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Women's Basketball | Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Willamette to Celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Activities Planned for Basketball Doubleheader on Feb. 5
SALEM, ORE. – Willamette University will celebrate the National Girls and Women in Sport Day when the Bearcats host a Northwest Conference doubleheader against Pacific University on Saturday, Feb. 5. The women's game between Willamette and Pacific will begin at Cone Field House at 6 p.m. (PST), with the men's game to follow at about 8 p.m.
It is the 25th year for the National Girls and Women in Sports Day. This year's theme is "Play, Believe, Achieve." Although the official day for the NGWSD was Feb. 2, many high schools, colleges and universities throughout the country are hosting special events to coincide with home games throughout the first week of February.
Much of Willamette's focus will be on Girl Scout troops from throughout Salem and the Willamette Valley. The Girl Scouts have been invited to an open gym and other activities between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. on Saturday. The Girl Scouts also will learn a dance routine to perform at halftime courtesy of the Dallas K-8 Dancers.
Later in the day, the Girl Scouts will return to Cone Field House for Willamette's pre-game warm-ups.
Prior to the women's game, Willamette will honor former WU Head Women's Basketball Coach Cheryl Brown. Brown, whose 1985-86 team was inducted into the WU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2009, coached the Bearcats for a total of 11 seasons from 1982-83 through 1988-89 and from 1990-91 through 1993-94.
Brown's overall record at Willamette was 147-128 (.535), including 20-win seasons in 1984-85 (22-8) and 1985-86 (20-7). Brown will be an Honorary Bearcat during the women's game.
The pre-game festivities also will include WU Spirit face painting in the lobby of Cone Field House. The face painting will be available for all Willamette basketball fans from 5:15 p.m. until approximately 6:15 p.m.
In addition, Iggy's Catering, which runs the concessions stand during Willamette home basketball games, will be offering two specials. One special is a hot dog, chips and a soda for $3.00. The other special is nachos and a soda for $3.00. People wearing pink clothing will be eligible to be selected for a basketball shooting contest at halftime of the women's game with the chance to win $5 concession coupons from Iggy's.


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Our baby was born in October.
A beautiful blue eyed boy.
He appeared to be healthy and happy,
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We had him for only a short time.
His life seemed so normal at first!
Just before he was two, without warning,
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With this strategy, she explores the complexities of power in human relations.
Armando Andrade Tudela uses a similar strategy in his slideshow Diaporama and Infrared Light (2005).
In doing this, Lenglet builds on the strategy of Minimalism with its characteristic rudimentary, geometric forms and basic materials.
A second element of his strategy, which is somewhat related to the post-minimalism of, for instance, Bruce Nauman in the 1970s, is his involvement of the viewer.
He has recognized that in the case of this artist, every element in the work serves an artistic strategy, the aim of which is to demand a social role for painting.
Adapting this strategy in a discursive manner, curator and researcher Alexandra Landré will engage each contributor to the Scenographies programme in a series of Prologues.
Sometimes they succeed in giving the past that they dig up there a place in the present – and their strategy in doing this is to try to make a meaningful story of the past.
For large sections of the art world, painting is after all still the most privileged medium, and invoking the great history of painting is still an effective prestige- and price-enhancing strategy.
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Charlie Daniels to headline Down South Music Festival
The devil may have gone down to Georgia — but a famous musician with local ties is making a pit stop in Lee County.
The Charlie Daniels Band is scheduled to appear at the Aug. 17 Down South Music Festival to benefit a local nonprofit, Christians United Outreach Center of Lee County. Heading the iconic ensemble is North Carolina native Charlie Daniels — a Goldston High graduate, Grammy winner and Grand Ole Opry inductee.
Tickets went on sale this week and are $15 through the end of May.
The festival is organized by the Lights on Broadway, a group of Broadway community members who banded together to form a festival after the April 2011 tornado struck Lee County, according to LOB President Michelle Hunt.
"We are very excited, and we knew CUOC was in great need of donations," she said.
CUOC Executive Director Teresa Dew Kelly said she is ecstatic to be the charity selected for the annual concert.
"We are so excited," she said. "They hope to give us anywhere between $10,000 to $20,000. It's going to be wonderful."
With an annual $45,000 budget for food, the donation "would go a long way to meet the needs of the community,"she said.
