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Hours May Vary
Appointment Required
Suite 100
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Stop Living With Hair Loss
Get the natural-looking hair restoration results you want. Our dedicated hair restoration experts will customize a solution to fit your individual hair loss needs and budget at our discreet location in Charlotte. Whether your hair loss concerns are big or small, old or new, we guarantee that no matter the solution you choose, you'll be satisfied with the look and feel of your new hair.
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Hair Club Charlotte By: jbutler – everyone there is so helpful. I showed up for my apt but I was there on the wrong day. they were very busy!!! randy and lori went out of the way to get me in that day!!! although it was my falt they went above & beyond to help me!!that's customer service!! thanks guys keep up the good work. jb Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Victor R – If Tawana is not the best person in the Charlotte location, she is definitely in the top 10%! When she replaced my hair, it was just about perfect, the more I examined the hair the more pleased/impressed I was with what she had done! The new piece was about as perfect as it could get! Tawana does a great job for me during every visit I have with her and I appreciate her and the great products the Hair Club does for us. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Barbara – Hair club has been a wonderful experience. It is quite expensive, but, My hair is much healthier now. If yor hair is thinning, don't wait to long before coming for treatments. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Linda K. – I find the whole facility to be awesome. Great environment, nice facility and the employees/stylists are the bomb. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Steve B – Let's face the facts- there's nothing great about losing your hair. It's a dramatic experience. I fought with joining HCM and hesitantly took the leap. More than 10 years later the few people I've told are genuinely shocked- they couldn't tell.I also look forward to my visits. The staff is professional and friendly. My stylist Sarah is one in a million. She can interpret what I want and provide a style that gives me confidence in the workplace. Her sense of humor makes the time fly during every visit. Scheduling is top notch and the facility has a nice vibe. So as you contemplate your next step with hair loss I would encourage you to do yourself a favor and at least schedule an appointment to learn more. If your experience is anything like mine at the Charlotte location you will be glad you did it. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Fred D – Excellent professional service. Highly recommend this location. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: H.Howell – Just beginning my procedure, sorry I cannot leave a rating at this time but will return in the future and complete what I feel is the correct star rating. As a professional hairstylist for 33 years and a professional entertainer I never dreamed I would end up going to Hair Club for Men. This is definitely something new for me and something that I am trying to get adjusted to. After several appointments HC has put their heart into trying to help me be satisfied with the procedure that I chose. Thank you, Sarah for all your hard work! Sabrina, when I left Saturday I felt like you had put your heart and soul into trying to make me feel the best a man could feel about himself! Christy, you made me a believer that you would stand behind your company and its product! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Joyce – I have been a member for almost 2years and I have seen several stylists in my short time and all are great but I have two stylists that are the best that's Jaleesa and Sabrina. When I met them it was like meeting an old friend from the past they made me feel like family and I appreciate that. If you are ever in the Charlotte area stop in and see for yourself. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: regina – I have been a client for approximately seven years. It's been a life changing experience. Thank you very much. :) Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Patrick t. – Fantastic service. Tawana is great Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Bill P – I transferred to Charlotte from an out of state club and have been overwhelmed by the service and attention I've received. My stylist, Chassidy, is absolutely great; she listens attentively to explanations of style preference, then proceeds to duplicate it perfectly. She's far and away the best stylist I've worked with. And Christy, the manager, along with Mindy, the membership advisor, are "can do" people who certainly make you feel at home. Everyone I've met in the Charlotte HCM are great ambassadors for this outstanding location. I would recommend them highly.Bill P Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: JB – I've been a member for many years and continue to be impressed by the professionalism and courtesy of the staff in Charlotte. Christy has put together a great overall winning team and she is to be commended along with the many outstanding stylists Tawana, Chastity, Lori, Tammy. Would highly recommend the center and will continue to use their services. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: SB – I have been a member for over ten years and it has been a great experience. The staff is always very friendly and my stylist (Sarah M.) ROCKS! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Jay – Jamie at HairClub Of Charlotte Nc Does A Real Good Job and Make Sure Her Patients Are Satisfied And Happy With her Services. I Would Recommend Everybody To Get Service Done By Her Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Alex f. – I have been a client in Charlotte for 25+ years and never experienced doubt with my decision to join HC. The Charlotte facility & staff is the best. My most recent visit was special since I had a new stylist. Cindy was great! Took the time to give me a great great cut and was very professional. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Mark – Great customer service, always prompt on appointments, Hair looks good! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: john – the staff at the charlotte location are very good. they always call to remind you of you apt or if you have to reschedule they work with to get you in asap! cant say enough about them! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Tim C. – I have been a client for 20 years at the Charlotte NC office and I have the highest regard for all the great folks at Hair Club of Charlotte. The staff is always great to work with and my hair always looks fantastic. If you are considering Hair Club, then I highly recommend partnering with these folks.Tim C. Columbia SC. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: JBUTLER – EVERYONE THERE ARE SO HELPFUL. RANDY IS ALWAYS HELPFUL SCHEDULING APPOINTMENTS TO FIT MY SCHEDULE. IF ANY PROBLEMS ARISE MINDY SLOVES THEM QUICKLY AND EFFECTIVEIY!!!!!! LORI MY STYLIST. CANT SAY ENOUGHT ABOUT HER. SHE IS VERY GOOD AT WHAT SHE DOES,IS CARING AND PAYS ATTENTION TO THE SMALLEST DETAILS!!!!! SHE HAS BEEN MY STYLIST FOR YEARS AND I WOULD NOT USE ANYONE ELSE!!!!! I CANT COUNT HIGH BUT I CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON LORI!!!!!! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Catherine L. – The staff are friendly and wonderful. Jamie and Mindy are awesome!!! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Stacy – Been a client here in Charlotte for 21 years ! Love the staff and stylist Would recommend to anyone Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Gary A. – I would recommend HCM to friend and family. I have recommend . I have been a member since the early 90's. