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EDMONTON- The effort to restore wetlands in the oilsands is so weak it might be better abandoned, an ecologist told a water forum Friday at the University of Alberta.
Companies are now trying to construct new wetlands on their mine leases, but these have fewer native plants, different chemistry and may in fact pose dangers to wildlife, said Kevin Timoney.
Even if the companies are successful,... read more
FRANKLIN GROVE, Ill. — For the first time in almost two centuries, wild bison are roaming east of the Mississippi River.
Well, sort of. Even though the beasts have returned to northern Illinois, residents of Chicago should not expect to see them passing through the suburbs anytime soon. The bison were relocated to the Nachusa Grasslands, a conservation program dedicated to restoring... read more
LA VIRGEN, Costa Rica — Over just a few decades in the mid-20th century, this small country chopped down a majority of its ancient forests. But after a huge conservation push and a wave of forest regrowth, trees now blanket more than half of Costa Rica.
Far to the south, the Amazon forest was once being quickly cleared to make way for farming, but Brazil has slowed the loss so much that ... read more
San Luis Río Colorado, Mexico—Hector Patiño leaned against his shovel, taking a break from weeding. The sun beat down on his straw hat. His three friendly dogs flopped down in the shade.
Behind Patiño, 45, cottonwood and willow trees formed a dense thicket, interspersed with honey mesquite seedlings and a thick understory of shrubs. Bees swarmed. A crissal thrasher s... read more
Almora: The office of Lieutenant Colonel Rohit Mishra, commanding officer of Nanda Devi Company of 130 Ecological Battalion (Territorial Army), Kumaon, is nicely made up of bamboo and woods. Located a few metres from the Sial river, it looks more like a beach cafe than an army office. The river bank is surrounded by a green carpet of trees and saplings of cauliflower, spinach, spices and medici... read more
A coalition of governments and organizations pledged to restore 20 million hectares (50 million acres) of degraded forests and ecosystems across Latin America by 2020 under an initiative that aims to curb boost rural incomes, fight climate change, and increase agricultural production. The effort is backed by $365 million from five impact investors.
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The tsunami that struck Indonesia in 2004 obliterated vast areas of Aceh province. But villagers there are using an innovative microcredit scheme to restore mangrove forests and other coastal ecosystems that will serve as a natural barrier against future killer waves and storms.
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Over the past few years a new conservation approach known as the "novel ecosystems" concept has been slowly gathering steam in science, media, and policy-making circles. Based on pragmatism, it presents itself as a way forward in a world where irreversible ecosystem change is inevitable. It holds that rather than vainly trying to restore disturbed ecosystems back to their original states, we sh... read more
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Concern over climate change and the ongoing challenges of managing degraded ecosystems have made the field of ecological restoration a growing focus in the agendas of national and international conservation organizations, including the United Nations. The problems facing us are both complex and urgent, and effective solutions are needed.
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The Stetson men's basketball team was unable to convert on the final possession of regulation, and turned the ball over with 11 seconds remaining in overtime as Northern Kentucky defeated the Hatters 67-65 at the Edmunds Center on the first day of 2014.
It was the third straight two-point game played by the Hatters (3-11, 1-1) in DeLand. Unfortunately Stetson was on the wrong end of the scoreboard this time around. The Norse (5-9, 1-1) used a balance attack and 91.7 percent shooting from the free throw line to steal one from Stetson Wednesday evening.
"It was a tough loss for us," Stetson head coach Corey Williams said. "Northern Kentucky played hard from start to finish. They showed resolve, they showed patience, they showed fortitude. They did the things that they had to do to win the game."
After leading for the majority of the first half, Stetson came out a bit flat in the second half and allowed NKU to take a six point advantage less than three minutes into the period thanks to four straight points from Jordan Jackson.
The Hatters played from behind for most of the second, finally taking the lead when a six-point run was capitalized by a fast break finger roll by junior Kentwan Smith. Stetson's 52-51 advantage with 4:14 to play in regulation was quickly countered by a layup by Jackson on the other end to tilt the scales back in NKU's favor.
Down three with just over one minute to play senior Raymone Andrews knocked down his second three-pointer of the game to tie the game at 58-58. After a defensive stop for the Hatters, Stetson's final possession ended with an off balance triple attempt by senior Aaron Graham that went just wide.
NKU started hot again to open the overtime period, scoring the first five points. Stetson fought back, though, tying the game at 63-63 after a tip-in by Smith and a third three from Andrews evened things up with 2:33 to play.
The two teams traded baskets as well as missed chances before Stetson made one final stop with less than 30 seconds to play. The Hatters worked the clock down to 11 seconds before calling their final timeout.
It was an inbounds pass from Smith to Andrews heading towards the backcourt that was intercepted by the Norse and gave NKU a chance to take the lead. When a three-pointer from Tyler White missed badly, Jake Giesler was there to grab the offensive rebound under the basket and put the ball up and in to make it 67-65 with just 1.2 seconds remaining.
Stetson's final attempt was executed to perfection as senior Willie Green caught a near three-quarter court pass in stride from redshirt-freshman Brian Pegg, turned, dribbled, and fired a shot from three or four feet beyond the three-point arc. Unfortunately for the Hatters the shot was a few inches long, hitting off the back of the iron as the buzzer sounded.
"We did some things well," Williams said. "We were behind and we were able to fight back. I like that part of it, but we still have to learn how to finish games. That's part of the disappointment for me. We had opportunities to win it, and we just didn't come through."
NKU went 11-for-12 from the free throw line, while Stetson shot just 12-of-21 from the stripe. Neither team turned the ball over very much – Nine for Stetson, six for NKU – but the Norse were able to turn the Hatter turnovers into 14 NKU points.
The Norse were led by 13 points from Jackson, who fouled out late in regulation. Jalen Billups and White finished with 12 points each.
Stetson was led by Smith and Green, who tallied 16 points apiece. Smith, who also led with a game high nine points, netted a career high in points Wednesday night. Pegg added 12 points and eight boards, while Andrews chipped in with 11 points, six rebounds, and a game high six assists.
The Hatters will conclude their recent homestand on Sunday, Jan. 5. Stetson will host defending Atlantic Sun Conference champion Florida Gulf Coast at 1:00 p.m. on CSS, ESPN3, and Brighthouse Sports Network.


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That globot walked right into me. Weren't they watching where they were going.
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Friday, April 18, 2014
(Editor's note: There has been much talk about the possibility of Francis Marion University establishing a satellite campus in Mount Pleasant. Many have weighed in on both sides of the issue. But not forgotten are the already established colleges and universities in the Lowcountry that serve thousands. The Moultrie News takes a look and a tour at the varying higher learning offerings in the tri-county area).
The Moultrie News isn't the only well-known establishment celebrating 50 years of serving the people. Charleston Southern University marks the big milestone in the fall.
Charleston Southern University, formerly Baptist College at Charleston, is one of the largest accredited private universities in South Carolina. Affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the university offers five undergraduate degrees (45 majors) and six graduate degree programs and enrolls 3,300 students. The university has graduated more than 18,000 students in its 50-year history.
