riding decides to be a brat, and refuses to turn right. Every time you cue to go right, he turns his head to the left and tries to go that way. You know for a fact pain is not present and the horse is not afraid of anything towards the right, he just does not -want- to go to the right.
You are in the middle of a field with nothing in the way to either side, in order to correct the horse you decide to make him circle in __Blank__ direction.
Which direction do you chose?
1. The Right. A lot of people I have talked to said make the horse circle to the right, because the horse doesn't want to go that direction. The "theory" behind this is basically something along the lines of if you don't go to the right, the horse is getting what it wants and you are rewarding bad behavior. By continuing to go right you are reinforcing the cue of "go right" even if the horse doesn't want to.
2. The Left. Some of the people I asked this to said they would circle to the left. Because it seems "easier" to make the horse go in that direction initially, and because the work of circling will make going right when asked an easier option for the horse. In other words, circling to the left becomes the "work" choice and turning right is the "less work" choice.
3. Either way, as long as the horse understands it must do as you ask.
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CLARK, Merle Arnold, 72, of Mount Pleasant, a retired director with the Navy Relief Society, homemaker and wife of Arthur D. Clark, died Sunday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
CONNOR, Willie Eugene, 85, of Charleston, a retired chief petty officer with the Navy and husband of Joyce Gibson Connor, died Sunday. Arrangements by Stuhr's West Ashley Chapel.
DAVIDSON, Joseph, 85, of Mount Pleasant, husband of Irene Bitman Davidson, died Saturday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smith's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
FROST, Flossie Shine, 98, of Charleston, a former custodian with the College of Charleston, died Monday. Arrangements by Smith-McNeal's Downtown Chapel.
MITCHELL, Susan L., 69, of Charleston, a homemaker, died Saturday. Arrangements by Smith-McNeal's Downtown Chapel.
RACE, Helen Jean Weisent, 88, of Mount Pleasant, a retired optician and wife of David C. Race, died Monday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
SMALLS, Ruthen, 89, of Charleston died Sunday. Arrangements by Pasley's Mortuary.
THOMPSON, Launa Leathers, 91, of Johns Island, a retired cost accountant with Garco, died Monday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services of North Charleston.
WIGGINS, Frances Katherine, 81, of Hollywood died Saturday. Arrangements by Palmetto Cremation Society of Charleston.
WILLIAMS, Annie Mitchum, 93, of North Charleston, a dietician with Garrett High School and widow of Ronald H. Williams, died Sunday. Arrangements by Stuhr's North Area Chapel.
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COFFEY, Woodrow Jr., 80, of Summerville, an Air Force retiree, civil service retiree and husband of Peggy Ann Coffey, died Monday. Arrangements by James A. Dyal Funeral Home.
CROFT, Cindy Crawford, 66, of St. Stephen, widow of Butch Croft, died Monday. Arrangements by Dial-Murray Funeral Home of Moncks Corner.
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JOHNSON, Alyce Cleary, 90, of Goose Creek died Sunday. Arrangements by Palmetto Cremation Society of Charleston.
MAULA, Rebecca C., 70, of Ladson, a retired pediatric registered nurse with Trident Medical Center and wife of Hermenegildo Maula, died Monday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smith's Goose Creek Chapel.
THIGPEN, Michael Jordan, 25, of Ridgeville died Sunday. Arrangements by James A. Dyal Funeral Home of Summerville.
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BUCHANAN, Jane Elizabeth, 91, of Summerville, wife of A. Bruce Buchanan, died Monday. Arrangements by James A. Dyal Funeral Home.
CAPITANO, Joseph M., 85, of Summerville, a Carolina Industries retiree and widower of Henrietta Capitano, died Monday. Arrangements by Parks Funeral Home.
LIPHAM, Virginia Owen, 85, of Summerville, a retired office manager with E.M. Jones Chevrolet Co., driver with McElveen Pontiac Buick GMC and wife of Homer L. Lipham, died Monday. Arrangements by Parks Funeral Home.
SEEL, Amanda V., 85, of Summerville, a retired clerk with the Charleston Naval Shipyard and widow of George W. Seel, died Saturday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services of North Charleston.
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CHURCH, Roger P., 81, of Suwanee, Ga., a retired senior master sergeant with the Air Force, died Thursday. Arrangements by Georgia Cremation of Duluth, Ga.
COOKE, Mary Janice Byrd, 68, of Fairfax, a retired preschool teacher, died Sunday. Arrangements by Bryant Funeral Home of St. George.
GARTLAN, Doris J., 81, of Beaufort, an artist, writer and wife of William Gartlan, died Saturday. Arrangements by Anderson Funeral Home.
KELLAHAN, Richard Herman, 90, of Kingstree, an Army veteran, retired director, president and chairman of the board with Williamsburg First National Bank, first married to the late Addie McIntosh Kellahan and husband of Helen Reid Barker Kellahan, died Sunday. Arrangements by Williamsburg Funeral Home.
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FORT WAYNE — Columbia City's baseball team improved to 3-0 Tuesday, beating North Side in Fort Wayne, 5-0.
Eagle Connor Slavich pitched an 11-strike-out shut-out, with no walks and four hits on seven innings.
