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Ralls County R-II Schools will hold kindergarten registration during the month of April at both Center Elementary School and New London Elementary School. Children who will turn 5 years old before Aug. 1, are eligible for 2013-14 kindergarten.
Registration packets may be picked up at Center or New London Elementary School, Ralls County Health Department, and Head Start. Parents unable to pick up a packet may call Center Elementary (267-3341) or New London Elementary (985-5371) and a packet will be mailed out. Eligible Head Start students will bring a packet home.
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The driver of a tractor-trailer that lost control on wet pavement and crashed into a rock bluff on Interstate 44 Tuesday night east of Doolittle suffered moderate injuries.
According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report, a 2001 International Eagle tractor-trailer driven by Rudy M. Alvarez, 26, of Fort Worth, Texas, was traveling eastbound on I-44 at the 181.4 mile marker and lost control on the wet pavement.
The tractor-trailer went off the right side of the interstate through a guard rail and struck a rock bluff, which caused the cab to separate from the chassis.
The cab came to a rest upside down and the chassis and trailer continued eastbound for a short distance before coming to a rest in a ditch, facing eastbound.
Alvarez was taken to Phelps County Regional Medical Center by Phelps County ambulance for his moderate injuries.
He was wearing a seat belt. The tractor-trailer was totaled. The crash occurred around 6 p.m. Tuesday.
The MSHP was assisted by the Doolittle and Rolla fire departments along with the Missouri Department of Transportation and the Rolla police.
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HENDERSONVILLE— Floride Stanley, of Hendersonville, passed away Nov. 15, 2012 at Hendersonville Health and Rehab.
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Hendersonville police arrest New York fugitive
Published: Friday, June 21, 2013 at 2:11 p.m.
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Hendersonville police have arrested a fugitive from New York after the suspect drove off without paying for gasoline at Interstate Hardware on Sugarloaf Road, according to a news release from the Hendersonville Police Department.
A clerk called 911 after a motorist drove away from the pump without paying on Friday. Police learned the vehicle had been stolen in Ohio and found it unoccupied at the Golden Corral on Chimney Rock Road, said Sgt. B.C. McGaha.
The driver, Daniel T. Wilson of Buffalo, N.Y., had walked to WalMart shortly before police arrived at the restaurant, the release states. When Wilson returned to the stolen vehicle, police arrested him. Wilson is wanted in New York on parole violations and burglary charges.
Hendersonville police charged Wilson with possessing a stolen car, possessing marijuana, possessing drug paraphernalia and larceny of motor fuel. He is being held at the Henderson County Detention Facility in lieu of $309,500 secured bond.
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Grab that band instrument, dust it off and join the Minnesota "Over-60" Band. Playing music is a lifelong activity, and a group of Minnesotans who perform around the state are a testament to that reality. The Minnesota "Over-60" band is made up primarily of members who are 60 and older (men and women) who perform in numerous parades, at county fairs and in a variety of other venues during the summer. There are openings in every section of the band.
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Henderson County unemployment dips to 6.7%
Published: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 at 10:51 a.m.
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Unemployment rates were lower in March than in February for all but one county in North Carolina that remained the same at 12.2 percent in Wilson County, according to a N.C. Department of Commerce news release.
Henderson County's rate fell from 7.3 percent in February to 6.7 percent in March. The numbers were also lower than in March 2012, when Henderson County's jobless rate was 7.4.
The March 2013 rate for Polk County was 0.6 percent lower than in February at an even 7 percent, while Transylvania County dipped to 9.8 percent unemployment compared to February's 10.7 unemployment rate. Transylvania County had a 10.1 percent unemployment rate for March 2012, while Polk County's rate was at 7.8 percent in the same period.
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For the third time in eight years, Eagle Valley High School teacher Ashley Weaver and a group of students will witness history in the making.
As you read this, Weaver and her crew are already roaming the streets of the nation's capitol. Weaver has organized five such trips since 2005 - three during inauguration events and two during off years.
Understanding that Weaver is a bit of a history junkie helps explain why she is willing to pack up a group of kids from Eagle and Gypsum, and brave the throngs of people in Washington, D.C., who are present for a presidential inauguration.
"These are the kind of experiences that not only make government come alive, but also make history come alive for kids," said Weaver. "They do feel like they are a part of history."
Back in 2005, Weaver started a bit of EVHS history of her own.
"The second George W. Bush election was my first year teaching and I got a call from a student travel company asking if I would be interested in taking a group of kids to D.C. for the inauguration," Weaver said. "I thought, 'Yeah! I will do that.'"
For the January 2005 trip, 23 kids signed up and veteran teachers Susan Scott and Becky Peterson agreed to help chaperone the group.
Clayton Forsyth, who currently works as a firefighter for Greater Eagle Fire Department, was a student on that trip. The adventure is one of his most vivid high school memories.
"We were right behind where they do the oath of office at the Capitol Building for the actual inauguration. Then we went to the parade after. It was freezing that day, I remember that," said Forsyth.
Along with his memories of actually being on site while President Bush took his oath, Forsyth said he enjoyed touring the monuments and the Smithsonian.
"Definitely being able to stand two feet away from the actual Declaration of Independence was mind-blowing," he said. "Every American should be able to personally look at the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. It's a humbling experience."
He hasn't been back to Washington, D.C., since that trip, but he is talking with his financee about taking a vacation there.
Weaver knows that for some of her students, a trip to Washington, D.C., is a once-in-a-lifetime event.
"I realize a lot of kids will never go back to D.C., so I want them to see everything we can," she said.
After the first year, when she organized the excursion through a student-trip company, Weaver realized she could cut out the middle man.
"Washington, D.C. is a pretty easy city to navigate," she said. "Our kids use public transportation and they love that. Plus we walk everywhere."
The trip cost is $1,400 per student and that fee includes air fare, hotel room, two meals per day and a Washington Metro pass.
Speaking with Weaver last week, she had a special surprise in store for this year's trip participants. Their hotel is located in Arlington, and while they weren't getting into Washington until late on the first night, she planned to bring them up to the Iwo Jima Statue as soon as they arrived. From that site, they will be treated to a view of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument and U.S. Congress laid out in the distance. Weaver figured it would be a great appetizer for the history feast planned for the week ahead.
Four years ago, the EVHS crew was shivering on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial when President Obama recited the oath of office. They were among an estimated 1 million people who thronged the Washington Mall that day.
"There was just something different in the air that day," said Weaver. "Just the feeling of hopefulness among all those people. I remember telling the kids, 'This is not normal.'"
But it was a moment none of them will ever forget. And for Weaver, it was a moment that transcended politics. She laughed, remembering how the very first student who paid his money for the trip was a very politically conservative kid. President Obama was not his choice for the office, but that day in D.C., it didn't really matter to him.
