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The double shooting happened around 3 p.m. Friday at 776 S. Ivey Lane.
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Detectives believe three black men pulled up to the address in a car. Deputies said two of the men got out, went into the house and shot 38-year-old Benjamin Ikner.
On their way out of the home, deputies said, a gunman shot 27-year-old Robert Sims.
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Make Your Own Postcards
Age Range: 7 to 11
(This activity is linked to the activities here)
Before this activity is tried, you will need a collection of postcards which can show children how postcards are normally set out. Once they are familiar with the layouts, they can make some of their own (which they could even be sent to friends and family).
The postcards that the children make can, of course, depict any scene. However, the children might find the activity more enjoyable if the picture is relevant to them. You can find your pictures in a number of places:
- On the Internet - Find suitable pictures and save them to your hard-drive by right-clicking on the picture and selecting "Save Picture as...".
- Let the children take photographs of their local area / school. When these are developed, they can be scanned (if you have a scanner) or most photo developers will now offer the service of putting your pictures onto a floppy disk or a CD-ROM, so that you can access them using your computer.
- If you have a digital camera, this is an ideal source for photos. Children can take lots of pictures (which can be erased if they are not used) of their local area and school. You might also want them to take photographs when you go on visits, so that these can be used when you return to the classroom.
When you have your pictures, the children (individually or in small groups) can choose the photo which they like best, and open it in a paint program. Once this is done, they can paste a message on top of the photo such as "Wish you were here..." or the name of the place depicted in the photo.
If they have a number of photos which they like, they could shrink them and paste them all onto one postcard, so that it shows a number of different scenes from the same area.
When the children are happy with their postcards, they can be printed and a message / address written on the back.
Electronic Postcards:
Electronic Postcards are now very popular, so why not encourage the children to make their own ones? They will obviously need to be familiar with this type of postcard, and they can gain experience by sending a few to their friends! Sites like www.bluemountain.com let you send them, although you might have to pay.
To make an electronic postcard, the children will need to be shown how to use multimedia software, such as Powerpoint.
To make their postcard, the children will need to insert an appropriate picture, add some text above or below the picture, and they might also want to include a background song. There are many .midi files available for download from the internet, which are suitable for this.
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2014 Wesley Center Conference to be held March 6-8, 2014
You are invited to the 2014 NNU Wesley Center Conference. The event is happening a month later than usual, March 6-8, and will include an extra day of conference activities.
On Thursday, March 6, the theme is "Wesley Talks: Faith and Culture." Captivating TED Talk videos and other informative media will serve as springboards for discussion on Christian faith and ministry. The day will take creative ministry reflection to a whole new level. The conversations should be rich and diverse!
Friday and Saturday's events, March 7 and 8, include scholarly presentations from the Wesleyan Theological Society, the leading society for Wesleyan-Holiness intellectual development. Wesleyan scholars from around the USA and a few from outside the country will explore the theme, "Atonement in the Wesleyan Tradition." World famous biblical scholar, Ben Witherington, and leading Wesleyan theologian, Randy Maddox, will give keynote presentations. Other major Wesley scholars will attend and present papers.
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Lanes of London is a modern British eatery and bar located on Park Lane, Mayfair.
Offering a delicious seasonal menu, using locally sourced British rare-breed and wild food produce.
Alongside a food menu that delivers great flavours, Lanes of London bar serves great wines, craft beers and excellent cocktails.
Open for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner and late night drinks.
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In a 21st-century world consumed with interest in "the dark side" of the paranormal, is the mysterious realm of demonic spirits and other-worldly beings that literally fill our pop culture screens and load down our bookshelves really real? Is the devil a myth – a figment of the human imagination – or is there an existing demonic world of darkness?
The answer: He is. Bad news for a world that operates virtually unaware of the oppression, depression and very tangible torment daily added to millions of lives by unseen spiritual forces and sources – often infiltrating through the portal of popular entertainment. As Christians, we too often play into the hand of Satan and his demonic hosts when we approach demonic warfare as a theoretical game or 'curiosity' rather than a life-threatening conspiracy from the pit of hell.
The good news, as presented by Dr. Karl Payne in the pages of his newly released book "Spiritual Warfare," is that, through God's Word and its effective use by Christians armed by God to be biblically clothed to combat the realms of darkness in the spiritual world, Satan is a defeated foe!
