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If you're a fan of the K-Town reality show – then you should also take a look at the producers' next new show: Roll Models. Set in Southern California, Roll Models follows the lives of various Asian American import car models and gogo dancers. While there's a plenty of negative talk and controversy around the show – we appreciate that this show adds on to the Asian American experience – namely, Asian American youth subculture. Hate it or love it – it's a show featuring a predominately Asian American female cast. I'm definitely tuning in to watch.
Now, while we wait for the show to premiere on the 27th on the LOUD Channel, we did a fun 20 questions interview with some of the cast members – next up, Danielle Lo!
(Also check out our previous interview with Gina Darling here!)
NAME: Danielle Lo
NICKNAMES? D-Lo
AGE: Perceived as a 12 yr old…actual age: 24.
ETHNICITY: 1/2 Chinese, 1/8: English, Irish, German and Austrian. Although I'm commonly mistaken as Hispanic or Filipino.
WHERE WERE YOU BORN? Born and raised in Northern California
WHERE DID YOU GROW UP? (see above)
GIVE US ONE REASON WHY EVERYONE SHOULD TUNE INTO 'ROLL MODELS': Roll Models is exactly that…models on a roll, doing their thing. It gives our fans, friends and viewers and inside perspective on the import scene, and the modeling aspect of the industry. Ever wonder what girls talk about when they're together with their friends? When you watch Roll Models, you get to see exactly that! Girls, being girls. It also exposes Asian American culture in Orange County. I used to think I was more in touch with my Asian side of the family, but some of my friends here like to refer to my family as the "Asian" version of the Brady Bunch.
1. Your go-to karaoke song: A$AP ROCKY's F*CKIN' PROBLEMS!
2. Last time you cried: While being filmed on Roll Models O.O
3. What always makes you laugh: When people sacrifice their own humiliation for the sake of entertaining others. More often that not, I am normally the one making fun of myself in order to cheer people up.
4. Your go-to comfort food: This is very difficult, I love all types of food…so I will leave this answer blank. Although I will note that unlike most girls, I do not turn to chocolate or sweets for comfort. Maybe some Mexican food! YUM! Haha.
5. Last thing you ate: BBQ at my friend's house.
6. Currently on "repeat" on your ipod: My current morning cycle of songs are: Like Whaaat by Problem, High School by Nicki Minaj and Beautiful Goodbye by Maroon 5…very different songs, but I general find songs that I like and play them on repeating cycles for a few weeks until I get tired of them and move on to the next set of songs I find.
7. A guilty pleasure you don't feel guilty about: Eating…a lot, whatever I want, whenever I want. I grew up with a family that loves to cook, eat out and have people over for gourmet potluck dinners! Thank goodness for fast metabolism and good genetics! When the day comes, where it starts to slow down I will get my butt in gear and hit the gym…food is the one thing I will never be able to deprive myself of.
8. Current favorite place: My bed! Haha.
9. Favorite drink, alcoholic or otherwise: MILK! Yes I am weird – and sadly I am allergic to milk, but I don't care! Haha, I've even been crazy enough to order a large cup of milk from Starbucks. Maybe that's my REAL guilty pleasure – because even though I'm not supposed to have it…I drink it anyways.
10. Current obsessions? Can't think of any….WORK? LOL
11. Pet peeve: People cracking their joints. Just the sound makes me want to gag!
12. Habit I need to break: Late night snacks! I just can't help it!!! Staying up late, my body is using fuel and requires more food at later hours. I know it's not good for you, so I'm trying to cut back.
13. Talent you'd like to have: I wish I could be a b-boy dancer! Break dancing is so awesome!!!!
14. Word or phrase you most overuse: I think everyone who was a part of the Roll Model show can answer this question! "Yeah…Uh-huh" *nods head*
15. Most treasured possession? My puppy, Mollie!
16. Greatest fear? That the standards of love and principles of marriage have changed and that the bonds and relationships that existed during my grandparents' time no longer exists.
17. Favorite childhood pastime or memory: All of my memories of myself as a child were great! I miss being young, wild and free-spirited…I love reminiscing of my mom, dad and sister and our strong relationships growing up.
18. Motto? Life is what you make it.
19. What's cool about being Asian: Asians are diverse! We can be geeky, goofy, dorky, sexy, nerdy, witty, creative, artistic OR all of the above! Plus our food! Haha, I love all types of Asian cuisine! Living near Westminster and Garden Grove has its perks!
20. If you weren't doing what you are doing now, what occupation would you be doing? Hmmm, that is hard to say. I am at a point in my life where I am taking things as they come. I haven't committed to a set occupation because I'm not sure of what exactly I want to do, and I don't want to limit myself. Thankfully, through my networking within the import scene a lot of different doors have opened. It's nice to try new things!
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Wildlife officials say a manatee calf is recuperating at Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo after being rescued from Bayboro Harbor near St. Petersburg.
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Tina Fey is known for many things. Of course we have Liz Lemon on 30 Rock, her history as a writer for Saturday Night Live and Mean Girls, and her hilarious book Bossypants – and this is just barely touching on her many accomplishments. Style wise, she's also known for consistently rocking eyeglasses and making them a part of her "look."
As someone who has given up on contacts and wears her dark-rimmed Ray-Ban glasses everyday, I'm a big fan of anyone who actually embraces the fact that yes, they need glasses to see; and yes, they're going to wear them in public. Granted, you're not likely to see Fey at an award ceremony in glasses, but here are some other famous women who are not only rarely without their glasses, but have pulled off the look flawlessly.


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This morning I recognised that my Zimbra server wasn't running, so I tried a "zmcontrol status". It didn't work:
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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -- The University of Georgia will ban backpacks in the school's football stadium during its commencement ceremony on May 10.
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I call it "Mommy's Playroom."
than I needed formal living and dining rooms.
Wow! Those spaces are amazing and so open to letting the creativity out!! I love it. I wish we had the space :-( We are currently working on trying to get our girls to share a room so we can make an craft/office space. Yay for making space for creativity!
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'Dakota Air: The Radio Show' to be performed in the heart of Mountrail County
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STANLEY — Fargo production company Prairie Airwaves has announced that the live variety program "Dakota Air: The Radio Show" will be performed in Stanley at the Sibyl Center at 2 p.m. on April ....
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ISU Anticipates a New Season Ticket Record and Continuing Attendance Streak
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State University announced today that it fully anticipates exceeding last year's record setting season football ticket sales of 40,547 and also expects to continue to have more than 50,000 fans attend home games which currently stands at 13 straight games.
"As of this morning we have sold-out of season tickets in the end-zone and only have a few scattered single tickets left in the non-donor cardinal ($225) and gold ($175) sections," said Justin Thompson, Director of Ticket Sales. "At this point we only have a limited supply of full-price donor tickets ($375) and hillside ($125) tickets available".
A limited supply of season tickets located in the donor reserved ($375) or hillside ($125) areas are still available and fans are encouraged to purchase as soon as possible to guarantee themselves a ticket for this year's football season. Season tickets in these areas, as well as the limited single seats in the non-donor sections, will be available for purchase online at cyclones.com, by phone at 888-478-2925, or in person at the Iowa State Athletics Ticket Office beginning at 8 a.m. on Thursday morning.