Columbia City scored two runs in the first inning, two in the last inning and one in the second, leaving the third, fourth, fifth and sixth innings run-less.
The Eagles finished the game with no errors, while North Side had two.
Landon Rehrer led the team in batting, going .666 from behind the plate. Though Rehrer didn't score, he helped the team with an RBI.
Slavich, Connor Reed and Gary Ormsby all scored for the Eagles. Slavich and teammate Jacob Johnson, each stole a base.
Ormsby and Reed both hit .500.
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Check out Duck Carnage for Android
A friend of mine released a new Android game entitled Duck Carnage. The game is similar to the old school Duck Hunt, but a lot more fun! The game is a great stress reliever! I'm not usually a shoot-em-up type of gal, but I enjoy taking these ducks out of the sky! As you progress through the levels, the backgrounds become more realistic and you are able to purchase new weapons.
A bonus for this game is your young boys and girls will really enjoy it. I've had a hard time finding games that are simple and straight to the point for my young son. When we are on a road trip, he's constantly asking if he can play "shooting games" or "boy games." Duck Carnage has been a life saver for those trips! The game also helps develop motor skills as they have to follow the ducks on the screen and press quickly in order to shoot them. The sound effects are easy on the ears, but if you are really in a quiet spot, there are options to disable sound effects.
The name of the game is a little misleading – no real carnage takes place. No blood or excessive violence, just fun cartoony play time. Check out Duck Carnage now in the Android market.
Cooking Dash 3 Thrills and Spills Review
Last night, I excitedly installed the pre-release of the new Cooking Dash 3 Thrills and Spills. I've played a few casual games in my time, but haven't delved into them lately. If you have played previous Diner Dash games, you will remember Flo & her Grandma as the main characters. They are back again, yet this time Flo and her friends are teenagers.
Satisfy the Gaming Need
My three year old has become a game addict. I know. . .all the statistics and parenting classes would not approve if they saw the depths this child will endure to do some gaming. Some families are heavily into sports, others are engulfed in fishing or outdoor sports, while our family loves computers. The Internet and games to be more precise. The problem lies in the fickle mentality of a three year old. An online browser game can be challenging and tiring to a young end-user. The rants of "I want a Batman game," or "I need a DIFFERENT game," are constantly being demanded.
Best Practices to Teach Basic Computer Movement – Part One
It takes a lot of effort and time to teach a young child how to use a mouse or keyboard. It takes even longer to get them comfortable enough to maneuver through a GUI with little effort. Yet, once your toddler or young child becomes comfortable at this level, the amount of actual intervention on your part decreases immensely. The goal is not to get them an interactive babysitter but to give them independent computer skills which will build them a strong foundation for their future. Children of today will never remember a time when computers or the Internet did not play a predominate role in their lives. (Unless of course they grow up sheltered from modern technology.) These kids excluded, the geeky child is engulfed by technology.
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United could be up against Barcelona if they reach the Champions League quarter-finals, but Ferguson is thinking of the Marseille clash and not the Spanish giants.
The Red Devils boss told The People: "Barcelona have produced two performances this season against Real Madrid and Arsenal in the Nou Camp that have captured everyone's imagination and attention and I think every coach will be paying attention to that in particular.
"We have plenty of experience of playing Barcelona because we have faced them a few times at United and I think they know we would be competitive and would have a chance against them.
"Sometimes you can put the fear of death into your players, sometimes when there is no need to and the important thing is to know what your own strength is and we know what we are good at.
"But it's too early to be thinking of playing Barcelona. We're not there yet and it's no good saying you want to avoid this or that, we've got Marseille to worry about first and that's where all our attention will be on Tuesday.
"The first game was a terrible game, a shocking match. I enjoyed the atmosphere in the Velodrome but I didn't enjoy the game and it will be a better one on Tuesday I am sure.
"They'll be planning on how they're going to score a goal and I think they'll try to start the game very quickly, that's a certainty, and we have to be prepared for that part.
"But as the game unfolds, you hope you take your opportunities.
"I went to watch Marseille play in Rennes - who are second in the league - on Friday night to get a better idea of how they play away from home and we've also seen them play at Monaco so we've done our homework."
Ferguson wants a strong defensive display against Marseille on Tuesday.
He added: "The name of the game is to win and I'd be quite happy if it's 4-3 or 1-0.
"We defended well in Marseille and that will be the key again. That's going to be the main element in all of the big games now and after the disappointment of our defending at Liverpool hopefully we'll react that way."


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Students at Eastern Kentucky University staged their tenth annual production of The Vagina Monologues this week in Richmond. EKU's Director of Women and Gender Studies, Doctor Lisa Day, welcomed the crowd for this year's opening performance.
The final performance of this year's production of The Vagina Monologues is Friday evening at the O'Donnell Auditorium in EKU's Student Success Building. There's information on the Women and Gender Studies page at EKU dot E-D-U.


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Although girls vary, quite a number needs the following conditions if they are to come.
· Atmosphere must be romantic. This involves the general set up of where the girl is to be stimulated to come or get an orgasm. The environment must be clean and tidy with no foul smell. A little artificial scent can work magic as girls are known to like nice smelling cologne and perfume. This will no doubt excite her.
