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I finished downloaded the game a few minutes ago and everything seems to have patched up fine after a freeze. I'm going to play the game in a few hours, but I've never played a game in this genre or any game on the PC for that matter. Is the game going to assume I know things about PC gaming like setting up my own controls, adjusting settings, knowing how things work in the various menus, or anything like that? Do I need to read/watch guides on how the different character classes work?
I don't want to aimlessly fumble around with things the game assumes I should know so any help will be appreciated. If I can simply jump in and the game will tutorialize the important stuff for me then that's fine. Watching the Diablo stuff that Brad has been doing makes it seems like that game expects a lot from you so I don't know if this will be like that.


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Though simulation learning is not new at Sage, a recent collaboration with the Hudson Simulation Services has upgraded Sage's resources in a dramatic and useful way: Students can now work in a dedicated simulation lab, which recreates a hospital space and features the most sophisticated health-care mannikins.
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COM Board Names Nick Chang as Interim Vice President of Student Learning
Kentfield, CA—November 12, 2008—Last night, at its regularly scheduled monthly meeting, the College of Marin Board of Trustees named Nick Chang as Interim Vice President of Student Learning. Chang replaces outgoing Vice President Anita Martinez, A.B.D.
"I look forward to continuing the good work that V. P. Martinez has accomplished at the College of Marin, and to support the many positive changes that President White and the Board of Trustees want for the College, including building the best instructional program that the College can offer to meet the diverse needs of the student population," said Chang.
"We are very fortunate to have Nick serve as Interim Vice President. He is tremendously capable and will ensure a smooth transition until the position can be filled on a permanent basis," said COM Superintendent/President Frances L. White, Ph.D.
Recruiting for the permanent position will take place after the holidays in the early part of spring 2009 semester.
Chang has served as the College of Marin Interim Dean of Student Development and Special Services since August 2007. He previously worked at City College of San Francisco from 1973 to 1980 as a faculty member and 1981 to 2006 as an Administrator where he held various positions including Campus Director (Chief Operating Officer, Interim Dean of Counseling Services, Acting Associate Dean of Special Programs, and Dean of Matriculation and Title III Coordinator. Chang obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Ohio Wesleyan University and his Master of Arts degree in Counseling from the University of San Francisco. He also did post graduate doctoral studies in multicultural education at the University of San Francisco.
Martinez has served as COM Vice President of Student Learning since January 2006. She will be leaving at the end of the fall 2008 semester in mid-December to return to teaching full time at City College of San Francisco. Anita has been on a leave of absence from City College since 2000, during which time she served as a Dean of Instruction at Skyline Community College before accepting the position as Vice President at COM.
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Sony Xperia SP delayed in the UK until at least mid-May
The Sony Xperia SP was supposed to be released in the UK today. That, however, hasn't happened. Furthermore, it now looks like the handset which was revealed in March will only be out in mid-May at the earliest.
The Xperia SP is featured on the websites of T-Mobile, Orange, EE, and Three. However, in some of those places it's still listed as 'coming soon', while in others it appears as though you can order one, but delivery is estimated to take up to 30 days. That's clearly not an indication of a handset being in stock.
SIM-free phone retailer Clove, which was previously the source for the April 30 release date, now has a notice up saying that first stock of the SP has been delayed and is now expected sometime during the week commencing on May 13. That means it should arrive at the retailer before May 19, if it doesn't incur any additional delays.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Jamelle Horne, who lost his starting job one game before the Pac-10 season began, scored 16 points and grabbed 12 rebounds and Arizona completed a home sweep of the Bay Area schools with a 67-57 victory over Stanford in a game pushed back a day because of Saturday's mass shooting in suburban Tucson.
Horne made all four of his 3-point attempts, two to lift the Wildcats (14-3, 3-1) out of trouble down the stretch. Derrick Williams, coming off a career-high 31 points in Arizona's 73-71 victory over California on Thursday night, added 14 points, including 2 of 2 from 3-point range.