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: katz – I was in town visiting and had a chance to meet the charlotte staff and they were amazing. From being greeted at the front Desk to the stylist who saw me. I was trying to get an appointment with the Raleigh center for a weeding and The young lady at the front desk was very helpful in trying to get me an appointment and kept me up updated if there were any openings and I found that to be great customer service. Thank you Charlotte Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Ash – I joined HC 7 years ago. It has had a positive impact my appearance, I look younger and has helped professional as well as socially. I see the cost as an investment. So far the ROI is great. The staff at the Charlotte location is professional and friendly. I am happy I joined. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: BF – Excellent service. Stylists always are courteous and helpful. Thank you Joey and Tammy,you are the best. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: TC – I've been a client for 14 yrs. My current stylist, Sarah McBride, does a fantastic job and keeps the ball rolling. I'm never disappointed and the staff is always helpful. Highly recojmmend using their services. TC Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: B G M – My HCM experience began in 2002 and I am as completely satisfied today as I was my first visit. It's like seeing friends every time I visit. Randy, Nolan, Christy, Joey---well, all of them do a tremendous job.And, I have to add, that Sarah McBride is amazing.I'd highly recommend HCM to anyone considering becoming a client. And when you go by, tell them all I said hello! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Florence G. – I'm seventy-two, and I've been coloring my hair since I was thirty, and the girl I see at hair Club is the best I've ever seen. She is just excellent. Everyone in the office is just really nice to me. It's great to see. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Ronald H. – The staff are great. My doctor is really fantastic, very knowledgeable. I felt comfortable the whole time in there. My only issue is that I live in the Charlotte area, and I had to go all the way to Atlanta for my last appointment. It'd be nice to go somewhere closer. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Lovice J. – They are very helpful. No problems Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Michael P. – I would recommend hcm to anyone who is interested. My experience over the last 12 years has been very good. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Stuart R. – Most of my experiences have been pleasant and satisfying. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: CM – I love this place. Everyone is very professional and the place is lively. They have sites that you go in so no one can see you but the stylist just in case you feel a certain kinds way. But all in all, I love this option. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: M.H. – I have been coming here for about 3 years now. Joey is my stylist. He always makes me feel welcome and every time I do come in I have a ball with him. The receptionist and fast here is also very knowledgeable and professional. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Al S – I have been a client at the Charlotte, NC location for about 9 years. The entire organization should be applauded & appreciated for their professionalism & excellent customer service. Randy & Melissa are very courteous upon making appointments. Christy & Nolan strive to make every appointment an enjoyable experience! If problems arise-they are handled quickly & professionally. Tammy is my stylist, and is the best at this location! She is wonderful! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Lesby I. – I have been coming to hairClub for 4yrs now and Joey is an awesome stylist, always attentive to his client making our stay comfortable. Way to go Joey n Thank You Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Bharath k. – Staff and service is awesome..!! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: john b. – I have been a client for over sixteen years. the staff is both friendly and knowledgeable. they go out of there way to make sure you have a good experience!!! LORI IS TOP SHELF!!! SHE GOES OVER AND BEYOND TO MAKE SURE HER CLENTS ARE TAKEN CARE OF. I ALWAYS MAKE SURE I GET HER WHEN I HAVE A APPOINTMENT!!!!!! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Warren H. – Cassidy is the best ..she does great work. .and very friendly person. . Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Steve G. – The entire staff is friendly, but Lori, my stylist, is really top notch. She makes me feel comfortable and relaxed, and always has a good word. Not to mention she does a great job styling my hair. I would not feel comfortable with any other stylist. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: John P. – Lori really seems to care about the system and how i feel about it. She'll be my friend for life. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Ray V – I have been a client for over twenty years. And Randy has been calling to remind me about my next appointments for the last 10 to 12 years when we were living in Denver, Co. Lori is a friendly and a very experience hair stylist. When I come in for a service the first thing is a smiling greeting and how is your family doing, then are having any problems with your unit and how can I make it better. You could go on forever talking about how great all the staff is, But the manager and leader of this well groomed team is Christy she gets 5 STARS by herself Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Dave ABC – Always fun, professional, and clean Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: HG – I love Rita here. She is very friendly, she knows what she is doing and always have a positive attitude. I'm also very please and happy with the results I'm getting. My hair is looking good and growing thicker and faster. Overall, very satisfied! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: pedro a. – Very friendly staff! I love coming here on a weekly basis, it's almost like a second family to me. I will miss them when I become monthly as I am getting used to the system more and more on my own during my first year. Everyone is awesome, Chasy is so caring and detailed, Joe is just the coolest in service and Sara is just an outstanding stylist. I can go on and on about the rest of the family.... :-). Thank you for making sure I am taken care of as the staff no matter who seems to want to go out of their way to assist me. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Jason C. – I've been a client for a year. I definitely recommend HR for all your hair needs. They did a great job on my hair making it look natural and not fake. The staff is very helpfully, friendly and they make sure you are taken care of. Thanks for everything. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Jeff M. – Lori is an outstanding stylist and Randy can always be depended on to keep our appointments on track. Thanks gang for making this experience both pleasant and life changing! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Travelling Taylor – I have been a client with Hair Club for 2 years now. I had a short visit in Hair Club Charlotte the other week and what a great experience it was meeting the stylists and staff. The moment you walk in the door you can see how all the staff loves what they do through their warm and welcoming nature. Everyone from administration to the management look out for your best interest and appreciate every client that sets foot in their full service salon. I look forward to going back to this location in the future and having my hair serviced again by the wonderful stylists. Thank you for making my hair look amazing and providing me with the red carpet treatment! :) Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: dgm – I have been a client even before it was hairclub. Since hairclubhas took over i have been took care of in a discete and professional manner. Service has been great. Technicians have cattered to me personally as to what i want and have simply took care of me. Very happy with the service i get here. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Norm B. – I have been a member of HCM for 15 years, and my experience at the Charlotte center has always been very positive, thanks to Christy, the manager at this center. I have always been treated professionally, even though my experience has been more difficult than other clients. This is due to me having curly hair, and needing perms, that will change the integrity of the system after time. Also, I must say that out of all the stylists that I have seen over the years, my current stylist Chassidy has been the BEST I have ever had. They have all been great, but Chassidy has made it a specail experience by always making sure that I am satisfied before I walk out the door. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Tim L – I've been a client for nearly 15 years and have ALWAYS been treated with respect and courtesy! I recommend the place and they make you look "natural" and "great"! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Larry C – Lori always does a great job! Randy is super up front, very customer friendly. I appreciate the service that I receive. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Gene V. – Great staff and facility. I have a difficult schedule and they work hard to get me worked in. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: david c. – I have no complaints. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Abdul – By far the best decision and place I went to. I have been going to HC(hair club) for a while now & since going to HC I realized how much I missed having my hair back n my confidence. I have many close friends who have no idea that I use HC. The staff and stylists are excellent. (Melissa, Mindy, Chassidy, Sabrina, Randy, Joey, and Ms. Sully..) I hope I didn't forget anybody.. But They're always considerate and very professional. They go above and beyond in helping me with my rather limited schedule. I know I'm a pain but they always make me feel like it's no big deal. They really are great and I love going there!!! Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Rob – Have been a client for 28 years and have always received great results making me look 15 years younger.the mgr ,Christy is in my opinion the best overall mgr they have nationwide.Nolan is also excellent but I cannot forget Sarah ,my personal favorite .she is extremely creative and pleasant the other stylist that is next best is Joey Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: DPG – I have been a client since 2000 and have found the stylists and staff in the Charlotte office to be consistently exceptional. They go out of their way to understand my needs and expectations and work to ensure my system has the look and feel I expect. I do a considerable amount of public speaking and having the confidence of knowing I look my best is critical for my success. The folks in the Charlotte office help me achieve my best. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Alex S. – Always have had service with a smile from the very first day. The treatments are especially great because the staff is knowledgable and hospitable. Thank you for everything I would recommend it to anyone. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Phillip A. – The service here has always been great, and the staff is very friendly. I totally recommend it. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Mike P. – I have been a client at the Charlotte NC HCM for about 12 years. I have always found the staff to be pleasant, helpful, and very professional. The Manager, Christy, is really outstanding, and the young Lady who is my stylist, Sarah McBride, is outstanding as well. I highly recommend the services that HCM provides.Mike P. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Michael M. – I love the service here. I am very amazed at how my hair has turned out. Love it Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: CMH – I have been coming to this place for about 2 years and I totally enjoy it. you can choose from different types of hair and different styles of hair. I started with the straight and now can't wait to try some of the curly/wavy. The place is really nice and you have a privacy because they have suites. They offer you snacks and drinks too. Very professional. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Verta – Jamie in my opinion is an awesome stylist she's dedicated and cares about her clients. I am well pleased with the way she does my hair...I pray she never leave this location. I would recommend her to anyone. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Sally – II like the time that Jamie puts in when deciding what is best for my hair stylewise as well as the health of my hair. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Rebecca – The staff at the Charlotte location are great, from Randy the receptionist to Christy the location manager. They do their best to make you feel right at home and efficiently take care of any problems that may arise. They have wonderful stylists to choose from. Mine is a character, and I love the conversations that we have during my appointments. Joey can do wonders with my hair and makes the time spent there fun. I highly recommend this location. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: CORA H – THIS COMPANY IS AMAZING. YOU START WITH A CONSULTATION AND THEN YOU ARE FITTED. THE STAFF AND CREW ARE SO PERSONABLE AND FULL OF POSITIVE ENERGY. I LOVE CCOMING HERE. THEY WORK WITH YOU TO FIND WHAT WORKS BEST AND THERE IS NO JUDGING.I WAS BEGINING TO LOSE MY HAIR AND I WAS DEVASTATED. I EVEN CRIED WHEN I CALLED THE INITIAL TIME TO SEE WHAT IT WAS ALL ABOUT. BUT I HAVE NOW BEEN SEEING THEM FOR ABOUT ALMOST A YEAR AND NO ONE ELSE COMPARES TO THEM AT ALL. EVERYTHING LOOKS SO NATURAL AND I GET MANY COMPLIMENTS AND QUITE A FEW JEALOUS STARES. BUT ALL I KNOW IS THAT NOW I FEEL BEAUTIFUL, LIKE MY OLD SELF AGAIN. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Lorette A. – I have been a member of the hair club for five months and it has been an awesome experience. Jamie styles my hair and does a super job! The manager of the hair club Christy makes sure that the staff has great customer service and the members are satisfied before they leave. I would recommend this hair club to anyone who has had problems with hair loss. Each time I go to get my hair styled I look forward to feeling and looking GREAT! I look forward to being a life time member of this hair club. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Ed A. – I've been a client of HC for 10 years and it has made a major difference in my appearance, self-esteem, and quality of life. The staff at the Charlotte location is outstanding. Their combination of professionalism and friendliness makes each visit a most enjoyable one. They are indeed a credit to the organization. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Bernard P. – Once we got tired of the comb over of my baldness we contacted the Hair Club in Charlotte, NC. They were the most helpful people and guided me through the process with nothing but the most professional ease. I look forward to my visits on a regular basis. Recommend them highly. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: Tom – I went into the Charlotte location 3 years ago. My Service from day one has been outstanding! The staff Is always pleasant. I recommend the Charlotte location to anyone interested. Read More
Hair Club Charlotte By: From Google – When I first started losing my hair, I was self conscious. I felt frustrated and I looked a lot older than I was - even my friends commented on my hair loss. Now, my friends tell me I'm stuck in a time warp because I never seem to age - I always look young. - Charles B. Read More
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Hoping to reverse a potentially damaging ruling by the MPAA last week, The Weinstein Company said today that it would appeal last week's NC-17 rating for its Sundance 2010 pick up, "Blue Valentine" by Derek Cianfrance.
