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Clean surfaces of all contaminants. Abrade surface to be painted with a minimum of 320-grit sandpaper, working up to a 600-grit for maximum adhesion. Re-clean surface. After shaking paint, mix 3 parts paint with 1 part activator. Use caution mixing materials as paint may begin to gel after 2 hours at 70°F. HVLP gun setting: 8-10 PSI, with a 1.4mm-1.8mm tip. This color is formulated to give complete coverage in 2-3 coats. Allow 10 minutes flash time between coats; should be tack-free in 45-60 minutes, with full cure in 18 hours.
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Kristi Fulcher helps those who can't help themselves.
"Kristi is not only my wife, she is also my hero," Roland Fulcher said. "From the day I met her, she has been a tireless champion for those without a voice - children and animals. The way she puts so many others before herself has always impressed me."
The mother of three, or nine if you include the four dogs and two cats in their Summerville home, has a long history of community involvement particularly with causes that benefit children and animals.
As a volunteer guardian ad litem for Dorchester County, these days Fulcher spends much of her time looking out for the wellbeing of children involved in abuse and/or neglect cases.
"I meet with the children and attend meetings related to things such as their medical and psychological wellbeing and school," Fulcher said. "I give my input as far as what I feel they need. As a volunteer in the program, you are the voice for the child so the judge listens to your recommendations on what is in the child's best interest."
The program currently has some 65 volunteers but could use more considering this month those volunteers worked on 92 open cases. Fulcher hasn't been shy about volunteering for some of the more time-consuming cases.
Her work with the program has meant trips to Florence and Myrtle Beach as well as to Columbia for extra training. It has also entailed a bit of frustration as sometimes it falls on a volunteer to figure out ways around "road blocks" to putting a child in the best possible situation.
"Sometimes I want to pull my hair out but then my husband will remind me that everything doesn't have to be fixed at once," Fulcher said. "I can work on one little victory at a time and then move on to the next problem. People can be afraid to buck the system, but as volunteers we are supposed to focus on the best interest of the kids, not the interest of the parents or DSS or the school or anything else. We are there for the kid and nothing else."
Helping children is something that has been important to Fulcher for some time.
When she was in her 20's, she passed on opportunities to go out with her friends so she could volunteer as a Big Brother/Big Sister mentor. After marriage, she and her husband became licensed foster care parents and provided a loving home to two children until they could be reunited with their families.
"Three years ago, Kristi convinced me we should foster an entire family," her husband said. "We went from being a family of five to a family of 12 overnight."
With the help of their Sunday School Class at Bethany United Methodist Church, the Fulchers provided a home to the family until they could get established in a new rental home of their own.
Over the past 16 years, the couple has also fostered more than 30 dogs and a dozen cats.
She admits she isn't the most patient person, but when it comes to finding a home for the animals she fosters she takes her time to ensure the animals find the right fit.
"We've done a lot of animal rescues, fostering everything from dogs to birds," she said. "The slitheriest things we've had are a pair of ferrets, which I loved. We had them for a year and a half. We've also failed "Fostering 101" many times and the animals end up living with us permanently. But all the animals we placed went to a home that was a good match for them."
The mother has also given countless volunteer hours to her children's schools and her church.
She has served as a Wednesday evening youth group leader and on the Board of Directors for the Bethany Pre-school.
She served on the Summerville Elementary School PTA Board, culminating her service with a term as president. Along with Jodie Collier, she oversaw the design and construction of the engraved brick walkway honoring Dr. Eugene Sires in the learning garden at SES.
She was also among the volunteers who one year spearheaded a mission to ensure every kindergarten student at SES reached their reading goal for the year so that even kids who were not receiving encouragement to read at home could attend a year-end party.
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Laurie Steinke and her husband aren't the problem. She, 55, and her husband, 60, attended the "Lumineers" concert last week and were subjected to an ID scan, as part of a newly implemented fake ID crack down at Family Circle Stadium during the summer concert series.
The technology isn't necessarily designed for her or her husband. Or is it?
"We asked if they were checking for fake IDs and were told that no it was to gather info on concert-goers to better market future events," Steinke, a Daniel Island resident, said. "Essentially, data mining. So, who is telling the truth?"
Bob Moran, Family Circle Tennis Center general manager, previously denied that the ID scanners were storing information. He said they were strictly validating IDs. He reitirated that in a statement to the Moultrie News.