Josh Owens scored 18 and Jeremy Green 15 for Stanford (9-5, 2-1).
The Sunday afternoon game had been scheduled for Saturday but was postponed because of the shooting outside a supermarket that killed six and critically wounded U.S. Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.


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Chill (www.chill.com), the Web's premier video discovery portal, today launched the entertainment industry's first turnkey platform for artists to produce, own and distribute content directly to their fans, dubbed "Chill Direct." The self-service platform is the first of its kind and makes it dead simple for artists to globally distribute premium video to all desktop, mobile and Internet connected televisions.
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The Buzz, 9-9: Giahad
Kourlas Paints the Grey Lady Yellow
By Paul
Copyright 2005 The Dance Insider
If terrorism can be
defined as the tactic of pursuing war by attacking innocent civilians
rather than an armed enemy who might actually shoot back, then Gia
Kourlas -- the vapid "Heathers"-escapee to whom the New York Times
has turned over much of its dance pages -- is practicing the journalistic
equivalent, most recently in a senseless and baseless screed published Tuesday in which
she effectively carpet-bombs the entire New York (modern) dance
Don't mistake the reaction
you will read here and distinguish in the grumbling among the dance
community. Dancers don't mind being criticized, where the criticism
is intellectually rigorous, journalistically accurate, politically
honest and offered by an authentic critic; these Dance Insider pages,
most of which are filled by dancers, are proof that they are their
own severest critics, and don't blanch from levelling or listening
to serious artistic criticism or political feedback. But legitimate
criticism, responsible journalism, and intellectual rigor hold little
allure for Kourlas, whose resume includes an infamous Time Out NY
piece that effectively derailed the careers of two School of American
Ballet students who made the mistake of trusting her.
Kourlas's putative topic
in Tuesday's column -- the demise of modern dance in New York --
might have brought home some legitimate and effective points, had
the author dared to criticize by name presenters like the Joyce,
the once-great dance house which now seems more interested in safe
rentals than growing the art. (Or had she dared to take on Times
advertisers like New York City Ballet, which continues to represent
director Peter Martins as a choreographer. But the major New York
ballet companies seem to be immunized for life against serious Times
criticism.) But no, Kourlas is less interested in fighting the power
than in setting off powerful explosions (I'm speaking metaphorically)
and watching with glee as the powerless flee. (She's also not interested
in accuracy; her apposition of the European model as the panacea
gets just about everything wrong about the true nature of the dance
scene here in Europe, where I live.) So, rather than drop her latest
bomb on, say, the eve of the opening of a Joyce season highlighted
by Ballet Austin, Parsons Dance Company, ODC, and Jazz Tap Ensemble,
she picks the night before the opening of Dancenow/NYC, the courageous
festival which has provided more openings for New York artists than
any other presenter in New York. It's kind of like waging a campaign
by shooting at the Red Cross.
It's tempting to just
ignore the latest rantings of the resident Tourette's Syndrome sufferer
on the cultural staff of the New York Times. Not only because we
all know she's an idiot -- her piece is riddled with inaccuracy
-- but because getting a rise out of us is exactly the brief her
editors have apparently given her. (Years ago, a dance editor at
the Times told me the powers that be were unhappy because dance
wasn't generating as many letters to the editor as other arts coverage.)
Indeed, well-intended as may have been Dance/NYC's call yesterday
to barrage the Times with letters to the editor, I'd strongly counsel
against it; this is exactly what they want. Please don't feed the
Giabeast -- you'll only encourage her. However, this doesn't mean
we shouldn't hold the Times accountable and set the record straight.
Among readers who don't know any better -- who don't see a lot of
dance -- Gia's ramblings can do tangible damage. If New York dance
is moribund, for example, why should audiences bother to check any
of the hundred or so companies performing in the Dancenow festival -- an event
specifically designed to attract dance outsiders -- at Dance Theater
Workshop, Joe's Pub, and other venues around the city over the next
But first, let's get
to Gia's mythical Europe, the land where choreographers frolic freely
in Judsonian fields as open-minded presenters toss money at them
and say, "Just follow your muse, Dancer!" I practically choked on
my pastis when I read her glazey-eyed statement that "innovation
flows like water from one country to the next" on these shores.