"When I was named head coach of our football program four years ago I encouraged fans to purchase their season tickets because I expected a time when purchasing a single game ticket in Jack Trice Stadium was going to be impossible", said head football coach Paul Rhoads. "That time is very near and I could not be more proud of our fans."
Iowa State University has had more than 50,000 fans in attendance at every football game during the past two seasons and anticipates reaching a complete sellout (56,800) for its first three home games this year versus Northern Iowa, Iowa and Texas.
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It is 2010 MLB Opening Day Fanatics! After a long winter, it is time to get after it with some baseball.
I thought it would be fun for us to get a quick gage today on which MLB team is the most popular here on the site.
Vote and please, leave comments as well.
For the record, I am a diehard Atlanta Braves fan. They were on TBS all of the time while growing up so I watched them a lot. The Royals are my AL team. They're terrible but local and dad took me there a lot.
I posted all of the local teams and also some national franchises who seem to have large followings. Feel free to leave a response below if you fill out other, as I'm sure quite a few of you will do.
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BREW CREW all the way.
Mets fan by blood, Twins fan by choice. If I had to choose between the two, well, it was the Twins jersey I wore to work today...
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This is the year for the Cubs!
Heyward ---Rookie of the Year
Jair ---Cy Young!
McCann ---MVP
Cox ---Coach of the Year
Braves ---World Series Champs!!
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This is the year for the Cubs!
Meh - it's only opening day. Give it a week - that's about how long it'll take before I anticipate the "maybe next year" chant
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Heyward ---Rookie of the Year
Jair ---Cy Young!
McCann ---MVP
Cox ---Coach of the Year
Braves ---World Series Champs!!
How can you see it any other way?
I don't see it that way because my head isn't surrounded by a cloud of ganja?
Man, this website has made me seriously hate twins fans.
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SHADYSIDE - The Shadyside Tigers are on the brink of heading to the inaugural Division III OHSAA State Team Wrestling Tournament.
"How about that?," asked Shadyside head coach Scott Kinemond. "That's nice and special."
The Tigers cleared two more hurdles inside their own gymnsium Wednesday evening, capturing the Region 21A championship and advancing to the overall Region 21 championship match, which will be held next Wednesday at a site to be determined by the OHSAA.
In the semifinal, Shadyside dispatched Belpre, 46-27 and then easily cruised past Martins Ferry, which ousted Caldwell in its semifinal, by a 51-20 score.
"Our lighter-weight kids are wrestling well," Kinemond said. "Last week, it was good that those kids didn't get pinned. Now, this week, they're winning matches and a few of those were by pin, which is huge. This is a team tournament and right now we're wrestling as a team."
Next up for the Tigers is a date with Amanda-Clearcreek, which ousted host Bloom-Carroll in the bottom half of the Region 21 bracket. Since Shadyside is the highest seed remaining in the bracket, it could be in line to host the event.
"I can't ask for anymore than how these kids are wrestling right now," Kinemond said. "As long as keep the fire lit, I like our chances. We live for another round."
The Tigers' big trio of Ian Baker, Alex Quinn and Chase Kinemond is well documented seeing that all three have been all-Ohio and all three claimed OVAC titles two weeks ago.
However, the Tigers came out of the gates swinging and recorded decisive victories in the first three weight classes. Wyatt Skapk and Bailey Chaplin posted pins at 106 and 120, respectively, while Zach Vaughn scored a decision at 113, making it 15-0.
"It might not have been over mathematically, but the dual was basically over after 120 because we knew what they had coming up," said Ferry coach Scott Roth. "In duals, we need big points out of certain guys and guys to stay off their backs and we didn't get those."
After Ferry senior Damon Outward recorded a decision, Shadyside's Jake Haswell, who was trailing on the scoreboard, recorded a pin at the 4:21 mark, pushing the Tigers to a 21-3 lead.
Ferry got another decision from sophomore standout Bryce Coleman, but that set the table for the Baker, Quinn and Kinemond classes. All three recorded six-point victories and the match had officially been clinched for the Tigers.
"We're not looking for just those three seniors to carry us right now," Kinemond said. "We knew coming in (to the season) that Ian, Alex and Chase would be there, but we had some younger, inexperienced kids and they've really stepped up of late."
"We're finding ways and in a team tournament the W is all that matters."
The Tigers' lead swelled to 51-6 after the Riders forfeited at 170 and 182 pounds, but Mike Wear, Zac Coole and Johnathan Bodkin closed with victories for the Riders.


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Looks like i will need to be back in Tempe Saturday evening.
Will still be down for Saturday during the day, but will miss the gathering.
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(1) Old Pueblo Grill
(2) Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse
So what others would several of us want to see on the list? I propose they have to be proposed and seconded by someone else to be in the Poll.
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Heck - if it's too early for some, we can always call it a really late lunch; those of us not hitting the star parties can always meet up later for an 11:00 p.m. "breakfast"...
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We may want to make the "big" group event lunch - but even then, there's really no available "window" in the speakers' schedules.
My day is pretty much open, so I'll go along with whatever the group decides on - although I'll put a vote in for OPG, as it's a fairly short drive from ASAE.
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Posted 02 November 2012 - 01:58 PM
We're getting our threads criss-crossed. I'm making the same post to the Star Party thread.
It looks to me like most CN folks want to get together Sat Eve for dinner and socializing. At or after 5pm seems to be the best time for a dinner rendezvous. And, there are just a few folks wanting to go to TAAA-CAC star party that night. I'm glad to host a group to the star party Saturday night. I remember someone said they were going to dark site on Friday and another said Sunday. I can't speak for them about "hosting a group"...but, remind folks, there are star parties other nights.
Let's poll folks for these 2 scenarios, and plan to get together at Old Pueblo Grill. Those going to star party can rendezvous earlier, say 3:30 - 4:30, have a bite, and as the "in town" group starts arriving around 5pm, everyone will have time to meet and greet. The star party group could begin heading out about 5:30 as the in town group is gathering for their dinner. Two groups, one place, a little overlap, and from there, "the night is ours." The star party group can head south on Alvernon to I-10 and be on their way to the dark site quickly. OPG is 10 minutes from downtown convention center, and 10 minutes from I-10. I would probably head back to Tucson around 2am. But, I'm flexible.
I'll be glad to contact OPG, see if they can accommodate us with these scenarios and I'll get a reservation if this works for everyone. If they have a good idea what we want to do, we won't hit some unexpected snag. I have a star party reservation for 1 car, 4 people and so far just one passenger (looking forward to seeing you, Shneor) and room for 2...
Posted 02 November 2012 - 03:22 PM
Count me in for the 5pm seating.


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Five-Minute Face Frames
Pocket-hole joints provide the perfect combination of speed and strength for this job
- • Pocket Hole Solution
- • How a Pocket Hole Works
- • Pocket Hole Process
- • Hiding a Pocket Hole
- • Ensuring Perfect Joints
Pocket Hole Solution
When it comes to assembling face-frames for cabinets, there's nothing faster than pocket-hole joints -- each joint takes about 90 seconds apiece using a store-bought jig. Attaching the frame to the case hides the holes.