The urgent need for another college in the Lowcountry became a matter of active and organized consideration in 1954. South Carolina Baptist made its establishment a matter of official deliberation at a meeting of the General Board in September 1955.
After considerable study by official education committees, both locally and convention-wide, the Capital Needs Committee of the State Convention brought a recommendation which initiated efforts to begin seeking both a site and funds for the establishment of a college. The South Carolina Baptist Convention agreed to support the plan, and more than 70,000 individuals made contributions ranging from $1 to $20,000.
Former Charleston mayor, J. Palmer Gaillard, Jr., was instrumental in helping supporters acquire 500 acres of land, 16 miles from the city limits of Charleston, at the northeast intersection of Interstate 26 and Highway 78. In 1964, trustees were elected by the South Carolina Baptist Convention.
Dr. John A. Hamrick, pastor of First Baptist Church of Charleston and founder of First Baptist Church School, was elected the first president of the university by the Board of Trustees in November 1964. The first semester of Charleston Southern University was in the fall of 1965, in the buildings of the First Baptist Church of North Charleston. Administrative offices were located in the First Baptist Church of Charleston.
Professors from The Citadel and MUSC offered to serve as part-time professors to supplement the small faculty. The old St. John Hotel, now The Mills House Hotel, offered to rent rooms to house students.
By September 1966, buildings on the campus were ready, and the university's second year began amid construction, landscaping and the physical development of the campus. By the third year, a 60-member faculty was in place, and majors were offered in 17 academic areas. In 1969, the founding class graduated, and by 1971 the school gained full accreditation.
In 1984, Dr. Jairy C. Hunter Jr. became the second president of Charleston Southern University. The Graduate Studies Program in Education became accredited in 1986. It was expanded to include concentrations in elementary and secondary education, beginning with the 1988 spring term. The School of Business began to offer a Master of Business Administration degree in 1990. In 1993, the School of Education began offering a Master of Education in Educational Administration. In 1999, a Master of Science in Criminal Justice was added to the graduate offerings.
In 1991, the school achieved university status and changed its name to Charleston Southern University.
The university has grown from an initial student body of 588. There are now many significant campus buildings to provide for the needs of the faculty and students. From its beginning, the university has sought to provide not only excellent academic opportunities, but has, in all its planning, held to the ideal of the development of the total individual.
Employment of personnel deeply committed to assisting each individual student to attain his or her maximum potential within a Christian environment has made this institution distinctive.
CSU has doubled the size of their nursing program in the last four years from 40 students to 120 students.
According to John Strubel, director of Integrated Marketing at CSU, students completing their associates degree at Trident Technical College can seamlessly transfer to CSU to earn the Bachelor of Science in Nursing via 18 months of online courses without losing any course credits. By 2018, a BSN will be required, he said.
The goal of the school is to have an enrollment of 4,000 by 2020. Growing too big too quickly could potentially cause the school to lose its distinctness, like small classroom settings. "The plan is to grow strategically at three to four percent a year," Strubel said.
Currently, the dorms on the campus of CSU are under renovation. About 1,200 students live on campus. The school can accommodate a maximum of 1,300 coeds. The school owns an adjacent hotel called "The Wingate" in which upper-classmen could be housed should there be a need. The hotel is open to the public and primarily used by visiting students and parents.
The school expects an average of 1,000 freshmen per year, Strubel added.
Strubel, who has been with CSU for 10 years, was joined by Zack Runnels, enrollment counselor, as they conducted the tour of the CSU campus to Moultrie News representatives.
Much has been improved over the years, such as the addition of a Chic-Fil-A in the cafeteria and a Java City coffee shop.
The dining hall is now open during all daylight hours and will be expanded over the next two months.
These improvements and more can be made, Strubel said, because the school is debt free and it receives extensive support from donors and supporters. Many of those major donors are current faculty and staff, including President Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr.
In addition, the school's football team will play two major teams next year – Georgia and Vanderbilt – with game guarantees of $1 million that will provide for a new athletic facility. "Those games guarantee financial support for the school," he explained. "And while we might get beat, it's worth it because you can't buy that kind of national advertising like having our team on ESPN."
Big fish in a small pond
Students at CSU come from all over the country – from Tennessee to California. Sixty percent of the student enrollment, however, are from South Carolina.
Runnels and members of his team travel the country recruiting students to CSU, knowing full well the location sells itself.
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Lightsey Chapel, built in 1985, is an auditorium-style facility that seats 1,200. Strubel said it is a well-used facility, as students are required to earn chapel credits. But many shows and concerts are held in the facility, free of charge to students.
There are often guest speakers and concerts by Christian artists as well. This facility can also be rented out by community organizations who need this type of space.
The College of Nursing recently celebrated the opening of a new 16,100-square-foot addition to the nursing facility. The building expansion provides a state-of-the-art simulation lab, skills teaching labs and a Home Health Suite teaching lab.
The nursing programs are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing, Inc. (ACEN) and are a member of the National League for Nursing and the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. The BSN program has a 96 percent seven-year average pass rate on the national exam required to receive a license to practice (NCLEX-RN). This is currently the highest seven-year pass rate of all accredited BSN programs in the state of South Carolina.
The Center for Christian Leadership is a resource to support students, faculty and staff for developing effective leaders. It is a resource for marketplace and professional leaders both in Charleston and in the global marketplace movement.
According to Strubel, the center teaches students in areas like "how do we respond as Christians and how do we behave off campus as students and later in the business world." It is essentially faith integration into all areas of study.
CSU is a wireless campus situated on 300 acres. There is plenty of room for expansion.
College is a life experience; it's not just four years of classes, studying and tests. Charleston Southern University knows that, so they've built a vibrant campus life experience that allows you to be active and involved – at your level.
Learn more by visiting the school at 9200 University Blvd., Charleston or call 843-863-7000. Visit the school website at www.csuniv.edu.
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
Charles Towne Landing will play host to a lively mix of sporting, shopping, food, music and art during the first Jubliee.
This event, being held Dec. 6-8, will be Garden and Gun's first Made in the South Weekend, celebrating the best of the publication. There will be special dinners and live entertainment each day, and the weekend is expected to attract Garden and Gun readers from all over the country.
According to Jessica Hundhausen Derrick, vice president, brand development director, "the celebration is a continuation of our commitment to celebrating the best of Southern culture and promises to delight and inspire."
Guests can attend with a one-day pass, a two-day or a three-day pass.
Fundamentally the installations and experiences are the same each day, but there is a portion of each day that is new and different.
This is the largest signature event the magazine has ever hosted and is designed to be a spirited gathering of people, products and personalities.
There will be a made in the South Marketplace, the Southern Food Pantry, Meet the Makers Trunks Shows, a Garden and Gun Sports Shop, Bob Intriguing Objects Antique Tent, as well as other surprises.
Derrick said the Made in the South Weekend is the heart of so much that the magazine does and will bring to life the extension of the magazine.