"The No. 1 goal for this program is to curb underage drinking and creating a safe atmosphere. This is not a data-mining effort," he said. "There are no phone numbers or emails associated with a driver's license. Does it verify a valid license? Absolutely. Will we use that info for marketing purposes for future events? Absolutely not."
Driver's licenses still contain address, date of birth and gender.
Moran added that the people operating the scanners at events are not Family Circle employees. Moran said that they are "hired as independent contractors, so that was obviously their own opinion."
Moran reported that the scanners were "very successful," noting that there were no instances of underage drinking and "one incident with someone being intoxicated and that was prior to the show."
The fake ID crack down was initiated in the Family Circle and MillerCoors partnership, which has been active for years. Jonathan Stern, MillerCoors media relations director, said in a statement to the Moultrie News: "MillerCoors worked with Family Circle Stadium and Bar & Club Stat to introduce this technology as part of our company's long-standing commitment to help prevent underage access to alcohol.
"Family Circle informs us that there were no underage drinking incidents at the 'Lumineers' concert last Friday, and we consider that a great success."
Ben Silbert, founder of Bar & Club Stat (BCS), did not immediately return a request for comment. But, in several published reports, Silbert notes that the scanners are gathering information.
"Every time an ID is checked for entry into a bar, club or casino or purchase of alcohol at a stadium or event is a data point," the BCS company overview notes on AngelList, a website further publicizing its clients. "A data point for the venue to protect itself and gain a better understanding of their customers, and for marketers and advertisers – beer, liquor, lifestyle companies – to gain a better understanding of their users.
"Once an ID is scanned, we extract anonymous info – time of entry, age, gender, zip code – send it to our database, aggregate and analyze it, and provide it back to the venue and marketers. We can see the gender split, patron flow, average age and distribution, number of repeat customers, compare days and weeks, etc."
On Silbert's LinkedIn page, he describes his work with BCS and acknowledges that he was a winner of the "2013 MillerCoors Urban Entrepreneur Series."
He praises the scanner technology for its ease of use. "Our ID scanner reduces liability insurance, provides legal protections and creates more effective marketing and advertising campaigns," he said.
In an article on the Huffington Post, Silbert is quoted as saying: "Our scanners extract four pieces of anonymous information – time of entry, age, gender and zip code – and will push the data to our site, where owners can view it in just a few clicks. They'll be able to go to our site and plug in the time they want demographic data for."
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Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Nick Shiver won the eighth installment of this year's Player of the Week contest sponsored by Tony Pope State Farm Insurance of Mount Pleasant between Bishop England, Wando and Palmetto Christian football players.
Shiver, a senior running back for Bishop England, was reporter Tyler Heffernan's pick after he ran for 162 yards on just 12 carries and two touchdowns against Garrett, Oct. 18.
Shiver has 89 carries for 1,153 yards (13 yards-per-carry average) and 16 touchdowns this season. He's also been effective as a receiver, catching three passes for 61 yards and a touchdown.
With the win, Bishop England has narrowed Wando's and Palmetto Christian's lead in this friendly rivalry contest. Wando and Palmetto Christian each have three wins, while Bishop England now has two victories.
This week, Wando's Tyler Ragsdale came in second behind Shiver. Palmetto Christian's Will Tuchfarber grabbed third place in the public voting.
Every week during the high school football season, you vote among six players – two from each of the three East Cooper programs – for who you think is most deserving of the title of Player of the Week.
The voting process is done entirely online at www.MoultrieNews.com/POTW. Reporter Tyler Heffernan chooses one player from each of the three teams and each team's respective head coach picks one player from his team.
You can only vote once. Every Tuesday, the newest set of nominations are announced on our website. Voting is open until the following Monday at noon, which leaves about six days for voting.
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Harrison Boals: The senior linebacker had six solo tackles, one assist and two interceptions during Bishop England's win over Woodland.
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Nick Shiver: The senior running back had 226 yards on 18 carries and four touchdowns to lead the Battling Bishops to a crucial region win.
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Mat Norman: The senior linebacker had 10 solo tackles, four assists, a ball deflection and a forced fumble during Wando's game at Goose Creek.
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Nolan Kelleher: The senior offensive lineman had six pancake blocks and one knockdown against the Gators this past Friday night.