The previous concerts were a great success, Hunt said, and the group is looking forward to bringing a country music giant to the area.
"We hope people come out and support this great event," Hunt said. "Come out and see a legend."
LOB Vice President of Logistics Patrick Kelly said he would like to see a large turnout the festival, which will benefit an important organization that serves local families.
"I hope they take away a good time and a sense of community by giving back to CUOC," he said.
CUOC is working with the LOB committee to speak with sponsors about the nonprofit's needs and how the concert is an important factor in meeting those needs.
"What a great way to bring out the community to help," Teresa Kelly said. "It's a great night of fun and fellowship, and a great way to give back to the community and those less fortunate."
CUOC serves more than 7,000 clients in Lee County and the surrounding areas and distributes an average of 47,855 pounds of food to more than 1,000 families each month.
The Charlie Daniels Band will be joined by Jim Quick and the Coastline, Crush and Huckleberry Blue during the benefit concert.
Huckleberry Blue is a Sanford-based band and the other two are from Raleigh, said LOB Board member Tonya Surratt, and these area acts are helping meet local needs.
"We know people will leave the concert having a great time," Surratt said. "We are so grateful to have CUOC here in this county, and we are trying to support them as they help feed Lee County."
More information about the concert and where to buy tickets is available online at www.downsouthmusicfestival.com.
What: The Down South Music Festival, featuring the Charlie Daniels Band
When: Aug. 17, 2013
Where: The Sanford Lions Club Fairgrounds
Admission: $15 through May, $20 in advance beginning in June and $25 at the door.
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Feb 27, 2009
I dunno. Maybe it's PMS. Or Estrogen hijacking. Or my lump-hair producing neck. But I'm ... I dunno…
Worried? No…
Anxious? No….
Maybe it's the uncertainty that makes me want to watch Grey's Anatomy for a good cry because I feel like MAYBE I want to cry but I don't have a real reason to.
So maybe watching a delicious McDreamy will make me want to grab some tissue and weep a bit for someone dying on a table diagnosed with some godawful something because at least I know they had a short contract with The Show.
Does anyone know how long their contract is with This Show? No?
So I had my lump looked at today. I like to laugh at things because 1) usually it's funny and 2) what the hell else am I going to do? So I asked told the technician I haven't been in for an ultrasound in someplace like this since I had a wand jacked up my va-jay-jay. She laughed awkwardly. I do that: Make people Awkward. It's a gift. Thank you.
So she looks for my bump and takes picture of my thyroid and keeps telling me it's ok and nothing "palpable" seems visually bad. This is all fine and good. Except that she can't say much of anything and I have to wait for my doctor to tell me it's all fine and good. And really, I KNOW it's all fine and good but you know that space between knowing and not knowing and worry? I'm there. Like thrust in the middle of knowing I'm fine and knowing a close friend with Thyroid Cancer.
I'm *this* close to going to church on Sunday.
And that is saying a lot.
Or maybe it's because I'm reading Eat, Pray, Love: that makes me all sort of searchy or something.
Or maybe it's my lump. Or the fact that a dear friend of mine went through this and found bad news and not good. And maybe I am realizing how hard that must've been for her and maybe I'll appreciate my good news so much more because of it.
Because it will be good news.
It will.
I know.
(((HUGS))) lady.
I'm sure you will handle this with your usual awkward aplomb. :D
Snort. That. Bitches.
Luvs you madly…
By VDog on 2009 02 27
Oh and I'm TOTALLY gonna have to call you a Churchy Bitch if you happen to swing that way. lolz
By VDog on 2009 02 27
Good luck! You really are one funny lady. I didn't get to spend much time with you at Blissdom, and from what I read on twitter, you certainly were the life of the party. I sat on the end of the bed on Thursday night when you and someone were looking at something on laptop but I felt really out of place. It took me til sometime mid-Friday to get my mojo back (I was a complete social-ite freak in my earlier years, I'm old now).
Anyway, I have a thyroid disorder but not necessarily something of the cancer variety. Seems to be hereditary so I do wish you good luck with your news and hope that at least they knew where to find the thyroid and that it wasn't anywhere near where the generally poke that wand…
By Jerri Ann on 2009 02 27
OH, hugs to you woman. I totally get where you're coming from. I'm a worrier. It's a curse.