The setting is fitting for the events, from an oyster roast to Mississippi tamale tastings and an actual cabin being brought in from Kentucky.
The Made in the South Market place will feature all sorts of products made in the south or by southern designers
There will be a pop up diner by The Glass Onion.
The Boykin Spaniel Society will present their sporting pups and dogs, and a North Carolina Christmas Tree Farm will be on hand.
The weekend will be a feast for all of the senses. "If you come and purchase nothing you will still walk away feeling you had an incredible day," said Derrick.
"Charleston is such a hot bed for creative talent and that aligns beautifully with what we're doing with Jubilee."
Jubilee is in line with Garden and Gun, she explained. "Those that know us get it and love it. We gave voice to this lifestyle in a way that was meaningful to so many people. It is only natural that jubilee is unique in that way."
Special highlights
Charleston's very own Brooks Reitz, founder of Jack Rudy Cocktail Company, based out of Charleston is the curator of the weekend's beverage experience.
He will create a pop up bar experience using Jack Rudy Cocktail Company featuring your favorite southern distillers and beverage companies that produce mixers and garnishes for cocktails.
Those folks will not only have their specialties available, but they will be mixing them up for the guests as well.
It's a way to feature the products, the people behind them and connect that to the customers.
Reitz is the current general manager at The Ordinary in Charleston but he founded Jack Rudy Cocktail company which is "inspired by the style of drinking our great-grandparents would have practiced."
His company features a natural products like real fruit juices but tweaked and for the modern audience.
"When my great grandfather was making drinks, the accompaniments would have had been less processed. Back then you still had small companies producing things carefully and those companies would have owned that specific market for 50 to 60 years as opposed to the large companies of today."
He said it is all about getting back to real cane sugar and all natural ingredients in things like grenadine and pomegranate juice. Over time natural ingredients gave way to artistically flavored juices dye he explained.
"What makes this event special is that there is a direct connection with those shopkeepers, producers and craftsman. You will be at an event where the person mixing your gin and tonic will be me or the person who actually makes the bloody mary mix. Or the person pouring your bourbon actually produced it."
Chris Williams, craftsman
As a boy, South Carolina native Chris Williams' grandfather told him "If you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life." He took that advice to heart in 2010 when he traded 13 years as a successful investment banker for fulltime knife making, using the skills his grandfather had first taught him in a shop behind his house decades earlier.
As a young boy, Williams spent countless hours with his grandfather learning the art of knife making. When he left for college and later became an investment banker, Williams had to abandon his hobby in pursuit of his career.
Williams eventually returned to his hobby and devoted an increasing amount of time to creating knives for his family and friends. He experimented with different steels, exotic woods and innovative designs. Williams emphasized form and function, as well as attention to detail, in the handmade knives. Word of Williams' custom knives and superior craftsmanship quickly spread and he found himself receiving numerous orders from individuals around the country who wanted something special.
By 2010, Williams realized he could turn his hobby into a new career. He moved to Johns Island and gained retail distribution. His first break came in 2011, when he received Garden & Gun's "Made in the South Award" for his Edisto oyster knife. In 2012, U.S. Ryder Cup Team Captain Davis Love III commissioned Williams to create knives for his team to commemorate the international golf event.
He is excited to participate in jubilee. "It is long overdue. It is going to be quite grand with quite the swagger."
On Thursday at the opening gala and oyster roast, William's Knife Company will be the featured artisan showcasing the product, talking to customers and showing folks how to open oysters.
Currently, Williams Knife Co. creates 50 to 75 knives a week and the wait time ranges from four months to one year. Chris Williams continues to walk into his shop each day knowing that he is doing what he loves, and each handcrafted piece that leaves his shop reflects his passion for creation and craftsmanship.
Williams creates handcrafted, specialty knives for hunting, fishing, the kitchen and general-purpose use. Each creation that leaves his shop must meet his standards with an emphasis on form and function, as well as attention to detail. Williams hand-makes each knife from blade to sheath and he is constantly experimenting with new materials, patterns and techniques with the goal of continually improving his products. Knives come in any kind of wood imaginable, both domestic and exotic, with handle materials in mother of pearl, abalone and many types of bone, antler and stag. All knife sheaths are hand sewn and made from 100 percent genuine leather that customers have the option to personalize.
Currently, Williams Knife Co. knives are available in 23 stock options ranging from $150 to $850. Custom knife pieces are available upon customer request. Knives may be ordered online at www.williamsknife.com.
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Let's kick it off in high style and celebrate- I am soooo excited to announce that I'm your official hostess for The Sakura Bloom Triathlon brought to you by Fawn & Forest and Bravado Designs!
The Sakura Bloom Triathlon
Sakura Bloom and I are looking for seven Moms to try out three amazing Sakura Bloom slings, each for a two week period.
We want you to get to know these slings, to use them as part of your everyday life, and to share your results with us in three ways: through photos, video, and writing.
The Mom who best represents the Sakura Bloom spirit of "the modern art of babywearing" will win a grand prize of a sustainable eco-luxury Sakura Bloom Luxe Collection Sling (msrp $540).
Here's how the contest will work:
Part 1/Interview (weeks 1-2)
Each participant will be sent a Sakura Bloom Pure Collection sling crafted of a single layer of Irish Linen (msrp $88), along with three "babywearing" interview questions to answer at the end of the first two weeks, submitted via email. (Interview not required to post on your blog, but if you want to, great!) The best interview answers will win a $100 Fawn and Forest gift certificate!
Part 2/Photo (weeks 3-4)
Each participant will receive a two-color reversible Sakura Bloom Essential Linen Collection sling (msrp $160). At the end of the fourth week, all will submit their best photo featuring the Essential Linen sling in use to be featured here at Adventures In Babywearing. (You may also post your photos on your blog if you like, but not required.) The best photo will win a $100 Fawn and Forest gift certificate!
Part 3/Video (weeks 5-6)
Each participant will be sent a Sakura Bloom Essential Silk Collection sling: a reversible, two-color sling made of handwoven dupioni silk (msrp $198). At the end of week six, each participant shall submit a video of the Essential Silk sling in use. (Not required to post the video on your blog, but if you want to, great!) Best video will win a $100 Fawn and Forest gift certificate!
The GRAND PRIZE winner will be chosen for excellence in all three categories: interview, photo, and video.
Want to be considered for the contest?
Here's what you need to qualify and how you can apply:
(1) must have a blog (this helps us get to know you, but you will not be required to post any part of the contest at your blog if you don't wish to), (2) the ability to take, upload, and post online photos and videos, (3) have a child of babywearing age, and (4) due to the time-sensitive nature and shipment of slings for this contest, must be a US resident.
Leave a comment here explaining why you should be chosen.*
Comments/applications will be accepted through midnight (CST) on Saturday, September 26. Be sure to include your email address and a link to your blog. If you are uncomfortable leaving that information in the comments, you can contact me via email.
As a special BONUS, Bravado Designs will be providing each of the contestants with one of their stunning Essential Nursing Bra Tanks [$45] and Breastfeeding with Bravado DVD. Bravado's tanks are stylish and comfortable with a full bra inside, beautifully supporting up to a G cup.