It may look like that out of Gia's rose-colored windows on W. 43rd
Street, but here in the trenches of non-dance dance-throttled Europe
-- where I actually live -- I can tell you: It just ain't so.
Incredibly, Kourlas
chooses to illustrate her depiction of our alleged mecca with an
accompanying photograph of the latest spectacle from Christian Rizzo,
on display this past summer in Avignon. If the camera were turned
the other way, it would likely show a theater half-emptied of spectators,
as was the case with most of the apparent drivel programmed at the
famous festival in Southern France this year. As previously reported
here, the most sensational show at Avignon 2005 was
the revolt of the spectators. "Puerile," "Indecent," and "Appalling"
were some of the words they used in fleeing the theaters. Like the
Avignon directors, Gia will likely sneer and say the audience just
can't take a little innovative provocation, but in fact what's dominating
the scene here -- at least from what I see in Paris -- is a sort
of self-hating dance, as choreographers, encouraged by the presenting-managing
cabal, prefer to trot out tired theatrical conventions in lieu of
charting new kinetic territory. They're not dancing. When they do
move, they aren't so much "still motivated by the work of Judson-era
choreographers," as Kourlas puts it, as imitating Judson without
taking it further.
Because the presenting
cabal also hates any American dance that's emerged in the past two
decades -- no doubt they'll be flashing Gia's piece around as confirmation,
just as newspapers and magazines are now headlining Katrina images
as further proof of America's two-tiered society -- local dancemakers
and audiences just don't realize that American dance has progressed.
(When a French presenter breaks from the pack and presents American
dance besides Merce, Trisha, and Bill, as was the case with this
summer's Festival Vaison Danses, the audience loves it. More than
3,000 spectators filled Vaison's ancient amphitheater to cheer Pilobolus.)
I know you must be over
my France-Dance bashing by now so, quickly, some of Gia's other
misses on the scene here:
-- There is "no perceptible
center of bureaucratic power," she posits. Independent French dancers
will tell you differently. When the spangled new Centre National
de la Danse opened last year, a rebel group of dance artists and
academicians plastered the neighborhood with posters complaining
of 'dance apartheid' in France, with resources parcelled out to
a chosen few. (At the CND, btw, the reigning goddess of 'dance'
is South African Robyn Orlin, also more interested lately in regurgitating
'60s theatrical spoofing than in moving.) Unlike the US -- and this
is critical -- the very fact that funding is doled out by a handful
of cultural arbiters means that anyone not deemed 'in' has few resources
with which to create art. The non-profit structure of the US, through
which companies are not dependent solely on public funding and can
seek individual and foundation support, is less present here. Consequently,
we have virtually no sustainable, visible underground, in France
anyway. The occasional determined independent miracle-worker will
mount something, but there are no Robin Staffs or Tamara Greenfields
founding anything comparable to Dancenow.
-- As opposed to US
producers, who "continue to support the status quo in programming
that does little to shift or expand the concept of dance," as Kourlas
puts it, European presenters "aren't afraid to try something new."
Perhaps this is true in Gia's imaginary Bizarro-World Europe, but
not the real one in which I've been viewing dance for four years.
As just one prominent example, later this month, the Theatre de
la Ville - Sarah Bernhardt here in Paris -- one of the leading dance
presenters and producers in Europe -- opens its season with Angelin
Preljocaj, who hasn't had a new idea or gripping concept in at least
five years.
-- "Many producers in
the United States communalize their opinions," Kourlas complains.
This is called pooling resources, and it makes sense. One of the
most compelling pieces I saw this year was "The H.C. Andersen Project," a multi-national collaboration
directed and conceived by Michael Laub. When I asked American choreographer-in-chief
Greg Zuccolo afterwards if the show would be coming to the United
States, he more or less laughed in my face, explaining that as the
piece had no theaters co-producing it, it could only go where theaters
could afford to present it, and this would likely not happen in
the US. A "communal" production would have helped.