When I was 4 months pregnant last time I found a lumb right between my boob & my pit. Following several Dr.'s visits and such it was diagnosed as a wonky milk duct (technical term). But no matter how many times I heard it, I still presumed the worst.
Good luck. I'm drinking wine for (with?!) you right now.
By AMomTwoBoys on 2009 02 27
I don't want to be all cliche and say "everything is going to be fine….."
But yea, well, I got nothing.
((((hugs))))) and *smooches* babe
By Heather @ Domestic Extraordinaire on 2009 02 27
Okay, I have been PRECISELY where you are. PRECISELY. Thyroid, lump, nodules, biopsy ... the whole thing. Seriously. Remember, Hashimoto's thyroiditis causes a massively distortedly large thyroid and is VERY COMMON in women our age and older.
Even if they can't see anything on the u/s, you still might need a biopsy, but EVEN THEN, do not panic! Well, the biopsy itself is rather sucktacular and not something I'd want to do on a spa vacation, but the results, not so much. We can talk about that, too, if you want, when/if that were to ever happen.
And further, even if the worst, and I mean the WORST, happens, it's still really totally okay. Thyroid cancer is very, very treatable (like, if you're going to get any kind of cancer, sign your ass up for thyroid cancer, because you're pretty much golden and it really doesn't spread), and very, very rare. And as far as doctors are concerned, more of a nuisance than something to be totally and utterly freaked about. I know a woman who had it WHILE PREGNANT and the doc was all, dude! No biggie! We take it out, you move on! Hooray!
She's fine today. Promise.
I don't mean this to be dismissive, but rather, reassuring. I CRIED MY ASS OFF with relief when I got my biopsy results, even though I was relatively reassured.
By jonniker on 2009 02 27
When I had two moles biopsied last year I was so much more anxious than I thought I would be. Angsty, even. Keep us posted. Thinking all good things for you.
By Kerri Anne on 2009 02 27
Totally *giggling* at VDog's comments.
Go team awkward!
You'll kick ass, I'm sure. ;p
By Al_Pal on 2009 02 27
Wow. I made a tongue smiley, and it says "raspberry".
I am amused.
By Al_Pal on 2009 02 27
It will be good news! Your friend's reality may not be your own. I hate that place between knowing and not knowing, it is like your mind is a bad neighborhood that you shouldn't go into alone…my shout out to Anne Lammott. Thinking of you, crossing fingers for good news.
By Kim on 2009 02 27
Wriglling my evil juju fingers at you wishing all bad thoughts away!
By Adrienne on 2009 02 27
Dude. *I* get to be the churchy bitch in this trio. You and your yeti lump are going to have to step off my name
Appropriate bumper sticker of the week: God loves you whether you like it or not.
of course if I had that on my car someone (VDog) would come along and slap a "Jesus loves you the rest of think you're an asshole" sticker over it.
By Dawn on 2009 02 27
I have been there done that with mah boobie and the waiting and uncertainty is definitely the hardest part…you hang in there! It will all be fine. Just stay busy busy, love on your family, and drink a little extra this weekend.
But seriously…you will be FINE!!!!!!!! You are fine.
Hey…you're fiiiiine. Smooch smooch.
By Jamie on 2009 02 28
I also had a similar experience with a boob biopsy and all. The tennis match in your head between "I'm fine" and "maybe I'm not" is the worst. I hope the results get to you soon so you can rest easy.
I'll be thinking good thoughts about you and your lady lump.
By Diana on 2009 02 28
Thinking of you…and waiting to hear your results which WILL be good!!!!
By Tiffany on 2009 02 28
You do realize they are going to call you and say (all serious like): "Mrs. Flinger? Your lump is nothing more than a really really long ingrown hair."
(seriously, let us know asap!)
(also? it will be okay!)
(it has to be)
(i love you!)
By Karen Sugarpants on 2009 02 28
The waiting is the hardest part. (Why does that seem to be set to music, that term?) I hope you find out quickly that it's just an ingrown hair.
