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Thursday, November 18, 2010
* Preschool At Home: Fine Motor Practice Felt Button Turkey
After seeing these on several blogs,
inspired by the original, ADORABLE button turkey made by My Montessori Journey
for her classroom... I just had to make one.
In fact, I actually made three!
Stayed up till the wee hours sewing 3 of these little button turkeys last week.
One for my daughter. One for her preschool teacher. One for my niece.
Felt, buttons, and embroidery thread.
I love cute crafts that are educational and fun
and practically free when you have all of the supplies on hand!
Gobble, Gobble, Gobble!
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Labels: Fall, Fun With Felt, Preschool, Sewing Fun
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You have such cute ideas, but i have to tell you it was really hard to focus and pay attention with the font size changes laid out the way they were.
- November 18, 2010 at 12:05 PM
- Plain and Joyful Living said...
Oh, I know my almost three year old would love this as he has been spending lots of time working on his buttons lately.
- November 18, 2010 at 12:26 PM
- Amy said...
I love it! I may have to steal your idea for my kids! I love getting ideas from your blog!
- November 18, 2010 at 1:38 PM
I really like your writing style, wonderful info , appreciate it for putting up : D.
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I used zmtrainsa without problems in the last release of Zimbra, now it throw up errors.
If I use zmtrainsa (with a correct host/user/password/spam/folder from the zimbra account I get the following errors:
It produces one error line for each file in the conf folder.Code:/opt/zimbra/bin/zmtrainsa: line 56: /opt/zimbra/.fetchmailrc: No such file or directory chmod: cannot access `/opt/zimbra/.fetchmailrc': No such file or directory Enter password for bpye@chinook: fetchmail: lock creation failed. config: configuration file "/opt/zimbra/conf/spamassassin/20_body_tests.cf" requires version 3.000004 of SpamAssassin, but this is code version 3.001000. Maybe you need to use the -C switch, or remove the old config files? Skipping this file at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.5/Mail/SpamAssassin/Conf/Parser.pm line 342.
Has this been changed in this release, It is possible that I may have updated a cpan spamassassin module would this cause the problem?


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I was running fine using Zimbra M3 version on SLES9 without any problem. Everything seemed to work, except having errors in saving changes in options and create user accounts. Somehow the system saved the changes anyway, even with the display of the error messages. At least the new user account and my option preferences were created. It didn't bother me much.
With the upgrade using GA release yesterday on the zimbra server running in the SLES9 machine, it runs faster and responds quicker than my old M3 version. No error message showed up this time. I ran it for a day after the upgrade. Sending and receiving emails are working great, except the intermittent issue on opening a new incoming mail message (everyone knows !).
When I tried to create a user account a minute ago using the Zimbra Admin Console, the "Finish" button is always "gray" and won't let me save the new user account at the end that I want to create. I always get stuck on the "Advanced" page with the only two buttons available, the "Cancel" button and the "Previous" button.
I thought it was an issue of the upgrade from M3 to GA version. I then installed the GA version on SuSE 10 using the appropriate binary for SuSE10. I did the fresh install with ease using the root login. Again, the same "Create a new user account" issue came up -- can't save the new user account data.
FYI: the SuSE10 machine was installed with the required pre-requisites for installing Zimbra GA version. i.e., sudo, libidn, curl, fetchmail, and gmp. There are no java2 sdk, mysql, apache2, php, and ant software installed. The fresh install of Zimbra GA version using SuSE10 binary on my SUSE10 box is complete without any error, except showing "Setting up zimbra crontab ... no crontab for zimbra".
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Tomblin Says 'Cracker' Still Possible for W.Va.
Voter ID issue also will be addressed, Republicans say
February 8, 2013
SOUTH CHARLESTON — Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin hinted Thursday that an ethane cracker still could be built in West Virginia....
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Richard Neely, a Charleston lawyer and former state Supreme Court justice, announced Wednesday that two experienced engineers are working with him on his plans to design and build a cracker plant near Montgomery to process natural gas.
Neely recently incorporated Invictus LLC, whose cracking plant will produce a variety of products, including diesel fuel, gasoline, naphtha and ethylene -- a major product used by the plastics industry.
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WWU, agreed! My guess is that the "former" Supreme Court Justice will get some "tax payer" money from the State....Politics of West Virginia....
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Without SUBSTANTIAL tax breaks, Tomblin is on CRACK if he thinks any company would build a cracker plant in WV.
WV is not business friendly.
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And I COULD build one in my yard. But will I?
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When a southern West Virginia politico like Earl Ray says a company will likely locate a cracker in West Virginia, he definitely means the state will do everything possible to get one in the Kanawha Valley. They only see anything north of Sutton as being a place to rip off to get money in the south.
In general our northern politicians are no match for them. They are far better organized and focused on their objectives, while our representation gets caught up in the largely meaningless partisan rhetoric and ends up giving away the ranch.
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@dyingov "plans to design and build a cracker plant near Montgomery to process natural gas. "
Might as well be on the Moon for all it would do for the Northern Panhandle. Montgomery is only 28 miles closer to Wheeling than Philadelphia, PA! Besides, any 'building' will again by done by Texas and Oklahoma roustabouts not sniffers, snorters, and huffers Luke, Lem & Zeke from WV.
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"rover" is right about the construction. It'll be done by transients. Further,WV is in a bidding war with PA and OH for the cracker, and it might be instructive to check out an analysis undertaken by the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center: "Cracker Plant Tax Credit Expensive for Taxpayers While Promising Few Permanent Jobs". Some of it's conclusions are, that: "the number of permanent jobs created after the original construction phase is several hundred, not tens of thousands"; the tax credits are "an unaccountable economic development incentive that will last for generations", and, that "making tax policy based on estimates of indirect and imputed jobs, rather than real permanent jobs that can be counted is risky, and expensive. Using speculative numbers shortchanges the public." It contains info on other crackers, including some really big ones near the Gulf Coast, and, the actual figures are discouraging.
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lawmakers ned to pass a bill prohibiting use of racial slang in media. the term " cracker" is ohfenceive to somebody somewhere.
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Well, here's another whack at a Hexagonal Temple / Keep idea.
As I started with the hexagonal keep (post) I created hexagonal walls and stuck a hexagonal structure at the center.
From this central building I created three additional buildings that radiated out from the core like large halls for lectures or something.
If this was a temple complex then the shrine could be at the center and each hall could be housing for the priests and any travelers or visitors to the temple.
The space created between the buildings becomes perfect spots for gardens and the like.
This would be a perfect mock-up for a temple complex in a town or city.
Sometimes buildings are easier to knock together with sketchup than in gimp so I can get a sense of what they would look like in 3-D before I build the 2D map.