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Chase Shimakonis: The junior wide receiver had seven catches for 77 yards and a touchdown. He also caught two 2-point conversions and recovered a fumble on defense.
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Ryan Roe: The senior running back had 168 yards on 24 carries and two touchdowns. He also collected three passes.
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text: Early Lead Too Much For Hatters as JU Wins 9-7 April 06, 2013 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Stetson and Jacksonville baseball team's combined to throw 13 pitchers and hit 23 singles as the Hatters (13-17, 2-5) fell to the Dolphins (11-19, 4-3) by a score of 9-7 in the first of a three-game Atlantic Sun Conference series at Sessions Stadium on Friday. The Dolphins took an early 4-0 lead on a walk and five straight singles in the bottom of the second. Freshman Kevin Fagan, in just his third start of the season, gave up a walk in between a pair of ground outs, and was one out away from getting out of the frame. That was when Jacksonville rattled off five straight base hits to take the early advantage. Fagan came back out in the third inning to put the Dolphins away in order, before Stetson got one run back in the top of the fourth. Freshman Patrick Mazeika led off the frame with a single up the middle, extending his hitting streak to 14 games, and advanced to second on an error by the center fielder. Two straight ground outs brought Mazeika around to score and made it 4-1. After JU countered with a run of its own in the bottom of the fifth, each team scored in the sixth inning to make it 6-2 heading into the final three innings. That's when the Hatters were able to knock Dolphin starter and three-time A-Sun Pitcher of the Week Chris Anderson out of the game. Senior Mitchel Brennan started the rally with a single to left field, and advanced to second on a single to right by junior Mike Fernland. After Fagan drew a walk to load the bases, a fielder's choice bunt by sophomore Tyler Bocock spelled the last at bat Anderson would face. The Hatters then benefited from Jacksonville falling prey to one of the issues that have plagued Stetson throughout the year. A routine pop up by Mazeika was muffed by the Dolphins' second baseman, allowing both Fernland and Fagan to score, making it 6-4 in favor of Jacksonville at the stretch. Senior Joe Dye and junior Cameron Griffin, Stetson's fourth and fifth relievers of the night, combined to shut the Dolphins down in the seventh, but the Hatters' bullpen fell apart in the eighth. JU opened the inning with a pair of singles, and Griffin gave way to freshman Josh Thorne. The right-hander threw a wild pitch, gave up two singles, and walked a batter to give two runs back to the Dolphins. Freshman Adam Schaly then relieved Thorne, and hit the first batter he faced to give Jacksonville one more run in the eighth, which made it 9-4 heading into the final frame of play. Stetson was able to make it close in the ninth, using a JU error, two walks, and two singles by Mazeika and sophomore Garrett Russini to score three runs and make it 9-7 with just one out in the ninth. A fielder's choice and a ground out ended the game, and gave Jacksonville the game one victory. "I'm proud that we kept fighting back," Stetson head coach Pete Dunn said after the game. "We got behind early against Anderson, one of the best pitchers in the conference, we kept fighting, we kept coming back, and we finally got him out of the ball game, but every time we started to get close and were in striking distance, we go out and give up runs because we don't throw the ball over the plate. "It's so disappointing not to throw strikes," Dunn continued on about the Hatters, who finished with seven walks on the night. "There's no excuse on this level, and at this time of the year, for guys to come out of the bullpen and not throw strikes. We walked seven. You can't win a game putting that many guys on base without having to take the bat off their shoulder." Anderson improved to 5-2 on the season after allowing just one earned run on six hits, striking out five, and walking one in 6.2 innings pitched. Fagan fell to 2-2 on the year after allowing four runs, three of which were earned, on six hits, four strike outs, and two walks in 3.1 innings of work. Adam Maxon earned his fourth save. Mazeika led the Hatters with a three-for-five night at the plate. The freshman drove in two runs and scored one. Senior James Rasmussen also drove in a pair of runs, while Russini collected the Hatters' fifth RBI on Friday. "It's disappointing," Dunn concluded. "Until we start doing a better job of [throwing strikes], we're not going to be able to win with any consistency. Right now our bullpen is not doing its job." Stetson and Jacksonville will be back in action on Saturday for game two of the series. First pitch is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. at Sessions Stadium in Jacksonville.Print Friendly Version More Headlines


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – After a bizarre one hour and twenty-two minute delay to wait on officials that were never assigned for the game, the Stetson men's basketball team came back from a 14-point deficit against Florida A&M, only to come up short, 63-60, at the Al Lawson Center on Thursday night.