By patois on 2009 02 28
I've so been there, too! I remember freaking out and worrying BEFORE I knew anything, and still freaking out AFTER I knew it was something…even though everyone kept telling me that if you have to get cancer, this is the one to get. They just take it out and you're done. And it's totally true, and I don't look like frankenstein, but I still freaked out. And now it's been 5 years and it's all good. (I just typed, "it's all goo." Heh.)
And anyway, you're a pirate! Pirates can totally handle it and ARRRR it away!
By Jen on 2009 02 28
The only thing that I am good at is worrying and fretting, so given any similar situation I will do the same thing. WORRY and STRESS.
However, I too have been feeling the need to sit in a pew, and stand, sit, kneel and repeat as of late. Maybe it is something in the air? Or maybe we just need to take a little time out and pray for our friends.
That is what I am going to do. Pray for my friend.
By Mrs. Tantrum on 2009 02 28
Thinking of you and sending good healthy vibes your way. Always know that we are here for you - to vent to, cry on, laugh at, gossip with, and generally keep you occupied while you wait. Waiting is evil and I am sorry you have to spend the weekend letting your mind wander. In some sick way it does make you appreciate the little things just a little more and in the end it'll all be ok and when it is, we'll be here to toast to your health and down a drink or three in your honor! Love you and we are here for you when you need us. Always.
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Volume 43, Nr. 1, February 2012 Richardton, ND 58652
Monastic Interreligious Dialogue: Vocation Dialogue Reveals Commonality
Concern over the changing vocation picture in monasteries is hardly news, but a recent meeting highlighted a surprising aspect. Every few years, the North American commission of Monastic Interreligious Dialogue sponsors a dialogue specifically for monastic women under the title "Nuns in the West."
The purpose of MID is to foster communication among world religions by focusing on similarities and points of conversation rather than differences and points for argument. In planning the meetings, a topic is selected around which participants from various faiths can share their experiences and insights. When Sister Helene Mercier, executive director of MID, met with Venerable Yifa, a Buddhist nun who was a university professor in California, it was the Buddhist who suggested the topic of attracting young people and passing on monastic wisdom to the next generation.
Everyone to whom the planners spoke, regardless of religion, thought that this was certainly something of great interest and relevance in their own lives. The dialogue, which took place last fall at Mount St. Scholastica in Atchison, KS, brought together some of the female members of the MID board, a Buddhist nun and two Hindu nuns. The Benedictines, in addition to Sister Helene (St. Joseph, MN), were Sisters Barbara Austin (Tulsa, OK), Anne McCarthy (Erie, PA), Katherine Ann Smolik and Meg Funk (Beech Grove, IN), and Judith Sutera (Atchison, KS). Sister Elizabeth Carrillo (Atchison) assisted with planning and hospitality, but ended up becoming a consultant of sorts in the conversations because she herself had come to community in the recent past and was perpetually professed only a few months earlier.
It was obvious from the beginning that all monastics are asking the same questions. It was, in fact, one of the Hindus who framed the series of questions for the conversation. They will sound as if she may have been eavesdropping on the meetings in many Christian Benedictine houses:
Needless to say, the conversation was lively. Needless to say also, no one should expect an announcement that any of the questions were decisively answered or any of the problems solved. There was a strong feeling across all three traditions that there is still an important place in the world for lifetime commitment to celibate contemplative life and that it is a crucial and prophetic alternative to the "world's ways." In all the faiths, there seems to be a hunger among young people for the skills and values that monasticism teaches, so interacting with them is of great value.
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Ibiza continues to be a meeting point for the dance community and is growing ever stronger. This year Defected will celebrate this, so every Saturday during the summer the label shall endeavour to bring everyone together at the world's ultimate clubbing meeting point, Pacha Ibiza.
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I suppose if he has the knowledge to wipe his ass... which we obviously don't...
Y'know, with all this talk of butt-wiping and such I TOTALLY blew it! TOTALLY!
In case you're not familar with my personal history, I retired from working a sysOp job at US Steel about 5 years ago to become a stay-at-home with the kids type of Dad while my wife went back to work full time.
It was right after my son was born, and I was "Mom" for him so to speak. Washed him, fed him,
changed his diapers
...but wait, there's more.