· The surrounding must also be comfortable and pleasant. Regardless of where the girl is to be stimulated, Alex can do well by making the environment comfortable. For instance, if the girl is to be stimulated on the beech then the sand must be soft enough to make her comfortable. Also a girl can easily come if stimulation is done in a secluded place.
· Make the girl to like you. Girls are different from boys. This is because they can come quite easily if stimulated by the person they like. For Alex he should buy presents, be humorous, take her out, be a good listener and do more to draw her closer. This in addition will make her feel appreciated and wanted. When the final time comes she will no doubt come.
· Use lubricants. If it is clitoris which is being stimulated, sores can result as result of excess stimulation. This can make a girl not to come. This irritation can be avoided by use of good natural lubricant.
Take time with the entire process
The girl also needs to be mentally prepared before stimulation and more clitoris. This process includes doing the following among other things.
· Being patient and avoiding being too demanding. Patience is vital to sexual intercourse. Things need not to be rushed as this will leave a girl far a way from getting orgasm.
· Start by curdling and kissing her passionately in a romantic environment. Do not even be in a rush to touch her private parts. If this is done with care she might as well come even before sexual intercourse. Be gentle while doing this as the girl will guide you of what to do next.
· Should the next step involve actual intercourse be gentle and let the girl continue directing you. You will be shocked at how fast she will come.
Be an expert in clitoris stimulation
Many men believe that girls can only come through sexual stimulation of the clitoris. This may be true in some cases but not all. This is because sexual intercourse alone is not enough. Other suggested ways of clitoris stimulation besides sexual intercourse includes.
· Employ further stimulation of clitoris by finger or mouth.
· Talk to the girl and ask her what exactly turn her on. Alex you will be shocked at how far you were fro the reality. Do not try to force techniques that do not work.
· Seek the use of a sex toy. Vibrators can be handy and trendy in faster clitoris stimulation.
The above discussed processes are some of the most important steps on how to make a girl reach an orgasm and cum.
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You will not have any issues with using the product for it is FDA approved. This should be the most important factor to consider in finding a product to use for dealing with sexual issues. The approval of a health authority is a sign that the product is safe to use and it would be effective on most men. There is no such thing as 100% guarantee that it would work for everything still depends on how the body reacts to the ingredients in the product.
The Promescent contains anti-depressants in order to slow down the response of men on the sexual experience. If ejaculatory response is not controlled, it would certainly lead to early ejaculation. Good thing it is now possible for men to control this with the aid of this product. Though this could be learned naturally without relying on certain ingredients, doing it would take a lot of time and is not a good idea if you wanted to experience fast results.
The product is very easy to use so one will not have any problem in applying it. All you need to is to spray the product into the penis. With regards to the dosage, start low. It is not a good idea to start with 4 or more sprays for you do not know how it would react to you. The reaction would greatly depend on the severity or condition. Start with about 2-3 spray and gradually increase as needed.
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A great percentage of men have learnt they must last in bed for hours if they are to be called men. This myth is the first thing you need to forget about as not many women dream of making love for two days straight. What you need is the feeling of happiness both for you and your girlfriend. How are you to achieve this when you only last for one minute?
>Control your breathing – when you are aroused your breathing is fast and shallow sending signals to your body to climax. If you try to slow the breathing this will relax your body and you will be able to focus on your partner while at the same time you will control your urge to ejaculate.
>Exercise – there are muscles in your body responsible for ejaculation. If you exercise them, your PC muscles in particular, you will learn to recognize what happens in your body when you are aroused, feel those muscle, relax them and stop before the point of no return.
>Change the technique – some positions make you ejaculate faster while others help you last longer in bed. When you feel like ejaculating quickly change the position with the woman on top as this is said to give men some time to relax. You have to try different positions in order to find the one that works for you.
>Foreplay – men tend to rush into sexual intercourse so they spend little time on foreplay then penetrate and ejaculate. To stop this bad habit, try to focus on your partner more, giving her the best foreplay she has ever had. The longer time you spend on foreplay the more aroused she will be and you can expect her to have an orgasm before you. To become a better lover and last longer in bed you need to know lovemaking is not a competition, it is a fine art.
Watch the following video for more tips on how to last longer in bed and be able to satisfy your partner: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVc7bdGoxbQ.]]>
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Since you are able to last longer in bed, it increases the chance that she would have her orgasm before you ejaculate. This is certainly what most men wanted to experience. With the different methods provided in the product, this could be achieved in time. All you need to do is to be diligent in following the exercises presented in the product. It also contains information on various methods that you could immediately apply the next time you have sex. This could effectively boost your confidence since you know that it's possible to last longer.
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The product introduces a better thrusting strategy that could help you prevent early ejaculation. The good thing about this strategy is you are still able to give her a pleasurable time without being stimulated that much to the point of ejaculating. The techniques are so effective that your girl will not realize that you are doing something that prevents you from ejaculating quickly.
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The product would also teach readers with breathing techniques. This helps lessen the excitement men feel during sexual intercourse. This is a big help to boost sexual stamina of men.