The author issues a provocative, biblically-based challenge for all Christians, regardless of their denominational, ecclesiastical or theological loyalties, to consider the subject of spiritual warfare in general and demonic warfare in particular.
"Spiritual Warfare" is a book that offers practical hope for the believer and help for those that struggle with the very real issues of spiritual combat. Spiritual warfare is a reality, and the one most likely to lose the battle is the one least aware of it. Dr. Payne offers balanced and theologically sound answers to the often heard pop culture questions:
Through the pages of "Spiritual Warfare," Dr. Payne offers a fascinating Bible-based and Scripture-backed examination of demonic oppression, demonization and possession. It's a book that offers insight and empowerment to Christian believers and invaluable wisdom and guidance toward total victory for those who struggle with the very real issues of spiritual combat.
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Dr. Karl Payne received his Master of Divinity and Doctorate of Ministry from Western Seminary in Portland, Ore. For over 25 years, Dr. Payne has offered training on spiritual warfare through his discipleship and apologetics writings. He serves as pastor of leadership development at Antioch Bible Church and is the founder of Transferable Cross Training Foundation. He also serves as the Chaplain of the Seattle Seahawks.
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San Diego – The No. 1-ranked University of Florida softball team ran its season-opening win streak to 21 games with a 9-0 (5 innings) win over UC Davis and an 8-0 (5 innings) victory against San Diego on Day 2 of the San Diego Classic I. Delanie Gourley and Lauren Haeger combined for a two-hit shutout against the Aggies, while Aleshia Ocasio blanked the Toreros in a one-hitter.
Two California-born freshmen led Florida at the plate in the first game, as Nicole DeWitt had three RBI and Janell Wheaton drove in a pair of runs. In the second contest, upperclassmen Bailey Castro and Kirsti Merritt both homered and had two RBI.
Florida got on the board in the bottom of the first against the Aggies as Kelsey Stewart led off with a double before coming home on an RBI two-base hit by Haeger. Haeger and Bailey Castro drew one-out walks in the third, with the Arizona native scoring on Taylore Fuller's RBI single through the right side. DeWitt then walked to load the bases, and Wheaton capitalized with a two-run double to left-center to raise the lead to 4-0.
The Gators' momentum continued in the fourth when Kirsti Merritt drew a one-out walk before going first-to-third on a base hit by Haeger. Merritt then scored on Castro's RBI single, and Fuller got a hit of her own to load the bases for DeWitt. The first-year Gator cleared the bases with a double to left, increasing the UF advantage to 8-0. DeWitt advanced on a UC Davis fielding error and then came home with Florida's ninth run on an RBI groundout by pinch-hitter Kayli Kvistad.
Following four scoreless innings of one-hit ball from Gourley, Haeger moved to the circle and allowed a one-out double in the fifth before closing out the mercy-rule victory for the Gators.
Stewart singled and Merritt walked in the top of the first against San Diego, with the infielder coming home on Castro's sacrifice fly to center and the outfielder scoring on an RBI double by Fuller. Florida loaded the bases two innings later when Castro was hit by a pitch, DeWitt singled to right-center and Kvistad walked. The Orange and Blue extended their lead to 3-0 when Ocasio reached on a two-out error by the USD shortstop, allowing Castro to come home.
The Pembroke Pines, Fla., native provided more insurance in the fourth with a solo home run to right-center. Justine McLean beat out and infield single to lead off the next inning, advancing on Taylor Schwarz' single and then scoring when USD threw the ball into center field on double steal by the Gators. The junior scored later in the frame on a sacrifice fly by Stewart, and Merritt ran the lead to 8-0 with a two-run home run to left field that plated pinch-hitter Chelsea Herndon, who had walked.
San Diego had a leadoff double to center field in the fifth for its first hit of the game, but Ocasio got a popout, groundout and strikeout to seal Florida's 21st win of the year.
* Janell Wheaton: Playing two hours south of her hometown of San Dimas, Calif., the freshman catcher roped a two-run double against the Aggies, providing insurance in the Gator win.
* Nicole DeWitt: Just 90 minutes from her hometown of Garden Grove, Calif., the first-year Gator provided the mercy-rule margin with her three-run double in the fourth.