Once officials finally arrived and the two teams hit the court, it was the home Rattlers (1-2) who took control in the first half. Forcing Stetson (0-3) into 11 first half turnovers, and receiving a phenomenal 19 first period points from senior point guard Jamie Adams, Florida A&M jumped out to a 32-23 lead after the first 20 minutes.
After a three-pointer from the corner by freshman B.J. Glasford tied the game up at 16-16, the Rattlers used a 16-2 run late in the half to take a big 32-18 lead.
A timeout by head coach Corey Williams calmed the Stetson waters, which led to a three-pointer by senior Aaron Graham on the ensuing possession. The Hatter defense then stepped up, as junior Kentwan Smith stole the ball from Adams and threw down a thunderous dunk on the other end to cut the FAMU advantage to just nine points at the break.
Stetson wasn't able to get into a rhythm in the first half, much like in the first two contests at Clemson and Notre Dame, and the Hatters couldn't contain Adams, who was making contested long range shot after contested long range shot. Adams went 6-for-8 form the field and 4-for-5 from beyond the arc in 17 first half minutes.
It was a different story in the second frame as Stetson turned the ball over just four times, and held Adams to only four points in the final 20 minutes.
The other thing that got the Hatters back into the game in the second half was the offensive play of freshman Raekwon Harney. The speedy point guard scored nine of his 12 points in the second half, beating the Rattlers off the dribble, finishing in the lane, and creating for his teammates. Harney's driving layup with 10:48 to play brought Stetson within four points, at 44-40.
Graham, who led Stetson with 14 points in the game, pulled the Hatters within just two points when he knocked down his second three of the contest with 7:06 to play, and then made it a two point game once again when a driving floater made it 59-57 with 1:48 remaining.
After Rattler Reggie Lewis made one-of-two free throws on the next possession, Williams called a timeout to set up the next Stetson offensive set. The Hatters executed the play to perfection as Harney found senior Willie Green open in the post, and the big man converted on a conventional three-point play to tie the game at 60-60 with 1:14 left.
A great defensive stop by the Hatters the next time down court, which culminated in a box out and rebound by redshirt freshman Brian Pegg – starting the first game of his career on Thursday – was followed by another Stetson timeout.
As time was running out on the Hatters, Pegg found senior Raymone Andrews on a perfect backdoor play from freshman to senior for a layup in the lane. After noticeable contact in the paint, on a play that may have been called a foul if it hadn't been so late in the game, Andrews missed off the back of the rim and the rebound went to Florida A&M.
A foul on Stetson on the Rattlers' final possession sent Lewis to the line for three shots. The FAMU guard went to the line and hit all three free throws and the Hatters dropped their third straight game, 63-60.
Graham led Stetson with 14 points, Harney added 12, and Smith finished with 11 points in the defeat. Smith added three assists and three steals, while Pegg led the Hatters with six boards.
Adams led the Rattlers with 23 points. Lewis added 14 points in the win.
Stetson will continue its eight-game road trip to start the year with a contest at Florida International on Monday. The Hatters and the Panthers are scheduled to tip off at 7:00 p.m. in Miami.


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I just finished reading "The Beauty Experiment" by Phoebe Baker Hyde. The premise is fascinating: What happens when a woman discards the social trappings of femininity?
Hyde was 36 years old and living in Hong Kong when she splurged on a designer dress and salon hairstyle for a gala at her husband's workplace. The effort backfired: The dress was an expensive mistake, her hair frizzed and her new shoes hurt. A photo snapped that evening showed her looking awkward and uncomfortable. (Since there are no photos in the book, we have to take Hyde's word for it.)
My response would have been: Mope for a day, consign the dress to recoup some cash, and change hairdressers.
Hyde's reaction was to opt out of the game: She chopped off her golden hair and decided to eliminate makeup, jewelry, lotions, perfumes, new clothes and shoes for one year. (She also stopped shaving her body hair.) Her quest was to redefine and rediscover her femininity. The reactions of her husband and her friends, and the ensuing insights, make for an interesting read.