"He was taking in the whole experience for what it was, regardless of politics," she said.
"There are so many great things I could say about that trip. It was by far the best part of my high school experience," said Rachel Hesse, now a senior at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn.
"We did everything from walk to the gates of the White House, to watch the President's limo and armored cars pass our hotel on the way to a ball, to piling six-plus people in a cab to make sure that we all stayed together," said Hesse. "Some of my favorite moments were visiting all the amazing museums, walking around D.C. and talking with all the people who were there to see the inauguration; one night at dinner we even stumbled on an artist finishing a piece of work that was made specifically for the Obamas and was going to be hung in the White House."
But for Hesse, that feeling of being part of history was what she will remember most vividly about the trip.
"My all-time favorite experience was the inauguration. We woke up incredibly early and walked to the Lincoln Memorial to secure our place for the ceremony. It was so cold that day that we took turns going to the women's restroom to stand under the hand dryers to try and warm up our hands and toes as much as possible," she said.
"It was definitely worth bearing the cold, though," said Hesse. "The fact that we got to stand on that particular monument while our first African American president was inaugurated was an amazing feeling. It gave me and many people around me goose bumps."
There is a reoccurring theme of facing frigid temperatures in the stories from former students.
"I remember the cold and how I thought, 'Oh I'm from Colorado, I can handle the cold.' I was sooo wrong," said Whitney Wright, currently a senior at Colorado State University. "The humidity made the cold literally bone chilling. It gave me aches and was pretty miserable."
"The coolest thing was how close it all made us. All of us that went on that trip still talk about how we want to go back together again," said Wright. "My favorite part of the trip was Arlington Cemetery."
Weaver's favorite moment from that trip was the outdoor concert at the Lincoln Memorial that features a Who's Who of popular music. "Being there that day was one of the top five days of my life," she said.
When it comes to giving advice to students who are in Washington this week, the former students' words are basic - wear warm clothing and make sure you appreciate everything as it unfolds. But Hesse did offer a word of caution.
"Our first day in D.C. we came across a 'friendly' street vendor who asked us if we needed help or directions and said maybe we would want to buy a hat or two from him as well. Next thing we knew he was throwing a fit saying that we stole from him and owed him more money," she said. "Needless to say it was kind of scary, but a lesson we Eagle/Gypsum kids needed to learn. So, to the future kids going to D.C., remember to be careful who you talk to."
Weaver said each time she plans a trip to Washington, D.C., she tweaks the itinerary. She hopes this year's plans will be the best ever. The itinerary, of course, includes monuments and museums. The EVHS delegation will attend the inauguration ceremony in a standing-room-only section at the Capitol, compliments of Rep. Scott Tipton who provided the event tickets.
As for Weaver, she is hard pressed to share her favorite Washington venue.
"There's Arlington - every time the symbolism of the sacrifice that has been made makes me cry," she said. "The Capitol is super impressive. It's a powerful experience to stand in the Rotunda."
Weaver is a big fan of the Newseum - which has memorable 9/11 display as well as a large display of the Berlin Wall.
"If you only have one day in D.C., I tell people to spend two hours there. It's a place I just love to share with people," she said.
Between the tours and events, the high school hijinks are part of the fun. Every year Weaver organizes a talent show at the hotel. One year, Weaver and Peterson took the top honors with a "Dueling Banjos" theme, flashlights-blinking-up-their-nostrils performance. For the kids who were there, it was a moment they won't ever forget. For the kids who are in Washington, D.C., right now, memories of big and silly moments are in the making.
"What I am looking forward to is going to the museums and also seeing President Obama in person, because I have never seen a president in person before," said Addie Arnold, one of this year's trip participants, last week. "I am excited to be able to experience what I have been learning in my government class about Washington, D.C. It will be an amazing trip."


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Since electricity was first brought in to our homes in the early 1900s, various electrical wiring types have evolved, and all, if installed and maintained correctly, can be safe. However, if not installed or maintained correctly, each has potential risks.
My office receives inquiries from a growing number of people in older homes where insurance policies are being cancelled or individuals are unable to obtain new coverage because of electrical wiring. If you're one of the thousands of homeowners with knob-and-tube and aluminum wiring, understanding the way your house is wired can help you weigh your options about upgrading the electrical system for insurance coverage.
Some wiring (e.g., knoband-tube, aluminum) can increase the chance of a fire. Some insurance companies want a guarantee that a home does not have this wiring, some may give you time to have it removed, while others might request an inspection to ensure its safety.
Is it safe?
Many industry experts, including Hydro authorities and several licensed electricians, confirm that 60-amp service and both knob-andtube and aluminum wiring are not necessarily problems in themselves. They recommend inspection to ensure that the wiring is safe and adequate for the household.
Knob-and-tube wiring
Knob-and-tube wiring was in common use until the 1940s. More than 1.5 million homes across Canada were built with this early form of electrical wiring, which was used up to 1945. Many homes still have it, but it is considered too risky and dangerous to be insurable by some companies.
It comprises insulated wires clamped on two-piece porcelain knobs; positive and negative are carried separately. Hollow porcelain tubes carry the wires through beams and other combustible materials. Modern electrical codes do not permit this type of wiring. It can present a hazard if tampered with. The unsheathed insulation is subject to deterioration, particularly where it is exposed; that is, not enclosed in a wall or ceiling. Worn insulation, of course, presents a shock hazard.
The ESA's (Electrical Safety Authority) recommendation to insurance companies on knob-and-tube wiring is that they ask for inspections to make sure the wiring is safe. It does not recommend denying someone insurance simply because they have some knob-and-tube wiring, although individual insurance firms can refuse coverage for homes with this wiring as they see fit.
What you can do
The first thing to determine is the safety of your system. Even if your system is determined safe, consider upgrading at least parts of it. The areas of a knob-and-tube installation that are most vulnerable to mechanical damage and trouble are also those areas that are exposed and easiest to change.
About aluminum wiring
Houses with aluminum wiring are generally safe. Fuse panels can be upgraded to breaker panels quite easily, and at a lower cost than rewiring an entire home. The main areas of concern with aluminum wiring are your homes' connectors and receptacles. When adding to a circuit, always use connectors and adapters that are suitable for use with copper wiring. Consult an electrician if you have any doubts.
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Sunday 13th January
Hosted by the wonderfully charismatic and talented soul singer Natalie Williams and her band, Soul Family Sunday offers the chance to catch some of the best R&B, soul and jazz musicians in the UK up close and personal.
While guests vary from month to month, there is always the opportunity to hear music of the highest quality where the
stars of the British scene showcase their material in an exciting ad hoc setting.