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The 2012 AMSOIL Great American CT TourWritten by on April 4, 2013 Encountering two of the most unique and innovative promoters to date
Our next two stops on our Tour, after our long week previously spent traversing all of the state of Wisconsin, takes us first out of Wisconsin to Iowa and Hawkeye Downs Speedway for a Friday night show. Then we head straight north back into Wisconsin and to the LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway for the Saturday night races.
Both of these tracks are located at fairground facilities and both, as all tracks associated with, or located within fairgrounds, have the opportunity to introduce surrounding residents to the track every year when the fair comes to life. It helps, but it won't guarantee success. The promoters and managers have to make it work and we encountered two of the most unique and innovative we've seen.
We are just one weekend away from a short vacation and the next weekend off from the Tour. With only one more race in Wisconsin after this weekend, the AMSOIL Speedway in Superior, we are close to heading west. But not just yet, we've got a jam-packed weekend of racing still to go, so let's get started.
Hawkeye Downs Speedway
I met Mike Becker, the track promoter, when I first arrived and he had a lot to tell me. When Mike took over the Downs just two years ago, the track management was in bad shape. There was physical fighting in the pits and squabbling going on each Friday night and it was pushing good racers away. He proceeded to run off or rehabilitate the trouble makers and things stabilized after that.
The car count is slowly growing, as is the fan base. He involved the community in a way that attracts the local schools and the various functions associated with those, he built a great playground for the kids and he provided a super clean facility. It has all worked in reviving this racetrack.
Hawkeye Downs first started running races in 1925. No, that is not a typo, that was indeed 87 years ago. It ran as a dirt track until 1989 when it was turned into the two paved tracks it is today. It was Iowa's very first asphalt racetrack.
Features of the track include paved pit areas, Musco professional broadcast quality lighting, a new Daktronics scoreboard and message center, and a transponder timing and scoring system. The track itself is two tracks in one. The faster classes, being the Late Models and Modifieds, run on the half mile outer track while the rest of the Stock and Mini Stock classes run on the quarter-mile track. The classes run here include the Late Models, Sportsman, Hobby Stock, Hornets, and Legends cars. An average night's count runs about 75 race teams. And Mike takes care of each and every one of them. He is truly a hand's on promoter.
The track also participates in the Lil' Racers Club that provides "recreational, educational, and entertainment choices to young race fans under the age of 14." It is a legal nonprofit public charity. The Lil' Racer Car Club was founded in 2005 and provides entertainment for kids at many area racetracks. In addition to Hawkeye Downs, there are clubs at Benton County Speedway in Vinton, Cedar County Raceway in Tipton, West Liberty Raceway in West Liberty, and 34 Raceway in West Burlington, all located in Iowa.
We have said repeatedly that involvement of the kids brings families back over and over again. And our future racers all spent their first trips to the track in the stands. The love of racing begins with watching, and then progresses to wanting to get out there and have fun competing. The kids clubs accomplish that I believe.
LaCrosse Speedway
LaCrosse and Hawkeye Downs are very similar tracks in their layout. Both have two tracks in one. Promoter for LaCrosse, Chuck Deery, is proactive as well in providing activities for the fans and kids. And, LaCrosse is a NASCAR–sanctioned short track.
LaCrosse first ran races in 1957 and a lot of well known racers have run here over the years. Steve Carlson, who has had so much success in this region over the past 25 to 30 years won his first Hobby Stock feature on August 18, 1976. He went on to win his first Late Model feature in 1982 and was crowned Late Model champion in 1984.
Dick Trickle won the track championship in 1977, Rusty Wallace won his first Late Model feature in 1979 and Mark Martin set the track record in that same year. Dale Earnhardt even raced here in 1987. Other successful racers who have left their mark on this speedway include Joe Shear, Butch Miller, Junior Hanley, Ted Musgrave, Eddie Hoffman, and Brian Hoppe. It seems that to earn respect in this region, you must have success at this track and a win here. There is also a big fall race that goes a long way toward earning that.
Oktoberfest is a four day, end of the year event that is known all over this rich region of racing as the must see, must compete race of the year. Started in 1970, it now brings more than 500 cars to compete in various classes and many thousands of spectators make it an annual must do.
LaCrosse is a somewhat different layout for a racetrack. Turns 1 and 3 are long entry shapes where the driver can carry a lot of speed into the turns, but coming off of Turns 2 and 4 the layout changes. The turns tighten up quite a bit and if a racer is not ready for that, the wall comes up very quickly.
Looking at a Google Earth view of the track shows exactly what I'm talking about. If you follow the curve of the racing line shown by the dark pavement created by the tires, following that arc takes you right into the wall at those two turns. Added steering must be applied just before the straights on both sides of the track, front stretch and back stretch.
The classes that run here include the NASCAR Late Models, Sportsman, Thunderstox, Hornets, and Outlawz. As with Hawkeye Downs, the two top divisions ran the larger half-mile track while the other classes ran the smaller track.
The one thing that happened during my visit that made a lasting impression on me was when they had the kids ride along experience before the nights racing began. The parents could bring their kids down to the track along the front stretch and track officials would help the kids get into one car at a time to ride around the track, at a slow speed of course.
I stood and watched as a good number of teams provided their cars for this event and many dozens of kids, faces lit up with big ol' smiles, waved to the crowd as they made their way around the track for a couple of laps in a real live race car. It was great and I wished more tracks could do this for the younger fans.
Both of these tracks provided important information for us to contemplate. First off, Hawkeye Downs is coming back from near extinction due in large part to responsible management techniques and a commitment by the promoter to make it work no matter what needs to be done.
With LaCrosse we see a track with a long history of success and where the promoter is not sitting still, but constantly looking to improve the experience for both racers and fans. His attention to the families that come to watch the races helps keep them coming back weekend after weekend. The plan isn't brilliant, it just makes sense and it works.
The next installment of the AMSOIL Great American Circle Track Tour takes us to our title sponsors home town of Superior, Wisconsin, and the AMSOIL Speedway in the first of a three track run all in the same weekend. These three tracks will be the first dirt tracks we will visit for this year's Tour and I can say, it's about time after all of those tarmac tracks.
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This is the new look for stock class cars. I guess we have to do something to be different than all of the other Monte Carlos out there, right? These cars tend to be loose most of the time due to the high rear roll center, so a bunch of rear aero downforce has to help.A sure fix for a short spindle is a long ball joint shaft. This one sure puts angle in that upper control arm. I hope it holds up to the wear and tear it will most likely experience.Wheelchair-bound Jimmy Funke does not miss a race and is Hawkeye Downs favorite fan. We met Jimmy when he was cruising around the pits and gave him a Circle Track Tour hat which he immediately put on. He doesn't miss a race thanks to Mike Becker making sure his cab fare is paid up. It's just one of those nice touches that make a promoter special in my opinion.Mike and father Steve Carlson race at LaCrosse and both were here for the races for our Tour visit. Steve has won just about everything you can win in racing in this region and even the national NASCAR short track championship in 2007.One of the most amazing things I've seen on Tour is the kids ride event that takes place before the races get going at LaCrosse. Many race teams offer to drive kids around the track for a couple of laps sitting in temporary seats on the passenger side. I can't tell you how much those kids enjoyed themselves and the parents were snapping pictures, the kids were laughing and it all worked to start out the night in a very positive way.