But it's hard to imagine a dyed-in-the-wool Southern woman doing this. (Me, least of all.) We know the value of shiny lips and long, dark eyelashes. When you look good, you feel good.
Besides, the last time I left the house without makeup, the dog went blind.
To me it's a matter of manners: I'm comfortable with my imperfections--but why should I foist them on unsuspecting strangers? My husband, brothers and some friends have seen me without makeup, but barring a zombie apocalypse, the general public never will.
Sure, sometimes I wonder how many hours I've invested in applying war paint for the past 30 years. There's nothing exciting about poking your eye with a mascara wand at 6 a.m. But every day I slap on a little subterfuge, and according to numerous Web surveys, so do the vast majority of women.
Some of us look fine without makeup. We all know women with thick lashes, strong cheekbones, rosy lips. Good for them. Then there's me: Even when I pinch my cheeks, they have no color. My eyelashes are pale, my complexion veers between splotchy and sallow, and my lips are the opposite of juicy and enticing. They are pale, dry and bloodless. In dim light, I look like an extra in a Twlight movie.
Do I look healthier, even happier with makeup? Yes! At 19—in the bloom of youth and vigor--I went to the ER with a knee injury. I was makeup-free because, well, I was 19. Three nurses and the doctor said (pick one), "Are you okay? You're white as a sheet. Are you dizzy? You don't look good. Why are your lips so pale? Do you have anemia?" After 30 minutes of denials I thought, Wow, maybe I AM sick. Lo and behold, the cure turned out to be Maybelline. And Cover Girl and Smashbox and Clinique...
I'm not a fanatic—I don't struggle out of bed to apply blush with a fever of 103. But I feel better when I take the time to add a little polish.
My husband, of course, couldn't care less. Just the other night he said, "I like how you look in the morning, without makeup. You look fresh and vulnerable," he said.
Bless his heart. I happen to like the way he looks in just cargo shorts and a wedding band.
Julie R. Smith, who will never, ever get her eyelashes dyed or lips tattooed, can be reached at email@example.com.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
The physicians of Parkwood Pediatric Group announced that Kirby J. Smith, MD has joined their practice. Doctor Smith, who previously cared for patients at a Summerville pediatric practice, began caring for Parkwood Pediatric Group patients at the practice's Daniel Island and West Ashley offices on May 1.
Dr. Smith earned his undergraduate degree in biochemistry and molecular biology from Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania. In 2006, Smith earned his medical degree from Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), where he also completed his residency. Before becoming a physician, Dr. Smith was a research specialist at MUSC and a lab specialist at the University of Pennsylvania. He also served in several volunteer capacities, including working as an EMT with a volunteer fire company near his home in Pennsylvania and on the SUGAR bus, performing free diabetes screenings and education in underserved South Carolina communities.
"As a member of the Lowcountry's medical community, and a graduate of MUSC's Department of Pediatrics, I have been aware of the excellent reputation of Parkwood Pediatric Group for years," said Kirby Smith, MD. "It's an honor to join this practice. I look forward to caring for our patients and their families alongside this incredible team."
To schedule appointments with Kirby Smith, MD, patients should call the practice's Daniel Island office at 843-849.9582 or the West Ashley office at 843-556-8110.
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The Coleman Boulevard office of Carolina One Real Estate announces the hiring of Elizabeth "Liz" Royster Gaymon and Heidi Noelle Mahoney as sales associates.
Liz Gaymon, who hails from Columbia, earned a marketing degree from Clemson University. She has worked as an account executive for Clear Channel Communications and is also licensed in the field of property and casualty insurance.
Heidi Mahoney moved to Mount Pleasant in 1981 from Maine and graduated from the College of Charleston with a degree in Biology. She managed Locklear's Restaurant in Mount Pleasant for 18 years before deciding on a career in real estate. She is married and enjoys cooking, tennis, kayaking and walking her dog Bandit.
Visit the Carolina One website at www.carolinaone.com.
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Debra Whitfield of Coldwell Banker United, Realtors who has been specializing and servicing the real estate needs of seniors, retirees and baby boomers since 2006, has recently been recognized when she received the 2012 Charleston Trident Association of Realtors Realtor of Distinction award, the 2013 Coldwell Banker International Diamond Society Award, the overall top supporter of Coldwell Banker Mortgage in the Charleston area, and the Coldwell Banker United, Realtors Closed Outgoing Referral Relocation Award with special recognition from Cartus and USAA .