"Hypnotic vocal" – Dummy Magazine
"Effortless vocals...thoughtful lyricism...Spills heart and soul" - The 405
"Absolutely captivating" - The Music Melting Pot
ALYUSHA is a progressive, experimental, japanese influenced esoteric pop act.
Her 2nd single, "Paradise" with Linden Jay, debuted two months ago on Dummy Mag and reached number 2 in the Spotify Global Viral Charts on her own label Tsuru Recordings.
ALYUSHA studied jazz at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, has sung BV's for Jarvis Cocker and toured with all female beatbox group The Boxettes and Submotion Orchestra.
Now launching her 6th solo album, MOBO nominated singer- songwriter, Natalie Williams, is an essential fixture in UK music.
With her incredible all star 10 piece band she is in the 7th year of running and hosting her monthly residency, Soul Family Sundays, at the Club, which has featured the likes of Omar, Imaani, Jamie Cullum, David Ryan Harris, Emeli Sande, Gwyneth herbert, Lucy silvas, Alice russell, Jarle Bernhoft, The magnets, The swingle singers, Shlomo, Eska, Krystle warren, The boxettes, Shaun Escoffery, JP cooper, Natalie Duncan, Vanessa Haynes, Espa, Mc Zani, Kele le roc, Jon Allen, Nayanna Holly, Tony Momrelle, Mo Brandis, Terri Walker, Jamie Woon
Throughout her career, Natalie has toured extensively around the globe, performing at a number of the world's leading live music events including opening the London Jazz Festival (2009) at the Barbican with Guy Barker's Jazz Voice, Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, Glastonbury Festival and the Royal Jubilee Pageant, amongst many more.
Williams has appeared as a featured artist with RnB producer and DJ, Nu:Tone, collaborated with The Heritage Orchestra, Goldie, Bugz In The Attic, Jamie Cullum, Shlomo and Amy Winehouse, supported John Legend, Lemar, Alison Moyet, Babyface and the Neville Brothers. She appeared with legendary drummer, Manu Katché, on his French TV show 'One Shot Not' alongside Kurt Elling. More recently, Williams has performed backing vocals for Cee-Lo Green, Miss Dynamite and Keri Hilson.
2012 saw her at the Barbican's sold out Urban Classics performance with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, performing backing vocals for Ed Sheeran, Devlin and Miss Dynamite. Returning in August 2013 at the Royal Albert Hall with the LSO and featuring Laura Mvula and Maverick Sabre.
2011 saw the start of Natalie's exciting, popular and vibrant vocal collaboration, BLINQ, alongside the king and queen of the British vocal jazz scene, Ian Shaw and Liane Carroll, vibrant soul singer Brendan Reilly of Basement Jaxx and Mercury nominated pianist, Gwilym Simcock. The project's sell out performances in 2012 received great critical acclaim.
In January 2012 she started collaborating with Bluey from Incognito, co-writing three tracks on the acclaimed new album 'Surreal' and she has since joined the band as one of the lead singers of the group, touring the USA, Europe and the Jakarta and Shanghai Jazz Festivals in 2012. Their Japan Blue Note tour in August 2012 saw Natalie her appear alongside legendary songwriter, Leon Ware, performing his original classic 'Inside My Love' written for Minnie Ripperton.
2013 has seen Natalie go from strength to strength. Her busy diary with Incognito has taken her to the USA and throughout Europe including performing solo at the Royal Albert Hall in May supporting Mario Biondi.
Natalie Williams drive and fluidly evolving artistry is undeniable – a drive that was rewarded in October 2010 when she was nominated for a MOBO Award for best UK soul, in a category alongside internationally recognised artists Sade, Corinne Bailey-Rae and Plan B. Whether she's featuring as a sensational singer-songwriter, producer, promoter, or champion of burgeoning talent, she'll forever be the epitome of a true artist.
…"People can't help but go away with a bit of Williams' natural sparkle having attached itself to them"


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Rachel Black
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Rachel Black is a member of the Quileute tribe, the older sister of Jacob Black, twin sister of Rebecca Black and the eldest child of Sarah and Billy Black, sister-in-law of Solomon Finau, cousins with Collin Littlesea, second cousins with Quil Ateara V and Jared Cameron. She is also the imprintee of Paul Lahote. Her Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined counterpart is Adam Black.
She is portrayed by Tanaya Beatty in Breaking Dawn - Part 1.
Early lifeEdit
Rachel was born and raised in La Push, Washington. During childhood, she and her siblings were sometimes acquainted with Charlie Swan's daughter, Bella, though they never became real friends.
The sudden death of her mother hit her family hard, though she and Rebecca did their best to help Jacob and Billy recover from their pain. She and Rebecca, however, had a harder time dealing with it, and when she received a scholarship from Washington State University in Pullman to study computer engineering, she moved away from La Push and rarely returned home to visit. Her sister married a man named Solomon Finau as soon as she was old enough and moved to Hawaii.
- Main article: Twilight
In the novel of Twilight, at the beach, Jacob tells Bella that Rachel got a scholarship to Washington State University, while her twin Rebecca married and moved to Hawaii. Jacob did not tell Bella that his older twin sisters did not feel comfortable about living in La Push after their mother's death.
Breaking DawnEdit
- Main article: Breaking Dawn
- "Did it have to be my sister? Did it have to be Paul?"
- ―Jacob[src]
After graduating early from Washington State University, Rachel moves back to La Push to temporarily live with her father and younger brother. She is unaware of the existence of shape-shifters, Billy and Jacob fully prepared to conceal the secret from her, until she meets Paul Lahote on First Beach and he imprints on her, making her eligible to know about the shape-shifters' existence. Though Paul is four years younger than her, Jacob describes their relationship as "love at first sight". Despite her discomfort in La Push, she decides to stay and work from home for Paul to see how things work out - and hopefully wait till he is able to leave with her.
Jacob and Billy are both frustrated by Paul's presence in their house, but are glad to have Rachel home. and Billy does "escape" to the Clearwaters' house most days though, to avoid Paul and to keep the recently widowed Sue Clearwater company.
At the beginning of the second book of Breaking Dawn, Jacob, who is already angry and irritable about Bella's prolonged absence, is annoyed at Paul for hanging around his house even when Rachel is out, but says that Rachel would "kill" him if he hurt her boyfriend. When he discovers that Paul is eating his Doritos, Jacob loses his temper and punches him in the face, breaking his nose, which heals instantly and Paul remains in his human form.
Rachel obviously cares a lot for her younger brother, as she would rather continue sleeping on an air mattress than see Jacob leave. It is assumed that she cares a lot for Rebecca too, as they are twin sisters. Billy loves Rachel dearly as he accepted Paul into his house, Paul being the only reason Rachel stayed in La Push for so long.