Sakura Bloom rings slings are excellent for discretely nursing your child, and now with a Bravado Designs nursing bra, your style will truly be unmatched! (Breastfeeding is not a requirement- non-nursing contestants are encouraged to give their nursing bra to someone that can use it.)
Fawn & Forest has generously offered to provide the prizes for each round. This breathtaking site was founded on the belief that good design should be enjoyed by the entire family. Sustainable materials, organic fabrics and ecologically friendly methods of production are a critical part many of the products available at Fawn & Forest.
Rules and Requirements:
Contestants will choose the color of their contest slings from a select list supplied by Sakura Bloom. Sakura Bloom will pay all shipping charges and each sling will come with a pre-paid return label.
Each sling will be shipped to contestants on the same day, and contestants will be required to ship their slings back to Sakura Bloom on the same day (with a 1-2 day window allowed because, well, we're moms too and we know what its like!).
Contestants' next slings will not be shipped until each challenge is completed. If a challenge is not completed by the announced deadline, that participant will not advance to the next round.
I can't wait to choose the seven Moms. Should you be one of them?
Grab our beautiful buttons and spread the babywearing love if you'd like! Please link back to this post if you do, or let me know if you want me to share the codes.
[Disclosure: What do I get for hosting this contest? Only the pleasure to celebrate babywearing and happiness! I was gifted with a few Sakura Bloom slings in the past, but they were just that- gifts from a generous advertiser. I'm doing this for the fun and love of it!]
*The Seven contestants have been announced!
Photo by Mishelle Lane: I'm wearing a sleeping Ivy in a linen hana Sakura Bloom.
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Sticky weed, that burn slow. Also known as fruit.
Man, don't cop that twenty sack from the south side, go get it from Keithen, he got that slow-burn..that sticky-icky! One hit and you gone have to put that out!
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Someone who it takes some time to realize the amazing-ness of. Someone that you become truly passionate for. Also, anything with this quality.
Kate is a total slow burner. At first I didn't think there was much there, but now, good God!
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A song (or performance thereof) that doesn't immediately impress you, but becomes increasingly enjoyable on subsequent renditions. Antonym: pop hit.
J-Dilla's "Donuts" took me a while to get into, but now I love it. It's a real slow burner.
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This electric wine opener earned The Best rating from the Hammacher Schlemmer Institute because of its perfect worm insertion and rapid, effortless cork removal. A wine industry expert opened 56 bottles with the electric wine openers and she lauded The Best model for requiring "no effort at all," unlike lesser models that were "incredibly awkward" or "required a lot of pressure." The expert praised The Best model's screw insertion as "flawless" on traditional and synthetic corks and its cork removal performance was "exemplary," while other openers stuck to the lip of the bottle. The Best Electric Wine Opener comes with two stoppers and a wine preserver that removes air from unfinished bottles. Opens up to 50 wine bottles after a 10-hour charge via the base that plugs into AC. Includes foil cutter. 7 3/4" H x 2" Diam. (12 oz.)
"It's easy to use & opens wine bottles effortlessly. And the recorking is just as easy. "- C, North Carolina
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(24 of 24 customers found this review helpful)
Really works!
By ABQsage
from Albuquerque, NM
We've tried many wine bottle openers, both manual and powered, but most are difficult--if not impossible-- for my wife to operate. This is the first one we have found that is actually easy to operate, does not take any muscle power, and very quickly removes a cork from the bottle. It is an outstanding product: well designed, a pleasure to operate, and attractive to look at.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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(8 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
A great gift for yourself & family.
By Cher
from New Bern, NC
It's easy to use & opens wine bottles effortlessly. And the recorking is just as easy.
(7 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
By LITTLE JIMMY
from MONROEVILLE, PA
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Effortless Cork Removal
By MacK
from Orange County, CA
If you are looking for an effortless way to remove a cork (and who isn't), this is a perfect product. Whenever Hammacher Schlemmer labels something as "the best" it invariably seems to work out and this is no exception. Comes in a nice package. Would be great for a gift. Really seems like it would cost more than it does if someone were to receive this package.I wasn't into the wine bottle "cap" item, because we don't often leave a bottle unfinished, but it seems pretty cool. Certainly easy to use. Personally, I would have preferred a smaller charging base without the caping tool. Of course, if my biggest complaint is that it comes with too much other stuff, I'm not sure that is really a complaint.
(5 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
Great Packaging.
By Anita
from Lockport,NY
It works very slow and hard to open. To pull out the cork is a snap.
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Best wine opener by far
By Dave the casual wine drinker
from Naples, FL
We bought one of these for our home, and when our son and his wife tried it, they said, "We have to have one of these!". So we got them one for Christmas and they love it.
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Best wine opener ever!
By One who appreciates fine wine.
from Miramar Beach, FL
We have tried most of the wine openers on the market today and this opener is by far the best. It is quick and easy to use and we can find no negatives about it.
Opener works well. Preserver not so much
By K
from Naperville, IL
Opener works well but it is a little tricky to get it centered on the wine bottle. The stoppers for the wine "preserver" do not hold a vacuum overnight.
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Electric Wine Bottle Opener & Wine Saver
By Frank The Wino
from Milwaukee, Wi.
Bottle Corks to be used with Air Pump Leak after short time. Poor design, as we have manual pump and corks which hold air for weeks. Corks are too stiff, not made of Silicone Rubber.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Easy to use
By Happy camper
from Walnut Creek, Calif
Life time guarantee is a plus.
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Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Two Dorchester County Councilmembers want answers from a contractor working on the Dorchester Road expansion.
The project is more than six months behind schedule after a section had to be resurfaced due to a faulty mix on the road base.
Dorchester County Councilmen Jay Byars and David Chinnis gave a press conference Monday morning near the intersection of Dorchester and Bacons Bridge roads to address their concerns with contractor L&L.
They said they received what Chinnis called troubling information.
The contractor used faulty mix for the road bed that didnt cure properly in Phase I and had to be redone. They used the same mix for parts of Phase II, according to information the councilmembers received.
Weve heard new information that makes us believe the work on Phase II may be just as faulty as the work on Phase I only, itll take longer for the road bed to fail, Chinnis said. Were very concerned because it is not fair to the residents of Dorchester County.
Dorchester Road is a key component of this county. Our residents travel this road daily. Its far too vital to us to let it continue going the way its gone.
Chinnis added he wants the problem fixed immediately and does not want a Band-Aid.
We cant sit back anymore and hope there will be an answer, Chinnis said. We need to know up front. We want it fixed now. We want it done right the first time.
Byars laid out a plan of action. They have three requests.
First, they want Davis & Floyd to identify and fix any additional road bed they believe to be faulty or below contractual standards.
Second, they want to require the contractors to provide weekly online public updates outlining the road work to be done on Dorchester Road every day of the week.
Third, they want to instruct the county attorney to review all Davis & Floyd (the project management company) contracts with a particular emphasis on proprietary rights for work conducted under the additional services contract.