These international and national awards recognize Whitfield's level of excellence in understanding the real estate market, in achieving the highest level of customer satisfaction and clearly demonstrates that she consistently exceed her client's expectations.
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Alissa D. Fleming has been named to the 2013 South Carolina Super Lawyers Rising Stars list, joining Barnwell Whaley attorneys M. Dawes Cooke, Randell C. Stoney, Jr. and Ernest Lipscomb, III each of whom is listed as 2013 South Carolina Super Lawyers. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor.
As an associate attorney at Barnwell Whaley, Alissa Fleming advises and represents a broad range of clients primarily in the areas of professional practice and liability, employment law, and civil litigation. As a nurse attorney, Fleming has litigated all types of matters, including professional liability matters involving the defense of physicians, nurses, attorneys and other professionals, hospitals, nursing homes, residential and nursing care facilities, as well as medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers, in a variety of matters at the administrative, state, and federal court levels. In the area of employment law, Fleming handles matters on behalf of employers in the areas of contract disputes, wrongful termination, harassment and discrimination. She also has experience drafting documents such as employment contracts, compensation agreements and employee handbooks. In addition, she advises her clients on situations involving discipline, investigations, and terminations.
M. Dawes Cooke, Jr.'s practice focuses on complex civil litigation, professional liability defense and personal injury litigation. He is also a much sought after mediator and arbitrator. He is admitted to the South Carolina Bar and the United States Supreme Court Bar. Cooke is a Fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers. He holds a Martindale-Hubble Preeminent rating (the highest, formerly called AV), and is listed in The Best Lawyers in America in the areas of bet-the-company litigation, commercial litigation, personal injury litigation for defendants, personal injury litigation for plaintiffs, arbitration, and mediation. Best Lawyers named Cooke the Bet-the-Company Litigator of the Year in both 2011 and 2013. In 2012, he was named Personal Injury Litigation Litigator of the Year. Benchmark Litigation has named him as a Local Litigation Star in 2012 and 2013 in the areas of insurance, product liability, medical malpractice, and construction. He is also regularly listed in Super Lawyers as one of the top 10 attorneys in the state of South Carolina, and he was profiled in the April 2011 edition.
For more than 30 years, Randell C. Stoney, Jr. has focused his law practice on premises and product liability, construction law and litigation, and general liability. He holds an AV Martindale-Hubbell rating, representing the highest level of professional excellence and since 2008 has been listed in Super Lawyers as one of the top attorneys in the state of South Carolina. He is a member of the Defense Research Institute, the South Carolina Defense Trial Lawyers Association and the International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC), and The American Board of Trial Advocates. Stoney has deep roots in Charleston and the Lowcountry. His grandfather began practicing law in Charleston more than 100 years ago. Prior to entering private practice, Stoney served as both assistant Ninth Circuit Solicitor for Charleston County and as Deputy Solicitor for Berkeley County.
Ernest "Lip" Lipscomb, III has been practicing law for 45 years. He is the author of the seminal 11-volume patent treatise, "Lipscomb's Walker on Patents," author of "Lipscomb's Patent Claims" and has testified as an expert witness in patent cases. He has more than 20 years experience as in house intellectual property counsel for major corporations such as Westvaco, Revlon and Rorer Group. In addition, he has served as an Examiner in the United States Patent Office. Lipscomb has been listed as a Super Lawyer since 2006.
Established in Charleston in 1938, Barnwell Whaley Patterson & Helms represents and counsels businesses and professionals in the state of South Carolina and beyond. Widely respected for their work in complex litigation matters, the firm's 17 members and associates focus on the areas of mediations, intellectual property, civil litigation defense, professional malpractice defense, construction law, business law and products liability defense. For additional information, visit www.barnwell-whaley.com.
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Clawson and Staubes' attorneys Sam Clawson and Ron Jones recently made the 2013 Super Lawyers list. Five other attorneys at the law firm headquartered on Daniel Island with offices in Greenville and Charlotte - Christy Fargnoli, Kristen Nichols, Brittany Boykin, Barrett Brewer and Natalie Fisher - were named Rising Stars - a list of the top up-and-coming attorneys in South Carolina.