For you to know if the best premature ejaculation treatment is Ejaculation Guru, do a thorough research online. Before tying any product including Ejaculation Guru it is best to know more about it first.]]>
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This product is created by Lloyd Lester who is an expert when it comes to treatment for premature ejaculation. The eBook he created contains a complete list of methods and techniques to ensure that premature ejaculation is eliminated naturally. It means that the treatment does not rely on any harmful products presented in the market. The good thing with this product is it comes from the perspective of a person who also experienced the problem. This is why the treatment offered in it are tested and proven.
There are a lot of things that you will learn in the product. It starts with providing men with enough information about premature ejaculation. This is an excellent way of educating men for them to better deal with this problem. Knowledge about the problem could lead to effective elimination and prevention of this issue. The product would also help men identify different stages of arousal. With this, they could prevent reaching an arousal stage where ejaculation is unstoppable. This also helps men understand more the nature of their body.
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There is certainly no doubt that the best premature ejaculation treatment is Ejaculation by Command. Men who have tried the problem would certainly agree to this claim.]]>
This eBook is authored by Matt Gorden. It contains various methods and techniques on how men could better control their ejaculation. With this, men are able to last longer in bed. The techniques also help men improve their sexual stamina to ensure that they could please their partner better. Men who have premature ejaculation issues need this product. This problem could be due to various reasons and one of the most popular causes is improper masturbation. If you masturbate with a goal to ejaculate quick, this could train your body to do this even during sex.
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Helena Christensen was vacationing with her father in the south of France when Ali Hewson first invited them to stay at her place. It was the summer of 1991. Hewson had just had her second child, and her husband, Paul (whom she and nearly everyone else refer to by his stage name, Bono), was taking a break from recording "Achtung Baby" in Berlin. "I used to do my homework to loud U2 music," Christensen says. "But Ali meant as much to me as Bono did because I already knew he must be inspired by a woman."
Things have changed since then — Christensen has turned from supermodel to photographer, Bono has become nearly as famous for his diplomacy as for his music, and Hewson has started tinkering with her approach to the family's second business — global relief. Through it all (including the births of Hewson's third and fourth children and Christensen's first), the two women have remained close, and their collaboration on the Hewsons' latest project, the eco-fashion line Edun, has seen Christensen acting as unofficial brand ambassador, photographer and model. But perhaps most important of all, Edun is a new outlet for the two of them to inspire each other.
At first glance, the business plan for Edun, an organic-cotton fashion line connected to a beautifully photographed celebrity-ad campaign, looks suspiciously like the mission statement of a charitable operation. The business, with manufacturing operations in a constellation of developing nations that currently include Kenya, Mauritius, Peru, Tunisia and India, did grow directly out of Bono's agitation on behalf of Africa. But the whole point of the Edun endeavor, Hewson says, is to make a profit — not because the executive board needs the money but to demonstrate to other entrepreneurs that it's possible to do so in developing countries, paying fair wages and relying on local raw material entirely processed and manufactured by local labor, from start to finish. "We're a tiny company, but we punch above our weight," Hewson says. "And we don't let Bono near the clothes."


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for the October 2012 conference Rethinking Power & Resistance: Gender & Human Rights from Texas to the Transnational Americas / Re-imaginando el Poder y la Resistencia: Género y Derechos Humanos desde Texas hasta las Américas Transnacionales. Co-organizers have shaped this bilingual conference around transgender justice, challenges to incarceration, indigenous land rights, and women in hip hop as gender and racial justice advocates: http://powerandresistance2012.wordpress.com/
Volunteer needs include: (1) English/Spanish translators/interpreters, (2) housing and transportation for conference participants, and (3) staffing for the days of the conference. We are filling up volunteer lists right away; access to the conference is free but space is limited. Let us know AS SOON AS POSSIBLE if you are interested in VOLUNTEERING.
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For most of your life, you've had a good relationship with God.
He's a close personal friend, in fact, and you talk to Him often. He even lives nearby; so close, that you visit Him often. He's a good listener, too.
But is the God you know the same God your friend knows? Can the reality of God mesh with science, nature, and culture?
In the new audiobook "What We Talk about When We Talk about God," written and read by pastor Rob Bell, you'll see how we're at the very edge of a whole new way of answering those questions.
Turn on any news channel or pick up the paper, and it seems like everybody knows what God wants. The thing is, says Bell (a pastor for more than 20 years), "we have a problem with God." That is, two people who talk about Him are talking about "two extraordinarily different realities while using the exact same word."
When we talk about God, "we are all over the place." And yet — people want to talk about Him: what they were taught, what they believe, and what makes them hopeful. Even when in a group of atheists, Bell was asked about the miraculous.
How can there not be miracles? Bell points at the universe, its size, and how the miracle of you ("a phenomenon that simply didn't exist here for billions of years") leads to holism, which leads to God — who defies analysis and description. We talk about God using words, but He goes beyond words.
Still, God is with us. He's there when we realize we're seeing something our soul wants us to remember: the big moments, and the small ones. He is for us and wants the best for all of humanity, whether they believe in Him or not, whether we know we need help or not.