Paul LahoteEdit
- Main article: Paul Lahote and Rachel Black
Paul Lahote is a shape-shifter of the Uley pack. Though they are four years apart, they still become a couple.
Rachel met Paul for the first time after his transformation when she returned home to visit her family after graduating from Washington State University. While walking down the beach, they encountered each other and Paul immediately imprinted on her. This relationship provides her the right to know about the tribe's secrets and magic; and so, she agrees to stay in La Push to see how things will work out with Paul.
Since she is uncomfortable with staying in La Push, she is hoping that Paul will one day be able to leave with her when he learns to control his anger well enough to quit the pack. Because of this, Paul is currently learning to control his temper for her sake.
Film portrayalEdit
Rachel Black is portrayed by actress Tanaya Beatty in Breaking Dawn - Part 1.
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|Ephraim Black • Quil Ateara II • Levi Uley
|Uley pack
|Sam Uley • Jared Cameron • Paul Lahote • Brady Fuller • Collin Littlesea • Samantha Uley • Paula Lahote
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|Jacob Black • Leah Clearwater • Seth Clearwater • Quil Ateara V • Embry Call
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|Quil Ateara III • Quil Ateara V • more...
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|Billy Black • Rachel Black • Rebecca Black • Sarah Black • Julie Black • Bonnie Black • Adam Black • Aaron Black • George Black • more...
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Multiple brush fires break out near Rosman
Published: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 2:11 p.m.
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Firefighters battled several brush fires near Rosman Friday, and about 40 acres of state and federal forest land had burned by 6 p.m.
The N.C. Forest Service was initially called out about 11 a.m. to U.S. Highway 64, where the fires threatened two homes, said Rob Townley, N.C. Forest Service public information officer. Firefighters were able to quickly contain the blaze and save the structures.
Two more fires broke out near Woodruff Road and onto federal forest land, Townley said. There were no structures in the way of the blaze.
Two fires merged and grew to cover about 40 acres by about 6 p.m., Townley said.
The N.C. Forest Service is working with the U.S. Forest Service and local fire departments. A command center has been set up at Victory Baptist Church.
More than 40 firefighters, two aircrafts and two bulldozers have been used to fight the flames, WSPA News Channel 7 reported.
"We don't really have a cause yet to what started the fires. Every fire, for us, is suspicious," Townley told WSPA.
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Looking for something unusual to do this summer? How about exploring the remains of the Titanic from an Mir submersible vehicle at 12,500 feet below sea level? Fifteen-day excursions will begin July 12, July 27 and August 6 and will include lectures and a ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking.
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In the upper Midwest, where I live, regional airlines are pulling out of small-airport markets just as fast as the Department of Transportation will allow. In the era of $100-a-barrel oil, not even government subsidies can make some of these routes profitable. Flying regional jets (RJs) on these short hauls, often at low, fuel-guzzling altitudes, just makes the bad economics worse.
April 26, 2012
A languid, expansive quality pervades South Carolina Lowcountry marsh and it's on display at the Golf Club at Briar's Creek. The 900-acre property sits in the middle of classic Intracoastal wetlands, 18 miles southwest of downtown Charleston.
April 23, 2012
Perhaps you have access to a private jet through an owner you know. It seems like a great deal: the aircraft is available almost any time, you fly with the same crew the owner uses and you pay considerably less than standard charter rates.
April 20, 2012
It would not be a stretch to call this our innovation and imagination issue, but the more I think it over, the more I feel it is our tenacity issue.
April 20, 2012
The congressional logjam blocking long-term FAA funding in the U.S. appears to be broken. Perhaps the FAA can finally move ahead with the much-heralded "next generation" air-traffic-control program known as NextGen.
April 20, 2012
Like other lawsuits, most of the ones involving business jets are settled out of court. Every once in a while, though, a corporate jet case will not only reach a judge but produce a decision that shines a spotlight into some dark corner of business aviation. One such case is JDI Holdings, LLC v. Jet Management, Inc., et al., 732 F. Supp.
April 19, 2012
This year, Bombardier will launch one of the most ambitious flight-test programs in business aviation history. The Learjet 85 is scheduled to enter service next year and as many as five conforming aircraft could make their first flights in the coming months.
April 9, 2012
The 1932 Piper Cub sold for $1,300 and embodied everything Bill Piper thought an airplane should be: affordable to own and operate, simple, rugged and fun to fly. You can land it in a short farm field, a small lake or a tiny patch of gravel in the middle of a river. For many a bush pilot today, the Piper Cub remains the ride of choice for these reasons. There's no drama here.
April 2, 2012
A year ago–or three or five, for that matter–it seemed as if private aircraft already offered just about every imaginable onboard luxury. Nevertheless, designers keep stretching their imaginations and, year after year, they deliver new products that can make your flights even more enjoyable than before.
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The merger of Cooley LLP and Dow Lohnes announced on October 15, 2013, became official on January 1, 2014, and today Cooley launches a video in recognition of that event.
The New Year's move to Cooley's DC offices at 1299 Pennsylvania Avenue, by more than fifty attorneys and dozens of support staff and other professionals from Dow Lohnes, marks the latest stage of growth for Cooley in the nation's capital. To recognize this collaboration of technology, innovation and regulatory experience, Joe Conroy, Cooley's chief executive officer, and Cooley partner John Byrnes, formerly managing partner of Dow Lohnes, sat down to explain the reasons for the merger in a video interview.
"This is a transformative event for Cooley that materially broadens and deepens the experience and expertise we can now offer our clients," said Joe Conroy. "We wanted to share with our clients and communities our rationale behind this strategic combination."
The video will also be shared across the firm's social media channels on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Google+.
About Cooley LLP
Cooley's attorneys solve legal issues for entrepreneurs, investors and established companies. Clients partner with Cooley on transformative deals, complex IP and regulatory matters and bet-the-company litigation, often where innovation meets the law.
Cooley has more than 750 lawyers across eleven offices in the United States and China.
Litigation and business advice for established market leaders and growth-oriented companies.
Social media, gaming, distribution rights, and broadband availability are all impacted by changes in technology.
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Midway Motors took first place in the team division of the McPherson Bowling Association City Tournament held Feb. 16-17 and 23-24 at Starlite Lanes in McPherson.
Midway, comprised of captain John Miller, Rod Martin, Michael Shaughnessy and Tyler Lacy, bowled a 2,763 to take first.
Team Honor Score finished second with a score of 2,745, followed by Engquist Tractor (2,683), Skip's Pro Shop (2,676) and Gutter Disasters (2,669).
In the doubles division, Scott McDaniel and Herb Halinski finished in first to take the championship with a score of 1,466.