My daughter was born about 4 months before my son was toilet trained, and she's just going thru toilet training now. My wife is doing great with her job and quite happy with it, I'm still "doing the Mom-thing" and doing ok with it (aside from this damned tendancy to go a bit bonkers on the internet from time to time in me secret-cyber-identity, but everybody needs a hobby
) but I've been raising my daughter too for all her life. Bathing her, feeding her,
changing her diaper
I got an old dog, she's about 9 now but she's over 200lbs and has a hard time getting around. I love her too much to put her down unless she asks me too, so I put up with a certain amount of daily disgusting chores to keep her happy/content/not-smelling-like-dogpoop....
I don't change her diaper, I usually end up steam-cleaning twice a day...but I do have to wipe her butt clean if'n she has a bad spell and can't get up. YES it's disgusting, but she's family and who else is gonna do it? Hell, I talk nice to her and tell her I don't mind with a straight face while I do it just 'cause I know it has to be done and she ain't enjoying it anymore than I am.
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I just had to get that out. You ever come up with the best come-back to something the next day and it drives you nuts that you missed your opportunity to say that? Well, this is like that for me.
So bring it on and bring it on good, 'cause I sure as hell know almost everything there is to know about ass wiping!
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Microsoft released its Office Mobile suite (Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile, and OneNote) on July 29 along with the much anticipated Windows 10 — but all is not what it seems.
Apple brings side-by-side multitasking to the iPad — finally June 10, 2015 at 10:35 am
Apple finally adds multitasking — from the viewpoint of the user, at least — to iOS 9, and there are several important things at work.
Intel rebrands Atom line, early 14nm Cherry Trail benchmarks leak February 27, 2015 at 8:35 am
Intel has rebranded its Atom product line to simplify its offerings — while Cherry Trail benchmarks have leaked at the same time. Will 2015 be the year that Atom finally competes?
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Amazon's new Kindle Phone hasn't sold well at its previous price points — so Amazon is slashing $200 off the price to stimulate demand. It's a good move, but will $450 still move the product compared to phones like Google's Nexus 5?
Dell needs a better business strategy, not a buyout January 16, 2013 at 3:22 pm
Recent talk of a private equity buyout for Dell have sent the stock price soaring, but it's not clear what the benefit would be. As much as Dell needs a new business strategy, the fundamentals of the company haven't changed much in recent years.
AMD's next-gen Bobcat APU could win big in notebooks and tablets – if it launches on time December 4, 2012 at 10:45 am
AMD's Kabini looks like it'll be the company's frontrunner in 2013. It's shaping up to be an impressive processor, and a promising alternative to ARM or Clover Trail.
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Apple's new iPad uses SHA to boost resolution. What the heck does that mean? March 14, 2012 at 11:25 am
Apple's new iPad 3 reputedly uses a high-quality LCD manufactured using SHA technology. We dive into what SHA is and how it impacts iPad 3 availability.
Gigabit wireless for everyone: Wilocity demos first 60GHz wireless devices January 11, 2012 at 7:00 am
Wilocity smashes the performance barriers of wireless connectivity with the world's first implementation of the Wireless Gigabit Alliance (WiGig).
Intel's Medfield SoC unveiled, x86 Android phones from Motorola and Lenovo incoming January 10, 2012 at 8:00 pm
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Black Label Society have released the official music video for "My Dying Time," a track off their new album, Catacombs of the Black Vatican — and you can check it out below.
The album, the band's first disc of all new material since 2010's Order of the Black, will be released April 8.
The video is almost NSFW — but not quite. You'll come across a sort-of-topless demon woman or two, not to mention a lot of "action-packed" camera work whenever the band is shown. So be on the look out for that!
"I think everyone can expect a lot of fun and excitement [from the album]," BLS frontman Zakk Wylde told GuitarWorld.com last month. "It was like what Chris Farley did in that one skit, where he was selling that hair-care product. Make sure you always use the word 'fun' when you describe it!"
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As part of the phased mitigation strategy we outlined on the MSRC blog, an update was released with Security Advisory 2718704 that prevents unauthorized certificates from being used to attack Windows systems. In an effort to provide additional protection for customers, the next action in our mitigation strategy is to further harden Windows Update as a defense-in-depth precaution. Now that we have seen broad adoption of Security Advisory 2718704, our deployment of the security hardening update to Windows Update and Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) infrastructures will begin to roll out over the next few days.