* Bailey Castro: The senior outfielder reached base in five of her six plate appearances on the day, scoring four times and driving in three runs.
* 10 of Florida's 21 wins this year have come in five innings.
* Wheaton's two-RBI double in Game 1 was her first two-base hit since she doubled twice against Hampton in the season opener on Feb. 6.
* DeWitt's double was the first of her career, and her three RBI in the contest tied her career high.
* Haeger recorded her sixth multi-hit game of the season, while Fuller had her third.
* Castro's home run was her fifth of the year, breaking a tie with Kvistad to take sole possession of second place on the team (Haeger – 6).
* Merritt's blast was her fourth of the year and her fourth since Feb. 8, when she totaled three homers against Jacksonville and USF in Tampa.
* Ocasio's shutout against San Diego marked Florida's third solo one-hitter of the season (last: Ocasio vs. Illinois State, Feb. 21).
On Florida's offensive production on Saturday:
"It's a great way to generate offense, by manufacturing runs. You can't always hit the home run, especially in a big ballpark like we were playing [in] today. It was nice to get some runs on the board early."
On the Gator pitching staff, which allowed a total of three hits in two games:
"Delanie set the tempo today for us. [She] did a good job – gave up the first hit of the game and then settled in nicely, and Lauren came in and closed the door. I thought Aleshia was really good, changing speeds, spins, locations [and] using her defense. I thought all in all, [it was] a solid day all the way around."
On Sunday's game against San Diego State:
"San Diego State is a good team. It's a good opportunity for us to play a team like [them, who has been]. Mountain West champion a lot of times in a row. A good team on their home field – a true road game on aSunday. It almost has a championship-type tournament feeling. I think it will be great. Hopefully, weather permitting, we'll get a chance to get out there and play. The overall complexion of our team is really good – the baserunning, the defense, the pitching, the hitting and the timely hitting. That's what it's going to take to win this weekend."
- Florida Head Coach Tim Walton
Florida concludes play at the San Diego Classic I on Sunday, when the Gators will face tournament co-host San Diego State at 2:30 p.m. ET. WGGG (1230-AM)<http://www.floridasportstalk.fm/> will have the radio broadcast with Corey Brooks (play-by-play) and Megan Bush (analysis) on the call. In addition, a live stats link can be found on the schedule page<http://www.gatorzone.com/schedule.php?sport=softb> on GatorZone.com.


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Comparing Notes is a continuing series in which perfumers exchange insights into raw materials, formulation techniques, finished fragrances and their experiences in the fragrance industry.
Coumarin is present in a wide variety of natural sources, from grass to hay to citrus peel, says perfumer Kevin Verspoor, seated in drom's New York fragrance studio. Its character, he adds, is such that even synthetic coumarin imparts a natural effect. As Verspoor talks, he passes around blotters of coumarin. "It's one of the great, premier fragrance materials of all time," he says. "It works so well in almost any construction. Not only is it the backbone of the fougère [fragrance family], but it's also used in chypres, orientals, fl orals and citrus blends. It's really almost a universal material that lends itself to all fragrance constructions."
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Work on Railroad Street set for Saturday
HARTWELL, Ga. -- For the past year, members of a non-profit group in Hartwell known as TORCH have been working to redevelop Railroad Street behind Depot Street.
There's a lot that has to be done and this weekend people are invited to the first-ever "I've Been Working on the Railroad" clean up day Saturday.
Hart County Chamber director Nikki Meyer said it's a day for those interested to get their hands dirty and contribute to making their downtown better.
"This is going to be a fund raising opportunity for people to come out who would like to work on the railroad," Meyer said. "We need people with garden gloves and tools and rakes. We're going to have some heavy equipment out there to clean some things up."
Meyer said so far, engineering and surveying work as well as architectural designs for how Railroad Street will look one day are already in the works.
"Feel free to make any sort of donation Saturday," Meyer said. "That will help give us the money we need to begin buying the buildings along Railroad St. That's where we're at right now."
Plans are to revitalize Railraod Street and put in new shops, restaurants, an artists pavilion, walking trails and a park for children.
Volunteers will be working, Meyer said, to clean up the old platform where the pavilion will be along with other projects. Lunch will be provided.