And He is ahead of us, "pulling us forward" for greater and greater understanding, rights, and peace.
Talking about God, says Bell, isn't so much about the words said, as it is about being open in heart and mind while you're saying them. It's about recognizing that spiritual life isn't separate from regular life. It's about knowing that "we are loved and we belong and we are going to be just fine."
"What We Talk about When We Talk about God" is packed with grace and goodness. There's also a lot of thought provoking here, which is why I enjoyed this audiobook so much.
In meshing evolution and science with Bible teachings, and atheism with Christianity and surfing, Bell brings God to modern readers. Along the way, he questions his own faith and uses anecdotes from friends and family to illustrate God in his life.
That adds up to what will be the best, most helpful sermon you've ever heard, in an audiobook you'll want to share. I think, in fact, that "What We Talk about When We Talk about God" is definitely something you'll shout about.
"What We Talk about When We Talk about God," by Rob Bell, read by the author, copyright 2013 by HarperAudio, is 4-1/2 hours, 4 CDs and sells for $14.99.
Contact book reviewer Terri Schlichenmeyer at www.bookwormsez.com.
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Nicaraguan mother Lorena Aguilar hawks a television set and a few clothes on the baking sidewalk alfresco her west Phoenix accommodation block.A few paces up the street, her undocumented Mexican acquaintance Wendi Villasenor touts a kitchen table, some chairs and a few dishes as her ancestors scrambles to get out of Arizona advanced of a looming crackdown on actionable immigrants.Everyone is affairs up the little they accept and leaving," said Villasenor, 31, who is headed for Pennsylvania. "We accept no alternative. They accept us cornered.The law, the toughest imposed by any U.S. accompaniment to barrier actionable immigration, seeks to drive added than 400,000 undocumented day laborers, landscapers, abode cleaners, chambermaids and added workers out of Arizona, which borders Mexico.It makes actuality an actionable immigrant a accompaniment abomination and requires accompaniment and bounded police, during allowable contact, to investigate the cachet of anyone they analytic doubtable of actuality an actionable immigrant.
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Bob Coppolo of Weedville said when he was recently approached by gas company representatives seeking access to his land, he balked at the idea of signing on the dotted line without first reading through the fine print.
"I was approached by at least two different companies. One guy had an easement and wanted me to sign it. I said, 'I'm not signing it, I want to read it,'" Coppolo said.
Coppolo equated the signing of an easement, a legal agreement which grants gas companies access to a landowner's acreage, with "signing your property away."
St. Marys City Council has approved the termination of a 16-foot land and water line easement which cuts through Mersen property.
City Manager Dave Greene explained the city has a 1.1-acre tract of land, also known as Environmental Drive, on which they built a road. For this reason, as far as the city is concerned, they do not need the water line easement, which is on Mersen's property, he said.
A fire early Saturday morning claimed the life of an 89-year-old Ridgway woman and destroyed a Center Street home.
A preliminary investigation has not yet determined the cause of the fire; however, officials are saying it is not suspected to be arson.
No school and warm weather bring out the bicycles, and both young and old alike should be reminded of some common-sense practices for safe riding.
David Marconi and Drew Lehman, patrolmen with the City of St. Marys Police Department, said there is one hard-and-fast rule that parents and youngsters need to remember.
"The first thing is, kids 12 and under are required by law to wear helmets," Marconi said. "We encourage everybody to wear a bike helmet, but 12 and under are required to [by state law]."
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Video:How to Make Beef Shawarmawith Stephanie Gallagher
Beef Shawarma is a popular Middle Eastern snack food. Here's a delicious recipe for beef shawarma.See Transcript
Transcript:How to Make Beef ShawarmaHi, I'm Stephanie Gallagher for About.com, and today, we're making beef shawarma. Let's get started.
Ingredients for Beef ShawarmaFor this recipe, you will need:
- 1/2 cup of plain yogurt
- 1 clove of garlic, minced
- 2 Tbsp. vinegar
- 1/2 tsp. pepper and 1/4 tsp. salt
- 1/2 tsp. allspice
- 1/4 tsp. ground cardamom
- the juice of 1 lemon
- 1/2 to 1 lb. of boneless beef
Make the Beef for the Beef ShawarmaLet's start by making the marinade for the beef. Add the yogurt to a small mixing bowl. Add the garlic, the spices, vinegar and lemon juice. Whisk it all together until it's smooth.
Now slice the beef into thin strips - remember to slice against the grain so the beef is tender. Add the beef to the yogurt mixture and stir to coat it well . Refrigerate 8 hours or overnight.
When you're ready to make the sandwiches, place the beef and the marinade in a large skillet over medium heat. Cook 10-15 minutes until the beef is cooked through. Ok, set that aside.
Of course, you'll need pita bread for your shawarma. You can toast it in a grill pan or warm it in the microwave.
Make the Sauce for the Beef ShawarmaTo make the sauce, you'll need 1/2 cup of tahini, 1 minced garlic clove, 1/4 cup of lemon juice and 2 Tbsp. of plain yogurt. Add all of those ingredients to a mixing bowl, and stir well. You may need to add a little water to thin it out.