Pocket-hole screws give the frame all the strength it needs and then some. The angled screws cut across grain rings instead of only passing straight through the weaker end grain, making the joint tougher to pull apart.
The mechanical advantage of the screws makes these joints so strong, you can skip gluing the joints for face-frames. That's a big plus if you plan to stain the frame and don't want to bother sanding away glue smears.
Buy this Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig at Amazon.com
Buy the Kreg Face Frame Clamp at Amazon.com
If you take just a little time and a little money you can get a business license and buy your screws through a local cabinet shop supply house for a third or less than a place like HD, Lowes, Rockler, Woodcraft or even the internet, although the internet is a good choice if the shipping costs are included or low. I purchase mine from E. B. Bradley or Louis and Co.9/30/2012 08:42:51 PM Report Abuse
I have a bosch 4100 and it is super. It can be adjusted to rigid specs and it will stay there. It has the power to be used in a shop setting very well. Great saw!9/27/2012 02:14:30 PM Report Abuse
As to the "formula", you put a nickel on the jig base as a shim. Put the bit in the jig and bottom it out on the nickel. Then put the stop collar flush against the bushing. Perfect fit.9/27/2012 01:13:42 PM Report Abuse
why does nobody ever put the formula for figuring out where to put the stop collar on the drillbit so you don't drill through? Is there one?5/13/2012 12:40:38 PM Report Abuse
I was avery good boy this year. Santa left me a full Kreg jig kit under my tree at Christmas. Hoopie Doopie! I have fun!2/23/2012 01:40:31 AM Report Abuse
Screws can be found at most home stores and woodworkers stores. Be sure to select the right size and type for your project.2/23/2012 01:38:38 AM Report Abuse
The Master Jig seems to drill a deeper pocket than the portable jig. I had to use fine thread screws on Hard Maple. Hi-Lo screws were splitting out the face of the other board. Wasn't a problem with the portable jig. Am I doing something wrong/different.2/20/2012 11:11:38 AM Report Abuse
I use pocket screws and glue on all face frames. I allways use glue. The end grain will soak up a lot of glue, so seal it with a dab of glue and let it set for about 10-15 minutes. Apply glue as I would normally and join it with pocket screws. I have never had one fail doing this.2/18/2012 12:59:51 PM Report Abuse
I noticed one comment that needs correction. Even the antique furniture was not all glued. You cannot glue end grain. Hand made antique furniture was fastened with dovetails, tendons, splines,wood 'nails', wedges, etc.2/17/2012 09:07:33 PM Report Abuse
If your screws are coming out of the face on the frame, you need to use shorter screws! that was for vg491! Also, I find the fine thread screws work fine in hard wood like oak! But the course thread seems to always work with me. If I can hide the holes, I always go with pocket instead of dowels. It's easier and makes a solid joint.2/17/2012 03:41:18 PM Report Abuse
@vg491 Move the collar up a little on your drill bit so you don't drill so deep. That happens to all us at some point.2/16/2012 07:11:21 PM Report Abuse
I've been a custom interior carpenter for 20 years doing things like fireplace mantles & surrounds, built in bookcase and such. Never have I seen anything better than the Kreg jig system !!! anything less is UNACCEPTABLE! And if you dont use glue in your joints myour a cheapskate who shouldnt even bother with any kind of woodworking period.2/16/2012 12:43:54 PM Report Abuse
I have the Kreg master jig kit and I love it! Even with that I ALWAYS glue my joints..... screws can come loose over time!2/16/2012 12:16:36 PM Report Abuse
I have had a few pocket hole screws emerge through the face frame when I attacted it to the cabinate. What am I doing wrong ?2/16/2012 11:44:08 AM Report Abuse
While I do see the advantage for speed, it's like all things today scrape for tomorrow. Imagine what antiques would be here today if the craftsmen of yesterday skipped the glue. And by the way you don't have to sand the glue run off if you keep water and a rag close and wash any runoff out.2/16/2012 10:37:27 AM Report Abuse
There are other brands of pocket hole jigs Porter Cable and CMT make jigs also. I like my Kreg jig but for some reason it really bugs me that Kreg calls it the Kreg joint in their ad. Pocket holes have been around a lot longer than Kreg. The joints seems to be easier and better than dowels.2/16/2012 10:19:50 AM Report Abuse
Man! This is tough crowd! Edgey-kated woodworkers... who would of thunk it. But you got me, not COURSE but COARSE of course;-)2/16/2012 09:58:20 AM Report Abuse
coarse,coarse,coarse lol of coarse i spelled it wrong1/28/2012 10:59:26 AM Report Abuse
excuse me for being a gramatorical idiot see i didnt spell that right either like it matters. im a woodworker not a college graduate. and i dont capitalize either1/28/2012 10:57:35 AM Report Abuse
I had to disassemble a face frame once, 2nd time around the screws didn't hold as well as the 1st, so I used 1 1/4" drywall screws...worked great, wondered why I hadn't used them before?1/9/2012 05:29:34 PM Report Abuse
You want good price on screws go to www.sommerfeldtools.com1/5/2012 09:20:07 PM Report Abuse
Not to be a grammatical snob, but would someone please spell "coarse" correctly--with an "a", not a "u".lol.1/5/2012 12:23:47 PM Report Abuse
I too bought the Harbor Freight jig and used it once and took it back and went next store to woodcrafters and bought a kreg master jig kit. I also use course thread for all my work dont pull out or rip up the wood. you can also glue joints that you plan on pocket holing if you really want a good tight joint.1/5/2012 11:34:40 AM Report Abuse
I agree with robbyw11, I use course screws for everything and I build faceframes all day, 5 days a week.1/5/2012 09:56:11 AM Report Abuse
Kreg pretty much has a lock on nice jigs, and sales prices are controlled; however, Harbor Freight (!) has a very similar clamping jig which unusually sturdy and well made for a HF tool. HF has a generous return/exchange policy. With ubiquitous coupons, the jig is under $50. I just got one, and will post if I find problems - but simply a hobbyist, I doubt that I will. http://www.harborfreight.com/portable-pocket-hole-jig-kit-96264.html1/5/2012 09:49:10 AM Report Abuse
I have to disagree with the screw thread thing. I use the course thread screws for everything. I have had the fine thread screw just spin in the hole, pulling out when they get tight. I don't have that problem with the course thread screws. Plus I only have to stock one screw type.9/9/2010 06:23:08 PM Report Abuse
nice tip , good info8/27/2010 08:23:41 AM Report Abuse
Wonder if you could use the 3/8" dowels instead of screws?8/27/2010 08:13:37 AM Report Abuse
I buy my screws from McFeely's.8/26/2010 04:00:41 PM Report Abuse
I've been using these for years. Works great, but I still prefer gluing the joints. Screws are cheapest at Amazon, but Lowes has them in a pinch.8/26/2010 02:59:47 PM Report Abuse
Check Amazon for screws. Sample packs, 500-packs, 1000-packs and 5000 packs. Free shipping on a lot of them.8/26/2010 01:26:26 PM Report Abuse
Screws are "special order". Min order 5000. Overnight air delivery only.8/26/2010 01:19:39 PM Report Abuse
I use it and a likeit8/26/2010 12:26:49 PM Report Abuse
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Apparently I was in a hurry while preparing last week�s column, as I submitted the wrong dates for two different events. The first I managed to catch in time, and readers had the correct date and time for the May 11 Eastern NC Rose Society Exhibition, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the New Bern Mall. The second one I�ll correct today.