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Portland road work leaves business on the brink
PORTLAND — Donatelli's Variety at 1223 Washington Ave. is offering a series of specials called the "Stimulus Package."
Deals include two pasta dinners with meatballs for $7.95 and three large ham subs plus a liter of Pepsi for $11.99. Between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., a large ham Italian costs only $3.99.
Owner Angelo Roumeliotis said the deals are intended to recover loyal customers he has lost since the city began separating water and sewer pipes in front of the store, a project similar to those funded by the real federal stimulus package.
"We don't see half of our regular customers anymore," he said. "People get in the habit of going to a certain place. Once they change that habit, it will be very difficult to get them back."
For more than two weeks, crews have been working in front of the small market at the corner of Washington Avenue and Main Avenue, the latter of which has been under construction since March. Jersey barriers form a wall in front of the store and several Washington Avenue homes. A network of construction cones and a large electronic sign direct traffic away from the construction site and, in effect, Donatelli's.
As construction activity has increased, Roumeliotis said, business has declined. Donatelli's is losing between $350 to $400 day because of the construction, which is expected to last another week or two. The loss many not sound like much, but for a small business, he said it is.
Roumeliotis said he has had to reduce staff and order supplies on an as-needed basis in order to survive. He is unsure those measures will be enough to keep from going out of business.
It's the type of complaint city officials may be hearing more of as several construction projects have been launched around the city. This week, work began along Brighton Avenue that is expected to last well into August.
A similar project interfered with business at the Mellen Street Market, a project that lasted all summer. Crews laid pipe, paved it over and dug it up again several times, before the project was finished.
Longtime Mellen Street cashier Tony Nappi said that, while business was affected, the store was able to survive because of a heavy volume of foot traffic generated in the Parkside neighborhood, the most densely populated area in the state.
"I can see where (Donatelli's is) impacted a lot more than we were," Nappi said. "It impacts business a lot. But what are you going to do? The work's got to get done."
Roumeliotis said he doesn't blame construction workers, who are only doing their job. He has taken his grievance to city officials, including City Councilor Cheryl Leeman, who stopped by the store to listen to his concerns, but did not offer anything in the way of tangible support. Leeman also did not reply to a reporter's e-mail inquiry about the situation at Donatelli's.
"If they're going to be doing something that impacts a business, they should allocate something to help that business," Roumeliotis said. "Why should I take the hit for something the city is doing?
"What am I going to do, ask for a tax break or something?," he continued. "They'll laugh me out of the room."


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The S.C. Supreme Court has tossed several but not all claims in a lawsuit challenging Carnival Cruise Lines' operations in downtown Charleston, saying it will issue a final ruling after lawyers submit more information.
The court has dismissed allegations that Carnival's year-round cruises violate the city's noise and sign ordinances. But it also requested new written arguments from attorneys by July 5 about whether the cruises are a public nuisance or violate city zoning rules.
In a case that has attracted national attention, the Preservation Society of Charleston, the Coastal Conservation League and neighborhood groups sued two years ago, seeking to block cruise operations.
The high court said in a June 5 order that it agreed with the recommendations that a court-appointed referee made earlier this year, including tossing out allegations of that Carnival was violating sign and noise ordinances as well as a state pollution act.
The referee, Judge Clifton Newman, also said in his report that the plaintiffs should be allowed to argue that the vessels are a public nuisance based on noise and pollution and that they violate city zoning rules. The five-member Supreme Court has asked both sides to submit new briefs addressing those allegations within 30 days.
Carnival spokeswoman Aly Bello-Cabreriza declined to comment. Gordon Schreck, an attorney for the cruise line, said in an e-mail that the order was "self-explanatory."
Blan Holman, a Southern Environmental Law Center attorney who filed the lawsuit, said he was glad the court is taking up the nuisance argument and the allegations that Carnival is running an accommodations business in an area not zoned for that use.
"We are pleased that our seven strongest claims remain and look forward to showing that Carnival cannot ignore the rules every other business plays by in making Charleston a great city," Holman said in a statement.
Charleston Mayor Joe Riley said Tuesday that he was "very pleased" with the latest order. Jim Newsome, SPA's chief executive, also lauded the decision.
"We are grateful to the Supreme Court for taking this important case in its original jurisdiction, and we are optimistic that this action will lead to an expeditious resolution to the remainder of the lawsuit," Newsome said in a written statement.