At this point, you might
well ask, where do I get off criticizing a New York-based writer
for misrepresenting European dance when she doesn't live here, on
the one hand, and then taking her on on the subject of New York
dance, when I don't live there? Well, besides editing copy from
Dance Insider reviewers in New York, I also talk to New York dancers,
and here's what they're telling me regarding Gia's latest accusations:
She may be right about some presenters' conservative approach, but
she's wrong in concluding this influences the artists' creations,
and wrong in promoting experimentation for experimentation's sake,
while not valuing traditional approaches. She doesn't understand
how choreographers work. They're not interested in experimentation
for experimentation's sake. Rather, they are interested in working
through to their truth. How's that for a concept, Gia?
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According to ESPN's Ed Werder, Green Bay Packers tight end Jermichael Finley may not see the field again this season.
After suffering a spinal cord injury in Sunday's win over the Cleveland Browns, Finley was admitted to a local hospital and even spent some time in the intensive care unit.
He made great strides in his recovery over the last two days, was able to walk, and will not need surgery, but Werder believes Finley will wind up on the injured reserve list this week.
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Reverse osmosis, also known as hyperfiltration, is a process that decreases the particles down to the molecular level to create clean, pure water.
The exact same procedure made use of by major bottled water companies, revere osmosis lowers the salts and various other pollutants, offering you high quality wonderful sampling water.
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With a UV light added to the system, it removes pathogenic bacteria. But the UV light has been known to fail at times. Generally, reverse osmosis systems do provide clean water, discard harmful substances found in tap water.
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The minerals already in the blood and lymphatic system then move into hypotonic water, to be flushed out of the body later. Continuous reduction of these minerals can create degenerative illness like osteoporosis.
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Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd Ibn Abdul Aziz today received Chairman of the Omani Consultative Council (Majlis Al-Shura), Sheikh Abdullah Ibn Ali Al-Qatbi, who conveyed to him greetings from Sultan Qaboos of Oman. King Fahd, welcoming Sheikh Al-Qatbi and his accompanying delegation in their second homeland, wished them a good stay in the Kingdom. Sheikh Al-Qatbi expressed happiness over his meeting with the King, and praised the Kingdom's civilized development, calling it a matter of pride for every Arab and Muslim. The meeting was attended by Prince Saud Ibn Fahd Ibn Abdul Aziz, Vice President of General Intelligence; Prince Bandar Ibn Sultan Ibn Abdul Aziz, the Saudi Ambassador to the United States; Prince Abdulaziz Ibn Fahd Ibn Abdul Aziz, Minister of State and Cabinet Member; Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Jubair, Chairman of the Shura Council; Saeed Ibn Ali Al-Kalbani, Omani ambassador to the Kingdom; and a number of other high-ranking officials.
Earlier, Sheikh Al-Qatbi and his accompanying delegation were received by Prince Sultan Ibn Abdul Aziz, Second Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Aviation, and Inspector-General. During the meeting, they discussed issues of mutual interest.


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Nov. 19, 2001
Los Angeles - The No. 3 seeded UCLA women's soccer team will continue its quest for a national title this weekend when it hosts Dayton in an NCAA Round of 16 match at UCLA's Drake Stadium beginning at 1:00 p.m.
UCLA (19-2-0) is making its third-straight appearance in the round of 16. The Bruins advanced to the NCAA Championship match last season, falling to North Carolina, 2-1. Dayton (17-5-0) is on a 15-match winning streak and is coming off a second-round victory over Miami (OH) on Sunday.
Fans unable to attend Saturday's match can listen live via the internet at uclabruins.com. Tony Luftman will be doing the play-by-play and former UCLA All-American Tracey Milburn will be doing color commentary.