Our next third-Monday landscape plant selection program is scheduled for May 20, not May 13. We�ll meet at 5:30 and spend about an hour on the grounds of the Craven County Agricultural Building, discussing landscape plant selection for Craven County. This event is free and open to the public, and no registration is needed.
One of the plants I plan to include is Lonicera sempervirens, known as trumpet honeysuckle or coral honeysuckle, and occurring naturally from Connecticut to Florida and as far west as Nebraska and Texas. Our Master Gardener volunteers have installed several of these on trellises at the Agricultural Building, but in past years I really hadn�t paid much attention to them. I finally took a closer look this spring, spent some time checking my horticulture references, and realized that these are plants I should not have overlooked.
Trumpet honeysuckle flowers range from orange-red to red on the outside, and orange-yellow to yellow on the inside. Flower production during the mid-spring months is exceptional, especially if the vines are located in a site with plenty of sun. Foliage may become a bit tattered and weary by mid summer, but not enough to discourage the use of this plant. In general, trumpet honeysuckles are low maintenance and don�t have a lot of problems. And the hummingbirds love them.
I�ve been noticing those bright yellow patches of centipedegrass that we see every year about this time, primarily along roadsides and in home lawns. Potential contributing factors include high soil pH, slight damage or stress from herbicide applications, nitrogen fertilizer applications pushing shoots at the expense of the roots, soil compaction affecting root growth, and cool soil temperatures also affecting root development. Any of these problems, alone or working together, can restrict the uptake of iron leading to temporary yellow discoloration.
Foliar applications of iron could be considered, but this strategy would likely lead to uneven greening across the lawn surface. It should also be noted that most of the yellow discoloration we are seeing now will have disappeared by early to mid June.
Even during a normal spring, soil temperatures may not be optimal for centipedegrass root growth until the end of May. This has been an abnormally cool spring (I�m not complaining) and it�s going to take a while longer for centipedegrass lawns to be operating at full speed.
If you visit the New Bern Farmers Market on May 11, take a moment to stop by our Master Gardener information table. Our next third-Saturday horticulture program is scheduled for May 18 from 10 a.m. to noon here at the Agricultural Building, and will address home vegetable gardening. This event is free and open to the public, and no registration is needed ahead of time.
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I also carry a .41 mag... I love it!
I also carry a .41 mag... I love it!
I have a 357 sig i carry when in black bear and cat country, im thinking about selling it and getting a Glock 20 (10mm)
Ill give up all my hunting in Michigan for 2 weeks in the high country
.357 sig is a great cartridge.
What ever caliber you decide to carry, just make sure your very proficient with your handgun.....
When your worst thoughts come to life right infront of you, you have to have the mindset to react instinctively and to place your shots where they need to be......You might be proficient on the range, but the rugged wilderness terrain will place you off balance and you will probrably have to be moving when your shooting. Practice shooting from different postitions and scenarios....
I used to carry a Glock 22 .40 sw. but now I carry bear spray. Anything would have a hard time taking 15 rounds of .40 s&w, but in the end a bear's weakest system is his nose and respiratory system. Bear Spray is very efective at damageing this system. On the other hand when you shoot a bear you are attacking his circulatory system, which is quite tough. A bear can go for a long time even if you hit him in the pumper. He wont go anywhere with his sinuses full of pepper spray.
this one is a wierd one, especially since the kid mistook the young grizzly for a black bear and wounded the bear. Both hunters went looking for the wounded bear, when the bear charged and the kid shot the other hunter while he was tyring to kill the wounded grizzly bear.
a bad situation all the way around.
I've kicked around the Handgun vs. Bear Spray ideas for a while now, but am still clinging my gun. Reason being, my bullets fight the wind a whole lot better than the spray. After messing around with a can of bear spray I saw how much the wind can drift it around. Everyone knows how windy the high country can be, so what if the wind is not in your favor?
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Games of fetch, playtime in the park, and retriever training sessions are more fun with a KONG Puppy Flyer. This soft, flexible flying disc is made from KONG's special teething rubber, which offers accurate flight and a soft catch ideal for developing teeth and gums. Interactive toy is ideal for providing necessary exercise and quality bonding for you and your dog. Made in the USA. Assorted pink or blue. 7" diameter.
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I made the app with a friend. We are not a company looking to make millions - we are amateur astronomers and we make apps in our spare time. We think we have a great observing tool we'd like to share.
The App provides a catalogue of hundreds of northern and southern hemisphere Double Stars that can be filtered by your location, date, time and your equipment - for both binoculars and telescopes. It even has naked eye doubles suitable for rural or urban observers. Rather than find Double Stars from a book or chart let the App create a unique list just for you based on what you can see.
Once you have filtered the catalogue to your location and equipment, Double Stars can be added to a Sky Tour. The conventional Double Star data is fully loaded (Magnitudes, Separation, Positive Angle etc).
The App also generates Smart Tours (think iTunes Smart playlists) for wide pairs, tight doubles, colour doubles etc - all based on what you can theoretically see tonight. The App helps you locate each Double Star with RA & Dec as well as interactive Alt Azimuth coordinates.
Furthermore, based on the information entered about your scope it will even suggest an eyepiece to give you the best chance of splitting each Double Star.
The Sky Tour is viewed using a variable red 'night vision' mode that we previous trialled successfully on one of our other apps ('Night Notes'). A Location Assistant helps locate the star using its live position if you don't have a computerised mount. Try strapping your iPhone to your scope (with an iPhone running armband) to create a low cost GoTo finder!
We carried out extensive testing over Winter some willing volunteers. Their input has been invaluable and the app is now greatly improved thanks to their help. We think this will be a great App for amateur Double Star fans to plan and execute successful observations.
Finally, if you like it, please leave a review on the AppStore and then tell your friends! Happy splitting!


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March 10, 2007
Washington State Head Coach Tony Bennett
Opening remarks: "It got real interesting but it was hard for us to break USC down off the dribble defensively. It was a real challenge for us but I think we can learn from it. They're just a good team that we played today and we didn't have our A game going defensively or offensively. Like I said, we're vulnerable when we're not playing right. They were just the better team tonight."
On the NCAA tournament as a consolation prize: "I told these guys that we can learn from this and that it's not the end of our season. The past three years that I've been here, when we lost in the Pac-10, we were done. Hey, we get another day of rest so we'll look at it positively that way."
On what he will take from this game: "It's always a reminder that if we're not locked in defensively that we are vulnerable. That kind of alertness and readiness to start a game is important especially when you go up against such athleticism. We were just hanging on for dear life for a stretch in that first half. After that, they were going, but hopefully we'll learn from that. I don't know if we were patient enough. I don't think we got enough touches for Aron Baynes but I think that they did a nice job of collapsing on him this time."