The duo of Christopher Phillips and Glenn Hageman was second (1,382), followed by Bart Oakley/Beau Peterson (1,374, Ethan Burk/Ryan Morse (1,357) and Adam Meisinger/Joshua Gesaman (1,352).
Gesaman took the singles and all events crown. For the singles, he bowled a 772 to place first. Rod Schroeder was second with a 765, followed by Chris Mayes (761), Lenny Bruce (737) and Bob Small (735).
Gesaman had a 2,185 to claim the all events crown, followed by Halinski (2,162), Dennis Keiffer (2,160), Mayes (2,156) and Beau Peterson (2,139).
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After an impressive senior year, Gridley's standout center Tyler Abrego was named second team all-Northern Section. The 6-foot-4-inch senior was dominant figure on Gridley's Varsity team, more than doubling the amount of points per game attained by any other Bulldog with 17.8. Abrego also grabbed an average of 12.5 points per game and blocked 33 shots this past season. Abrego plans to either attend and play for Yuba College, Sacramento City College or Butte College in the fall.
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Community briefs: Trail closed at Chimney Rock
Published: Saturday, November 17, 2012 at 9:11 a.m.
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Trail closed at Chimney Rock
Due to storm damage Nov. 14, the Hickory Nut Falls trail at Chimney Rock at Chimney Rock State Park has been closed to the public until repairs can be made.
The overnight rainstorm brought down several trees and boulders, causing extensive damage to the footbridge and blocking access on the trail to the 404foot waterfall. As a result, the park's winter admission rates of $10 adult and $6 youth (ages 6-15) will go into effect immediately. There are no discounts available with this winter rate.
Park officials are currently assessing the damage on the trail. Due to the extent of the damage, the trail could be closed for a couple months while repairs are made. The 404-foot waterfall is one of the highest waterfalls of its kind east of the Mississippi River and was featured in the blockbuster movie "The Last of the Mohicans."
Chimney Rock's family guided hikes set from 11 a.m. to noon Nov. 23-24, a special offering for Thanksgiving visitors, will be moved from the closed Hickory Nut Falls trail to the Great Woodland Adventure trail on the Meadows. Hikes are limited to the first 25 people who sign up in the park.
After the hike, join one of the park naturalists to meet some of Chimney Rock's resident non-releasable critters at 2 p.m. in the classroom on the Meadows. The trail closure will not affect the park's annual Santa on the Chimney event set for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 8.
For more information on how the trail closure impacts park visitation and events, visit chimneyrockpark.
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text: Hocking Hills is a beautiful state park located 40 miles southeast of the capitol city of Columbus. This area has become a destination for music fans as significant festivals become a part of the woodlands, caves and waterfalls of the park. The hills will be ringing with unique sounds off rock, organic, roots, traditional and non-traditional music, to give you an idea.Below is the scoop on the dates of festivals to titillate your musical ear. You will also find there is much more to do in these beautiful hills of Ohio. Located 40 miles southeast of Columbus, Ohio, Hocking Hills offers once-in-a-lifetime experiences that make every day feel like Saturday. There are plenty of free activities, a wide variety of affordable lodging, from camping, cabins and cottages to hotels and inns, hiking trails, parks and forests. Hocking Hills is the zipline capital of the Midwest, with 50 ziplines being offered via three distinct guide services. Unique gift and antique shops, canoeing, horseback riding, golf, spas and more add to the allure of the Hocking Hills as the perfect place to unplug.Duck Creek Log Jam, May 25-26, is a genuine, homegrown, off-the-beaten-path music festival set in Ohio�s most scenic region. Guests typically stomp their feet, holler out loud, meet new friends and enjoy the great outdoors during this truly unique festival. Held at the Duck Creek Camping and Outdoor Events Area, directly adjacent to scenic Lake Logan State Park, the Log Jam features 16 live bands. Duck Creek also offers camping within its 100 acres of beautiful wooded landscape and diverse stands of trees, including a bald cypress grove. Abundant wildlife adds to the secluded feel. Tickets are $70 (including camping) with significant discounts offered for early purchase. www.duckcreeklogjam.com.Nelsonville Music Fest, May 30-June 2, is a four-day festival set in the beautiful, rolling hills of southeast Ohio. This intimate festival lures fans who want a more personal experience, with festival goers having access to more than three dozen artists, including John Prine, Wilco and Cat Power, performing live on multiple stages. There's even a small �no-fi� cabin and a picturesque �porch� stage. Tickets start at $110 for a full weekend pass. The festival is a production of Stuart�s Opera House, a historic, non-profit theater located in Nelsonville that features more than 75 events a year including live music, theater, film, educational programs and more. www.stuartsoperahouse.org, www.nelsonvillefest.orgWashboard Music Festival, June 14-15, takes place in downtown Logan. This one-of-a-kind celebration of America�s Appalachian culture and heritage features more than a dozen washboard and related bands. The 14th annual Washboard Music Festival kicks off Thursday at 6 p.m. with an auction and a special concert featuring Arnett Howard and the Creole Funk Band, and runs Friday and Saturday from 12 � 11 p.m. This extraordinary FREE festival features ongoing live music, the World�s Largest Washboard, free washboard factory tours, parades, rides, a beer garden and a wide variety of festival-style foods. A complete list of bands and events is available at www.washboardmusicfestival.com .Family Roots Music & Art Festival, June 27-30, is four days and three nights of fun, music, art, camping and friendship at the beautiful Smoke Rise Ranch in Glouster, OH. Nearly two dozen bands and artists perform live music, including Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk, The Spikedrivers, Fire and Flow performances by Nocturnal Arts, all-night drum circles and more. The festival is known for hosting some of the best new up and coming musicians including an eclectic mix of genres from electronic to bluegrass, rock & roll, reggae and jam bands. There are also interactive art installations, a featured artist gallery, a kids booth and other activities and events. Tickets are $85 for a four-day pass and primitive and RV camping is available for a fee.Lilyfest, July 12-14, is a three-day celebration of gardening, music and artistry taking place among the lovely landscaped gardens of a rural private estate. It features a baker's dozen of musicians performing all three days, with emphasis on Appalachian music, such as dulcimer, Indian flute and bluegrass. Paying homage the natural beauty of daylilies, water lilies, Asiatic lilies, hostas and other popular garden plants, Master Gardeners from The Ohio State University will be on hand to offer their expertise. And festival goers have the opportunity to purchase plants at great prices. More than 70 fine artists will display and sell original works, including gardens sculpture, blown glass, jewelry, wood carving and more. www.lilyfest.comRootwire Music & Arts Festival, August 15-18, is an annual multi-day event that takes place at Kaeppner�s Woods in Logan, OH. Rootwire is said to envelop those in attendance in a cascading flow of artistic expression that includes everything from live music to painting, installation to performance art, presentations, workshops, ceremony and more. Since it launched in 2010, Rootwire has grown to be one of the premier live music and arts events in the Midwest. It's the on-going creative project of the nationally-touring electronic/rock syndicate Papadosio, but features multiple other artists, which are announced closer to the event date. Tickets are $100-140 for three days. www.rootwirefestival.comFor more information or for updated events in future years, visit www.1800Hocking.com or 1-800-Hocking (800-462-5464).