Work Saturday on Railroad Street will be from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, call Meyer at the Chamber office at 706-376-8590.
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I was asked to write an article for Eat This! Charleston about the Lowcountry Local First Farm Tour. It was so much fun!! Corby, Walker, Nemo (our 11 year old Springer Spaniel) and I piled into the car and drove out to John's Island where we met up with Ian, the photographer (his photograph is to the left and there are a lot more in the article) from Eat This!. Ian is a sophmore in high school and got into photography through the school newspaper, and he is extremely talented- I can't wait to see where this kid is in ten years. There were seven farms on the tour, and because of timing and the fact that we had Nemo with us, we only ended up going to five farms. It was so interesting to see what an amazing impact of the whole "buy local, eat local" movement is having on these farms that might otherwise be out of business. The best part of the whole thing was that each farm was serving some sort of food, and clearly, since I was writing an article, I needed to try everything that they had. It was really tough for me when we got to the winnery and all they had was four fantastic desserts that we just had to buy and eat. It was awesome. Here is the article from the magazine- hope you like it! http://www.eatthischarleston.com/index.php/features/item/the-low-down-on-our-local-farms#
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Visual Research
Today we are sharing a collection of visual reference that we have been discussing in the studio.
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Today we are sharing a collection of visual reference that we have been discussing in the studio.
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Running alongside our concept development work this week, we have been looking a little closer at the mechanics of how a State Government brand must work competitively. Side by side with other states, up and down with other regions. Read more
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After a short break we've jumped back into the project with some fresh energy, having now completed both the stage one findings and the creative brief. Sifting through all of the discussion so far, we were quite humbled by the response and are really excited by the creative potential that exists in this swirling mix of thoughts, ideas and opinions.
As with anything on our blog, we are really keen to hear your feedback so don't be shy. We are currently gathering our thoughts and nutting out the plan of attack for the design phase, so stay tuned as things will be heating up in the coming days and weeks.
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Big thanks to Sebastian for this evocative window into his imagination. www.guerriniisland.com
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We have now officially concluded the the first phase of our project, having closed off the polls and published all perspective pieces. We have been overwhelmed by the ideas, enthusiasm and support over the past six weeks and now have a heap of valuable information to digest and collate. But, your input doesn't stop here… Read more
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To add a historical perspective on government branding we spoke to Katherine Hepworth, a Swinburne PHD student who is completing a thesis on the topic.
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Having tapped into a rich mix of local viewpoints, we thought it was time to hear what an identity designer with a true outsiders perspective had to say about the Tasmanian brand. Read more
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An interesting idea has been floated in The Mercury today. The obvious question remains to be answered, will it be viable? But great to see some fresh, bold thinking getting a bit of air time regardless.
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Background: A very important aspect of any brand identity is the colour palette. Whilst it must firstly appeal to the eye, it's also important that it evokes positive feelings and develops symbolic meaning over time.
Which of these colours depicts a positive representation of Tasmanian wilderness and landscape in your eyes?
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Adobe InDesign and Photoshop CS4 Integration By Terry White
How to get the most out of using these powerful applications together
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Setting up InDesign defaults with your personal preferences
Frames are necessary for placing anything in an InDesign document
This lesson covers three ways to place content into your document
Fitting the content into the size of the frames
Resolution must be considered when you are resizing images in your document
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Going from start to finish with laying out an InDesign document
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China Gets Serious on Climate - But Is It Enough?
August 26, 2009
Let's start with the good news: Regardless of what you've heard from grumbling senators here in the United States, the Chinese government is taking global warming seriously. China Daily reports that the country may soon put in place binding rules to regulate its greenhouse-gas emissions, according to a still-circulating draft resolution. Various stage agencies, meanwhile, have been gaming out scenarios in which the country's emissions peak in the next decade or two and then decline.
Beware: Do Not Read if All You Want Is an Intellectual Fix for One of Your Political Prejudices. This Is Serious Stuff!
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Jeffrey Herf is one of the pre-eminent intellectual historians of totalitarianism. He is a frequent contributor to The New Republic. See, for example, his last few contributions here, here, and here. You can also find a TNR review of one of his books, Divided Memory: The Nazi Past in the Two Germanys, here. In the current issue of The American Interest, Herf makes a highly convincing argument that radical Islam today is in fact a totalitarian movement with totalitarian ideology and totalitarian methods. No, it is not Nazism or Communism.