For the filling, you'll need some chopped cucumber, diced tomatoes, diced red onions, finely-chopped fresh parsley, sumac and olive oil.
Add the vegetables to a bowl, sprinkle on the sumac and some salt and drizzle in some olive oil, Then mix it all together.
Now spread some of the shawarma sauce on your pita bread. Top with the beef strips and the vegetables. And here's your beef shawarma.
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Ben Nesselhuf, chairman of the South Dakota Democratic Party, sits with some of the party's campaign mailers. / Elisha Page / Argus Leader
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See samples of postcards being sent out by both parties on David Montgomerys Political Smokeout blog, online at http://politicalsmokeout.tumblr.com/tagged/postcards.
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Heres how much money the South Dakota Democratic and Republican parties have spent on activities clearly identifiable as printing or mailing, according to recent state and federal campaign finance reports. Not all expenses relate to state legislative races, with parties also campaigning for statewide candidates such as U.S. House and Public Utilities Commission. According to executive director Tony Post, most of the state Republican Partys mail costs so far have related to the House race, not legislative races.
Numbers are through Oct. 26 for South Dakota campaign finance reports, and through Oct. 17 for federal reports.
South Dakota Democratic Party: $100,316.68
South Dakota Republican Party: $126,720.48
Most South Dakota voters probably have read some pretty bad things about their local legislative candidates by now.
The politicians, according to postcards littering mailboxes across the state, have radical agendas, hate children and/or seniors, support terrible bills and like to lie.
Voters also might have read some positive things about candidates that theyre hard workers, loving parents, thoughtful lawmakers, in tune with the voters and are endorsed by all sorts of impressive people.
The battle of political postcards is nothing new. But the way parties and candidates send political mail to voters has changed this year, in ways significant and some argue possibly unfortunate.
Driving the change is the South Dakota Democratic Party, which has spent more than $100,000 sending hundreds of thousands of postcards around the state, attacking Republicans and boosting Democrats.
The party has taken the lead in designing and disseminating direct mail for almost all its legislative candidates.
In the past, each individual candidate would design, print and mail postcards to voters. Thats now centralized for Democratic candidates.
We act as the campaign team for most of our candidates, said Ben Nesselhuf, the state Democratic Party chairman who has implemented the new system. We put together campaign plans, we design their literature, that sort of thing.
The Democratic Partys campaign finance reports show almost 40 candidates around the state gave money to the party, a total of $175,000. Most of that isnt really donations, Nesselhuf said, its to pay for the partys efforts on their behalf, such as mailing out postcards.
As opposed to giving money directly to candidates, we subsidized activity we believe works, Nesselhuf said. We encourage and help offset the cost for those activities.
Nesselhuf argues its more efficient to have one, centralized campaign team instead of each candidate being on their own.
But Republicans argue the Democrats are being more than just efficient they say theyre being nasty.
I think theyre unbelievably negative, said Rep. Steve Hickey, R-Sioux Falls. Why arent they celebrating their candidates instead of cutting the other ones down? It tells me they dont have anyone to highlight, theyre just tearing people down.
Some voters have similar complaints to the Republican politicians being targeted.
I dont understand ... the negativity where it isnt a person running against a person, it is just making statements against an opponent, said Mary Van Loh, who lives near Sioux Falls.
Nesselhuf said aggressive campaign literature is nothing new.
Everything I know about mail, I learned from being attacked by Republicans in five legislative elections, said Nesselhuf, a former lawmaker.
Complaints from Republicans, he said, are just sour grapes.
The reason the Republicans are (upset) is because they know this is effective, Nesselhuf said. Theyre seeing a lot more activity than they ever have out of the (Democratic) Party.
Democrats arent the only ones sending out negative postcards, though they might be in the lead in terms of sheer volume. Republicans have sent out postcards attacking candidates such as District 12 Senate candidate Kent Alberty, while third-party groups have attacked members of both parties. And historically, both sides have unleashed some of their harshest attacks in the final days before the election, when its hard to respond.
Neither side likes to admit that their ads actually are negative.
Theres a difference between pointing out factual things that someone has done and kind of a true smear piece, that I think were seeing in a template form (from Democrats), said Tim Rave, the chairman of the South Dakota Republican Party and a state senator in a fierce re-election battle in District 25.
Rave argued Republican attacks have been factual and fair.
But Democrats made the same argument about their postcards.
Its certainly legitimate to ... hold the current people in power up to account. Thats what elections are all about. You get elected, you vote, and at the next election youre held accountable, said Paul Thompson, a Democratic Senate candidate in District 10. Negative ads, on the other hand, are ones where you for instance call your opponent a terrible name or you say their marriage is in terrible shape or you flat out lie about them. I dont engage in that sort of thing, and I dont support that sort of thing.
In the Democrats flurry of postcards, theyve sent some out that clearly have been untrue or unfair. One mailer attacking Sen. Dan Lederman, R-Dakota Dunes, cited a bill Lederman had never voted on. Another, attacking Reps. Manny Steele and Hal Wick, criticized them for voting in favor of a bill that every single Democrat in the Legislature also supported. Nesselhuf has been forced to apologize to people such as Lederman and Sen. Tim Begalka, R-Clear Lake, for inaccurate postcards.