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Play amongst the high-rollers in Las Vegas
Situated in the Mojave Desert, Nevada, Las Vegas rises like a strange desert flower among the elevated peaks, rocky landscape and arid zones that surround it. While primarily known for its gambling, shopping, fine dining and nightlife, there's something in this city for every curious tourist. With no shortage of theme parks, museums, national parks and other attractions unique to this dazzling city, it's no surprise that this 24 hour resort town is one of the top tourist destinations worldwide and bills itself as The Entertainment Capital of the World.
The phrase "Only in Vegas" exists for a reason. In Las Vegas city high-rollers mingle with budget conscious tourists, soon-to-be newlyweds, conference goers and a gamut of other curious travellers. There are activities you will only find in Vegas and activities you wish you didn't stumble upon. The "Sin City" nickname is no coincidence, but in contrast to the gambling venues and nightlife, Las Vegas also boasts an impressive selection of museums, exhibits, concerts, outdoor pursuits and more.
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It wouldn't be a true Las Vegas experience without placing a bet at one of the world famous casinos. Caesars Palace is perhaps the most iconic and is hard to beat for atmosphere. Downtown, the Golden Nugget is an excellent choice, while Casino Royale is perfect for a cheap spin on the roulette wheel. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the nightlife and visit the Neon Museum, where old signs are given a new life, or the Atomic Testing Museum for a chilling insight into the Nevada Test Site. The Mob Museum provides a fascinating look at the involvement of the mob in the rise of Las Vegas.
Stroll The Strip to scope out the world-class dining options available and stop to gaze in wonder at the Bellagio's famous dancing fountain show. Shooting water over 100m into the air at regular intervals from 3pm until midnight, this water rocket spectacle is a guaranteed crowd pleaser. Tourists are also enamoured by the erupting volcano at the Mirage, the animated statues at Caesars Palace and the city's own Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas hotel. Another over-the-top yet somehow delightful tourist attraction is the New York-New York roller coaster which runs right through New York-New York hotel, bringing with it a little taste of Disneyland. And of course, if you are that way inclined, you can always get married at one of the many Vegas wedding chapels.
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The Strip, technically known as Las Vegas Boulevard, is the major thoroughfare through the city and is lined both sides with shopping malls, theatres, casinos and restaurants. Fancy and gaudy hotels are in abundance here and provide a true Vegas experience. Just to the East and West of The Strip you can find less expensive accommodation while losing none of the convenience. A little further to the West, where the real inhabitants of Las Vegas live, a range of excellent hotels are scattered among the regular supermarkets and everyday amenities. North of The Strip in Downtown Las Vegas is the perfect location to stay for proximity to the Arts District, the Neon Museum and the older hotels and Casinos of Fremont Street. Racing enthusiasts might prefer to book a hotel in North Las Vegas, the home of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and host of NASCAR and other drag races.
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Summary:A thirtysomething Manhattan dad is in the midst of a divorce when his 10-year-old daughter, Maya, starts to question him about his life before marriage. Maya wants to know absolutely everything about how her parents met and fell in love: Will's story begins in 1992, as a young, starry-eyed aspiring politician who moves to New York from Wisconsin in order to work on the presidential campaign. For Maya, Will relives his past as an idealistic young man learning the 'ins' and 'outs' of big city politics, and recounts the history of his romantic relationships with three very different women. Will hopelessly attempts a gentler version of his story for his daughter, and changes the names so Maya h... Full Summary >>