Our patience has run out as we have had days of sunshine, yet no work being done, Byars said. We expect the contractors to be doing work every single day, including weekends, until this road is finished. And they should be required to report publicly what work is planned so we can hold them accountable.
Chinnis said some weather delays were understandable with the heavy rainfall last year, but the paver base issue is his main concern.
It is well past time of getting this road done, Byars said. This project was supposed to be done last November. Right now we dont have a timeline.
People need routine updates. We should be posting that information to the county website. Residents should be able to access that on the web.
The excuses have to stop, Chinnis said. Give me some facts.
Were not interested in assigning blame, Byars said. Were interested in getting it done.
Byars said the current road contract is $24 million.
Both councilmen, Republicans, will face opposition in the coming June 10 primary. Byars is opposed by Lester Dempsey, and Chinnis is opposed by Scott Inabinet.
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On May 1 decorated combat veteran Stacy Pearsall will host "A Celebration for a Cause" to raise money for severely disabled troops from the War on Terror. The event will take place at The Citadel's Johnson Hagood Stadium in the Pearson Lounge on the fourth floor from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $85. Pearsall will also kick off ticket sales for Gary Sinise and The Lt. Dan Band Concert to be held on Sept. 14.
After being wounded twice in Iraq, Pearsall spent over a year in recovery and went on to own her own business, the Charleston Center for Photography located on Upper King Street. Despite the demands of being a small business owner, she dedicates countless hours to assisting fellow veterans and volunteering for numerous veteran service organizations such as The Independence Fund. Her goal in hosting the fundraiser is to increase awareness for disabled veterans and gain support for The Independence Fund, an all-volunteer non-profit 501(c)3 whose board of directors is comprised entirely of combat veterans.
"Due to the withdrawal of military forces from Iraq and the drawdown of troops from Afghanistan, I feel it's important not to forget the sacrifices of so many men and women," explains Stacy Pearsall, retired United States Air Force Staff Sergeant. "The wars may end, but their impacts will last a lifetime. As long as I am able, I'll continue to champion on behalf of veterans and do my best to provide them with the tools they need to have true fulfillment again."
Like Pearsall, more than 60,000 service men and women have been severely injured in the War on Terror. She works through organizations like the Independence Fund to bring about physical and emotional healing to veterans' lives. The money and sponsorship she gains through "A Celebration for a Cause" will go toward providing state-of-the-art prosthetics and wheelchairs for severely wounded troops, and hosting the Lt. Dan Weekend Retreat (LDW4).
The six-day LDW4 Retreat, which starts on Sept. 9, will bring 150 severely injured veterans and their caregivers to South Carolina's Lowcountry, and culminate in a concert by Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band along with other national celebrities at The Citadel's Hagood Stadium in Charleston on Sept. 14.
"Stacy attended the LDW3 Retreat last year as a veteran, and also used her skills as a photography educator to provide a camera class for the veterans," said Steven Danyluk, Independence Fund founder. "She saw firsthand how amazing the program is for veterans like her, and we're proud to have her onboard to help raise awareness for our organization."
Recently the White House awarded Pearsall as a Champion of Change for her tireless work with veterans, and on May 4, The Citadel will also be honoring her work by presenting her with an Honorary Doctoral Degree at their commencement ceremony.
"I'm incredibly humbled to be recognized by The Citadel for my work with America's heroes," said Stacy Pearsall. "To celebrate, I figured I'd host a party in honor of America's fighting men and women, and invite members of the Lowcountry community to come out and meet some of them in person."
The evening will feature heavy hors d'oeuvres, wine and beer, door prizes, entertainment and a live auction featuring high valued items from local businesses such as Quantum Sail Loft, Old South Carriage Company, Ocean Winds Golf Course, round trip airline tickets good for travel anywhere within the Continental United States provided by American Airlines, official air carrier for the Lt. Dan Weekend and more, said Pearsall. "In attendance will be a number of Charleston-area veterans, and I welcome everyone from the region to come and interact with them. Our special guest will be Sgt. Major Jesse Acosta, who will talk about his challenges as a wounded combat veteran blinded by a bomb explosion in Iraq and how his experiences through The Independence Fund helped improve his quality of life. In addition to Jesse's extraordinary story, I will also share my own story of life under fire, how I was wounded and my own challenges of survival and recovery."
"If you haven't had a chance to hear Stacy's story in her own words, then you should take advantage of this wonderful opportunity," said Bo Moore, dean of The Citadel's School of Humanities and Social Sciences. "She is an extraordinary person who has lived through life-altering experiences that most people cannot begin to imagine. Her presentation places the audience in her shoes, provokes laughter and tears and, in the process, gives her listeners important insights not only into her work as an award-winning combat photographer but also as member of a generation of young soldiers that has sacrificed much to safeguard their fellow Americans and, indeed, the citizens of the world."
To purchase tickets ($85) for "A Celebration for a Cause" or to donate to The Independence Fund, please visit www.ldw4.org or contact Stacy Pearsall at 843-720-3105 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Tickets for the Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band Concert will go on sale May 1. For more information about the concert, please contact Steven Danyluk with The Independence Fund via email email@example.com.
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Nikon AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D IF-ED
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Although Sony has concentrated on the E-mount lens range for their mirrorless Alpha range, it hasn't entirely forgotten the A-mount lens range. This lens is an update to the highly-regarded Zeiss-designed full-frame 16-35mm f2.8 SSM model. Read on to find out how well this updated zoom lens performs.
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Introduced in 2007 alongside the AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8G ED and Nikon's first full-frame DSLR – the 12-megapixel Nikon D3 – this lens was a first of its kind and set new standards for image quality for ultra-wide angle lenses. How does this lens perform on demanding high-resolution bodies, such as the 36-MPix Nikon D800? DxOMark has the answer.
Launched in spring 2010, the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 16-35mm f/4G ED VR was a very good surprise for Nikon enthusiasts who previously had only a choice between the very good but expensive (and heavy) AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D IF-ED and the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G ED.
Added by Jagganath | June 02 , 2014
Well same here, as I use one and have not ever seen the CA in my RAW files that is a bright warning red here on the 17-35mm Nikkor Global map, let alone the 1-3MP resolution on the borders at 28mm. Where did you get your sample from, and why not send it back? As neither I have owned and used were anything like what's here. At 17mm its not sharp until f5.6 on the edges on a D800 and crap in the corners still, but otherwise it is a better lens than the 16-35mm and the new 18-35mm which gets a rave review here but is three times slower (f4.5) at the 35mm end. The 16-35mm NEEDs VR as it is so long you cannot hold it still, whereas short squat dense heavy lenses do not get as easily moved
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Hi there,
I can't help but wonder...
I shopped around quite a bit before I bought that lens a couple of years ago, and have been totallly satisfied with it so far. As far as I could tell at the time, it was considered an excellent choice, at least before the 16-35 mm lens was available. The information I found at the time was not as technical as what I can find here, but since I'm not a pro nor a technical data specialist, I felt comfortable enough to shell out the 1700-ish $.