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I'd like my home GNU/Linux server to power down after 30 minutes of inactivity. For "activity", I'm thinking
- any new [CUPS] print jobs
- any requests to a locally running Apache server
- any activity over SSH except for failed logins
If any of these things occur, I'd like the 30-minute countdown to reset.
The first two seem pretty doable. I could just write a little long-running Python or Bash program that
- waits patiently for 30 minutes to issue
shutdown -h now
- monitors the filesize of CUPS and Apache access logs, resetting the timer when any file growth is detected
But I'm not really sure about keeping track of SSH activity. Is there a somewhat easy way to do that? I'm not really interested in dealing with libpcap or whatever, unless it is pretty straightforward.
Another thought that strikes me is that this might be generically useful, so maybe I'll make something extensible and release it as Free Software.
I'm not sure if it is relevant, but the server in question is running Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS.
My question is similar to this one, except for the activity detection.


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Monday, 06 August 2012
The Leschenault Estuary and Inlet are under threat from increasing populations, decreasing rainfall and changing water quality.
Home to fish, migratory birds and unique native vegetation, the Estuary is not only a biodiverse community; it also plays an important role in defining the Bunbury community's lifestyle. It is used for a wide range of recreational activities, including, walking, cycling, fishing and boating.
Edith Cowan University (ECU) researcher Associate Professor Sandra Wooltorton is looking at community attitudes to this waterway, asking the question – what future do we want for our Estuary?
By completing a small survey, people living and working in the vicinity can share their opinions on the estuary and why we should work to protect it.
"We want to uncover the value of the estuary to the people who live and work here," Professor Wooltorton said.
"Once we've compiled the research it will be used to develop a report, which will be available to research groups, policy makers and local agencies to guide actions, so that the Estuary remains an environment that meets all needs."
People can take part in the project in two different ways:
"The Estuary is important to everyone in the community, and we all need to work together to preserve it," Professor Wooltorton said.
The Leschenault Project is a collaboration between ECU, The Government of Western Australia Department of Water, Hot Rock, South West Catchments Council and Leschenault Catchment Council.


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It is my understanding that Recipient Policies are the mechanism where the exchange database can be cleaned up.
I have a realtime(ish) email archiving system, which seamlessly plugs into Outlook. It has a 5 minute window, so really any email that is available in exchange, will also be available in this system, within 5 minutes.
To this end, I only wish to keep deleted emails for 7 days, and regular emails for 30 days. After configuring this, I have noticed, that my emails in my outlook are still there, which means they are in exchange, and therefore, the policy is not working - Can I get a walk through to make sure I have actually taken the steps that I think I should be?
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Position: LB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 230 lbs.
Born: April 20, 1944 in Lincoln, NE
High School: Danube
College: Minnesota (school history) (Bruggers college stats)
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So when can you get free pancakes and help raise money for charity?
Next Tuesday at IHOP®.
On Mar. 4, more than 1,500 IHOP restaurants in the United States – and for the first time Canada and Puerto Rico – will serve free short stacks (two pancakes) of buttermilk pancakes for 15 straight hours from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Your buy-in?
A voluntary donation to Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Shriners Hospitals for Children and other local charities.
IHOP's® goal?
To raise $3 million.
Millions upon millions of pancakes
It's not as if they don't know how.
In the past eight years, IHOP® has scraped together $13 million, all of which goes to support children with life-threatening illnesses and their families.
"I'm especially proud that what started as a grass roots effort in a few IHOP markets nine years ago has now grown into a significant and truly international event," said Julia Stewart, Interim President, International House of Pancakes, LLC and CEO of the parent company, DineEquity, Inc.
"This year, with the continued generosity of our guests across three countries, we will be able to support wonderful charities like Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Shriners Hospitals for Children and AMANC [Associación Mexicana de Ayuda a Niños con Cáncer in Mexico] to save and improve the lives of many children in the communities we serve," she said.
In Mexico, IHOP restaurants will offer a stack of two buttermilk pancakes for 29 pesos to be donated to AMANC to provide accommodations and resources to children undergoing treatment for cancer and their families.
Why Tuesday?