On what he felt lost the game for Washington State: "We didn't get as many points from our interior or bench. I just wish that we got a few more touches for Aron (Baynes) and maybe Robbie (Cowgill) but again, coach Tim Floyd did a good job of making it hard for us."
Washington State junior guard Derrick Low
On the game in general: "USC is a great shooting team and their guards can really light it up. They started out strong, got hot and just kept it going and built up a nice cushion throughout the game tonight. Lodrick Stewart is a great shooter and Gabe Pruitt is great too-they're both awesome shooters and if you give them one or two wide open looks, they're really going to make you pay."
Washington State sophomore guard Taylor Rochestie
On what he can take away from the loss: "We can learn from every game we play whether it's a win or a loss. You can't let good shooters get so hot in the first half. We knew it would be tough and it's not going to get any easier in the NCAA Tournament."
On how he thinks the loss will affect NCAA seeding: "They'll do what they do. We can't control that. We're a tough team though and we'll be ready for anything they throw at us or any city they want to put us in."


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HOT ROD To The RescueWritten by Marlan Davis on October 17, 2012 Contributors: Jesse Kiser, Steve Brulé/Westech Performance
The Combo
Tom Weaver dreamed of having a reliable, nostalgia-style cruiser that would be equally at home at the local Saturday night drive-in or on the cross-country Power Tour®, so he a dropped a 12,000-mile '70 Chevy 250 straight-six into a '53 Chevy tin woody. A TH350 with a stock torque converter transfers the power back to a Nova 10-bolt with 3.36:1 gears. Slightly warmed over, Weaver's mill retains the stock short-block and head but is enhanced by a header and a performance two-barrel intake from Clifford Performance, along with an MSD distributor, coil, and 6AL ignition box.
Weaver elected to install an electronic fuel-injection (EFI) system for good driveability, selecting a Weber/Redline throttle-body injection setup both for its nostalgia appearance (externally, it looks like a Weber carb) and ostensible simplicity compared with a port-injection system. That's when the nightmare began. No one--not even a Weber tech doctor who drove out for a house call--could ever get the car to run right.
The Problem
"There were cold-start problems," relates Tom. "It was way too rich at idle. I couldn't get the car to even start up and run. The Weber guy at least got it running. But it was still rough. There is hesitation when you get on the gas. It smells rich all the time. It lurches and rattles under cruise."
We sent the Hemet, California–based car (on a trailer) to Westech Performance in Mira Loma, California, where ace technician Ernie Mena attempted to dial it in on the shop's SuperFlow chassis dyno.
Mena could barely get the car to run at all. At first, he thought the root cause was several exhaust-system leaks that were driving the oxygen (Ov(2)) sensor nuts. But when Mena attempted to temporarily bypass the confused sensor and manually program the computer's fuel cells, the changed data refused to stick, with the computer reverting to its default settings. "Changing the VE table--the main fuel map for this computer--produced no change in air/fuel ratio," Mena explained. According to Weaver, the computer had already been replaced once by another shop, obviously to no avail.
Further checks also revealed a badly located coolant temperature sensor (CTS), a cracked thermostat, undersized fuel injectors, and overall bad wiring, splicing, and grounds. Even if yet another replacement computer functioned properly, Mena felt the basic system architecture was marginal for getting the job done. "It doesn't control the spark," Mena said. "There's no idle air control (IAC) functionality, either." His solution: retain the nostalgia-style Weber throttle-body unit but upgrade the control system to a modern and reliable Holley HP EFI engine management system, revise the sensor suite, dial in the wiring, and repair the exhaust leaks.
The Fix: Holley HP EFI
Mena has worked on (and programmed) just about every EFI system. He says Holley's versatile HP EFI is currently the "most user-friendly aftermarket system out there. I like the fact that the Holley system is simplified with an integrated harness and easily adapts to a wide variety of applications. The overall system appearance is nicer, and its software is very detailed and easy to navigate. It lets you control more things, including water/methanol injection and boosted engines." The Holley system features a self-tuning capability, enabling the end user to get most engines to at least start up and run. But not so for this unique combo; Mena had to build the maps from scratch.
The Fix: Revised Sensors
Several sensors were changed, relocated, or upgraded to work with Holley's system:
The Weber's proprietary, in-computer Manifold Air Pressure (MAP) sensor was replaced by a generic, industry-standard, remotely-mounted MAP sensor.
The original narrow-band Ov(2) unit was replaced by a modern wide-band sensor for much finer air/fuel ratio corrections.
The CTS was relocated to the thermostat housing for more accurate temperature readings.
An external Blower Drive Service (BDS) IAC kit was added to stabilize cold-start idle and prevent stalling.
The Weber's air temperature sensor (ATS), mounted on the air-cleaner lid, was deleted. Mena says it wasn't needed. "There was no forced induction, and the Holley system has so much other info in the computer it wasn't needed to tune the car correctly. If you do use an ATS, it should be mounted on the intake manifold, not the lid."
The distributor advance was locked out and the MSD box and distributor rewired so the Holley system could fully control the ignition timing and spark management.
The Fix: Larger Injectors
The original fuel injectors were too small, even for Weaver's mild motor. Apparently, they were deliberately spec'd undersize to avoid perceived fuel puddling and distribution problems downstairs when using a single throttle-body on the Clifford intake. In Mena's opinion, that's just asking for trouble if Weaver ever seriously elected to get on the throttle (or even make a long uphill climb towing a trailer).
Unfortunately, Weaver's older-model Weber throttle-body uses unique, screw-in injectors. Immediate availability can be problematic. Mena settled on seemingly huge 82-lb/hr injectors--theoretically capable of supporting more than 260 hp when used as a pair--because they were available and when tested exhibited a desirable conical spray pattern. Despite their size, the modern Holley computer's fuel map has enough fine control to deal with it. "Huge injectors are not the problem they once were," Mena maintains. "Today's software is much better down low. The new injectors will provide a safety margin on the top end, even if Weaver adds more stuff in the future."
The Fix: Exhaust Leak
Two exhaust leaks prevented proper Ov(2) sensor operation. While it was easy to repair a leaking collector-to-exhaust pipe flange gasket with a Fel-Pro heavy-duty flange gasket, it was a bear to stop the header-flange-to-cylinder-head exhaust leak. On a Chevy straight-six, some of the same studs and spacers retain both the intake manifold and the exhaust manifold or headers, all with a common gasket. Using factory parts, this works OK because the stockers have a uniform thickness for even clamping (their mounting flanges are dead flat, too). Aftermarket intakes and header-flange thicknesses may be inconsistent, generating nearly irreparable leaks. After unsuccessfully trying several different brands of gaskets, Mena finally cured the problem with a trick Remflex flexible graphite gasket, plus homemade Belleville-spring washers for extra clamping force.