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Felix Pfäffli / Feixen
Category: Design / Typography,
Posted by: Peter
Posted: May 7th 2013
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Posted: May 7th 2013
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A truly remarkable collection of (predominantly) poster work from young Swiss designer Felix Pfäffli — some of the most genuinely unique posters I've seen in recent years. I feel like I've seen a few of these on various blogs, so it was nice to stumble on his site to get the full hit!
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Thea PowellAustralia, Sydney | May 7th 2013Wow, I love how he can create such a 3D feeling with that type!


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After years of resisting, a handful of Silicon Valley's biggest companies have in recent weeks provided detailed demographic breakdowns of their workforces -- confirming what we already knew but raising questions about what the tech industry needs to do to fix its diversity problem.
The release of the data, while long overdue, has been a welcome act of transparency on the part of the companies and is spurring a needed conversation about the types of people who work at tech companies. (As an aside, I've been pushing for more disclosure, and this newspaper is asking other large firms in the valley for their data. I will be reporting to you in a couple of weeks on how those companies have responded.)
What have we learned? Well, to no one's surprise, valley firms are mostly white and male. Specifically, tech workers are roughly 70 percent male and more than 60 percent white, 30 percent Asian, 2 percent African-American, and 3 percent Hispanic. (eBay, which released its data last week, stood out for having considerably more women on staff (42 percent) and more blacks (7 percent) than the average Silicon Valley firm.) Other firms that have disclosed their data include Google, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
That raises a second question: Do the similar profiles at each firm mean that no one company is actively discriminating against a certain group?
Yes, say diversity experts. There's also something to the notion that Silicon Valley is actually one big company with a Google division, a Facebook division, the startup department and so on. That may contribute to the similar workforce demographics.
What appears to be at work here is more subtle, but just as damaging as straightforward bias.
"People move frequently between companies, and attitudes, bias, etc., transfer easily," said Tracy Chou, a software engineer at Pinterest who has been a leading voice in the effort to push tech firms to disclose their demographics.
If overt discrimination isn't happening, is the problem in the talent pipeline? In other words, are companies hiring the workers they do because those are the workers trained for those jobs?
I bristle at criticism of the pipeline because it tends to focus on the individual side of the equation (if only more Latinas took calculus).
There is another side of the equation, though. While companies don't have a direct role in the education system, they do bear responsibility for hiring and promoting decisions.
And what often happens, diversity experts say, is what's called "mirroring" -- companies started by white men tend to hire and promote people who look and act like themselves -- meaning more white men.
Cultural perceptions of course play a role. For example, Asians at most of the tech companies are not proportionally represented in leadership roles. At Google, where 30 percent of the U.S. workforce is Asian, they make up just 23 percent of the leadership. Thirty-four percent of Facebook's U.S. employees are Asian but Asians hold just 19 percent of the senior level positions. Some call this "the bamboo ceiling."
"Asian-Americans, in the U.S. at least, are not often seen as leadership material," said Michael Chang, a board member on the Santa Clara County Board of Education and department chair at the Asian Pacific American Leadership Institute at De Anza College. "In one culture, strength may be very extroverted and very assertive. In another culture, strength may be very quiet and determined."
The bias can begin even at the job referral stage.
A company "may be doing the recruiting through references and you are going to get a lot of the same thing," said Elizabeth Ames, vice president of strategic marketing and alliances at the Anita Borg Institute.
Some companies have tried to combat some of that bias by having recruiters look at résumés blind, without indicators of race and gender, she said. Other companies such as Google have held "unconscious bias" training for their employees.
Tech companies, which say they are data-driven organizations, should apply that mindset to these questions, said Freada Kapor Klein, co-chair of the Kapor Center.
"Diversity has not been a serious concern of the leadership of any of these companies," she said. "It was a 'nice to have,' not a 'need to have.'
"Just think if they bring more resources and mine the data of everything, how they recruit, interview, assign and promote," she said.
I am not certain what's the best approach. But to their credit most of the companies in the valley recognize they have a problem, and have indicated they're taking steps to fix it.
It's far past time for the valley to do more to live up to the vision of itself as a meritocracy, not a "mirrortocracy."
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F. Ménard by Ig2boutique
Category: Design / Branding/Identity, Design / Packaging, Design / Print, Design / Typography, Designers/Studios,
Posted by: Thea
Posted: Jan 21st 2013
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Posted: Jan 21st 2013
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Canadian studio Ig2boutique created some pretty snazzy print collateral for this little butcher.


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Scandinavian Graphic Design
Category: Books,
Posted by: Peter
Posted: Aug 23rd 2012
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Posted: Aug 23rd 2012
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Still on the Scandinavian theme, this book was a recent purchase with a birthday gift card (thanks, Jules!) and remains a favourite. Full of all that sexy design work that those Northern Europeans are famous for, with some real highlight pieces from MVM (Norway), Lundgren + Lindqvist (Sweden), Bond (Finland) and All the way to Paris (Denmark). True eye candy.


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Weichert, Realtors® - Paupack Group will welcome Santa Claus in person on Sunday, Dec. 9 from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. at the office located at 2415 Route 6 in Hawley.
Free photos with Santa will be taken, and every child will be given a candy cane and an ornament after their visit with Santa.
Free refreshments are also on the menu, and all kids are welcome to attend along with their parents, aunts, uncles and friends.
The agency's owners Judy Rodonski and Tom McColligan have announced that the festivities will also be an opportunity for people in the community to donate a new, unwrapped toy to Toys for Tots and food to the Wayne County & Pike County LOCAL Food Banks.
Also being collected are new or gently used coats and blankets.
Weichert, Realtors® - Paupack Group is located half-mile south of Route 507 junction next to The Tuck 'Em Inn Motel, or "call for directions and more details," telephone 570-226-8240.
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Raceland man sentenced to 25 years in prison
Published: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 6:20 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 6:20 p.m.
Jeremy Jones, 28, of Raceland plead guilty this week to charges of distribution of cocaine and aggravated burglary.
He was sentenced to 25 years in jail, according to a news release from the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office.