Mar. 4 is Shrove or "Pancake" Tuesday.
In preparation for Lenten fasting and because of very strict Church rules that prohibit eating dairy products, soon-to-be penitents use up their fresh eggs, milk, butter, etc. by making pancakes.
This had to be finished before Ash Wednesday, which is Mar. 5 this year.
Tues., Mar. 4 is also Mardi Gras, so live it up while you can.
About this year's charities
- Children's Miracle Network Hospitals: Since 1983, Children's Miracle Network Hospitals has raised more than $5 billion, most of it $1 at a time. Children's Miracle Network Hospitals® raises funds and awareness for 170 member hospitals that provide 32 million treatments each year to kids across the U.S. and Canada. Donations stay local to fund critical treatments and healthcare services, pediatric medical equipment and charitable care. For more ifnformation, visit CMNHospitals.org .
- Shriners Hospitals for Children: Twenty facilities, located in the United States, Canada and Mexico provide advanced care for children with burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate and other orthopedic conditions. Shriners Hospitals for Children provide innovative pediatric specialty care, world-class research and outstanding medical education. For more information, visit www.shrinershospitalsforchildren.org.
- AMANC (Associación Mexicana de Ayuda a Niños con Cáncer in Mexico): Since 1982, AMANC complements the medical care hospitals provide to children and adolescents diagnosed with cancer and their families with private lodging, nutritious meals, transportation, drug bank, prosthesis, psychological assistance, school programs, special support during the recuperation period of bone-marrow transplants, all kinds of recreational activities, and development workshops, so that patients and families don't give up on their treatment due to long distances and other economic, psychological or other outside factors. There are 25 Chapters in 23 Mexican states.
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South Carolina boasts a long piece of American History, as the eighth state to join the Union in 1788. Originally known as the Province of South Carolina, the area was originally settled by English immigrants from Barbados. The area also played a key role during the Revolutionary War, with more slaves than Anglo-European colonists by the time the war broke out. The state was well known for tobacco farming at that time, and the ports of the state became a popular location for trade of all kinds. Much of South Carolina's research can be traced through the vital records that document the people who were born, married and died in the state throughout its long history.
The first step in completing a successful search for historic, academic or personal reasons is finding public records in South Carolina. Many of the vital records for the state are consolidated into a single location at the Department of Health, making it fast and easy to find the records you are looking for. Older documents may also be found on file in the state, often through a separate government office that specializes in archival information. When you launch a public records search in South Carolina, keep these facts in mind:
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South Carolina birth records are restricted to the person on the document or the parents of that person. Legal guardians or representatives can also be granted access. This law is in place to protect the identity of South Carolina residents, since official copies of birth certificates can be used for identification purposes. If the person on the record is deceased, immediate family members may also obtain access to the document, as well legal representatives of those individuals.
South Carolina death records are also restricted to immediate family members of the deceased or their legal representatives. Others may receive a copy of the document to prove a personal or property right. Marriage and divorce records in South Carolina are also restricted to the individuals on the document, their children, previous spouses or legal representatives of any of these parties. Those that do not have legal access to these official documents may be provided information that the event occurred and the date of the event. Additional information is restricted under state law.
Locations for South Carolina Public Records
The majority of South Carolina public records are stored at the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. This agency holds all the South Carolina birth, death, marriage and divorce records for the state. The agency offers access to all its SC public records in person, by mail or through the Internet. The office will provide searches as well as copies of documents for additional fees. The standard processing time for searches and retrieval of documents is less than one hour in person, or two to four weeks by mail. Expedited mail service is also available.
Additional public records for South Carolina can be found at the South Carolina Department of Archives and History. Death indexes, census records and military listings are all included in the archives of this office.
Serious genealogists or those researching South Carolina history for academic reasons will find a wealth of additional resources available at this office. Some of the files are digital, meaning they can be accessed through an online South Carolina public records search. Others require investigation to find specific files, which can be done in person at the office, or by sending a request to the researchers on staff.