Democrats have sent out a mixture of positive and negative postcards in their campaign in the past month. Some were a mix an attack on the Republican on the front of the card, and a positive statement from the Democrat on the back.
Nesselhuf claimed the Democrats have sent out twice as many positive postcards as negative.
Its not even close, he said.
Hickey called that hogwash.
I would say its 95 out of 100 cards are smackdowns, Hickey said.
Whatever the true ratios are, residents of some districts probably are seeing more attacks than others. For example, Nesselhuf said that things might be different in District 12, where Democrats are trying to unseat two incumbents in Reps. Manny Steele and Hal Wick.
Steele said the barrage of postcards attacking him is something hes never seen before.
Ive never had six or eight postcards all at one time coming like this, directed at me or Hal, Steele said.
He called the Democratic postcards deceitful and said hes even gotten calls from Democrats saying, Im not part of this.
In past elections, individual candidates have gone negative on their opponents. Political parties often have handled much of the dirty work, leaving candidates free to stay positive while the party tears down the other side.
Negative campaigning typically is from a party or another group of some kind against a candidate, Rave said. Its not typically this mano-a-mano thing where Im great and my opponent stinks and its on the same postcard.
But with Democrats centralizing their direct mail design, Democratic candidates have unprecedented levels of message coordination. That means a decision at the top to push a negative message can echo across dozens of races statewide.
Nesselhuf said each candidate has an individual campaign plan, but acknowledged the party is repeating messages and designs.
Were doing hundreds of pieces, he said. I dont want to say cookie cutter, but some of them theres a template we use. Which is not uncommon at all in mailings.
So far, Democratic candidates arent complaining about the partys bigger role in their campaigns.
In the past, the partys been there to help out a little bit, but you were pretty much on your own. All your design for your postcards and advertising, a lot of that we had to do ourselves, said Dan Ahlers, whos running against Rave. This time around, it just feels more organized.
Ahlers hopes the Democratic Party doesnt abandon the centralized strategy.
I think its nice to have that kind of support so you dont feel like youre out there on your own that much, he said. Especially for a first-time candidate, its crucial.
Experts said it probably makes sense for a party to take over work such as designing postcards for its candidates.
To me, thats just good party service, said Joel Rosenthal, a former chairman of the South Dakota Republican Party. Expertise in that party office is giving candidates more time to knock on doors, meet voters, do what they do well. I think thats probably a good thing if they want to target their effort.
Rave wasnt so sure.
We dont have a generic template and a company and just plopping in names and faces on top of cards like the Democrats, he said. On Election Day, well see which way was more effective.


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Police say alcohol was a factor in a wreck that claimed the life of an Owen County man during the early morning hours Saturday.
Owen County Sheriff's Deputy Larry Osborne said the accident occurred at 1:20 a.m. Saturday around the 2050 block of Fortner Ridge Road.
According to Osborne, Charles E. Corbin II, 39, of 7955 Hwy. 22 E., was traveling west on Fortner Ridge Road when he rounded a curve and lost control of his vehicle.
Osborne said Corbin crashed into some trees and was partially entrapped in his vehicle.
The Owen County High School Civics Club will get a lesson in politics Thursday when they host the 2014 General Election candidate's debate.
The debate will begin at 6 p.m., but those attending also will get to meet with candidates beforehand at 5:30 p.m.
The debate's moderator, student and Civics Club President Connor Chancery, said candidates will have booths set up and refreshments will be provided for the meet-and-greet portion of the event.
Fellow club member Veronica Chisholm will help moderate.
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Kenneth P. Duerring, 1968, cultivation of marijuana, possession of marijuana, preliminary hearing set for Nov. 21.
Shanna Jent, 1974, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, heroin, two counts of first-degree possession of a controlled substance, unspecified, drug paraphernalia, preliminary hearing set for Oct. 31.
Randy Keown, 1978, flagrant non-support, two counts of contempt of court, continued to Oct. 31, preliminary hearing waived to Oct. 20.
Donovan B. Adams, 1988, first-degree complicity narcotics, complicity drug paraphernalia, first-degree persistent felony offender, continued to Nov. 7.
Sean E. Armstrong, 1971, first-degree sexual abuse, first-degree sexual abuse victim under 12 years of age, promoting a sexual performance by a minor under age of 18, promoting sex performance by minor under 16 years of age, adopted plea agreement.
Dakota M. Brockmeyer, 1994, first-degree sexual abuse, complicity drug paraphernalia, continued to Nov. 7.
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He was a folk hero of the South and won the admiration of many as he wrought havoc upon the Union Army. He was a master of guerilla warfare and against overwhelming odds John Hunt Morgan left an indelible mark upon the hearts of a nation.