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I'd like some more information about multi master setup. I have set aside three test machines as ldap server. Is it reasonable to have 1 master, the second as mmr and the third as a replica? What would best practice be? The documentation suggests no more than 4 multi-masters which implies that a massively scaled solution would then need some replicas also.
I was hoping to get resilience from having a multi master setup but it seems to be behaving strangely. For example I have some other test VMs and run something like this on them:
while [ true ] do ; zmprov cd testvm1.example.com ; sleep 1 ; zmprov dd testvm1.example.com ; sleep 1; done
On another test vm I continually create and delete a different domain.
On another VM I run zmprov gad continuously to watch the domains come and go.
On all the test VMs the ldap_url is set to replica, master 2, master 1 and ldap_master_url is set to master 2, master 1
By this simple test I hope to simulate read and write operations on the ldap servers.
I am not 100% confident of my configuration, the zmreplchk command says the masters are in sync but the replica is '0w 0d 0h 0m 0s ahead' (code 6)
Now the strangeness - if all servers are running, the test vms behave as expected.
If one of the masters is stopped (zmcontrol stop), one of the test VMs starts giving errors to the cd and dd commands - account.NO_SUCH_DOMAIN and account.DOMAIN_EXISTS - this continues for a long time. This looks like a bug, I might expect some odd behaviour when the set of ldap servers changes but this is a steady state where we can't create a domain because it apparently exists yet we can't delete it because it apparently doesn't exist...
With one master stopped, if the replica is stopped then this behaviour from the test VMs suddenly stops and they start creating and deleting domains happily again.
While the replica is stopped, either master can be stopped and started without problems, so long as at least one is working.
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- 1A. Incapacity lasting more than 3 consecutive calendar days and that involves: (to check this, you must first check one of the following)
- a. Two or more treatments by or under the supervision, orders, or referral of a health care provider or
- b. One treatment by a health care provider followed by a regimen of continuing treatment under the supervision of the health care provider (e.g., prescription medications or therapy with specialized equipment but not over-the-counter medications or salves, bed- rest, fluid intake or exercise).
NOTE: Absent complications, this would not include the common cold, the flu, ear aches, upset stomach, minor ulcers, headaches other than migraine, routine dental or orthodontia problems, and periodontal disease.
- 1B. Any period of incapacity or subsequent treatment relating to the above condition.
- 2. Incapacity due to pregnancy or for prenatal care.
- 3. Incapacity or treatment for a chronic serious health condition that: (to check this, you must first check all of the following)
- a. Requires periodic visits for treatment by or under the direct supervision of a health care provider and
- b. Continues over an extended period (including recurring episodes) and
- c. May be episodic (e.g. asthma, diabetes, epilepsy).
- 4. Permanent or long term incapacity for which treatment may be ineffective and which requires the supervision of, but not necessarily treatment by, a health care provider (e.g. Alzheimer's, severe stroke, terminal stages of disease).
- 5A. Absences to receive multiple treatments by or under the supervision, orders, or referral of a health care provider for: (to check this box, you must first check one of the following)
- a. Restorative surgery after an accident or injury or
- b. A condition that is likely to result in incapacity of more than 3 consecutive calendar days without medical intervention or treatment (e.g. cancer, severe arthritis, kidney disease).
- 5B. Any period of recovery relating to the above treatments.
Cite: 29 CFR §825.114.
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U.S. Cities See Independence Day Spike in DUI Arrests
The Fourth of July is usually associated with the usual suspects of fireworks, booze, and hot dogs. Unfortunately, the holiday has also become notorious for the number of DUI arrests that occur during the festivities.
This trend grew more pronounced in many areas this year. From Biloxi, Mississippi, to Santa Clara, California, several cities across the country saw a significant spike in DUI arrests over the holiday weekend.
First, according to local sources, a total of 214 drivers were cited for driving under the influence in Mississippi during the mid-summer festivities. This represented a 27 percent jump over the number of DUI arrests at the same time last year.
In the entire state, troopers reported issuing more than 5,000 traffic citations, although a significant number of these violations were not alcohol-related.
During the weekend, Mississippi troopers responded to a total of 130 accidents. Roughly 40 of these had injuries and one resulted in a fatality, although this was also not due to drunk driving.
More collisions and citations occurred on the Gulf Coast, where traffic becomes particularly dense during the weekend.
This rising DUI trend was not limited to genteel southern states. Across the country in California, the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office reported an even more dramatic 33 percent increase in the number of DUI arrests during the holiday, although the statistics show the jump could be as high as 50 percent.
In this year's anti-DUI crackdown, county officials arrested 141 people for driving under the influence. During a similar campaign on the Fourth of July last year, officers arrested a mere 94 drivers for driving while intoxicated.
Law enforcement officials were stumped when asked for an explanation of the rising numbers, claiming that DUI figures had dropped in recent years, especially over Memorial Day weekend.
The weekend also saw five DUI-related car accidents in Santa Clara County, but no fatalities were reported. The city plans to aggressively enforce DUI laws during Labor Day weekend this September.
The jump in DUI arrests during this party-filled weekend is somewhat typical, as police officers are often more vigilant about establishing checkpoints and more carefully monitoring drivers' behavior.
As a result, holiday weekends also see a rise in the use of public transportation, carpooling, and taxis to avoid the legal consequences of an arrest for drunk driving.
A DUI charge, however, does not have to cripple your reputation or your finances. If you've been charged with driving under the influence, a local DUI lawyer may help you fight the charge.