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August 26, 2009
Over the past 40 years, Edward Moore Kennedy was the grand statesman of the Democratic liberalism that emerged out of the 1960s. He was a loyalist to his principles even when those principles fell completely out of fashion. He overcame personal flaws and searing travails to become a masterful legislator, congressional infighter, and builder of unlikely coalitions. Ironically, he achieved all of this only after he had surmounted the political entitlement that made his career possible in the first place.
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August 24, 2009
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Down Under
August 24, 2009
SYDNEY, Australia--The hardest slogan to sell in politics is: "Things could have been a whole lot worse." No wonder President Obama is having trouble defending his stimulus plan. If governments around the world, including our own, had not acted aggressively--and had not spent piles of money--a very bad economic situation would have become a cataclysm. But because the cataclysm was avoided, this is an invisible achievement. Many whose bacon was saved, particularly in the banking and corporate sectors, do not want to admit how important the actions of government were.
Revising The Target
August 16, 2009
The piece I posted last Friday has unleashed a torrent of criticism. Alas, some of it is based on a misunderstanding of what I said, and much of it reflects an unwillingness to face political reality. I did not--repeat, did not--propose "abandoning health reform." Here's what I said: [T]he president would be well advised to focus more on the economy over the next three years, and to persuade average Americans that the economy is as central to his concerns as is it to theirs.
Being Human
August 15, 2009
Quiet Chaos -- IFC Films The Girl From Monaco -- Magnolia Pictures Nanni Moretti, treasured in Europe, is scarcely known in the United States. This schism usually happens with film people whose work is strapped culturally to one country, but Moretti's writing and directing and acting are not only celebrated in Italy, they have prospered elsewhere. Not here, however, though his strongest concern is human commonality. Sometimes, in a career that began in 1973, he has appeared in films directed by others. This is true of his latest, Quiet Chaos.
An Idea For Chuck Norris And Company
August 12, 2009
Ed Kilgore is managing editor of The Democratic Strategist, a senior fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute, and a frequent contributor to a variety of political journals. A big part of the fight against health reform right now involves the identification of specific provisions in the House bill that are then distorted, taken out of context, or otherwise twisted to create the impression of some scary or monstrous outrage.
Apples And Oranges
August 12, 2009
Ed Kilgore has a puzzling article on our website today, in which he compares opponents of the president's health care plan to anti-gay bigots. Kilgore begins by arguing that the real motivation of most people who oppose gay marriage is that they just don't like gay people.
An Idea For Chuck Norris And Company
August 12, 2009
Ed Kilgore is managing editor of The Democratic Strategist, a senior fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute, and a frequent contributor to a variety of political journals. A big part of the fight against health reform right now involves the identification of specific provisions in the House bill that are then distorted, taken out of context, or otherwise twisted to create the impression of some scary or monstrous outrage.


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I believe you've developed a fondness for Stewart's portrayal of Picard. Stewart displays experience, charisma, aged persona, and a very 80s style of leadership. Who wouldn't want Picard to be your boss? He's able to solve real problems, and commands with excellence. Stewart played him like a fine wine. Really all of the ingredients were ripe, which is why you may get the feeling of "role of his career". In the series, the writing was typically spot on as well as the direction and his approach to the character. Later, the only thing that saved the movies was his ability to read lines.
Shatner's portrayal of Kirk is probably next to best, especially in the movies. You have to forgive the nature of how they shot the show in the 60's. Often times the scripts were delivered so late Shatner was unable to memorize his lines, which reportedly created "The...Shat...As..We Know It!"
I actually thought Brooks really developed with his character throughout the duration of DS9. Some call it over the top, some say over acting, but I've always been fond of Ben Sisko. I'm not sure any other actor could have done as good of a job in this role. The only thing I cringe at is that "Wow" moment in the pilot on the beach with Jennifer.
If you can get past Mulgrew's voice you'll love the Janeway. I think Mulgrew single handily saved this series. She's a class act.
I've always been a huge fan of Bakula. I was so excited when Enterprise was announced with him at the helm. I think that's the reason I hung on to this show for so long. Honestly though, I blame the weak episodes and writers that made his character so wishy washy. Season 4 was a vast improvement for Archer.