Online Public Records in South Carolina are Available
Although the state does not provide an online South Carolina public records search option, the state does partner with a third party to make this option available for interested individuals. VitalChek allows those looking for South Carolina public records online to find the documents they want from the comfort and privacy of home. The service provides fast response time on searches and a two-day turnaround on document copies. There is an additional fee to use the service.
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As we've been saying for months now, the troubled economy has impacted organizations throughout the charitable sector. The most recent casualty is COPIA: The American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts. According to this recent article, the California food and wine museum has filed for bankruptcy. Although they plan to restructure operations and re-open the museum, this problem would have been avoided if they had successfully addressed the issues of minimal growth and limited rainy day funds which were revealed in our ratings. As our current evaluation shows, this organization is far from financially healthy, receiving just one star overall. Past ratings also show that this is a long term problem, with an overall rating of just two stars in prior years.
Especially in these times of economic uncertainty, it is important that donors support organizations that will do the most with their money. If you're an arts lover, consider supporting a highly rated museum.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
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BOULDER � Jenna Glad, Madison Krauser, Carly Manso, Olivia Pappalardo and Heather Ward have signed National Letters of Intent to play soccer and continue their education at the University of Colorado in 2012-13, first-year head coach Danny Sanchez announced on Wednesday.
|Jenna Glad
Glad is a native of Tucson, Ariz., and plays center midfield for Catalina Foothills High School and Tucson Soccer Academy Club programs. She has led Catalina Foothills to the last two Arizona Class 4A Division I state titles, scoring the lone goal in each championship game. Glad also scored the game-winning goal for Tucson Soccer Academy in its state title win in 2011.
"I'm really excited, I feel like it's a great opportunity to play at the next level and meet that next challenge," Glad said.
"I came to a camp (at CU) last January. The girls on the team were really welcoming and happy to show me around and introduced me to what life would be like. Campus is the most beautiful one I've ever been on and I can't think of a more perfect place to go to college."
Catalina Foothills claimed the 2012 Southern Arizona Region title and ranks third in the state in overall power points. Touted as a "Player to Watch" by The Arizona Republic, Glad and her Catalina Foothills teammates are scheduled to begin their title defense today as the Arizona State Tournament gets underway.
"I've grown up watching teams in the Pac-12," Glad said, who lives less than a mile from the University of Arizona campus. "It's exciting to step into this new world and experience a level of soccer that I never thought possible."
|Madison Krauser
Krauser is a native of Irvine, Calif., and plays the midfield position for the Woodbridge High School and So Cal Blues club teams.
She has had a lot of success with the So Cal Blues program, helping the squad claim numerous championships including the 2011 USYSA Region IV title, the 2010 Coast Soccer Premier League crown and the 2009 National League Far West Regional championship.
"I loved the location of the campus and I just liked everything about CU," Krauser said. "I'm really excited for this next level of competition."
A three-time first team All-Sea View League selection, Krauser helped Woodbridge to the CIF State Tournament for the first time in 10 years in 2011 and was a team MVP in 2010. She is considering studying interior design while at CU.
"I'm looking forward to new experiences, and making new friends," Krauser said.
|Carly Manso
Manso is a native of Vernon Hills, Ill., and has played forward for Eclipse Select Soccer for the last seven years. A team captain for the last three seasons, Manso is rated the No. 12 player in the Midwest Region by TopDrawerSoccer.com. She was named to the Elite Club National League PDA All-Event team in May 2011. Manso and her Eclipse Select team are gearing up for a shot at nationals in June.
"I've been playing soccer since I was 4-years old and being able to expand on my soccer career is exciting to me," Manso said. "I've dreamed of playing Division I and finally making it a reality is great. It's taking soccer to the whole next level."
Manso played one year of high school soccer for Vernon Hills High School, earning all-conference, all-sectional and Rookie of the Year honors. She is a member of the National Honor Society and is an Illinois State Scholar.