If the 17-35 mm gets such dismal results with your panel of tests, how could I use any of your data to help me choose new lenses?! I know numbers are not the only means to describe a lens, but still, showing this lens at the poor end of your spectrum is quite disturbing. I won't stop using it, of course, but I will probably more rely on personal opinions than DXO Mark's results to help me choose new lenses.


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Thursday, March 27, 2014
There are two things I fear: 1) Dying and 2) Being embarrassed. And theres a difference between looking foolish and feeling stupid.
Example 1: I was hiking with friends when I tripped over a root and rolled downhill halfway to China. I popped up at the bottom, speckled with dirt and leaves, chirping, Im good! Its cool! My companions laughed hysterically and so did I. It was funny, and I appreciate funny.
Example 2: I was stowing my carry-on in a planes overhead bin while wearing a baggy pair of jeans. Being the height of a Smurf, I had to stretch waaaay up high to shove it in. When I sat down my boyfriend, whod been fighting the same battle with his bag, whispered that everyone got a glimpse of my belly from the front and my underwear from behind.
I shrugged and said, No additional charge, which I still think was witty. (The boyfriend married me three months later, so it worked out.)
Then there are the other times. Recently Widdle and I went to a funeral, then out to eatI had the spinach salad, because I eat spinach almost daily. Then we stopped at a grocery store. I headed for the avocados and promptly lost my husband.
Wandering in search of Widdle, I ran into Frank Johnson, who edits this and two other newspapers. I was distracted, my left contact was trying to pop out, and my feet hurt in the spike heels Id insisted on wearing. As Frank and I spoke, I blinked, peered around and shifted from foot to foot. Charming. But I did flash a big grin as we parted ways.
I finally found Widdle and we went homewhere I discovered spinach firmly wedged between my front teeth. I almost died. This wasnt a shred; this was a chunk that practically blacked out an entire tooth. Widdle said he didnt notice it, which begs the question, do I always walk around with spinach in my teeth?
Last Sunday may have been the pinnacle of personal embarrassment. We were heading to St. Pauls in Summerville. We hadnt been in ages, because Widdles United Methodist Church is one block from the house, so thats where we usually go. (Yes, I am theologically lazy.)
I was feeling sharp in black Diva pants, crisp white blouse and a fitted navy blazer I loved but hadnt worn in years. I pulled it on as we headed out the door. Do I look OK? I asked Widdle.
Youre fine, he replied.
At church, we settled in my favorite pew down front. About 40 minutes later, we had the passing of the peace. As I turned to say Gods peace to the couple behind me, Widdle gasped and began slapping me vigorously on the neck and shoulders. I thought he had lost his mind.
You have dust andand... old hairspray, maybe? All OVER your shoulders, he hissed. Its everywhere!
I was mortified. I hadnt seen some of the parishioners in years, only to show up looking like a crazy cat lady. Lets leave! I said. Now!
No, no, Im sure nobodys noticed, he said, still beating me fiercely.
I was almost in tears as I shrugged the blazer offwhich then made me look like a server in a nice restaurant where black slacks and white shirt were mandatory.
Im humiliated, I muttered. HUMILIATED.
I sulked for the rest of the service, and halfway through the brunch we went to afterwards.
Next time Ill inspect you closely, Widdle promised. But I really dont think anybody noticed.
The jacket is now at the dry cleaners. I dont know what were going to do about the spinach.
Julie R. Smith, who will never trust a navy blazer again, can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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North Charleston, S.C./ November 29, 2012 Cardiovascular diseases are the No. 1 cause of death in the United States. On average, one American dies every 39 seconds of cardiovascular disease disorders of the heart and blood vessels. The American Heart Association estimates that the direct and indirect cost for cardiovascular disease in the U.S. for 2010 was $503.2 billion.
Early detection of life threatening heart disorders and other diseases is possible through the use of Echocardiography procedures performed within hospitals, outpatient centers and physicians offices. While these tests are helpful, there are many facets that contribute to an accurate diagnosis based on Echocardiography testing. The skill of the Echocardiography sonographer performing the examination, the type of equipment used, the background and knowledge of the interpreting physician and quality assurance measures are each critical to quality patient testing.
Trident and Summerville Medical Centers have been granted a three-year term of accreditation in
Echocardiography in the areas of Adult Transesophageal and Adult Transthoracic by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC).
Accreditation by the IAC means that Trident Health has undergone a thorough review of its operational and technical components by a panel of experts. The IAC grants accreditation only to those facilities that are found to be providing quality patient care, in compliance with national standards through a comprehensive application process including detailed case study review.
IAC accreditation is a seal of approval that patients can rely on as an indication that the facility has been carefully critiqued on all aspects of its operations considered relevant by medical experts in the field of Echocardiography. When scheduled for an Echocardiography procedure, patients are encouraged to inquire as to the accreditation status of the facility where their examination will be performed and can learn more by visitingwww.intersocietal.org/echo/main/patients.htm.
IAC accreditation is widely respected within the medical community, as illustrated by the support of the national medical societies related to Echocardiography, which include physicians and sonographers. Echocardiography accreditation is required in some states and regions by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and by some private insurers.
Echocardiography accreditation is required in some states and regions by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and by a number of private insurers. However, patients should remain vigilant in making sure that their Echocardiography procedures are performed within accredited facilities, because for many facilities accreditation remains a voluntary process.
Trident Health is an HCA health system comprised of two acute care hospitals Trident Medical Center and Summerville Medical Center as well as Moncks Corner Medical Center. The Joint Commission recently named Trident Health to their list of the nations top hospitals for quality and safety for the second year in a row. In 2011, Trident Health provided almost $45 million in charity and uncompensated care and contributed $38 million in taxes. Accredited by The Joint Commission, Trident Health is committed to providing quality health services along with wellness information and opportunities to the communities it serves. For more information about Trident Health, please visit our website at www.tridenthealthsystem.com or call 843.797.7000.
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A pissed off exclaimation, akin to "drat" but not quite so emphatic as "fuck a duck!" (The appropriate reply from anyone nearby is "Nah, it'd never sell.")
"What ? You forgot the beer ? Well, shit on a stick!"
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school lunch food served in school cafeterias
"wuts for lunch today?"
"shit on a stick ....like usual"
"shit on a stick ....like usual"
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Lackluster or substandard. Possibly derived from carnival meat snacks such as sausage on a stick, chicken on a stick, steak on a stick, etc.
The University of Phoenix is shit-on-a-stick.
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A product or service marketed aggressively without the mandate of strong demand.
That fly-by-night fast talker was just trying to sell me shit on a stick.
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Feeling extremely rough, tired, ill or hungover. Basically not feeling good in ones self.
"I feel like shit on a stick today!!"
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You're giving anal to someone and they shit on your dick
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
During spring, nature goes through the lovely process of renewal. Cleansing and detoxification is a gentle and effective way to bring the energy of renewal into our own lives. Spring cleaning is more than just detoxifying the body, it can also mean avoiding toxins in our thoughts and emotions, as well as our environment. Below are some gentle and safe ways to bring the energy of spring cleaning into your life, from the inside out.