1. ATS Deleted 2. Wide-Bando2 Sensor:19 3. Wire Harness Mods:20 4. Iac Motor Added:11 5. New Map Sensor:10 6. CTS Switch Moved:12,13 7. CTS Switch Moved:12,13 8. Thermostat Repaired:14 9. Distributer Locked Out:1,2,3,4 10. Distributer Connector:5 11. Belleville Spring Washers: 16,17,18 12. Exhaust Gasket Fixed:15 13. Large Injectors: 6,7,8,9
With the exhaust leak repaired and the Holley HP EFI system wired and ready to run, Mena made a preliminary fuel map. The system started right up ("the first time ever," Weaver says). After final tuning, the engine made 112 hp and 174 lb-ft at the rear wheels, about right for a 180 to 200hp flywheel estimate. Mena summarizes, "This car fires up fine in the morning. You just turn the key and it does everything it's supposed to do." And while the car arrived at Westech on a trailer, it left under its own power. Weaver says, "I was able to drive the '53 home. It ran like a champ. The 45 miles home is the most I have put on the car in the last six years!"
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If your car has a gremlin that just won't quit, you could be chosen for Hot Rod to the Rescue. Email us at email@example.com and put "Rescue" in the subject line. Include a description of your problem, your location, and a daytime phone number.
How Much Injector Do You Need?
Whether 200 or 2,000 hp, two nozzles or 16 nozzles, the same nozzle-sizing rules apply: You need to know your engine's power output plus the Brake Specific Fuel Consumption (BSFC), defined as the pounds of fuel used by your engine to make 1 hp for 1 hour. In the absence of actual dyno data, a typical normally aspirated engine has a BSFC value around 0.50 (the engine uses about a half-pound of fuel per hour per each horsepower it develops). Forced-induction engines typically will be at 0.60 or even higher.
The baseline rating standard for injectors assumes a maximum injector duty cycle of 80 percent (0.80). If the duty cycle was 100 percent, the injector would be open constantly. That's not good; it needs time to open and close.
Similarly, the standard industry baseline for fuel-system pressure is 43.5 psi. Bearing this in mind, the following equation can be used to determine proper injector size for the application:
If you already have a set of injectors and want to know how much power they can safely support, use:
Although 43.5 psi is the industry's baseline pressure standard, some systems may be set up for a different pressure. Individual tuners may also elect to (up to a point) raise or lower the standard system pressure. For example, raising the system pressure will increase injector capacity, but it's possible to go too far and end up degrading the low-end injector spray-pattern. To find the new fuel-flow rate after a pressure change, use:
The previous equations use standard U.S. units of measure for fuel-flow. Sometimes you'll see other units in use. To convert from:
CC/Min to Lbs/Hr: Divide by 10.5
Lbs/Hr to Gal/Hr (Gph): Divide by 6
CC/Min to Gal/Hr (Gph): Multiply by 0.015873
If this sounds like too much work, RC Engineering has made it easy with an online, interactive, fill-in-the-blanks worksheet at RCEng.com/technical.
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Tom Weaver thought a TBI fuel system would make his car a reliable highway cruiser. Instead, it became a six-year hanger queen.The '53 Chevy tin woody was sano on the outside, but the engine management system was so temperamental it couldn't get out of the driveway.There were a bunch of things wrong with the wiring and sensors, plus an exhaust leak, but the real deal breaker was an obsolete computer.The lifeguard who rescued Weaver: Westech Performance's Ernie Mena. Wiring, programming, installing, tuning--he does it all.No sense beating the dead horse of 20-year-old technology. Instead, Westech upgraded the engine management to Holley's modern HP EFI system.It's alive! Westech works its magic on the trailered-in car. After the Holley ECU upgrade and a dyno tune, the '53 is finally a fun highway cruiser.01 The Holley unit controls spark as well as fuel for max efficiency. Computer-controlled spark requires locking-out the distributor centrifugal advance. Remove the distributor from the car; the advance springs, weights, and advance stop bushing from the advance assembly; and the drive gear roll-pin and gear from the shaft. Slide the shaft at least 2 inches out of the housing.02 Discard the stop bushing (A). Rotate the distributor shaft 180 degrees. Insert the advance stop bushing pin (B) into the advance plate's small hole (B).
04 (Picture unavailable) The Holley ECU's base timing signal must be set at 50 degrees BTDC with the ECU temporarily disconnected. However, with the distributor positioned to generate that amount of static timing, its rotor phasing running under computer-controlled timing didn't align with the cap's terminals. The solution: Replace the standard MSD rotor (left) with MSD's adjustable, phaseable rotor (right).05 An MSD-supplied weatherproof Deutsch connector splices the original distributor lead wires to the Holley harness. To run the two-nozzle throttle-body, the Holley computer was set up to work in batch-fire mode, so there was no need for a separate camshaft position sensor.06 Weaver's older-model Weber throttle-body was machined for weird, screw-in fuel injectors (current production uses industry-standard injectors secured by O-rings). Also note the two separate vacuum ports below each injector boss (arrows); they must be T'd together to provide a stable reference signal for the new MAP sensor.07 Weber custom builds the special injector (right) by machining the requisite threads onto a standard Bosch injector's thin-wall body (left). It's relatively time-consuming, and there's a high failure rate; replacement injectors in different flow ratings may not always be immediately available--and they are fairly pricey.08 Weaver's original dual 42-lb/hr injectors were inadequate to support even his mild 250ci engine, and their spray pattern-- as seen here on Westech's fuel-injector test rig--was marginal.09 Mena installed new, oversized 82-lb/hr injectors. This is seemingly way more than the engine needs, but it provides room for future growth. The larger injectors were immediately available and when tested exhibited a consistent (and desirable) conical spray pattern.10 Holley uses a generic, industry-standard MAP sensor. You can get it direct under Holley's part number or just go to the local auto parts store--tell the counterman you need a '91 Camaro MAP sensor. The new sensor was mounted underneath the existing throttle-cable mounting bracket after new holes were drilled in the bracket to accept it.11 Adding an IAC motor can help fix EFI cold-start and idle issues. Mena says an IAC
13 Mena relocated the CTS to a main coolant-flow zone, drilling and tapping a blank boss (arrow) on the thermostat housing to accept the switch's 1/4-inch pipe thread.14 Removing the thermostat housing for modification revealed a cracked coolant thermostat (A). Weaver said during the few times the car actually was running, the engine had a tendency to overheat. Mena replaced the damaged 195-degree unit with a 160-degree thermostat. Here, you can also see the relocated coolant temp sensor switch (B).15 After several different brands of exhaust-flange gaskets failed to cure Weaver's exhaust leak, Mena stepped up to a trick Remflex graphite gasket. The 1/8-inch-thick Remflex gaskets crush 50 percent, allowing them to seal up to 1/16-inch gaps . The gaskets can withstand up to 3,000 degrees F, won't shrink, and don't require retorquing.16 The Remflex gaskets were combined with Belleville-spring washers, a type of conical spring typically used to add additional preload to a bolted joint. Custom-fabbed by Mena, he began by bending a pair of common 7/16-inch washers about 30 degrees, then welding them together.17 This is the homemade Belleville spring after being bent and welded in its uninstalled position.18 On installation, the bent-down side of the Belleville installs against the flange surface. When the nut or bolt is tightened, it deforms flat, generating additional clamping force. The Bellevilles were installed on all common intake-/exhaust-flange mounting studs except the two outer positions.20 This is Holley's main harness for the various underhood sensors. Overall, its supplied harnesses needed minimal mods--some plugs were changed and some wires were lengthened. Mena did custom fabricate the injection harness for the two-injector throttle-body setup. Basically, he cut injector clips off an old, spare harness, then added Metri-Pack connectors to mate it to Holley's injector plugs.21 The Holley "main brain" --aka the computer-- was mounted under-dash on the passenger- side kick-panel. If necessary, the hardened and weather-resistant unit can be mounted in the engine bay. The ignition connector (arrow) to the MSD box is not yet plugged- in; its red wire goes to the box's 12-volt ignition terminal; the white wire to the points-terminal.