Observers have speculated that the rare NC-17 ruling might not only be fatal for its box office potential, but seriously compromise its Awards Season outlook. The late December roll out of the Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams anti-romance, which received heavy buzz in Park City in January, created an uproar last week, with the consensus that the ratings board had made an unfair ruling. TWC co-head Harvey Weinstein made an official statement about the ruling, thanking colleagues for their support of the film, which recently played at the Toronto and Hamptons film festivals, saying the company will ask the MPAA to re-consider.
"We want to express our deepest gratitude to our colleagues in the industry and in the media for their recent outpouring of support for Derek Cianfrance's Blue Valentine after the film surprisingly received an NC-17 rating from the MPAA," Weinstein said. "We are taking every possible step to contest the MPAA's decision. We respect the work of the MPAA and we hope, after having a chance to sit down with them, they will see that our appeal is reasonable, and the film, which is an honest and personal portrait of a relationship, would be significantly harmed by such a rating."
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FORT WORTH, Texas - Garlon Green dreamed of a victory over Kansas long before he played for TCU.
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Cold Steel Cruciform Dagger 92HCD. The Cruciform Dagger has a carefully designed 3 1/2" long Stiletto blade and a 1/2" thick cruciform cross section that tapers to a needle like point. It features a somewhat unique cruciform handle, that's designed to facilitate almost any gripping method. Specifications: Blade Detail: Plain. Blade Length (inches): 3.5. Blade Material: Zytel. Carry System: N/A. Handle Material: Zytel. Lock Style: N/A. Overall Length (inches): 7.88. Contents. Cold Steel Cruciform Dagger 92HCD.
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Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) and the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (UPCI) were recently awarded an $11 million Ovarian Cancer Specialized Program of Research Excellence (SPORE) grant.
Women with a strong family history of breast and ovarian cancer have an increased risk of developing these diseases. Sometimes this strong family history indicates a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation, making the odds of developing these cancers even higher.
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"IPTV service is likely to be launched in Nashik early next month for broadband customers," BSNL's General Manager Ashok Veer told reporters on the sidelines of the 'BSNL Mela' held here.
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OUR wartime experience with price control must be viewed in the light of the conditions which prevailed in April, 1917, when we joined the Allies. The problems and possibilities of war financing can only be understood in terms of credit facilities available from banks and other sources, while both the limitations and the necessities of price fixing are visible in the pre-war industrial situation. The economic state of the nation at the time of the declaration of war may best be studied through a brief account of the period of neutrality; in this way we shall see not only the specific developments arising from our position with relation to the belligerents, but we shall get a general picture of the milieu into which the war problem fell. This chapter, then, will be devoted to an examination of the financial and industrial background of the war price problem.
THE immediate effect of the declaration of war in Europe at the end of July, 1914, was a severe financial crisis in the United States. The almost complete discontinuance by English banks of the acceptance of bills of exchange, the attempted liquidation of American securities held abroad, necessitating the suspension of trading on the New York Stock Exchange, and the difficulty of making exports of cotton and wheat, caused a rise in sterling and other European exchanges. In the four months preceding November, $108,841,000 of gold was exported by the United States. Additional pressure was put on New York banks by increased demands from interior banks and other customers.
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YAKIMA — The body of Capt. Aaron Blanchard, an Army helicopter pilot who was killed in Afghanistan last week, has been returned to Yakima.
A procession of Patriot Guard riders and others was organized to escort his body Friday afternoon from the Yakima Air Terminal to a funeral home in Yakima.
Gov. Jay Inslee also announced that state flags will be at half-staff Saturday in Blanchard's memory. His memorial service will be Saturday at Stone Church in Yakima
Family members on Wednesday recalled Blanchard, 32, as their hero and a hardworking, loving husband and father.
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Blanchard formerly of Selah, was killed when an enemy missile struck his base in Afghanistan.
Wednesday, while making arrangements at a local funeral home, Blanchard's father, Don Blanchard, and brother, Karl Blanchard, recalled how he wrestled for Selah High School, loved to hunt elk with a bow, and always aspired to become a pilot.
Don said he took his son hunting not long after he began to walk. "He got hooked," he said.
Karl said his brother never missed a hunting season except for one year when he was training to be a pilot.
"When he'd go all over the country, he'd always return come September so we could do our thing — go elk hunting," Karl said. He recalled one season when Blanchard showed up after moving his family to New York, where he was stationed.
"On that trip, he got his elk on the last day," his brother recalled. "2011 was so memorable for me because it seemed like it was so hard to get it going but then we did."