Jones, who is also known as Tip Toe, has a lengthy criminal history of 16 arrests and charges including second degree attempted murder.
He was most recently arrested June 1, 2012 on charges tied to an armed robbery near a Raceland residence.
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Alabama grad student earns Miss Alabama title
Published: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 5:02 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 5:02 p.m.
The third time's a charm for University of Alabama graduate student Mary Margaret McCord.
McCord was crowned Miss Alabama USA 2013 Dec. 8 and will represent the state in the upcoming Miss USA pageant.
McCord, 22, a Gadsden native, was one of 33 young women competing for the crown at the 61st annual pageant, held at the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre.
"I am so excited," McCord said Monday of winning. "I can't believe it's actually happened. I woke up this morning and I looked around my room to make sure my crown and sash were still there — to make sure it wasn't a dream.
"This is my third year to do it, so I've put a lot of time and effort into making sure I was 100 percent there in competing, and I can't believe it's actually happened," she said. "I'm so exited to be given this opportunity."
McCord was first runner-up in the Miss Alabama USA 2012 pageant and third runner-up in Miss Alabama USA 2011.
She graduated in 2012 from the University of Alabama with a degree in public relations, minoring in both entrepreneurship and communication studies. She now is working on a master of science degree in marketing at the university.
McCord will participate in the nationally televised Miss USA pageant this summer. According to a news release about the event, the Miss Universe, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA specials are produced by the Miss Universe Organization, a Donald J. Trump and NBCUniversal joint venture.
McCord will waste no time preparing for the event.
"What I'll be doing before Miss USA is making appearances around Alabama, not only making stops as the title holder but trying to be a role model and help others," McCord said. "Also, I'll be getting ready to go to Miss USA, so I'll be compiling a wardrobe and working out, making sure my fitness is where it needs to be. There's unlimited things I have to do. It's a very big to do list, but ... I'm so exited I have the opportunity to do all these things."
McCord is the daughter of Roy and Carol McCord, of Gadsden. She has two siblings, Roy McCord and Catherine McCord Bailey.
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Spare 20 rd Mag UHC MP5-SD3 Spring
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- Pretty Simple, BuyI have no clue of why your checking out the reviews on the magazines because it's a no brainer, always buy at least one spare magazine with any new gun you purchase. Sure, every magazine might be a tad bit durable than another, but it all still comes down to one thing FOR ANY MAGAZINE! Always take care of your magazine, even if it's built from steel or titanium (lol doubt that'll even happen with airsoft guns).
No matter which magazine you buy, always take good care of it, and it's not hard to do. Don't drop it, don't bang it against anything, and don't jam BBs in the magazines. Pretty simple. So if your reading this review and usually do read reviews on magazines, DON'T! Just buy the spare magazine cuz YOU WILL NEED IT, no matter which gun you have.
Thank you for reading.
- Of course buy itlike the first review says just tape over the end or better yet just buy an mp5 mag pouch and make sure you put them in right side up and simply pull the straps tight it works like a charm I have three extra mags and it works perfectly.
- decent capacityI bought an srt-sd3 and like it a lot, however the magazine only holds 20 rounds which is cool i guess, but until reading the review i diddn't know to use the rubber bands, i like being able to tell approximately how many rounds you have left (thing on the side that you pull down) and the fact it fits nicely into the gun. 20 shots can go by pretty quickly so having a few extra clips helps a lot.
- I got the gun for this but...I got the HFC MP5, and i love it. It's my main gun since im just starting in airsoft (i got 4 guns), and i got the HFC extra mag for it and it's AWESOME! This one seems very good for the price, but i don't have it. The HFC extra mag holds 40 rounds. This holds about 20 rounds. and is about half as cheap. Just like The HFC mag, you have to use a rubber band or something to keep the bb's in, but that isn't a big problem. So here is my comparison from what Shory has told me.
Mag Capacity: 40/20
Speed Load: Yes/Yes
Works with HFC MP5: Yes/Yes
Reload Time: about 30sec/15sec
Mag life (before reloading again): about 80sec/40sec
Basically, they are the exactly the same. If i'd have known about this mag, i would have bought this insead of the HFC one, just because it's cheaper.
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- Buy alot because its low capacity.For such a high powered rifle you need good mags, and these are good mags. They are low capacity so you may need to buy 2 to be satisfied with them.
- Buy!Just put tape over the end of it and when you are ready to use it take the tape off
- GREAT TO HAVEMy friend has an MP5-SD3 and these sure come in handy for him! He runs out of ammo real quickly so it's good he has these. Buy them!
Good to have on hand
Easy to use
Hard to load
Could hold more
Runs out fast
- A Must HaveI have a MP5 SD3 and yes it doesn't have the biggest clip in town. This is why you need to get a spare. Most of the people who rate this mag low are the retards that say,"Well, this mag sucks because when you turn it upside down all the bb's fall out." I think when they were younger someone turned the upside down and poured all of there brains out. Put a piece of tape over the hole or string a wide rubberband from top to bottom and cover up the hole that way. By the way, look at picture 2, that is when the rubberband idea came from.
Hope This Helped,
Airsoft Pro
- Great IdeaThis is a great idea to buy this. Most mp5s have more ammo than the UHC one, well all the ones i have seen anyway. Especially with the UTG mp5 having 500 a round mag, you will need a few extra magazines to compete. Sure it is kind of poorly designed in that bbs fly out, but just put duct tape over it. I thought I was smart for figuring this out, but others already have. O well.
- Good Magazine That Does It's JobDon't listen to the people that badmouth this magazine because it is fast and easy to reload because it has a loader tool built in that you can take out and put back in easily. Also about the bb's falling out problem, do what the first review said, just make a little duct tape booty.


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The Anatomy of an Agency
Category: Blogs, Designers/Studios,
Posted by: Julian
Posted: Oct 30th 2011
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Posted: Oct 30th 2011
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Check out this nicely illustrated and very amusing infographic on the daily habits and quirks of staff at a 'typical' agency. The graphic is a collaboration between an Art Director and Copywriter at Canadian studio Grip Limited. Check out their brilliant blog, Big Orange Slide, too.


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Spencer Harrison
Category: Resources / Reference,
Posted by: Meave
Posted: Jul 24th 2012
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Posted: Jul 24th 2012
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We were lucky enough to have the very talented Spencer Harrison in to chat with us this week. He has kindly put together some really great links and resources for Design Students on his blog HERE. Check out his work at spencerharrison.com.au or follow his awesomeness on Twitter HERE.


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Van carrying campers in Pisgah slides down embankment
Published: Monday, June 17, 2013 at 4:14 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, June 17, 2013 at 4:14 p.m.