The SPA and the city are helping Carnival fight the lawsuit.
The dispute over cruises in downtown Charleston heated up in 2010 after Carnival permanently based its 2,056-passenger ship Fantasy at a berth near the City Market.
Neighborhood groups and environmentalists also have filed lawsuits to block the SPA from opening a new $35 million cruise terminal at the north end of Union Pier, alleging it will bring more tourists, traffic congestion and fumes to the historic district.
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Hey Guys im new to drummerworld.. and its by far the best forum yet. Virgil Donati is surley an incredible player, but i totaly understand how you think hes all showy chops. There is two types of musicians in my book ones that have the gift and can play great from day one... and the one who cant really play at first, but have a passion to play and learns everything he can to become great. The people with the natural gift have the ability to groove. there just naturals at it. The people who strive to become great didnt have that ability to groove at first and were taught by the book. I believe, from what i have seen and heard, that self taught "naturals" just have more of a feel for music and there is soo much more emotion behind it.
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your left hand to either foot. The second path is the
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Amount of Body Resistance
Your body resistance varies greatly in different
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average human body: hand to hand, or hand to foot.
Lets use Ohms Law to figure how much current would
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Table 3-1.Electric Shock Effects
Ohms Law for figuring current is
Let E = 120 VACThe voltage you grabbed
Let R = 1500 OhmsYour (average) body
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I = 80 milliamperes
So if you grabbed a 120-vac wire, 80 milliamperes
of current would flow through your body. Now use
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electric shock. You can see that you may not be around
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Time of Current Flow
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Recipe by Bob Evans®
"This is a great recipe for stuffing. Delicious enough for Thanksgiving, but easy enough for any day of the week."
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Bob Evans® Savory Sage or Original Recipe Sausage Roll
1 large
onion, diced
3 stalks
celery, diced
1 (14 ounce) package
cubed stuffing
1 teaspoon
poultry seasoning
2 1/2 cups
chicken broth
1/2 cup
melted butter
I made this stuffing for Chrismas dinner and had alot of mixed reviews from family members, some said " Now you have to make this every year!!" and others just thought it was okay. I personally thought it was a bit bland. I added 2 tbsp. of sage and I thought it still needed more spices. Also the recipe calls for 2 1/2 cups of chicken broth. I used 4 cups and thought it still could have used a bit more. Overall it was a good recipe, if I make it again in the future I will add more spices and I will use about 4 1/2 cups of broth.
I followed other opinons and added 4 cups of broth...WRONG...it was a large soupy mess!
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Just made this for this past Thanksgiving and I've gotta say, it was good but not great. First things first - 2.5 cups of broth is not nearly enough to make edible stuffing. I would say 3 is a safe bet, 3.5 if you like moister stuffing. Secondly, it doesn't say so in this recipe and running around as crazily as I had been, I forgot to grease the baking dish - BIG MISTAKE. Ick. In short, the parts of the stuffing that WERE moistened and the top portion of the stuffing (not the caked on bottom portion of the stuffing) came out great! Will I make again? Yes, but only if I add more broth and greash the baking dish.
I made this stuffing for Thanksgiving this year (my firt official dinner) and it was gone! No leftovers here. Everyone loved it. My husband said it was the best stuffing he had ever had (and he's picky) I was asked to make it for Christmas as well. Great to make the day before (leaving the broth and butter until right before baking) Very easy to prepare and keep overnight. Not soggy, not too crispy, it turned out just as a stuffing should. I have added it to my favorite recipe collection, and will continue to make it. It became an instant family favorite. Thank you so much for this recipe!
I made this stuffing for the first time on Thanksgiving this year. During the meal, my husband kept saying, "this is REALLY good stuffing". Two days later, he was still raving about it while eating the leftovers. This will definitely be a staple at our Thanksgiving dinners from now on!
I made this for a Christmas party and it was the first dish gone! I added a little salt and pepper to taste, and about an extra 1/4 cup of chicken broth. I will definitely make this again!
This was the easiest dressing I've ever made. Thought I'd do a trial run before the holidays kick in, and my guests gobbled it up. I will definitely add sauteed mushrooms next time. I took the cover off for 5-10 minutes to let the top crisp up since it was so moist.