"I visited the campus last February and this last summer and fell in love." Manso said. "It's absolutely beautiful. Everyone seems so friendly, healthy and outdoorsy."
|Olivia Pappalardo
Pappalardo is a native of Niles, Ill., and plays for the Eclipse Select, the No. 2 ranked girls soccer club program in the country by Soccer America. She has been a part of the Eclipse Select program since 2005, helping the club team win the 2011 Elite Club National League championship. TopDrawerSoccer.com rates Pappalardo as the 97th best player in the nation and she was also named one of the ESPNHS Top 150 high school recruits for 2012.
"The girls (CU soccer players) were really nice (on my visit) and the school is so beautiful," Pappalardo said. "Just being there was a great experience."
Pappalardo has been a team captain each of the past three years. In February, 2011 she was invited to the ID2 National Camp in Tallahassee, Fla. Her U17 team was also an Illinois State Cup finalist and an NSR Gold Cup Finalist. Pappalardo played her freshman season at Maine South High School before deciding to play club soccer year round with the Eclipse Select.
"I'm offensive minded, but I like to do everything," Pappalardo said. "I like to go on big runs and distribute the ball to the forwards. I have good field vision. I'm excited to be able to play against the best teams in the country (in the Pac-12)."
|Heather Ward
Ward is a native of Littleton, Colo., playing at center defender for the Colorado Rush Club team. Ward helped the Colorado Rush to four Colorado State Cup championships (2007-10) and the 2010 Region IV title, earning a berth to the national tournament.
"It's a dream come true that I get to play in my home state," Ward said. "If CU was anywhere, I would have gone there, but it's a bonus being closer to home."
Ward, who will graduate from Dakota Ridge High School this spring, helped her U17 ODP team to the 2010 Region IV title and she has been a member of four ODP State Teams (2007-10).
"I feel I can bring a positive energy to the team...help them get fired up," Ward said. "I'm so excited to play in the Pac-12, playing with others that are as passionate (about soccer) as I am."
|Madison Krauser at her signing ceremony.
|Carly Manso is joined by her family


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What is Remi Hair Weave and The Benefits of Wearing It
Remi hair weave is simply human hair that is used mainly by women to modify the appearance of their natural hair. The hair is added to the individual's natural in a preferred method of which there are quite a bit to choose form. Hair weave has been used for many years now but with an increase in the use of hair weaves by celebrity now there is a record number of women making use of weaves. They want the best and so they opt for a Remi Hair Weave above any other type of weave.
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Hair weaves have a number of benefits including its ability to serve as protection for your natural hair, it s low maintenance and requires a small amount of commitment and can be a great way for you to experiment with different hairstyles.
Your Remi hair weave will protect your natural hair in that it will be the one that is affected by exposure to the environment including sun, other heat and wind as well as the combing and styling that can lead to breakage of your natural hair. If you are transitioning from relaxed to natural hair then a hair weave good be the best choice for you to have healthy hair at the end of the transitioning period.
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Women often wear many hats in these modern times and so they don't have much time for styling hair. Hair weaves are the perfect solution as they are low maintenance and give you the opportunity to have your hair styled nicely in a short amount of time and will hold the style for quite a while. Some hair types will require more care than others for example a curly hair style may not need as much attention as a straight hairstyle as you may be able to get away with just fluffing your hair and going while with straight hair you will need to do some amount of styling.
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Remi hair weaves are easy to change if you have the money to do so. You can change them as often as you like whereas with your natural hair if you make a choice you will have to stick with it for up to two years depending on how long it takes for your hair to grow.
If you are thinking about changing your hair color or cutting your hair in a particular style or want to know what locks would like on you, there is a Remi hair weave that will help you to achieve the look without having to commit to it for the long term. There is no need to worry about if you will look right or if you will be damaging your hair with chemicals and coloring products, you can get a straight without relaxers or heat styling tools.
A Remi hair weave is very versatile and can be solution to your hair problem. They are more expensive than other human hair weaves and synthetic hair weaves but they are worth the cost since they last long with hair being used for multiple installations up to one year.


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