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Saturday, March 9, 2013
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Gwinnett is graying.
It's a fact that Commission Chairwoman Charlotte Nash is all too aware of, since she celebrated her 60th birthday last month.
But with a 91 percent increase in people 60 and older recorded between the 2000 and 2010 Census, the good news is the county can count on a significant increase in federal funds for services for seniors.
Commissioners approved a new senior services plan last week that not only increases the government's capacity to serve meals and increase transportation services but also to open a satellite senior program at the Centerville community center.
"That's good news for us," Jamie Cramer, the manager of senior services, said during a presentation to commissioners last month of the $397,500 in increased funding the county is expecting during the upcoming fiscal year, which begins July 1.
In 2000, Gwinnett had 46,216 residents who were age 60 and older, compared to 88,041 in 2010.
While exact comparisons are not available, county officials said home-delivered meals have increased from 84,596 in 2006 to 96,552 in 2012 and meals served at county senior centers increased from 32,605 to 50,890. Calls from residents requesting assistance and information increased from 13,144 to 19,600 over the same seven year time frame.
With the new funding, which brings the total to more than $1.5 million including state and local matches, the county is expected to deliver another 17,500 meals a year. That adds 70 more seniors to the program, but doesn't cover all of the 200 on the waiting list.
The increase also allows for 4,000 more one-way passenger trips for medical-related appointments and allows the county to set up a volunteer transportation initiative, which could help more seniors find rides.
Nash initially expressed concern about the expanded service, since people from rural areas have objected to the shift of money away from their communities. But she said officials have set up a plan to cut back if any reductions come, including from the sequestration cuts approved by Congress.
"I have no question about the need for these type of services," Nash said. "I'm excited about the prospect that the funding is being equalized."
Cramer said leaders are also making plans to make sure the seniors of diverse backgrounds are taken care of, since the census also revealed a need for help with Spanish-, Korean- and Chinese-speakers.
More like this story
- Gwinnett leaders planning to use ARC grant to help Alzheimer's caregivers ( March 19, 2015 )
- Nash tackles corruption issue ( January 16, 2013 )
- Donations to help provide meals, transportation to Gwinnett seniors ( April 2, 2014 )
- Renovation complete at Bethesda Senior Center ( October 21, 2011 )
- Nash to deliver State of the County Address ( February 14, 2012 )
BuzzG 2 years, 7 months ago
"the good news is the county can count on a significant increase in federal funds for services for seniors." And where do the federal funds come from?
I guess Cammy thinks that "federal funds" are like manna from heaven. The lord (Barak Obama) sends it and we just gather it up and eat it. Not one hint in the article that the federal funds will either be paid for by working people or borrowed from the Chinese to be paid back by future generations.
Why_not 2 years, 7 months ago
This program will provide extremely important services to our seniors....many of who would not have any means of transportation to and from medical appointments otherwise. I Am not sure how anyone could not be for this program and what is does.
R 2 years, 7 months ago
Because every program starts off providing needed services that's good for someone, but as a nation the Fed ( Read US) is 16 TRILLION under water...
Perhaps we can trade the funding spent on studying the underground sex life of potatoes and move it here.
The magic of line item budgets at work.
JHogan 2 years, 7 months ago
I've read any number of comments which evince a lack of understanding of how modern monetary systems work. May I suggest that that this book is the best exposition of how money actually works in today's world.
We aren't on a hard money system anymore and haven't been since 1971. That was over 40 years ago, but there are still comments made which make reference to some mythical amount of "money" that will be diluted if we were to create more of it.
Then there are the comments which refer to the "deficit" as if it were some huge dragon, about to eat us all. Lookit folks: The US debt is denominated in dollars, which the US can issue in huge (limited only by inflation) quantities. The idea that we might not be able to "borrow" more money is absolutely ludicrous. We really don't have to "borrow" anything if we don't want to in order to create more money. Really!
We have the power to coin our own money. We don't have to "borrow" anything to create more money.
JHogan 2 years, 7 months ago
If anyone is wondering what the post above has to do with this thread, please note that 2 of the 3 previous comments were about economic reasons why this service to seniors is objectionable.
jack 2 years, 7 months ago
I say have the Fed print up enough money and give every man, woman, and child a few million.