Don Blanchard said his son wanted to be a pilot since age 5, when he once used a long board as a makeshift aircraft wing and pretended to fly.
"How may times on Halloween did he dress up like a pilot?" Karl asked.
"Quite a few times," Don said.
His widow, Becky, called him "awesome."
"We really didn't try to change each other," she said. "We just tried to change for each other. He was so much fun."
She met her husband 10 years ago at Camp Pendleton, where they were both stationed while serving in the Marines. She said there's no way to quantify how much she will miss him.
"He held my hand in the car … I need people to know how amazing he was."
Don held up his cellphone with a picture of Aaron Blanchard and Becky holding their two children, Hunter, 4, and 2-year-old Amalia. "And that's what meant the most to him," he said.


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New Children's Museum prepares to 'FEAST!'
The New Children's Museum's next major exhibition, "FEAST! The Art of Playing With Your Food," is set to open Oct. 13. Like the museum's previous theme exhibition, "Trash," which opened in October, 2011, it will fill the entire downtown museum with art based on a single theme.
Curated by the museum's Lauren Lockhart, it will comprise interactive work by nearly a dozen artists based on the topics of food, health, agriculture, family heritage, community and the environment.
"Through this new exhibition, we will continue to inspire creativity, imagination and critical thinking in children and families through contemporary art," said Julianne Markow, the museum's executive director. "The museum's education team is working with each artist to ensure that children of all ages are not only able to engage in open-ended play with and on the works of art, but also that they will find myriad ways to learn from the artwork and develop new skills."
The exhibition promises to employ "every available medium from video and sound to painting and sculpture," and uses local, regional and national artists. Some of their artwork is now under development in the museum's "Test Kitchen," which is open to the public through April 13.
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Project: Enchanted Fruits (Tentative title)
The 11-year-old, Los Angeles-based collaborative comprised of Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III describes its sole purpose as "spreading the positive message of Magic, Luck, and Friendship... FriendsWithYou's mission is to affect world culture by cultivating special moments of spiritual awareness and powerful, joyous interaction." At NCM, that interaction will take place with large, inflated fruits and other foods.
Credits: New York City's High Line, Art Basel Miami, Minnesota's Walker Art Center, Tuen Mun Town Plaza in Hong Kong and Haus der Kulturen der Welt Museum in Berlin.
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Project: Sound Kitchen
A UC San Diego graduate now based in New York City, Karre is a former member of the percussion ensemble red fish blue fish and now perform with ICE (the International Contemporary Ensemble, which is guided by MacArthur fellow Claire Chase and includes UC San Diego's Steven Schick as a frequent guest artist). He is also an accomplished video artist and editor and is now collaborating with composer Roger Reynolds on his new work based on the life of George Washington commissioned by the National Symphony. His installation will create a hybrid kitchen/recording studio.
Credits: BBC Scotland (Glasgow Concert Halls), Miller Theatre in New York, The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. and the Park Avenue Armory in New York.
Marisol Rendon
Project: Wobbleland
The San Diego-based Rendon, who studied at Claremont Graduate University and is Assistant Professor of Art at Southwestern College, Chula Vista, had a previous, highly successful work at the California Center for the Arts Escondido that was comprised of giant vegetables. For this exhibition, Rendon will create an oversized kitchen sink, filled with large scraps of food. Expect children to climb in.
Credits: Museum of Art of Pereira in Colombia, California Center for Arts in Escondido, CA and Caldas Museum of Art in Colombia, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, the Market Gallery in Los Angeles, Noel-Baza Fine Art and Track 16 Gallery (Santa Monica).
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Project: Mol_d
A graduate of Stanford University and the San Francisco Art Institute who now teaches at the University of San Francisco, Ross will fashion approximately 1000 building blocks made of mushrooms (using a process he's developed over a decade of experimentation).
Credits: MacDowell Colony Fellow, Artist in Residence at the University of Western Australia, The Exploratorium and The Headlands Center for the Arts; exhibited at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), the Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art in Russia, Museum of Craft And Folk Art in San Francisco, Newcomb Art Gallery in New Orleans, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco and The Exploratorium in San Francisco.


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If Kant's theory of the sublime is to be reworked into a viable form and developed in the direction of its full potential, then this reconstructive task should be located within a more general theory of aesthetic judgements, of which the experience of the sublime will form one distinctive variety. To outline such a theory in the requisite detail would involve a major study in itself. However, by reworking Kant's account of the judgement of taste, we will at least have the plausible basis of some general criteria of the aesthetic, which can then be shown to encompass judgements of sublimity.
As a starting-point, we will remember that Kant characterizes pure aesthetic judgements in terms of their disinterestedness, universality, subjective finality, and necessity. For the purposes of reconstruction I will concentrate on the first and third of these—since they concern the grounds of our aesthetic responses, rather than their more general epistemological status. First, then, the notion of disinterestedness.