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Fall Fair to benefit children's shelterSNELLVILLE — The Family Tree Garden Center is hosting its first Fall Harvest Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The fair will include a midway with games, food, a petting zoo, prizes and other family activities. Proceeds from the game will benefit the Gwinnett Children's Shelter. Monroe Area High School's Future Farmers of America chapter will have a bake sale at the event to raise money for its agriculture trip. The Family Tree Garden Center is located at 1983 Main St. East in Snellville. Fun Fest to move to new location DACULA — Fun Fest 2010, originally scheduled to take place Saturday in the parking lot of the Dacula Ingles, has been moved across the street to 1342 Auburn Road, Dacula. The festival, featuring hay rides, horse rides, train rides, food, crafts and more, is organized by Judy Burke and her family. The event is designed to raise awareness of the dangers of scalding. Proceeds benefit Shriners Hospital for Children, which operates four burn care facilities nationwide. The festival will still take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Brazilian youth orchestra to play in Winder WINDER — The Winder Cultural Arts Center will host a Sunday afternoon concert from Pão de Açúcar, a Brazilian youth string orchestra making its second international tour. The orchestra group has performed more than 420 concerts in South and Central America, as well as the United States. Its first international tour was to the United States in 2007. Currently, there are 40 youths ages 11 to 21 in the orchestra, selected from the more than 300 students in the program. Pão de Açúcar will be appearing at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Colleen O. Williams Theater in the Winder Cultural Arts Center, 105 E. Athens St., Winder. Tickets are $5 and may be purchased at Winder City Hall or at the door. For credit card purchases, call 770-867-1679. Registration open for Quinn House gift program LAWRENCEVILLE — The Quinn House in Lawrenceville is registering children and seniors from low-income families for its annual Christmas gift program. Parents of children and seniors can call The Quinn House at 770-317-5026 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Mondays through Thursdays to register. Registration will close on Oct. 15. Those interested in sponsoring a child or a senior can call The Quinn House during registration hours until Dec. 24. Gwinnett Gab appears in the Thursday and Sunday editions of the Gwinnett Daily Post. To submit an item to Gwinnett Gab, e-mail email@example.com.
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Elizabethtown The Essex County Board of Supervisors has decided to place on hold a move to increase the county occupancy tax from 3 to 5 percent.
The group tabled a resolution Dec. 3 by a vote of 15-1 to increase the occupancy tax — also known as a bed tax — with only Moriah Supervisor Thomas Scozzafava voting against the table.
The tax increase would require the approval of home-rule authority from the state Legislature and the adoption of a local law by Essex County.
If enacted, the additional tax is expected to reign in $1.2 million dollars for the county, according to County Treasurer Mike Diskin.
The additional revenue will be broken down as follows: 25 percent toward the operation and management of the fish hatchery, 25 percent to be deposited into a Tourism Product Development Fund, 4 percent to be used for visitor transportation and 46 percent will go toward winter and shoulder season marketing programs.
"The way I see this is it buys us some flexibility with our tourism dollars and that's an important thing right now, especially when so many parts of our fiscal picture are not flexible," said Minerva Supervisor Sue Montgomery-Corey.
Wilmington Supervisor Randy Preston, who pushed for the 2 percent increase, echoed that it would be good for the county.
"Even though I know there's people out there that think this is not a good thing and it's going to hurt business, I'm sorry, but there's a number of hotels in my town and I can't see that an extra 2 percent on a room is going to turn anyone away," Preston said.
Not everyone thinks the tax is a good idea.
Fred Balzac, owner of Book and Blanket Bed and Breakfast in Jay, spoke at the meeting and encouraged the supervisors to table the increased bed tax for a month and take that time to meet with lodging owners and consider other options.
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Fans of al fresco meals now have more local dining options, with the June opening of two casual restaurants touting their outdoor seating.
The second location of The Rusty Rudder, a Cornelius, N.C. lakeside joint, is now operating in the former 17 North. According to the Mt. Pleasant restaurant's Facebook page, "The Rudder focuses on farm-fresh ingredients and menu items from the Lowcountry," but the original Rudder is better known for cheap beer, fried food, live music and corn hole tournaments. In addition to burgers, the Rusty Rudder's menu features steaks; oyster pot pie; stuffed flounder; fish tacos and po'-boys.
Renovations at the Rusty Rudder 3563 N. Hwy 17, included remaking the back patio with tables, sofa seating and a detached bar.
At the new Sunsets Bar and Grill, the patio is situated along the Ashley River. Still, chef-manager April Turner says, "the location is far from ideal."
Alluding to the failure of Crawdaddies Restaurant and Lighthouse Waterfront Pavilion, she adds, "We knew it would be a challenge, but we also know that this is a place that could really succeed with the right menu and great customer service."
Sunsets' menu centers on an assortment of sandwiches, salads and appetizers such as wings, quesadillas and peel-and-eat shrimp. The vibe is far from fancy: The only wine available is Copa di Vino, which comes prepackaged in a plastic glass. The canned beer choices are Busch and Miller Light.
"We have happy hour pricing all day, and our vision is to be a great place for the local businesses to come for lunch, and (to offer) a family-friendly environment for the boating community," Turner says, adding that the restaurant has 18 free slips for boaters.
"On a personal note, I think we have the best Shrimp and Grits in Charleston," she continues. "But I bet they all say that."
Rusty Rudder is located at 3563 N. Hwy 17. For more information, call 388-3177 or visit facebook.com/rustyruddermtp.
To learn more about Sunsets Bar and Grill, 2079 Austin Ave., call 745-0426.
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