There would then be no need for programs like this one.
Kent 2 years, 7 months ago
My question is, what have all these poor old seniors done all their life to make sure they can be self sufficient in their older years. It is all about decisions they made earlier which would have made them financially secure. Just because you are old does not entitle you to rob me just because I made the right decisions. Their lack of planning and sacrifice does not give them special rights to lessen my financial well being. Oh-let the children get all of grannys and grandpas assets in the childrens name so the children can get all the goodies and the taxpayers can pay for the old folks home, entertainment, and medical expenses. Then you have a Republican BOC who loves to buy geezer votes with taxpayer money. Shame on them and all you old farts who are all for increasing funding to the welfare state of Gwinnett county.
Why_not 2 years, 7 months ago
Spoken by a typical TEApublican as usual. Another"I got mine and I am not worried about anyone else" attitude. I can live on my retirement and be very comfortable, but I realize that not everyone is in the same situation. The dwindling few that remain of the "greatest generation" deserve our consideration.
kevin 2 years, 7 months ago
Why does the county need Federal funds for such nonsense? Please tell us what strings are attached to this money.
Why_not 2 years, 7 months ago
Nonsense? What a pathetic remark.
Kat 2 years, 7 months ago
Where I am from the senior center was the local coffe shop and church sponsored events.
SurelyNot 2 years, 7 months ago
This is great news for seniors. They need real help in all the counties so they can be independent as long as possible. Independence comes in the form of accessible transportation, meals on wheels, and places to go that help them maintain cognitive function as high as possible.
Why_not 2 years, 7 months ago
I agree totally. This program makes a Lot more sense than endless tax loopholes for wealthy corporations and tax subsidies for oil companies.


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Four Finalists Named for Cal Poly Pomona Presidency(February 13, 2003) -- Four candidates, all with ties to the California State University, today were named as finalists for the presidency of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. Current President Bob Suzuki is retiring in July.
The four, and the dates they will visit the campus, are:
"These are four outstanding individuals, each of whom would be a remarkable president for Cal Poly Pomona," said search committee chair and Trustee Anthony Vitti. "In this time of state budgetary cutbacks, we need a strong, gifted, energetic leader to move the campus forward, and any of these candidates could confront the challenges and succeed." The new president is expected to be named the week of March 10 when the CSU Board of Trustees meets March 11-12 at the Fullerton campus. The new leader would assume the presidency in July after the retirement of current President Suzuki, who has led the campus for the past 12 years.
Hackwood has been at CCST since 1995. It is a not-for-profit corporation sponsored by academic institutions in the state, including the California State University. It advises the state on science and technology issues.
She received her Ph.D. in solid state ionics from DeMontfort University, the United Kingdom, where she also received a bachelor's degree in combined science. She has held private and academic positions, including as a department head at AT&T Bell Labs; professor of electrical and computer engineering at UC Santa Barbara, where she was founder and director of the National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center for Robotic Systems in Microelectronics. She was the founding dean of the Bourns College of Engineering at UC Riverside.
Hefner has been president at SUNY Fredonia since 1996. All of his degrees are in economics: his Ph.D. and master's degree are from Washington State University, and his bachelor's degree is from California State University, Chico.
Prior to going to SUNY Fredonia, he served as the senior vice chancellor for academic affairs at the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities. He also was an administrator at CSU Monterey Bay; vice president for academic affairs at CSU San Bernardino; and a faculty member and administrator at CSU Chico.
Ortiz has been at Fresno State since 1996 as a faculty member and administrator. His Ph.D. is in early childhood special education from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. His master's is in special education from the University of New Mexico, where he also received a bachelor's degree in English, secondary education and coaching.
Prior to Fresno, he held academic and administrative positions at the University of Southern Colorado and Appalachian State University. He also was a special education teacher in Albuquerque, NM.
Smith has been at CSU Fullerton since 1990. His degrees are all in accounting. His Ph.D. is from the University of Illinois, his master's degree is from the University of Massachusetts and his bachelor's degree is from Providence College.
Prior to becoming the vice president at Fullerton, he served as the university's dean of the School of Business and Finance. He also was a dean at Cleveland State University and Shippensburg State College, and was a department chair and faculty member at the University of Rhode Island.