A van carrying local campers ran off the road in Pisgah National Forest Monday morning and slid more than 20 feet down an embankment after troopers say a shoulder gave way.
N.C. Highway Patrol Trooper L.T. Jones said Katrina Ireland, 21, a counselor at Camp SOAR (Success Oriented Achievement Realized) in Balsam, was driving a van of campers through the forest to a rock climbing trip.
Ireland was driving down the narrow, gravel Headwaters Road/Forest Service Road 475B, about a mile from U.S. 276, and had pulled off on the shoulder to let another vehicle pass when the shoulder gave way around 10:38 a.m., Jones said.
The van, carrying Ireland, another camp counselor and eight teenagers ranging in age from 13 to 16 years old, rolled once, careened nearly 20 feet down an embankment and struck a tree. The van came to rest on its driver's side.
Jones said everyone was still buckled in their seats when first responders arrived, crediting Ireland with keeping everyone calm until help could arrive.
One adult counselor and a camper were taken to the hospital with what appeared to be minor injuries, Jones said.
SOAR features success-oriented, high-adventure programs for preteens, teens and adults with learning disabilities and attention deficit/hyperactive disorder, according to the company's website.
Reach Weaver at firstname.lastname@example.com or 828-694-7867.
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Women's New Era New York Yankees MLB Fleece Hoodie
Warm and cozy, the plush New Era MLB Fleece Hoodie lets you shout to the world your team loyalty, while also keeping you protected from chilly air. The slim, feminine fit ensures you never look bulky, so you can root on the home team in style!
This soft new Era hoodie features team graphics screen printed on the front for maximum superfan status. The adjustable hood allows you to get a perfect fit, while the front kangaroo pocket serves as a handwarmer and storage spot for small items.
Show everyone that you're a diehard fan with this cozy hoodie from New Era.


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Studio Newwork
Category: Design / Branding/Identity, Design / Editorial, Design / Print, Design / Publishing, Designers/Studios,
Posted by: Sarah
Posted: Oct 10th 2011
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Posted: Oct 10th 2011
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STUDIO NEWWORK is a New York based graphic design studio established in 2007 and consists of a team of four passionate typographic designers with a commitment to search for excellence in design. I particularly like the STUDIO NEWWORK Magazine, which is a large-format arts publication, designed and published by the studio biannually. Each issue features new work from a wide range of artists and creators in the world of fine art, design, high fashion, culture and politics.


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Jury almost complete for Glover murder trial
Published: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 5:20 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 5:20 p.m.
Jury selection in the second murder trial of Jermaine Deprie Glover continued today as the clock on the wall inside Henderson County Superior Court ticked past 4:30 p.m. The plan to start opening statements and a jury view of critical sites faded with each tick.
Glover, 40, of Hendersonville is accused of killing his roommate, Misty Lynn Carter, and setting her body on fire along the Blue Ridge Parkway, where a passer-by found it early Oct. 19, 2009.
Opening statements may begin Wednesday morning followed by a jury view – originally scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday – of four sites key to the investigation.
The pool of nearly 100 potential jurors was whittled down to about half as many as candidates were drawn from a bowl of names. They were questioned, one at a time, on media publicity and the affect it may have had on their opinions. Minutes before 5 p.m., the state and defense were left with the task of finding two alternates.
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Crust-less Summer Zucchini Pie
A simple savory pie made with summer zucchini, shallots, mozzarella and parmesan cheese. If you're looking for a tasty way to use up your summer zucchini, this is it!
It makes a wonderful side dish to any meal or serve it at a potluck or brunch.
To make shredding the zucchini easier, just throw it in the food processor. You'll want to put the zucchini in a cheese cloth and give it a good squeeze to take out all the moisture.
Crust-less Zucchini Pie
Servings: 6 • Serving Size: 1/6th • Points +: 3 pts • Smart Points: 3
Calories: 125.3 • Fat: 4.8 g • Protein: 8.1 g • Carb: 13.1 g • Fiber: 2.0 g • Sugar: 2.5 g
Sodium: 420.1 mg
- 10 oz shredded zucchini, all liquid squeezed out
- 1/2 cup shallots, chopped
- 1/4 chopped fresh chives
- 1/2 cup part skim mozzarella
- 2 tbsp grated parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup white whole wheat flour (King Aurthur)
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 2/3 cup fat free milk
- 1 tsp olive oil
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- 1/2 tsp kosher salt
- fresh cracked pepper to taste
- cooking spray (I used my misto)
Preheat oven to 400°. Lightly spray a pie dish with cooking spray or your misto. Combine zucchini, shallots, chives, and mozzarella cheese in a bowl.
Sift flour and baking powder in a medium bowl. Add remaining ingredients to the bowl and blend well. Combine with zucchini mixture and pour it into the pie dish.
Top with parmesan cheese and bake 30-35 minutes or until knife comes out clean from the center. Let it stand at least 5 minutes before serving.
Makes 6-8 servings.


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Merrill to launch bid for secretary of state
Published: Thursday, January 24, 2013 at 11:11 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 24, 2013 at 11:11 a.m.
State Rep. John Merrill, R-Tuscaloosa, will announce his candidacy for secretary of state at 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to a news release.
Merrill's announcement will be made in the county commission chambers on the first floor of the Tuscaloosa County Courthouse, 714 Greensboro Ave.
"Due to my experience in the public and private sector," Merrill said in the news release, "I am uniquely qualified to make a very positive contribution to further serve our state and our people."
The secretary of state is a constitutional officer. He or she is the state's chief election officer and is responsible for public documents.
Merrill was elected to the House of Representatives District 62 seat in 2010 and his term will end in November 2014.
The 49-year-old is a graduate of the University of Alabama, where he served as president of the Student Government Association.
He previously worked as an account executive at Randall Publishing Co., the assistant director of the Tuscaloosa County Industrial Development Authority, the director of business development for the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama and director of community relations for the Tuscaloosa County Board of Education.
Merrill has also scheduled announcements on Tuesday in Huntsville and on Wednesday in Montgomery and Mobile.
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The Missouri National Guard's Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 835th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion underwent a change of command ceremony in Jefferson City recently.
Capt. Katharyn Mudd, a Jefferson City resident and Monroe City native, became the unit's new commander, taking the position from Capt. Kalli Fox.
Mudd became a commissioned officer in 2007 after completing Officer Candidate School. Before becoming an officer, she was a qualified administrative specialist, graphic artist, and computer specialist.
Mudd's previous officer assignments include aide de camp at Joint Force Headquarters in Jefferson City, platoon leader for the 135th Signal Company in Kansas City, and the battalion signal officer for the 1140th Engineer Battalion in Cape Girardeau. She currently works full-time for the 835th CSSB as the battalion's personnel officer.
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