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Happy Easter Set Pattern PA884 - Crochet our classic Happy Easter Set which includes Banner, Basket, Duck & Bunny Eggs and Decorated Eggs. The Easter basket is the perfect egg hunt accessory with colorful striped, solid or zigzag eggs. Delight family and friends when you set the table for a delectable Easter feast with your colorful Easter set. Set is easy to make with worsted weight yarn.
Original Design By: Maggie Weldon
Easter Basket
Skill Level: Easy
Size: 6" across, 4" deep
Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn2 oz White (W), 1 oz Green (G) and Yellow (Y), small amts Lt. Blue (B) and Pink (P). Yarn Needle. Four 10mm Movable Eyes. White Glue. One sheet 7-count plastic canvas. One circle piece of plastic canvas 6" round.
Skill Level: Easy
Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn Small amts of Yellow (Y), White (W), Pink (P), Green (G), Lt. Blue (B), and Purple (PL). Yarn Needle. Sew on moving eyes (4 eyes, 12mm). Stuffing. Sewing Needle & Thread.
Happy Easter Banner
Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: 25" wide x 18" tall
Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn 5 oz White (MC), 2 oz Purple (CC) Small amt Pink (P) and Green (G) for flowers. Yarn needle
Crochet Hook: Size G-6 (4 mm) suggested.
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Muno and Van Winden competed at the U21 Beach World Championships.
The Bruins will play three times during the spring volleyball season.
Michael Sealy and Reily Buechler will represent UCLA in China.
Kaitlin Nielsen was honored by the AVCA With Thirty Under 30 Award.
Jamie Robbins prepped at Laguna Beach High School.
Jordan Anderson will compete in Italy and Croatia this summer.
Karsta Lowe didn't commit an error in 10 sets, posting 22 kills.
The three awards are tied for the most in school history.
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If you want to cool off a bedroom, living room or office, a window air conditioner is a great solution. The initial unit costs less than a large whole-house air conditioner or a portable air conditioner, and a room air conditioner runs on less electricity than both.
Window air conditioners are installed in a window. It temporarily mounts on your window sill, cooling down the room it's placed in. On the front of the unit -- which faces into the room -- is a grill to pull in air, which gets blown out through vents. The best designs let you adjust louvers on the vents to aim the cool air where you want it. The back of the air conditioner hangs outside, with silver fins that help keep the unit from overheating but don't draw air into the room. Window air conditioners also pull excess moisture out of the air as they lower the temperature. By bringing the humidity down, the room becomes more comfortable and less sticky. This excess moisture evaporates or drips out the back of the unit.
Installing most window air conditioners is pretty straightforward: pen the window, set the unit on the ledge and close the window. The top pane of the window helps hold the air conditioner in place. Plastic curtains, which come with the air conditioner, slide out to the sides of the window. These, along with a little foam tape, seal around the air conditioner to keep hot air and debris from sneaking in through the cracks and keep more of your cold air in the room. Screws, sash locks and, in some cases, sill supports, secure the unit to eliminate any chance of it falling out and causing possibly catastrophic damage to persons or property.
There are two types of standard window air conditioners. Most are one-piece units, but others feature a slide-in chassis. Installing a unit with a slide-in chassis is a little more involved, but is also easier because you don't have to wrestle with the full weight of the air conditioner as you put it in place in your window. Instead, you install the outer sleeve first and then, with that securely in place, slide in the air conditioner itself.
Casement window air conditioners are a special case. For windows that slide to the side or are hinged, there are two options for window air conditioners. The first is to buy a regular window-mount unit and custom fit a piece of wood or Plexiglas to cover the opening above the air conditioner. The second is to get a casement air conditioner. These are tall and skinny, and often include curtains that extend above the unit to seal the opening. Casement air conditioners tend to be more expensive than traditional window air conditioners with the same cooling capacity, but sometimes fit better in the window. These units also aren't as common as traditional air conditioners -- none of the expert tests include casement air conditioners in their comparisons, and few models have a significant number of owner reviews to accurately gauge performance.
If window mounting an air conditioner isn't convenient or aesthetically desirable, you can choose to mount a room air conditioner through a wall. Some window air conditioners with slide-in chassis can be mounted this way, and some room air conditioner models are designed exclusively for in-wall mounting. Through-the-wall air conditioners work the same way as window air conditioners, but their installation is both permanent and more complicated. Homeowners with good DIY skills might be able to handle the job on their own, but others would be best served by hiring a professional installer.
User feedback on dedicated through-the-wall room air conditioners is scant, and we spotted only a couple of choices with more than a handful of user reviews. In a free article, ConsumerReports.org says that unless you are looking to replace existing through-the-wall units, a window air conditioner is the better option as there are fewer choices among through-the-wall models, they are more costly to buy and install, and the way they are installed can make them less energy efficient.
Room air conditioners are grouped by their cooling power. This is measured in British thermal units (BTUs). The higher the BTU, the more powerful the air conditioner. To find the right size for you, the first step is to match the square footage of the room you want to cool to the correct BTU. You then need to adjust for various factors such as whether the room is sunny or shady, the number of occupants typically in the room, and whether or not the room is used as a kitchen. The folks at EnergyStar.gov have put together a handy guide that provides BTU for different sized rooms, shows how to properly measure a room, and provides correction factors for various situations.
When shopping for a new air conditioner, experts say the most common error shoppers make is to purchase the wrong size unit for their space. If it's underpowered for the space, it will have to work too hard to cool the air properly. If it's too large, it will turn off before the room is adequately cooled and dehumidified. Generally speaking, window air conditioners (as well as through the wall models) can be divided into three broad categories:
Small window air conditioner: Also called mini air conditioners, this size is the lightest and least expensive. With cooling capacities at 6,000 BTU and under, these are designed for rooms up to about 250 square feet.
Medium window air conditioner: Ranging from about 7,000 to 8,000 BTU, these are ideal for rooms between 250 and 350 square feet.
Large window air conditioner: A large air conditioner with 9,000 or higher BTU has enough cooling power for rooms 350 square feet and above.
Spending more money on an air conditioner doesn't necessarily guarantee a better appliance. According to reviews, several budget-priced options still have excellent cooling performance. More expensive units often include extra convenience features, however, such as a timer and remote control. For many owners, these are worth the additional cost. All of the air conditioning units in our report are 115 volts and plug into a regular household outlet.
For an air conditioner that is even more temporary than a window unit, can be moved easily and doesn't block the view, consider a portable air conditioner, which we cover in a separate report. If you want to cool more than one room at a time, read our report on central air conditioners.
To find the best air conditioners, ConsumerSearch looks first at professional tests. In those, experts compare different units in side-by-side tests to determine cooling performance, noise levels and the ability to operate in low power conditions. From there, our editors evaluate owner reviews for real-world insights into which window air conditioners are easy to install, user-friendly and reliable. We then distill all of that information to find the Best Reviewed window air conditioners for any sized room and budget.
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She's baaack!
Nicole Vaidisova looks to have awaken from her season-long slumber, gutting out a 3-set victory over Russian Anna Chakvetadze 4-6, 7-6 (0), 6-3 and grabbing her first defeat of a top-10 baller since beating Jelena Jankovic in Sydney - yeah, that was in January.
Well, Nicole is still working "The Worm" so we can't credit a breakup for the turnaround - must be new coach David Felgate. Whatever the case, it's good to see the Czech revive her game.
Good luck, though, with battling giant-killing Chinese baller Jie Zheng in the quarterfinals...the girl is on fire.
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Monday, June 30, 2008
Vaidisova's victorious run continues, makes quarters at Wimbledon
She's baaack!
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I'm happy for Vaidi to have her faculties back, but I am really pulling for Zheng.ReplyDelete
She really fouled up my racquet bracket...It's nice to see her getting herself together though I suppose. I'm still shocked when I look down the women's draw sheet at how this Wimbledon is playing out.ReplyDelete
natch: zheng winning would be a great story, nicole winning a good oneReplyDelete
b2012: yes all draw sheets for the ladies are screwed - welcome to my club!
I'm not a fan. She seems a bit. . .blah? She was in studio with Martina N. on tennis channel, who was chatting with her in Czech and pouring all these compliments on her and she was just like, "Uh, whatever!"ReplyDelete
To me, there's something "off" about her (see Stepanek, Radek) and her game isn't anything special.
GO Zheng Jie!