For Kant, our judgements of taste have this characteristic in so far as they are 'apart' from any definite concept, and are indifferent to the 'real existence' of the object. Kant's claims here can, I would suggest, be read independently of the overall Critical system in the following way. To appreciate the formal qualities of an object (i.e. the relationships of such features as line, mass, density, shape, and texture) is to appreciate the structural aspects of the way it is presented to the senses alone. Hence, our enjoyment of such qualities does not presuppose that we know anything about the object—not even such basic facts as what it is, what functions it serves, or whether or not it is anything more than a mere appearance. Of course, characteristically we will in fact know a great deal about


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I am actually from Falmouth originally - my parents still live there and I visit 2 or 3 times a year
Falmouth is quite different from other Cornish towns. It is an industrial town, centred on its docks and maritime support industries and, although it relies on tourist income too, it is not a seaside resort in the same way that for example Newquay, Bude and Padstow have become. It is quite large for a Cornish town, c 20000 pop, but has until recently been relatively starved of investment. This is due to a combination of NIMBYism (largely by retirees to the area) quite unbelieveable indecision and procrastination in local govt and a focus on developing Truro at its expense. For example it does not have a proper cinema, and the public swimming pool took 30 years to arrive. Nevertheless it is a vibrant and interesting town that attracts large numbers of visitors, foreign and young, and is a definite must on any trip to Cornwall.
Falmouth lies at the end of the A39 from Truro.In summer it is better to stay on the A30 until Redruth and take the Falmouth road from there, although Redruth can be a bottleneck it is nowhere near as bad as Truro
Alternatively come by train. There is a branch line from Truro that runs every 90 mins or so from 0630 to 2200. Alight at "The Dell", this is at the western end of the main street, the terminus is by the docks and a 15 minute walk into town (handy though if you are in a seafront hotel), do not get off at Penmere halt, it is a residential area and a stiff walk (and hill !) into town.
Falmouth is a Cornish town and therefore too narrow to accommodate cars easily. In their infinite wisdom the local council have made very poor provision for car parking, in summer if you are not in town by 1000, forget it.
There is a one way system through the main street but it soon clogs up as people park at random in the no parking areas. A recent innovation is "Park and Float". You park at Ponsharden (on the left as you enter Falmouth on the A39) and take a short (20min) ferry ride (great for the kids). If you don't feel nautical there is a free bus service from Ponsharden into town - quicker than finding a parking place. Cost (2004) £4.50 adults , £3.50 children, Family (2 A 3C) £12.50 for an all day float pass (gives a reduced admission into the Maritime Museum), Car Park £2.90.
The best way is to come by sea - then you see the harbour in all its glory - moorings are difficult to come by though, so plan ahead.
In the past two yars an attempt has been made to integrate ferries, buses, water taxis and walks etc : Fal River Links. Boats are an easy way to get around, and often quicker, for example the St Mawes ferry takes about 30 mins, the road alternative means going 7 miles towards Truro, taking the King Harry Ferry and then driving south another 7 miles. And you can drink in the Victory pub in St Mawes!
You can also go on cruises to the Helford River (highly recommended), whale watching, fishing, or go up to Truro by river
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Food-Truck Troubles Hit Soho
Neighbors are griping about garbage, crowding, and legality issues.
The complaints against mobile vending that put many midtown food trucks in danger over the summer are now cropping up in Soho, where neighbors have begun griping about crowding, legality, and garbage issues. DNA Info writes that at a recent Community Board 2 meeting, the big item on the agenda was concern over mobile vendors (carts, trucks, and those tables that pop up on weekends) and whether they're breaking laws that prohibit selling wares less than twenty feet from a building entrance. One hot-dog vendor interviewed by the site actually admitted that, "From Houston to Canal [on Broadway], maybe three carts are legal." Oops, better get your dirty water dogs and roasted nuts while you can. Speaking of trucks, today's the last day for that Mastercard Priceless free food-truck lunch promotion, with Souvlaki GR, Korilla BBQ, other popular wheeled eateries onboard. Check out the list of vendors and locations here. [DNA Info]


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First time builder and I tried looking in to the forum, but did not find exactly what I was looking for.
I am a mechanical engineer at University of Washington, and have access to the machine shop. Any suggestion or critique is welcome.
Here is what I have in mind so far:
Building a rode bike.
Frame : http://www.cycle-frames.com/bicycle-...CS-and-SS.html
Bottom Bracket : http://www.cycle-frames.com/bicycle-...PER-LIGHT.html
Steerer tube : 1 1/8"
Seat tube length: not sure
Drop out : not sure
Head tube size : not sure
Fork : not sure
Frame geometry
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1, On cycle-frames, they gave me a choice of 31.8 mm or 36 mm for head tube diameter, which one do I need to chose to fit a 1 1/8" steer tube. On the side note, is a 1 1/8' steer tube size a good size?
2, What is a common/good drop out fork type dropouts.PNG
3, Suggestion on forks would be awesome
4, What are some good sites that sell bike frame building material and frame building information.
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After studying this chapter you should
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Effective materials management is essential
in order to (1) provide the best service to customers, (2) produce at
maximum efficiency, and (3) manage inventories at predetermined levels to
stabilize investments in inventories.
Successful materials management
requires the development of a highly integrated and coordinated system
involving sales forecasting, purchasing, receiving, storage, production,
shipping, and actual sales. Both the theory of costing materials and
inventories and the practical mechanics of cost calculations and record
keeping must be considered.
Costing materials present some important,
often complex, and sometime highly controversial questions concerning the
costing of materials used in production and the cost of inventory remaining
to be consumed in a future period. In financial accounting, the subject is
usually presented as a problem of inventory valuation; in
cost accounting,
the primary problem is the determination of the cost of various materials
consumed in production and a proper charge to
cost of goods sold.
discussion of materials management in this chapter deals with:
Although production processes and materials
requirements vary, the cycle of procurement and use of materials usually
involves the following steps:
Accounting procedures for materials
procurement and use involve forms and records necessary for general ledger
financial accounting as well as those necessary for costing a job, process
or department, and for maintaining
perpetual inventories and other
statistical summaries. The purchase requisition, purchase order, receiving
report, materials requisition,
bill of materials, scrap report, returned
materials report,
materials ledger cards, and summary of materials used are
some of the forms used for materials control under a cost system. The
purchases journal, the cash payments journal, the general journal, and the
general ledger control accounts are also used.