22 This is the main underdash feed plug to Holley's HP EFI. Bluntly, the existing wiring was a nest of snakes. Mena cleaned things up as needed to fix Weaver's problems. Among them was an incorrectly wired ignition switch that kept the fuel pump and fans running any time the ignition was on (not just in crank or run). It wasn't for lack of spare terminals--the car had a late-model ignition switch.23 As recommended by the manufacturers, the main power and ground feeds for the Holley ECU and MSD were wired directly to the battery. Both companies supply inline fuses to protect the critical circuits. Terminals for main power feeds should be soldered, not crimped with low-end butt connectors and crimping tools.


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NEW MANCHESTER - It was cold and windy at the Oak Glen Field of Dreams baseball diamond, and it must have seemed even colder for the Golden Bear baseball team as they could manage just one hit in a 3-0 loss to Fairmont Senior Friday afternoon.
The victory propels the Polar Bears (25-6) into the state championship tournament next week in Charleston.
Meanwhile, the Golden Bears (16-10) came into the game riding an eight-game win-streak that included a dramatic walk-off victory last Tuesday against Ritchie County. The Golden Bears had reached the Region 1 level the past two years, but the 1-0 victory against Ritchie County was the first win in a baseball regional.
Polar Bear senior right hander, Matthew Robbins, was in command all the way yielding only a fourth inning double to Vincent "Bub" Haddox, while striking out eight and walking three.
"We knew going in that the Robbins kid was one of the best pitchers in the state," said Mark Shenton, who was serving in the head coaching capacity for the game because Mat DeVeaney was best man in a wedding. "He is being recruited by Division I schools so we knew runs were going to be far and few between.
As it turned out, the Polar Bears, who are riding a 10-game winning streak and had beaten the Golden Bears 4-1 on April 12, scored the winning run in the top of the first inning.
Robbins led off the game with a single, but was erased when Fletcher DeVaul bounced into a fielder's choice.
Austin Norman, who was a thorn in Steed's side all game with three singles, recorded his first base hit to put DeVaul on third base. Johnny Kesling followed with an RBI single to plate DeVaul before Steed worked his way out of the inning.
That was all of the scoring till the top of the seventh when Fairmont Senior plated two insurance runs.
Oak Glen's only threat was in the bottom of the fourth inning when senior center fielder, Matt McLaughlin, worked Robbins for a walk. Robbins had mowed the Golden Bears down in order in the first three innings. Zach Porter struck out, but Haddox ripped his double to the fence in left center sending McLaughlin to third.
However, Robbins was up to the task striking out the next two batters to leave the runners stranded.


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Staff Report
Published Nov. 21, 2012
Data swiped by hackers from computers at the S.C. Department of Revenue came from tax returns that had been filed electronically, state officials said Tuesday.
During a news conference to offer updates on the investigation, Gov. Nikki Haley also said she had accepted the resignation of Jim Etter as executive director of the Revenue Department.
William Blume, executive director of the S.C. Public Employee Benefit Authority, has been named to take over DOR, Haley added. Etter will remain on the job until Dec. 31 to help with the transition, Haley said.
The reportTo read the Mandiant report on how attackers breached the state Department of Revenue computers, click here.
The hacker, who law enforcement authorities said was based in Russia, stole 74.7 gigabytes of data containing information on individual and business tax returns that had been filed electronically since 1998.
That information includes Social Security and business ID numbers, bank accounts and credit cards listed on tax returns.
The latest report shows that information from 3.8 million individual taxpayers, 1.9 million dependents, 699,900 businesses, 3.3 million bank accounts and 5,000 credit cards was stolen by the hackers, Haley said. She added that all of the credit card accounts are expired.
The state has offered victims access to a free credit report service from Experian for one year to guard against potential ID theft.
When the security breach was first announced Oct. 26, Haley said she thought there was no way the incident could have been prevented.
However, on Tuesday, Haley conceded the state didn't do enough to protect its citizens. She said the Revenue Department is using 1970s technology and the Internal Revenue Service does not require state agencies to encrypt individual and business tax returns.
Aging equipment and IRS rules was a "cocktail for an attack," Haley said, adding that she had sent a letter to the IRS asking the agency to require all states to encrypt taxpayer information.
The DOR is now in the process of encrypting information, she said.
Turning to Etter's resignation, Haley insisted he is not to blame for the cyberattack.
"We were in compliance," Haley said, "That's why I don't want this to be about Jim Etter."
Still, the governor accepted Etter's resignation.
"Jim and I both agreed that we need a new set of eyes on the Department of Revenue," Haley said.
A native of Charleston, Blume took over at the employee benefits administration in July. The agency is responsible for the administration and management of the state's employee insurance programs and retirement systems.
Prior to joining the S.C. Retirement Systems in March 2011, Blume was a retired senior tax partner at Ernst & Young.
He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Presbyterian College, a master's degree in accountancy from the University of South Carolina and a master's degree in taxation from the University of Denver Law School. Blume is a certified public accountant.
Etter was appointed to the revenue post in January 2011.
Haley said the state needs to develop a cybersecurity plan much like it has a plan for hurricanes.
Every year the state has a hurricane drill where emergency agencies respond as if a real storm had hit the coast, she said.
State government agencies need to take the same approach to guarding against cyberattacks, she said.
Previous coverage
Cyberattack affects at least 657,000 South Carolina businesses
Cyberattack puts IDs of 3.6M South Carolinians at risk
Haley orders Cabinet agencies to work with state IT division
Senate subcommittee to examine S.C. security breach


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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
What I wore: Tuscany
61 comments:
the 2nd outfit is by faaaaaaaaaar my favorite. love, love, love it.ReplyDelete
Amazing hat ;)ReplyDelete
i loveee the blue f21 skirt. i swear that store is better over there than here! not FAIR!!! love all the pics. yall are my absolute faaavs!ReplyDelete
you look amaaazing!ReplyDelete
You look great Sarah! I love a one shoulder dress :)ReplyDelete
The anthro dress is to die for! And those mint heels.. swooning!ReplyDelete
The black dress is TO DIE FOR!!ReplyDelete
oh my gosh! looks absolutely stunning - you and tuscany!!! love that scalloped mini!ReplyDelete
Where were you in Tuscany??ReplyDelete
love them all. hotty mchotterson. can we just trade closets por favor? or maybe i'll just hire you as personal shopper.ReplyDelete
love you tooooooo.