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The minor is a part of Cross Disciplinary Programs.Logic and reasoning are central to human inquiry. The minor brings together several disciplines which take logic and reasoning as part of their subject matter, emphasize the core logical elements that are common across disciplines and show how to apply these common logical concepts and tools in different domains. The requirement for a minor in logic and reasoning is 18-19 credits: 12-13 credit hours from a set of core courses and six credit hours from electives.
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Detroit, MI (Sports Network) - Ray McCallum scored a game-high 22 points and
handed out seven assists as the Detroit Titans topped the Canisius Golden
Griffins, 83-78, in the final game of the Gotham Classic at Calihan Hall.
Jason Calliste added 19 points for Detroit (8-5) which had five players in
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Juwan Howard Jr. each chipped in 13 points. The Titans have won 16 straight
games at home and six of their last seven overall.
Billy Baron had 20 points, eight rebounds and seven assists for Canisius (9-4)
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Canisius shot at a 53.1 percent clip in the first half, including a 5-of-9
effort from beyond the arc, and took a 42-39 lead at halftime. Detroit
connected on 48.4 percent of its shots in the first 20 minutes.
The Titans took their first lead of the second half, 57-55, on a 3-pointer
from Minnerath with nine minutes remaining. Detroit would never surrender
that advantage despite never leading by more than eight points as the Titans
went 9-of-10 from the free throw line in the final minute to hold off the
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The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra is playing Mahler's Symphony No. 4 this evening and Saturday night (I'll be there on Saturday). Just by chance, I happen to have a few cool Mahler links that I've saved up for a rainy day.
Check out this time lapse of the stage being set for Mahler's Symphony No. 8 "Symphony of a Thousand" at Los Angeles's Walt Disney Concert Hall.


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The title kind of states my problem.
The admin account (the one created on first installation) is having problems logging in since I finally got zimbra to upgrade from 5.0.2. I first noticed it yesterday and the login into the admin panel was failing. So I thought I had just forgot my password, so I logged into the server and ran `zmprov sp
. Still wouldn't let me in. I restarted zimbra with, and I was able to get in just fine using the password I had just changed it to. Now today, same problem, I can't get into the admin console.
logged by btpool-0 I get
FF3.0 (Linux);] security - cmd=AdminAuth; account=admin; error=authentication failed for admin
Of course before that is the username and my IP.
I just look at the account with zmprov, and it isn't locked. Any ideas? My guess is I could restart zimbra services and get into the admin console, but I prefer not to do this so I can troubleshoot the problem a bit.
Also note - I can't log into the frontend e-mail for this account either.


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We use Zendesk for email support with our customers. We've recently found that emails from Zimbra that don't contain a Reply-To email header don't get picked up by the Zendesk support system.
Is there a way to set the Reply-To preference to a default (via the COS maybe?)?
Zimbra 8.0.2


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Video: Full Accomak Arson Press Conf.
ACCOMACK, Va. (WUSA9) -- A former volunteer firefighter and his girlfriend were arrested in connection to 79 arsons in Accomack County over the past five months.
"Tonya S. Bundick, 40, and Charles R. Smith III, 38, were taken into custody without incident following a traffic stop just after midnight Tuesday morning near an arson set at a vacant residence on Airport Drive in Melfa," police said.
The mini man that was pulled over, was wanted in connection to an arson fire on Monday at around 11:40 p.m. The Melfa Volunteer Fire Department was able to put that fire out quickly, police said.
VIDEO: Accomack Firefighters Continue To Battle Arsons (http://bit.ly/14BYrMB)
Bundick and Smith have not been connected to all of those fires. However, police are holding them, without bond at the Accomack County Jail and are scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday.
The pair have been charged with one felony count of arson and one felony count conspiracy to commit arson. Additional charges for the remaining fires are expected, police said.
Bundick and Smith live with two teens, in Parksley, a small community where the first of 77 deliberately set fires was lit.
Anyone with information about this individual relating to the arsons or just the arsons in general is still encouraged to call or text the Accomack County Arson Tip Line at 757-655-1437.