The search for a new president began in November 2002. The search committee is composed of three trustees plus the board chair, CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed, a CSU president, Pomona faculty, staff and student representatives and a community person.
A four-year university with a 1,438-acre campus that once was the winter ranch of cereal magnate W.K. Kellogg, Cal Poly Pomona both mirrors and benefits from the region's diversity. As part of the CSU system, the university's 2,600 faculty and staff serve nearly 20,000 students. Offering degrees in bachelor's, master's and certificate programs, the university's mission is to advance learning and knowledge by linking theory and practice. Its "learn by doing" polytechnic philosophy is a major reason why Cal Poly Pomona graduates are among the most sought-after professionals in today's marketplace.
The California State University is the largest system of senior higher education in the country, with 23 campuses, nearly 407,000 students and 44,000 faculty and staff. Since the system was created in 1961, it has awarded about 2 million degrees. The CSU is renowned for the quality of its teaching and for the job-ready graduates it produces. Its mission is to provide high-quality, affordable education to meet the ever-changing needs of the people of California. With its commitment to excellence, diversity and innovation, the CSU is the university system that is working for California. See www.calstate.edu.
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NICHOLVILLE The Telecom Council of Silicon Valley has announced that Slic Network Solutions has joined 120 of telecommunication's innovation community as a Telecom Council Member.
The partnership will provide Slic Network Solutions with a platform to influence the next generation of industry advancements, discover innovative technologies, and build partnerships with other companies on the leading edge of telecom.
The Telecom Council welcomes Slic Network Solutions to the innovation community including: 50+ global telcos like Verizon, NTT, Vodafone, China Mobile, and Tata Communications; top tier vendors like Qualcomm, Nvidia, Sony, Cisco, Silicon Image, and Huawei; investors like Docomo Capital, Nokia Growth Partners, Roger Venture Partners, Ericsson Strategic Investments; and scores of startups. "The objective of the Council is to connect decision makers from companies building and maintaining networks with decision makers from companies innovating new products and services for those networks," said Liz Kerton, President of The Telecom Council of Silicon Valley. "It's with that objective in mind, that we're honored to continue to include companies like Slic Network Solutions which promotes innovative ideas and leadership both behind their corporate firewall and across the telecom industry."
Slic Networks Solutions' debut with the Telecom Council culminated with a keynote presentation on June 11. Slic President & CTO Phil Wagschal shared lessons learned on scaling rural broadband quickly and sustainably, including: securing federal and state funding, negotiating affordable pole rights, transitioning company culture, and designing a maintainable network. Slic is leading the industry by example with a proven model to expand broadband into rural areas of New York's Adirondack North Country.
Slic's leadership in the industry was recognized earlier this month at the NY Broadband Summit, where the NYS Broadband Program Office awarded Wagschal with its first Extraordinary Broadband Leader Award. "We are so pleased that Phil Wagschal can share his insights on the last mile for broadband to the innovative carriers of the Silicon Valley's Telecom Council. As the recipient of the 2014 New York State Broadband Leadership Award, Phil embodies the commitment and resourcefulness of our local providers to expand broadband availability into unserved rural communities. He has helped shape Slic Network Solutions to become the model for other rural operators," said David Salway, executive director, NYS Broadband Program Office.
Mark Dzwonczyk, CEO of Slic's parent company, Nicholville Telephone Company, and Silicon Valley resident, remarked about Slic's critical role in often-overlooked markets that are unserved by high-speed internet access. "Nearly 25 percent of rural America remains unserved by broadband access. Reliable internet access is critical for economic growth and bridging the digital divide that often separates the households between well-connected areas such as Silicon Valley and more remote communities like the Adirondacks. We are so pleased to join the Telecom Council to further share our successes with fiber-to-the-home and wireless last mile solutions."
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A rescue of Bristol-founded pawnbroker Albemarle & Bond will be completed this week after a deal was struck to save some of its 183 branches and 900 jobs. Administrators from PwC said negotiations with a preferred bidder for the sale of Albemarle as a going concern were at an advanced stage. It came after reports said ex-Bank of Scotland chief executive Sir Peter Burt was poised to buy it through his Promethean Investments private equity vehicle.