your hat is adorable and that black dress is killer...you have the best body, jealous just a tadReplyDelete
pretty bf...i need those shoes!ReplyDelete
agreed. i am loving the second outfit. the green with the navy. stop it right now.ReplyDelete
i stumbled across your blog the other day and I'm loving it!ReplyDelete
i grew up in europe for 15 years and wish i would have documented everything in pictures like you are- what a blessing!!!
love your story and love following your adventures!
the lane
You look straight out of a movie! My favorites are your blue themed outfit and that Anthropologie dress. Beautiful.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness that black dress is so stunning I could die. I need it. Immediately.ReplyDelete
I LOVE Italy. I studied abroad in Florence and really miss living over there. Beautiful pictures!ReplyDelete
I love your taste in clothes! Can I go shopping in your closet please?!? lol :) Beautiful pictures!ReplyDelete
I love your hat!! And the second outfit. And the last outfit. Well i love them all :)ReplyDelete
so so so pretty :)ReplyDelete
So pretty! I love all your outfits, so nice and put together!ReplyDelete
I too have those CC shorts by h&m I picked them up on one of my two time a week trips to H&M! And those shoes?! Amazing! And the color brilliant! Tuscany is one of my "to do" while living here in Europe! You made Tuscany look fabulous!ReplyDelete
All gorgeous outfits! It looks SO beautiful there! I am envious of all your lovely trips. :)ReplyDelete
hottness!!! Love your outfits, they're as stunning as the backgrounds! :)ReplyDelete
man! hottie in tuscany! did people think you were famous!?ReplyDelete
disagree about the antro dress. it's the style of the dress!!!
GORGEOUS girl!! I love your dresses/skirts! Perfect for summer!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see more pictures of your trip! I love that you guys take advantage of living in Europe and vacationing everywhere!
The 2nd outfit is my favorite! Love the skirt!ReplyDelete
too good looking to stare at. hurts my eyes.ReplyDelete
I'm so obsessed with the second outfit. Be my personal shopper, please.ReplyDelete
oh my! you look so pretty in all them it hurts. i'm absolutely in love with the two center outfit... GORGEOUS.ReplyDelete
first of all, your new blog looks amazing, so so much more beautiful, I love it! Those turquoise shoes are to die for, so cute :)ReplyDelete
I love it all!ReplyDelete
love every outfit!! adorable!!!ReplyDelete
navy+light teal+blonde hair=best color combonation ever.ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE the second outfit! And the hat, of course!! You are just stunning in them all! Can't wait to see the FOOD! : )ReplyDelete
ahh so cute!! love how you style with so much color!ReplyDelete
I adore the 2nd outfit, great color blocking!!! And the hat on the first pic is gorgeous ;)ReplyDelete
STOP IT. You're just too cute (: Love those turquoise shoes!!!ReplyDelete
You are seriously living a fairytale! What an awesome weekend and cute cute outfits!!ReplyDelete
That black dress is amazing! Every girl needs a pretty LBD.ReplyDelete
Thanks for commenting!ReplyDelete
Love your outfits.
I am now following. :)
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!! Sarah, those Tuscan flea market shoes? Honey, what a fabulous find!! :) Glad it was the best trip ever for you! xoxoReplyDelete
What great outfits! I love that blue skirt! I hope you had a wonderful time in Tuscany...I want to visit Italy SO BAD!ReplyDelete
I like to wear big dresses sometimes too.ReplyDelete
To cover up babies.
Food babies, that is.
i've been to italy and it is seriously amazing! i'm so jealous that you were just there! following your blog now :)ReplyDelete
Glad you enjoyed your trip! You look fab.ReplyDelete
I love Tuscany! I could live there forever. I love every single one of your looks. I'm not surprised in the slightest :) xoxoReplyDelete
i want to steal your wardrobe. and your life. send it to me please. thanks :)ReplyDelete
LOVE LOVE LOVE the 2nd outfit! It's perfection! So glad your trip to Tuscany was magical :) Can't wait to see the food pics, my mouth is watering already. xoxoReplyDelete
your flea market shoes were such a find! Love them! And your black dress, stunning!ReplyDelete
I love the teal and navy combo with the necklace. Perfect for a stroll in Italy =)ReplyDelete
- Sarah
Stunning as always! I'm looking for a hat just like that. I'm off to peruse H&M right now... xReplyDelete
Wow I just love the outfits - the black dress is divine.ReplyDelete
I like the second 1! But third outfit is more my style :). I love showing shoulder. Lol excited for foodddd pics. Bring em on gorgeous.ReplyDelete
I mean "girl"
such great outfits! I need to find this flea market you speak of!ReplyDelete
xoxo emily
Could you possibly be any cuter?! I adore your style!! <3ReplyDelete
Gooorgeous. My fav is that little black dress. You're a stunner, my friend.ReplyDelete
Oh my god. Your photos of tuscany - ah-mazing !! Gosh its just like ive dreamed !ReplyDelete
- christineJune 15, 2011 at 10:39 AM
the shoes are perfect. what a find! you are gorge!ReplyDelete
Tuscany is so beautiful! I visited 2 years ago and almost forgot what it looked like until I saw your pictures. I love it there. There's something so peaceful about it.ReplyDelete


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Here is a pic of the ISU FB billboard in the the Tampa area. The pic is from a poster on rivals.
That is sweet!
Carrying the banner for ISU.
This is really weird...but cool
Thanks for posting the photo!
For those of you unsure of where this came from...
anyone know what Pinellas Roots means?
"I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day".-Frank Sinatra
@cyfert26 on Twitter
If I am ever in the Tampa area I will be sure to stop in at Pete & Shortys wearing some Cyclone gear. The billboard looks great.
NICE! Anyone want to take a trip to Pete & Shorty's?
Originally Posted by clones26
anyone know what Pinellas Roots means?
Chizik is from Clearwater, in Pinellas County.
Follow me on Twitter at twitter.com/MarkHanrahan20
Check out my blog
and tune into "Extra Innings" Thursdays at 6pm on 1460kxno
Saved me from reading Lou Pinellas biography. Thanks.
Kinnick smells like syrup.
Originally Posted by cybsball20
Chizik is from Clearwater, in Pinellas County.
Ah, thanks for the clarification
Originally Posted by cybsball20
Chizik is from Clearwater, in Pinellas County.
I was wondering that as well, thanks for the clarification.
Originally Posted by ISUboi12
Saved me from reading Lou Pinellas biography. Thanks.
Nah, Pinella is from Tampa, in Hillsborough County...
This kinda feels like that Simpsons episode when they find a box of Mr. Sparkle: Japanese dish soap with Homer's likeness on it.
Originally Posted by vanillathrilla
NICE! Anyone want to take a trip to Pete & Shorty's?
It looks like a Pete and Shorty's is opening in the Las Vegas Hooters Casino. Maybe in time for the game? That would be a good place to go to after or before the game.
Pete & Shorty's
We stayed at the Hooters casino on our last trip to Vegas. The 'casino' is small and the sports book isn't that great but we couldn't be any happier with the pool and the rooms, pleasent suprise...
Didn't hurt that they were shooting a Hooters Calender there at the time...
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