Cleansing the body
Our bodies are exposed to toxins on a daily basis from the air we breathe to the products we use. There are several body systems that help us eliminate these toxins such as our liver, our kidneys, and even our sweat. But, these systems can get overwhelmed and often need a little help and support. This is often referred to as doing a "detoxification." Modern living can bring us into contact with so many toxins that everyone could use a good detox, especially in the spring.
Detoxification is the process of reducing the amount of toxins that we are exposed to in order to rest the detoxification pathways in the body, as well as encourage the release of toxins that are stored in the body. There are a variety of methods for detoxing the body. Most consist of resting the body by eliminating solid foods for a short time and instead consuming cleansing foods such as special broths, juices, teas, herbs or supplements. After the cleansing period is over, a very clean diet is slowly reintroduced.
Environment cleansing
A clean body will only benefit us so long without the support of a clean environment. There are several sources of toxins in our environment that need to be addressed. The most important is toxins in our food supply. It is important to be eating organic fruits and vegetables, organic meats, non-GMO whole grains, and limit processed foods as these contain dyes, flavor enhancers, preservatives, and other industrial chemicals. Clean water is also a must, including filtered water in non-toxic containers. Glass is the best storage container for water, followed by stainless steel, and BPA-free plastic.
Another area of toxic exposure is in our homes. Household cleaners, laundry products, lawn care chemicals, and bug sprays expose us to numerous chemicals and petroleum based toxins. Even cosmetics, perfumes, shampoos, face washes, deodorants, and toothpastes have chemicals that can disrupt our health. Health food stores offer environmentally-friendly, all-natural products.
EcoHealth Wellness Center and Detox Spa offers a 14-Day Detox/Cleanse Program that has been created to support the body's natural two-phase detoxification process in order to safely and effectively remove harmful toxins from the body.
Using a combination of carefully selected products and a methodical, step-by-step diet plan, the 14-Day Detox/Cleanse Program has been designed in order to introduce people to a healthy cleansing process without having to commit to a longer regimen. It is ideal for those with busy schedules or anyone new to the concept of detoxification.
Potential benefits
• Increased energy and vitality
• Weight loss and reduction in body fat
• Healthier skin and hair
• More restful sleep, clearer thinking, and happier mood
• Establish healthy habits for improved long-term health
Cleansing the spirit
One overlooked area of detox is our thoughts and emotions. To truly embrace the benefits of a spring clean, we must also look at the mental and emotional environment we live in every day. Chronic stress is one of the most toxic emotions to live with on a daily basis. Not only can it tax the body by stimulating stress hormones, it taxes the spirit and positive mental outlook. Other toxic emotions such as anger, resentment, jealousy, anxiety, and depression need to be dealt with. Naturopathic Medicine helps support more than just your body, it helps support the whole person including one's emotional state. Some strategies everyone can use to help support their spring cleaning are deep cleansing breaths, meditation, staying hydrated with clean water, and exercising.
Infrared sauna therapy
Infrared saunas are an effective tool for natural healing and prevention. Infrared light has the ability to penetrate human tissue which in turn produces a host of anti-aging health benefits making infrared saunas one of the "hottest" therapies for overall healthier living. If you want to get yourself back into balance, an infrared sauna session at EcoHealth Wellness Center & Detox Spa may be the ticket to achieving your wellness goals.
Sweating is the body's safe and natural way to heal and stay healthy. Far infrared sauna benefits the body by heating it directly causing a rise in core temperature resulting in a deep, detoxifying sweat at the cellular level, where toxins reside.
Unlike traditional saunas which operate at extremely harsh temperatures, infrared is a gentle, soothing and therapeutic heat that promotes relaxation and improved sleep. Infrared sauna benefits include therapy that helps you relax while receiving an invigorating deep tissue sweat, leaving you fully refreshed after each session.
Lower blood pressure
Infrared saunas induce a deep sweat to make the heart pump faster, which in turn increases blood flow, lowers blood pressure and helps circulation. Scientific evidence shows the infrared sauna benefits using an infrared sauna a couple times a week lowers blood pressure.
The near infrared wavelength (sometimes referred to as Red Light Therapy) is the most effective wavelength for healing the epidermis and dermis layers of the skin. Near infrared treatments stimulate collagen production to reduce wrinkles and improve overall skin tone.
Cell health
Near infrared therapy stimulates the circulatory system and more fully oxygenate the body's cells. Better blood circulation means more toxins flow from the cellular level to the skin's surface to improve cell health, aid in muscle recovery and strengthen the immune system.
Weight loss
Studies have shown that benefits of an infrared sauna session can burn upwards of 600 calories while you relax! As the body works to cool itself, there is a substantial increase in heart rate, cardiac output and metabolic rate, causing the body to burn more calories.
Pain relief
Infrared heat penetrates tissue, joints, and muscles to relieve anything from minor aches and pains to chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia. Pain management professionals incorporate infrared heat therapy into treatment plans to decrease pain and muscle spasms and to speed up recovery time.
Improved circulation
Heating the muscles with infrared rays produces an increase in blood flow similar to that seen during exercise. Regular infrared sauna use—especially in the mid infrared range—can significantly stimulate blood flow up to twice the normal rate.
EcoHealth Wellness Center & Detox Spa synergistically fuses Integrative Nutrition Programs with state-of-the-art wellness and detoxification services that meet the health needs of the whole person. We are professionals in preventative and functional medicine, nutrition and a host of complimentary and alternative therapies. We work with you to develop a personal, comprehensive plan that achieves wellness and balance from head to toe.
EcoHealth Wellness Center offers infrared detox sauna packages and monthly membership programs. For more info call Tiffany Jackson, ND at 843-884-4466 or visit www.ecohealthwellness.com.
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A morning erection that is naturally caused as the brains enters the REM-deep sleep phase. At this stage, the body's skeletal muscle structure relaxes and causes hypervasodilation in the capillaries of the body, resulting in said erection.
After sleeping so soundly and having a great night's rest, it is no surprise to wake up with an erection.
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Your dicks way of saying "Hey, you've ignored me for 8 hours, now i'm going to make you piss all over your feet"
I got morning wood, and mom didn't see it, so she gave me a hug and got a suprise.
by Dirty-Dirty January 26, 2006
the main reason that I miss the school bus in the morning.
I was taking a shower and got morning wood so I had to rub one out and missed the school bus
by mark March 29, 2004
when a man wakes up with an erection
I dreamed about your mom last night and waked up with morningwood
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When a person (preferably a man) wakes up in the morning in an upside-down "T" position. Characterized by the largest, possibly most embarrasing erection ever to be witnessed. Also called "morning glory" and "pitching a tent." Ways of getting rid of morning wood include: counting to 100, visualizing your grandmother in a string bikini, and challenging youreslf to a friendly game of horseshoes (ringtoss if no horseshoes are readily available).
MOM: "Billy, wake up! Time to go to school."