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This weekend Spanish PS3 developers at DemonHades (linked above) have shared some details and pics of a PS3 Blu-ray drive successfully connected and recognized as a reader in a PC.
With the exception of the Lite-On DH-401S that can read PS3 game discs on a PC, this is the first time an actual PlayStation 3 PS-SYSTEM 302R drive has been reported as functioning on a standard PC.
Many may recall last year the DemonHades Team first Mapped the JTag Port on PS3 Blu-ray Drive, and prior to that GodzIvan shared schematics for the PS3 Blu-ray drive pin-outs.
To quote from DemonHades.org, roughly translated:
"Our colleague has managed HadesTeam Calimba of connecting the PS3 BD player to the PC, as you all know the communication interface that uses the reader is bd flex belt so you do not have any type of connector for this work, so we have communicated BD reader to the pc to start to investigate more thoroughly.
Jungleflasher as both dosflash recognize it. Another good news in PlayStation 3 research community for DHorg and his followers from other Web sites. More information is available here."
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Really great flavor
This is a great recipe. Better than I thought it would be. I will make this again.
Everytime I make this for anyone they love it. It's easy to make and it goes perfectly with the steak.


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Students must obtain a Windows account if they wish to use any of the computer
centers, technology classrooms, labs, etc. on campus. Students are required to receive
a WestConn Email account for all University business. Students needing a Windows
and/or WestConn Email account (or password change) can obtain them at the Midtown
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Coral Springs, FL (Sports Network) - Bobby Clampett and Damon Green both fired
a 4-under-par 68 on Tuesday to share the lead after one round of the Champions
Tour Q-School.
The top-5 finishers in this tournament will receive full exemptions on the
Champions Tour next season, while the next seven finishers (Nos. 6-12) will
get conditional status for 2013. Additionally, the top-30 finishers will be
eligible to compete for spots in open qualifiers at all co-sponsored events.
Clampett, who had four top-10 finishes on the Champions Tour this season,
fired five birdies during the opening round. His lone misstep was a bogey at
the par-4 fourth, but the former BYU Cougar bounced back with consecutive
birdies on Nos. 5 and 6.
Green, who caddies for Zach Johnson on the PGA Tour, carded an eagle, five
birdies and three bogeys during an up-and-down but effective round. He tied
for 17th at the U.S. Senior Open Championship in July.
Esteban Toledo and Neal Lancaster are one stroke off the pace at 3-under,
while Lance Ten Broeck highlights a group of 10 golfers tied for fifth at
Defending champion Jeff Freeman is back in the field this year after ending in
61st place on the Champions Tour money list. He shot 74 on Tuesday -- good
for a 40th-place tie.
The only major championship winner in the field this week is Steve Jones, who
captured the 1996 U.S. Open title. He is currently tied for 21st place at even
NOTES: The $200,000 purse for this event will be divided amongst the top-30
finishers, with first place garnering $30,000 ... Of the 78 golfers in the
field this week, 14 have won on the PGA Tour. Those 14 have a combined 29
titles ... Last year, Freeman carded four 66's en route to a 4-stroke win over
Gary Hallberg and Jim Rutledge.
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Ever since I read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver last year, I've been inspired to grow more than just a couple of tomato plants and the odd herb. It seems I'm not the only one… every newspaper and magazine has been extolling the virtues of urban vegetable gardening of late. And with the wealth of information out there, picking your dinner from your yard doesn't seem so unattainable. I now have a new garden all laid out and I can't wait to plant what I hope will be a bumper crop of veggies.
I've got the seedlings that made it through my fungus gnat infestation–hot peppers, fennel and cilantro–as well as some heirloom tomato plants currently growing in my sister's apartment; a couple of promised plants grown from Gina's tomato seeds–carefully saved each year by a friend's mom (apparently they yield giant, juicy and delicious fruit!); and a few other plants to join my seeds–a zucchini, a green pepper, and a strawberry (though I may save this for a different spot). I'm also growing beets, beans and a few other treats from seed.
Still on my list are tomatillos, since they were so successful in my yard last year. Apparently my parents, who also grew them, have a bunch coming up in their garden already. I had read that they reseed themselves, but I haven't seen any sign in my own garden so far. Either way, I want to be able to make my own salsa verde again.
There are definitely some lessons I've learned since last year's growing season, the most important, I think, revolving around feeding my soil.
I've also consulted Canadian Vegetable Gardening written by Douglas Green. I love Douglas` stress-free approach to gardening and how the book devotes a couple of pages to each vegetable, making it easy to consult and gather the necessary tips. I had a chance to chat with Douglas recently about gardening when I interviewed him for a Homemakers.com story on growing herbs and took away some helpful tips from that conversation, too.
Another resource I've been consulting is the notebook I took to Canada Blooms. I attended a seminar by Ken Brown who, like Douglas, has a very laid-back, resourceful approach to gardening, yet still reaps tremendous rewards all season long.
I noticed someone in our forums recently had posted her three favourite reference books for veggie gardening, so I added my two cents.
What are your favourite veggie gardening resources?