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Sam Clawson has served as the managing member of Clawson and Staubes for the past 27 years. He is active in the tort defense of individuals, partnerships and corporations. As a certified mediator, Clawson has an interest in alternative dispute resolution and was a pioneer in the development of binding summary jury trials as an alternative to binding arbitrations. In addition to his AV rating from Martindale, he has also been named by Best Lawyers as the 2013 Insurance Lawyer of the Year.
Ron Jones, a certified specialist in bankruptcy and debtor-creditor law, established the commercial law and bankruptcy section at Clawson and Staubes in 1992. He is an active member of many groups including the SC Bankruptcy Law Association, the Commercial Law League of America and the American Bankruptcy Institute. Additionally, Jones holds an AV rating from Martindale Hubbell and is one of the top bankruptcy specialists in the Charleston area.
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Christy Fargnoli, an associate attorney at Clawson and Staubes practices in the area of general civil litigation, with concentrations in insurance defense, business litigation and municipal law. She represents individuals, insurance carriers, businesses and municipalities in both state and federal courts.
Kristen Nichols joined Clawson and Staubes in 2006. Her area of practice focuses on consumer, corporate and commercial law, bankruptcy, foreclosure and general civil litigation.
Brittany Boykin specializes in civil litigation, defending the interests of insurance carriers and the individuals they insure. More specifically, her practice focuses on personal injury litigation, transportation and trucking matters.
Barrett Brewer joined the firm in 2002 and has been named a Rising Star for the second year in a row. Brewer's litigation practice focuses on business and contract disputes, business property and trade secret disputes, banking and lender liability, real estate and property disputes, product and commercial liability claims, and negligence claims.
Natalie Fisher, associate attorney with Clawson and Staubes, practices primarily in the areas of general civil litigation and workers' compensation defense. Fisher was honored on the 2012 South Carolina Rising Stars list as one of the best young lawyers in the state in the area of workers' compensation.
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This post is part of Learn to Sew, aimed at beginners.
The other day a good friend who is learning to sew asked me how to go about transferring pattern markings onto fabric. There are loads of different ways of doing it, and everyone has their favourite method. Let's talk through some of the options...
Marking tools
Washable pens → These pens are cheap and widely available in multi-coloured packs (check the children's department in stationery shops). They show up well on lots of fabrics and will come out in the first wash (though do check first!).
Tracing wheel → Place dressmaker's carbon faced down on your fabric, lay the pattern on top, then use a tracing wheel to trace the lines onto the fabric. Nifty!
Hera marker → This little gadget, used a lot in quilting, scratches a little groove into fabric fibres, which will come out in the wash.
Chalk pencil → Usually available in white, blue and pink, chalk pencils are easy to use, and they rub off fairly easily - which is both a pro and a con, depending on which way you look at it.
Tailor's chalk → These chalk triangles have slim edges and are useful for making quick, smooth lines onto fabric and pretending you work on Saville Row.
Other options for marking include tailor's tacks and disappearing ink.
Cutting tools
I'm a big advocate of making do, but if you want to get yourself a proper cutting arsenal, this is what you'll need:
Dressmaking scissors → Invest in a nice, sharp pair of dressmaking scissors which will glide through fabric easily. Keep them away from paper to keep them sharper for longer.
Rotary cutter → Optional and a matter of personal preference. A rotary cutter is useful for speedy cutting and for fabric that slips and slides around easily. Watch out for that blade though – ouch! Keep fingers and toes away and keep it closed when not in use.
Embroidery scissors or thread snippers → Keep these handy for snipping your threads.
Paper scissors → To keep your dressmaking scissors sharp, have some dedicated paper scissors for cutting out your patterns.
Pinking shears → Not shown here as I don't have any, but some people like using pinking shears to cut a zigzag edge on seams for a speedy finish.
Cutting mat → A seriously good idea if you don't want to scratch your kitchen table!
Cutting methods
Righto, so now let's talk about how to use these tools to cut out your fabric.
The key to accurate cutting is to keep your fabric as flat as possible against the table. Take your time when cutting and use the hand you're not cutting with to gently hold your fabric in place.