The discussion here is not based on any
particular type or size of industry. It is, rather a general description of
the accounting and controlling procedure involved in the procurement and use
of materials. To understand the detailed procedure of purchasing, receiving
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The ultimate objective in
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to produce accurate and meaningful figures. These figures can be used for
purposes of control and analysis and eventually matched against revenue
produced in order to determine
net operating income.
After the unit cost and total cost of
incoming materials are entered in the received section of a
materials ledger cards, the next step is to cost these materials as they move either from
storeroom to factory as
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materials or from storeroom to marketing and administrative expense
accounts as supplies. The more common methods of costing materials issued
and inventories are:
These methods relate to assumptions as to
flow of costs. The physical flow of units may coincide with the method of
cost flow, though such a condition is not a necessary requirement. Although
this decision deals with materials inventory, the same costing methods are
also applicable to
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When the cost basis is used in costing
inventories for financial statements and income tax returns, the sum total
of the
materials ledger cards must agree with the general ledger materials
control account which, in turn, is the materials inventory figure on the
balance sheet. Unless a shift from the cost basis is made in valuing the
year end inventory, the method used for costing materials issued is the
method used for assigning dollars to inventory.
Generally, manufacturing operations cannot
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spoilage, or defective work management and the entire personnel of an
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they occur, however, they must be reported and controlled.
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Join Working Harbor Committee for a tour of Brooklyn's waterfront industry, past and present. Highlights include Brooklyn Navy Yard, the city's new waterfront recycling facility at Gowanus Bay, and the working rail-to-barge connection at Brooklyn Army Terminal.
The 2-hour, fully narrated boat tour departs at 6:00pm sharp from Pier 11 Wall Street in Manhattan located on South St. between Wall St. & Gouveneur Lane on Thurs. 26 May. Boarding begins at 5:30 pm. Snack bar on board.
$30; $25 seniors/WHC member
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Guest Speakers - Richard Hanley, Director of City Tech's Brooklyn Waterfront Research Center, Newtown Creek Alliance Historian Mitch Waxman and Captain Margaret Flanagan, Maritime Operations, Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance
From Newtown Creek through Sunset Park, the 8 miles of Brooklyn shore facing the Harbor's Upper Bay were once filled with manufacturing, shipping, and commerce. Though apartment towers and landscaped parks now capture attention, Brooklyn still retains active trade and maritime business.
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The Working Harbor Committee, a nonprofit organization, seeks an Executive Director for a full or part-time position. The ED is responsible for WHC leadership and administration in public programming, fundraising, marketing, and community outreach in furtherance of the WHC mission of educating people about the past, present and future of our working waterfronts.
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After Dark's 'From Within' Gets Two Chilling Clips
Sharing a first look into the horror of "From Within", Celsius Entertainment unleashed two clips cut from the Phedon Papamichael's horror thriller. Both clips consist of more-than-a-minute length footage. They also highlight on young girl being chased around by dark evil, who takes the girl's physical form and makes them do suicide.
A small, God-fearing town of Grovetown has been hit with a series of suicides, causing fear and panic among local residents. While people around her continue to die gruesomely, 18-year-old Lindsay, who is caught in between her Christian upbringing and her desire to experience the outside world, begins to distrust everyone and suspect that she would be the next victim.
Having been premiered at the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival back on April 25, "Within" is scripted by Brad Keene and stars Elizabeth Rice, Thomas Dekker, Amanda Babin and Rumer Willis. It is included among the 8 horror films in After Dark Horrorfest III's line-up of the "8 Films to Die for", which will run from January 9, 2009 to January 15, 2009.
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- 'Shield' Actor Michael Jace's Murder Trial Begins, His Chilling Line Before the Shooting Is Revealed
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- 'The Voice' Crowns the Winner, Cee-Lo Green Returns in Star-Studded Finale
- Check Out Christina Aguilera's Powerful Duet With Ariana Grande on 'The Voice'
- 'Dancing with the Stars' Finale: Who Wins the Mirror Ball Trophy?
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For a twist on the traditional What I Ate Wednesday, I wanted to give you some insight into what a day in the life of a nutrition student is like. I decided to highlight my classes from Monday because I only have one class on Tuesday and spent most of the day doing homework.
My brain is mush this week because I have a giant certification exam (ServSafe Exam) next Monday for my Foodservice class and I've been studying for it whenever I have an ounce of free time. This is a test all about food safety- (Example: cooking specific food to the correct temperatures, foodborne illnesses and the bacteria/viruses that cause them, etc). Don't be surprised if I go into hiding until after I've taken it. Must. Keep. Studying.
7:30 a.m.- Human Nutrition Assessment Lab is cancelled this week so I slept in! Normally my Monday starts with a 5:00 a.m. wakeup call when I have lab.
9:00 a.m. – Shower, eat breakfast, pack my lunch, etc.
9:45 a.m.– Leave for my commute downtown to class
10:30 a.m.– NTR 450: Nutrition in the Life Cycle; Today we learned about metabolic syndrome, obesity, and diabetes as it relates to pregnancy and fertility; We also met with our groups for our upcoming "Controversial Topics" presentation (my group is doing dietary supplements during pregnancy: good or bad?)
11:40 a.m.– Get out of class a couple of minutes early and I just happen to be walking by Starbucks on the way to my next one! Grab a latte for the walk there.