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Riverside, CA (Sports Network) - Chris Patton led the way with 21 points as
the UC Riverside Highlanders downed the UC Irvine Anteaters, 68-58, in a Big
West Conference matchup at the Student Recreation Center Arena.
Chris Harriel added 17 points on 6-of-15 shooting from the field to go along
with four blocks for UC Riverside (5-13, 2-4 Big West), which also received a
double-double of 10 points and 10 rebounds from Josh Fox. The win snapped the
Highlanders' three-game losing slide.
Daman Starring scored 20 of his team-best 22 points in the second half and
finished 6-of-16 from the floor for the Anteaters (10-10, 4-3), who had their
three-game winning streak come to an end. Michael Wilder paced UC Irvine on
the boards with nine rebounds.
UC Riverside took a 29-18 lead into the intermission despite making only 33.3
percent of its field goal attempts in the opening 20 minutes. The Anteaters
shot an even worse 20 percent from the floor including an ice-cold 2-of-14
from 3-point range in the first half.
The Highlanders lost the second stanza, 40-39, but protected their lead by
converting 17-of-26 at the charity stripe after the break. UC Irvine improved
to hit 43.3 percent of its field goals, but it could not overcome the halftime
UC Riverside outscored the visitors, 26-16, in the paint and also, 10-0, in
second chance points.
The Sports Network


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My relationship with the Japanese cutlery industry started when I was 18 years old.
Those in the Japanese knife industry have had the opportunity to observee my trials and tribulations for more than a quarter of a century. They have seen me struggle, weep, persevere, achieve and prosper over that time. Even after moving back to North America, after living in Japan for 18 years, my colleagues have followed my progress through the Japanese cutlery media.
Since 1995, the domestic cutlery market in Japan has seen a major recession. Many Japanese blade manufacturers and well as individual artisans started looking to the West to discover new markets for their blades. However, language barriers, the fast-changing internet marketing, and difficulty in finding trustworthy and reliable American partners kept many Japanese craftsman from being able to enter the Western market. During my last four trips to Japan, various cutlers were continually asking me if I would represent their work through Carter Cutlery. This was a great honor for me, and the decision had to be considered very seriously.
Through long deliberation and seeking wise counsel from my teacher and respected members of the community, I reached a decision. I would represent only the finest specimens of any genre of products, and not carry "bargain" brands or anything that would compromise Carter Cutlery's reputation of excellence.
The following were the criteria that had to be met before I would even consider the product:
• I had to personally know the artisan behind the product and know the philosophy behind the work. Only perfectionists and those driven by strong ethics would be considered
• I had to be able to visit their workshop and personally see how their products were made. If their methods didn't jibe with my sense of superior metallurgy, then I wouldn't consider them.
• I had to have the confidence I understand their product well enough that I can fully service, sharpen or refurbish it after selling it.
• I had to have a reasonable belief that the artisan was going to continue making more products for as long as possible
Having met those criteria, I now introduce to you to "Shiro" Brand knives and work from individual Japanese custom knifemakers.
To find out more about Carter Cutlery and our Japanese Import Knives, please read our FAQ.


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Nice bucks
nice, good job.
I go the last week in sept and the first week of october.I hunt a few different spots .One spot is about 13miles but two other spots are around 3 miles with alot of elevation gain and all the land is public.
Beautiful bucks, especially that second one in the snow.
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GREAT bucks......the last pic is awesome!
I'm green with envy! Those are great Mulies! Thanks for posting!
Those are a couple of nice bucks. Congrats!!!


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Leading advisors to the entertainment industry
The human brain has always been a mystery. Today there's a scientific revolution going on. It's about finding out how the human brain processes 'entertainment'. This revolution will make us better at what we do in the entertainment industry, make us smarter at knowing what works and why it works. Attentional has been involved with this research for a decade. We aim to stay on the leading edge of this revolution. We call our project The Science of Entertainment.


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Charleston lawyer McDavid dies at 73
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Charleston lawyer William R. McDavid, a founding member of the law firm that became Bowles Rice and a leader of various community causes, died Wednesday. He was 73.
McDavid was in Hubbard Hospice House in Charleston at his time of death.
In 1989, McDavid was a senior member of the Charleston law firm Bowles McDavid Graff & Love when it joined a Martinsburg firm to create Bowles Rice McDavid Graff & Love. McDavid spent his entire career at Bowles Rice, from 1964 until he retired in 1998.
The firm is now known simply as Bowles Rice LLP.
On Wednesday night, Bowles Rice's website was updated with McDavid's photo and a messaging reading, "Bowles Rice celebrates the life and mourns the passing of our dear friend and partner."
Charlie Love, another founding member of Bowles Rice, described his friend as an "outstanding lawyer who practiced primarily in the business and banking fields."
He and McDavid had been close since Love joined the law firm in 1969. They played golf together, joined each other at different events and their children and wives got along too, he said. Even though McDavid retired as a partner in 1998, he remained an "of counsel" to the firm until recent years.
Tom Heywood, managing partner in Bowles Rice's Charleston office, joined Love and Love's wife, Sally, to visit with McDavid on New Year's Eve.
During the visit, McDavid asked about the firm, Heywood said, and he "always took great interest in every lawyer in the firm. ... He always had a keen interest and enthusiasm in every lawyer's life."
Heywood also described McDavid as a "very self-effacing, very humble man" who was quiet about his philanthropy but very generous.
In 1993, McDavid started a foundation after Huntington Bancshares Incorporated purchased his family bank, the National Bank of Commerce. The McDavid Foundation has raised money to benefit state children's charities.
He also served as a trustee to the University of Charleston, serving as chairman of the board. He served on two presidential search committees at UC. Further, he was a trustee of Charleston Area Medical Center's Foundation board and a member of the steering committee to raise funds for the hospital's David Lee Cancer Center, which is to be built at the former Watt Powell Park on MacCorkle Avenue.
He was an active member of the Business and Industrial Development Corporation and served the Salvation Army Boys Club and the Rotary Club of Charleston.
Heywood said that McDavid had left the law firm, the firm's clients and his community each better than he found them.
"I think everyone would recall Bill as the ultimate gentleman," Heywood said.
McDavid is survived by his wife, Diana, two sons, one daughter and four grandchildren, among other family members.
Service will be held 3 p.m. Saturday at St. Marks United Methodist Church with Rev. Monty Brown officiating. A reception will be held afterward from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Berry Hills Country Club.


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