Option 1) Pins + Dressmaking Scissors
Cut the pattern pieces out with paper scissors – either exactly on (or just within) the lines, or leaving some extra paper around the lines. Pin the pattern pieces to the fabric – use enough pins to hold the pattern in place, but not so many that the pinning distorts the pattern or fabric. Now cut the fabric with dressmaking scissors. If you've cut the pattern pieces out roughly, cut directly on the lines through both pattern and fabric. This can dull your fabric scissors though; but on the other hand, it can be more accurate than cutting around a pre-cut pattern.
Option 2) Pattern Weights + Chalk/Pen + Dressmaking Scissors/Rotary Cutter
Cut the pattern pieces out with paper scissors precisely on (or just within) the lines. Instead of pinning the pattern pieces in place, this time use weights to hold them in place. The idea is that weights keep the pattern and fabric flatter than the pinning method. You don't have to buy specialist pattern weights - you can use whatever you have around the house, such as food tins. Draw around the pieces with a sharp chalk pencil or washable pen. Remove the pattern and use dressmaking scissors or a rotary cutter to cut the fabric just within the pattern lines you've just drawn.
Option 3) Pattern Weights + Dressmaker's Carbon + Tracing Wheel + Dressmaking Scissors
This is my favourite way of marking and cutting fabric, particularly when I don't want to cut into my pattern. Hold the pattern pieces down on the fabric with weights. Slip a piece of dressmaker's carbon between the pattern and fabric, face down against the fabric. Trace over the pattern lines using a tracing wheel moving the dressmaker's carbon as you need to. Remove the pattern. Cut out the fabric directly on the traced lines using dressmaking scissors.
As well as marking the cutting lines of the pattern, don't forget to mark in the other bits and bobs such as darts, buttonholes and gather points. I'll explain all these markings in another post...
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This phrase is used when a person on the internet mentions something of interest, but needs proving. Usually pertains to a girlfriend or a rare item. Can be translated into: "I do not believe the statement you have made is true. I demand evidence in the form of photographs."
Lutek: "My girlfriend is coming over tonight."
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Aw Fuggit!
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Oh fuggit.
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dari Teh Dave Minggu, 13 Juli 2003
The act of giving up.
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it doesn't matter.
Wait a minute Bob, you had sex with a calf? That's disgusting!
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Fuggit, it waz perdy good. I'd do it agin.
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combo of the word fuck and faggot used as a noun. derived from the retardation of a dyslexic child who couldnt get her insults correct and came up with fuggit as a mistake
dude1-"dude i hella got inna fight with my girl over toilet paper."
dude2-"...dude ur such a fuggit...."
dude2-"...dude ur such a fuggit...."
dari killazilla Minggu, 04 November 2007


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The Stetson women's tennis team (7-4, 2-0) earned its third straight sweep on Saturday afternoon, defeating Lipscomb (4-8, 0-2) by a score of 7-0 to improve to 2-0 in Atlantic Sun Conference play, and 7-4 overall.
Lipscomb opened things up on a high note, taking the number one doubles match 8-4. Junior Lindsey Cable and freshman Eveline Lepinay then evened things up at 1-1, winning at number three doubles, 8-4. Junior Diana Bukajeva and senior Jen Miller then gave the Hatters a 1-0 lead by defeating Lipscomb's second doubles pair, 8-5, to secure the point.
The top of the Stetson singles lineup made quick work of the Bisons, as number two senior Sara Lazarevic won 6-1, 6-2, before number one freshman Andrea Crespo earned a 6-0, 6-2 victory to make it 3-0 Stetson early on.
With the number three, four, and five singles players set to win at nearly the same time, it was Bukajeva who earned the clinching victory, defeating Lorena Djuknic 6-4, 6-0 to remain undefeated in singles play this season, at 10-0.
Miller quickly followed with a 6-2, 6-2 win at the number five position, before Cable followed suit with a 6-2, 6-2 victory of her own at number four. Lepinay, who lost her first set 6-4, but came back strong with a 6-0 win in set two, completed the sweep for Stetson with a 6-1 victory in the third set.
"The ladies played very well today, especially in singles," Stetson Director of Tennis Pierre Pilote said following the match. "I am seeing a lot of improvements from each of the players since we came back from California."
The Hatters will now prepare for a non-conference match against Harvard on Tuesday, March 19. The Crimson, who were ranked nationally earlier this season, will square off with Stetson at 2:30 p.m. at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center.
"We will take a well-deserved day off tomorrow and prepare for Monday's match against an excellent Harvard team," Pilote said.