11:50 a.m.– Get to my next class early, eat my lunch of carrots, trail mix, and sandwich consisting of almond butter & strawberry preserves (the best combination in my opinion!)
12:00 p.m.– NTR 445: Management of Foodservice Systems; Learn about our Capstone project in more detail. We will be developing a menu, ordering ingredients, forecasting costs & sale prices, developing a production schedule for the kitchen, marketing our menu, and evaluating outcomes through surveys/evaluations. It's going to be a busy semester!
12:50 p.m.– Walk to my next class in the beautiful sunshine!
1:00 p.m.– Next class doesn't start for half an hour, so I eat more snacks, study for ServSafe, and chat with colleagues in my classroom
1:30 p.m.– NTR 350: Nutrition Counseling; Learn about various theories of learning and how to develop effective learning outcomes when formulating lesson plans and how to assess these outcomes.
2:20 p.m.– Class is done for the day! Walk to my car, head back to my neck of the woods
3:00 p.m.– Go to Starbucks (again) before yoga to kill some time. Study some more and pick up a greek yogurt with honey for a snack (my favorite).
4:00 p.m.– Hot yoga! Have to sweat out all those toxins.
5:15 p.m.– Arrive home, walk the dog, shower, etc.
6:00 p.m.– Make dinner consisting of giant salad and greek orzo pasta salad. Eat dinner while studying ServSafe.
7:00 p.m.– Study more ServSafe. In case you were wondering, the minimum internal cooking temperature to prevent the growth of pathogens for stuffed lobster is 165°F (74°C) for 15 seconds. See, you learn something new everyday!
9:00 p.m.– Hit a wall, decide to call it a night and watch a few episodes of House Hunters and Sister Wives (guilty pleasure).
10:00 p.m.– Bedtime (made it to bed early today for once!)
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Clik heer 2 add a funneh capshun!
nawt az gud az bartenderizing, tho.
aand Jingaling wuz never invited to another party ever again.
Hoo doeznt luv a pigmeh goht?!
Okay. Fine. I've done it ur way Now u has 2 do it my way and lick urself clean
Word of Advice: Don't fall asleep in front of the Great Dane. He's a licker.


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HourlyMore than 30 hrs/week
Intermediate LevelI am looking for a mix of experience and value
Need experienced professional in the construction field.
Quantity surveing and estimating of the tenders using Bluebeam, Planswift, Vector(http://www.snape-software.co.uk), or any other software, preferably with UK NRM2 system.
After winning the project - cost management and project management: dealing with payments to workers and their productivity, material scheduling and ordering from different suppliers, RFI and change orders,
Will use something like Corecon (http://www.corecon.com/), BuilderTrend (https://www.buildertrend.com/)
So you have to be complete professional looking for the long term work and willing to study something new.
We mainly do small projects (loft conversions, extensions), our web site Superbuilder.co.uk.
Also for the estimating you need to do the schedule of work by yourself, as mainly we have got the drawings only.
Ability to use Archicad, Revit, or any other soft is the big bonus.
Need to be available and working from 9 Am to 5 Pm GMT time (United Kingdom)
English must be good to be able to speak and deal via emails to architects and clients
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I have developed something like a plugin that allows WordPress to become a collector of geographic information. I created a presentation in Italian, but quite understandable.
I'd like to share this app, I would be open source, to develop it further.
If you are interested this is the presentation, this is the video and this is the working demo.
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The 10% Return on Equities Myth
Posted By Jim On 03/28/2008 @ 5:55 am In Investing | 9 Comments
According to historical records, the post-war return of the stock market has been around 12%. It's a number that has used over and over again (more often people use the 10% value) as the benchmark for stock returns and project of future results, since it's better than pulling a number out of thing air. However, yesterday afternoon I had the pleasure of reading Warren Buffet's 2007 Letter to Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway [3] (if you've never read one, you should because it is both informative and entertaining, 2008's is a mere 21 pages long and chocked full of fun facts).
On Page 18, right after Buffett chastizes 498 of the Fortune 500 for not recording stock options as expenses on their books, he starts talking about the Dow returning 5.3%, compounded annually, in the 20th Century. Wow, what happened to this 10% business? Why are we using it as a benchmark if the Dow's return over the last hundred years (arguable, the last hundred years starting 8 years ago) is a meager 5.3%? I don't know, but even assuming 5.3% is pushing it.
Buffett goes on to illustrate that a 5.3% annualized gain going forward would mean the Dow would have to pierce 2,000,000 (that's two million!) by the end of 2099. That's working with only 5.3%. If you want 10% annually then you'll need the Dow to hit 24,000,000 by 2100. Twenty four million…
Though, nominal numbers are merely that, nominal. If you asked someone at the start of the 20th Century if the Dow was going to grow from 66 to 11,497 (especially after you told them the horrors that would come during the Great Depression), they probably would've laughed too. So, will Warren Buffett's prediction that a 10% is outlandish and unreasonable hold true?
I don't know but I'll tell you what… while historical returns are not indicative of future results, Warren Buffett's historical returns are better than my historical returns so I'm siding with him on this one.
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A mesmerizing novel of faith, passion, and murder by the author of The Civil War: A Narrative. Drawing on themes as old as the Bible, Foote's novel compels us to inhabit lives obsessed with sin and starving for redemption. A work reminiscent of both Faulkner and O'Connor, yet utterly original.
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Shelby Foote (1916-2005) came from a long line of Mississippians. After attending the University of North Carolina, he served in World War II as a captain of field artillery in the European theater. He wrote six novels and was awarded three Guggenheim fellowships in the twenty-year course of writing his monumental three-volume history, The Civil War: A Narrative.