BILLY: "God, mom, How many times have I told you to knock?!?"
MOM: "Goodness Billy, why did you pitch a tent inside your bed?"
BILLY: "I didn't mom. It's my morning wood. Now get out!!!"
BILLY: "God, mom, How many times have I told you to knock?!?"
MOM: "Goodness Billy, why did you pitch a tent inside your bed?"
BILLY: "I didn't mom. It's my morning wood. Now get out!!!"
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an erection that occurs when you wake up in the morning
I woke up with a morning wood today.
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When you get a NARB (no apparent reason boner) after waking up, usually caused by a full bladder pressing against the prostate.
- Today I woke up with a boner the size of the Washington fucking Memorial.
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(n.) - Someone who goes to the movies alone only to complain about their loneliness later. Usually accompanied by wistful bemoaning about how nice it would be to have friends to share experiences with.
Bruce is such a theaturd! If I have to hear about how he wishes he had someone to high-five during epic trailers one more time, I'm going to punch him.
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Nov. 20, 1937 – March 16, 2013
Louis E. Saad Jr. of East Aurora, founder of a company that installs and monitors home alarm systems, died Saturday in Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Amherst. He was 75.
Born in Utica, he attended Syracuse University. In 1976, he founded Buffalo-based Eastern States Sentinel Alarm Services and Central Station Services. According to his family, Mr. Saad was the first to develop and use two-way audio in home security systems.
He was a member of St. John Maron Maronite Catholic Church in Amherst, the Lancaster Country Club and the Niagara Frontier Chapter of the American Wine Society.
In 1963, Mr. Saad received an award from entertainer and philanthropist Danny Thomas for leading and directing the most successful teenage march in the nation for the Greater Buffalo Chapter of American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities, the funding arm for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn.
He is survived by his wife, the former Nancy DeCoulaz; three daughters, Cynthia Saad-Johnson, Sandra Dalton and Nancy Jane Anderson; and a son, Louis E. III.
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St. Peter's Seminary which started functioning in Bangalore from 1934 was in no way a new institution: it was the happy development of the former "Grand Seminaire" of Pondicherry founded in 1778.
The "Grand Seminaire" of Pondicherry
When the Society of Jesus was suppressed in 1773, the Carnatic, Madura and Mysore Missions in India were entrusted to the care of the Paris Foreign Mission Society (MEP). To cater to the spiritual needs of these missions and to foster indigenous vocations to priesthood, the Paris Foreign Mission Society started a Seminary in 1778, at Ulgarpet, about 2 miles away from the town of Pondicherry. Rev. Fr. Busson, the ex-Jesuit, was made the first Rector of this Seminary. After him, Fr. Magny took charge of the Seminary and stayed for 40 years as Rector. It was in 1788 that the first ordination to priesthood took place.
St. Joseph's Seminary
In 1790, the Seminary was transferred to Pondicherry itself for the sake of better accommodation and other facilities. The Seminary took the name of "St. Joseph". At the end of 40 years of Rectorship, Fr. Magny could count 13 ordained priests among the students. The First Synod of Pondicherry took place in 1844 and opened the way for further steady progress of the Seminary. In the first 100 years of existence (1778-1878), the Seminary had given 49 indigenous priests to the Church.
St. Joseph's Provincial Seminary, Pondicherry
In 1850, the Apostolic Vicariate of the Coromandel Coast was bifurcated into the Apostolic Vicariates of Pondicherry, Coimbatore and Mysore. In 1886 they were erected into the Archdiocese of Pondicherry and the dioceses of Coimbatore and Mysore online without prescription. In 1899 the new diocese of Kumbakonam was carved out of the Archdiocese of Pondicherry. The Bishops of these dioceses had decided to send all their Seminarians to the "Grand Seminaire" of Pondicherry, so that there could be common training with the economy of Staff. Then onwards this "Grand Seminaire" was considered as Provincial Seminary of these dioceses.


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When a group of three dolphins swam within reaching distance of six kayakers in Shem Creek, this past Wednesday afternoon, there were the usual oohs and aahs from the crowd. One of the people whose eyes lit up was naturalist and guide of Nature Adventure Outfitters (NAO) Clark Scalera.
As a tour guide with NAO for about a year, Scalera has seen hundreds of dolphins. "It never gets old," he said, smiling. "They're really something special."
The group was returning from a tour of Shem Creek, including Bayview Creek and a viewing of Crab Bank Island. NAO takes adventure seekers on that route and through Blackwater Creek – in the Francis Marion Forest.
On the Shem Creek tour, paddlers saw blue crabs, an osprey, a crested night heron, great egret and brown pelicans. In Blackwater Creek, alligators, song birds, warblers and thousand-year-old cypress trees are common sights. NAO also accepts specialty tours for those wanting to paddle elsewhere in the Lowcountry.
Scalera noted Capers Island – beyond Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms – as one of his favorite spots to kayak. He has a wealth of knowledge of wildlife, a passion for sea creatures – he rescued stranded crabs in an abandoned net during Wednesday's trip – and a zest for getting people out on the water.
"We can go 20 feet and take an hour and a half," he joked about his talkative nature.
"It's a great combination of meeting fun people and having a great time on the water," he said. Wednesday afternoon's group included tourists from Indiana and Pennsylvania. "There are so many magic moments."
Gates Roll, one of the lead guides with Coastal Expeditions, picked his own three Lowcountry spots as kayaking favorites: Copahee Sound, Charleston Harbor and Wambaw Creek. "All trips are suitable for anyone, but I'd say that the Copahee Sound would stand the chance of being the most challenging – the right ride would be critical," he said.
Copahee Sound, nestled around Hamlin Sound, Bullyard Sound and Capers Inlet east of Mount Pleasant, is best toured with minimal wind and with a low and rising tide. "Explore this moonscape of oyster bars and mudflats as new channels form," Roll said. "A sure place to see shallow water feeding action – be it shorebirds or bottlenose dolphin."
The harbor is best explored in cooler weather and when "the damned weekend warriors hibernate," he added. Paddling is suitable during any tide. Experience birds, dolphin and historical areas. "Get your fair share of both history and wildlife, and if the harbor is a bit windy, find one of the many intimate back creeks and take it slow and easy," Roll said.
Roll's final recommended spot, Wambaw Creek, is great at any time during any season, he said. "This little blackwater creek is a hidden gem, and it is right up the road from Mount Pleasant," Roll said. There's even an opportunity to picnic at Hampton Plantation on the Santee River among millennium cypress trees.
Anna Sullivan, a naturalist and tour guide with Charleston Outdoor Adventures (COA), said the company is back to thriving after a fire on Bowens Island last August destroyed most of its resources, including kayak fleet, stand-up paddleboard fleet, charter boat and office.
COA's location at the end of Bowens Island is away from the commotion of Folly Beach. Typical sights during kayak tours include dolphins, Loggerhead sea turtles, American wood strok and Manta ray, according to Sullivan.
She said the Folly Beach area is the best Charleston location to kayak "with the most wildlife sightings and the least amount of boat traffic."
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