I just made this recipe today for Thanksgiving. I've never made stuffing before and it turned out GREAT! I doubled the recipe and I also added chopped apples. Best stuffing I've had in a long time!
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Rangers head to the Madejski Stadium in the weekend's early kick-off just outside of the automatic promotion places but eight points clear of Nigel Adkins' side.
A win for Redknapp would see his team overtake Leicester City and Burnley - who play later in the day - at the top of the table.
But he is aware of the quality of his opponents, who were relegated from the Premier League alongside QPR last season and who are seeking an immediate return to the top flight.
"They will be bang there," said Redknapp. "Nigel has done a good job. Reading is a real good football club and they will be in the promotion race.
"We want to go up automatically. It won't be easy as there are a lot of good teams but I'm pleased with the start we have made.
"We scored two at home last weekend against Derby and we are keeping control of matches. If we can continue that I will be delighted."
Rangers will be without Argentine midfielder Ale Faurlin, who is set for a prolonged spell on the sidelines after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury in his right knee in the Derby game.
Nedum Onouha is available again following a hamstring injury whilst Gary O'Neil is also back in contention. Niko Kranjcar will be assessed ahead of the trip to Berkshire to determine if he has fully recovered from a hamstring problem.
"Losing Alejandro Faurlin is a big blow for us," said Redknapp. "Nedum is back training and available. We are waiting on Niko still.
"We are managing Richard Dunne after last season. He feels okay and always wants to play for Ireland but he felt he needed a rest
"When we took Richard he was very fair. I had no doubt I wanted to sign him. I felt he could make a massive difference.
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"London after the war was a marvelous landscape with precipice and mountain and crags, full of drama..." Frank Auerbach 2009.
Fascinated by the rebuilding of London after the Second World War, Auerbach combed the city's numerous building sites with his sketchbook in hand. Back in his studio he worked and reworked each painting over many months resulting in thickly built up paint surfaces more than an inch.
In these recordings, taken from an interview conducted by exhibition curator Dr Barnaby Wright, Frank Auerbach reminisces about living in post-war London in
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Exhibition curator Barnaby Wright introduces this series of podcasts and begins by asking Frank Auerbach to recall his experiences of living in London in the 1950's.
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In 1952 Auerbach produced Summer Building Site as the first building site painting in the series. In this podcast Dr Wright asks Auerbach how this particular painting came about.
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One of Auerbach's most uncompromising paintings is his Building Site, Earls Court Road: Winter, in podcast 3 Auerbach explains more about this particular painting.
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Pretty Little Liars star Sasha Pieterse is starring in a new film — titled G.B.F. — in which she pretty much plays Ali DiLaurentis 2.0 (without all of the secrets and grave-digging), competing for the affections of a G.B.F., aka gay best friend.
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The European Commission has proposed a ban on the use of neonicotinoids for an initial 2 years period. During the first vote on this ban on last March 15, no majority decision was reached by the national ministers for agriculture from the different EU members states.
Today ARC2020, Slow Food and the European Beekeeping Coordination launched a joint campaign calling on Europe's Agricultural Ministers to back the ban on neonicotinoids proposed by the European Commission. With the final vote scheduled for the 29 April, we must act now!
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Albuquerque police have launched an animal cruelty investigation after a dog was brutally attacked.
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Takes me high
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Nowadays, world PvP is much more organized, in the sense that there are specific objectives and goals to go after. The original reward was a zonewide buff (in Silithus and the Plaguelands), but Blizzard eventually morphed this into something more permanent -- in Auchindoin, you fight for a buff that earns you tokens for rewards, and in Halaa, you fight to get the rewards themselves.
Which leads Relmstein to suspect that Wintergrasp will have direct rewards of its own, almost equal to the gear you get from endgame dungeons and Arena PvP. He predicts that it will be token-based (not a bad idea, considering all the badge changes Blizzard has put in lately -- in fact, Blizzard might even cut a corner and have Wintergrasp reward players with WotLK's version of badges directly), and that it will be updated with each Arena season, to keep players fighting there. All good ideas -- Blizzard has definitely innovated (successfully or otherwise) in the area of World PvP rewards, and we'll look forward to Wrath to see what they come up with there.


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