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South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley made a stop in Berkeley County Thursday.
Driving through Moncks Corner today, I am so proud of the small town beauty you have created here, the governor said at the beginning of her Moncks Corner Rotary Club address at Gilligans on Thursday, July 10. Small towns are the backbone of the American Dream and it is alive and well in South Carolina.
Haley came to town around noon on Thursday, and took a quick tour of downtown Moncks Corner before heading to the Tail Race Canal and a lunchtime address with the Moncks Corner Rotary Club and a packed dining room of elected officials, and civic and business leaders.
I am hearing constantly, the question about the American Dream, that it is dead, she said. When I hear it I take it personally.
In 2011 when Haley took office, unemployment in the state stood at 11.1 percent.
We were coming out of a recession, she said. When I took office I decided we had to get South Carolina in the customer service business.
Haley said her efforts have paid dividents in the three-plus years shes been in office. Unemployment sits at 5.3 perecent, an all time state low.
More people are working in South Carolina than ever before in the history of the state, she said. To improve South Carolina you have to take care of all of South Carolina and that includes the rural areas.
Haley touched on several topics during her 45-minute address, discussing the competition between the Palmetto State and Georgia as to who has the most efficient sea port; education and the need for all students to be able to read before entering fourth grade; the hidden catch with the local penny sales tax, and the five-year old Berkeley County hospital dispute, DHEC and the Certificate of Need program.
On which is better for shipping, Charleston or Savannah, Haley said, While I love the spirit of competition, our port is just better. Were deeper, we can service a larger variety and volume of ships, and we just do it better than they do.
On healthcare, specifically Obamacare, Haley remained adamant.
Healthcare should be state based and not federal based, she said. We will continue to resist and say, No, to Obamacare.
On welfare, Haley said it is about finding out how to put welfare recipients to work.
Before, you filled out the application and waited on your check. What we need to do is to find out what kind of skills these recipients have and find them jobs. They want to work. They want to make their families proud. Then you can take the 20,000 people off welfare and make them part of the workforce.
On education, the governor said children need to learn to read by the fourth grade if they want to continue progressing toward a diploma.
More than 800,000 people in South Carolina dont have a G.E.D. and there are only 4.5 million people in the state she said. We have to teach these kids to read.
If a child cant read by the end of the third grade, they will not advance to the fourth grade. Statistics show if a student cant read by the fourth grade they are four times more likely not to graduate.
Haley will face Democratic State Sen. Vincent Sheheen in Novembers general election.
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For a working artist, Clint Reid seems to do a lot more work than art.
�I don�t consider myself a gallery artist,� Reid said during preparations for his solo show �Algorithms� on Thursday night at Studio &, which also is a gallery.
It�s not as confusing as it sounds. Reid works full time as a graphic designer at a local Web design firm and also does a weekly comic strip, �Chech it Out� for the Durango Telegraph. That doesn�t leave a lot of time for outside art projects, but the Oklahoma native�s production has gone up considerably since he joined the Main Avenue arts collective about three months ago.
�It�s hard to work alone so having people around is a good way to stay focused,� Reid said. �I have to walk past everybody�s stuff to get to my space so I can see what they�re working on and how they�re doing it. I like all the creative elements circulating around there.�
Reid breaks cleanly from the precision world of computer-generated art in his private work, opting for the freedom allowed through pen-and-ink drawing.
�I mostly want to be at the coffee shop with my sketchbook hunkered over a drawing,� he said.
He typically fills the colors in with watercolors or other paints. Many of his pieces in �Algorithms� are drawn and/or painted onto slabs of finished birch wood instead of paper or canvas, which introduced power tools into his arsenal of artistic weaponry. And none of that even hints at what he expects to be his most time-consuming project at & � screen printing. He learned the craft while living in New Mexico before moving to Durango 2� years ago and will soon have all the necessary equipment in place at &.
�I love making T-shirts � I could do that all day, but I should probably sell some because I can�t wear them all myself,� Reid said.
Reid uses water-based or soy inks on his shirts, which he says is kinder to both the Earth and whomever dons the shirt. �It feels better on your body, less like something�s painted on your shirt,� he said.
He�s already proved he�s willing to experiment as much with what his art goes on as he is with the art itself. So expect future projects to include screen printing onto clothing as well as any other surface onto which he can manipulate the ink.
�I don�t want it to look awkward ... what you put the art on can be a big deal,� Reid said. �I�ve been able to grow not only with what I�m doing but how, and it makes you think ahead. I can�t crumple up a piece of birch and start over.�


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Bill would allow medical marijuana in W.Va.
March 20, 2013
CHARLESTON — Legislation was proposed Tuesday that could add West Virginia to the list of 18 other states and the District of Columbia that have legalized the use of marijuana for medical reasons....
Major..Mr.Know it all..you need to get a life and stop being so critical of everyone else's.
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BUT, but officer, I'm allowed to use MJ 'cause my doc says so...
Officer: Did your doc tell you, that you can drive while induced with MJ in your system?
It doesn't affect me officer!
Officer: How about those two dead kids laying over there that you ran over with your car, that your induced reflexes are slower while using MJ? ~~~~~~~~~ Yeah, I can see it now!
Hurry up everyone, plant your seeds!!
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When are we getting a Carl's Jr.?
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Major---> you're as bad as the liberals you chastise. You'd rather have 9 judges decide what is right and wrong for all of us based on their ideology. Well then you will need to live with the decision of these 9 judges no matter how wrong their decision is. We are either going to follow the constitution or we aren't there is no "gray" area. As far as my child goes, now that's up to me to raise my child with the proper values and morals to know what is right and what is wrong. If we all took care of our own and didn't worry so much what our neighbors were doing, unless they asked for our help or advice, we'd all be better off. BTW I know several people who like to take a toke now and then and have very productive jobs and well adjusted family lives, just like I know people that go to the casino occasionally or have a few drinks occasionally. What business is it of your (or anyone for that matter) to tell people what they can do in the privacy of their own home?
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I wonder which party would prefer homegrown..The Dems or the GOP's? I bet they would debate that for 6 months or more.
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Remember now....Puff Puff Pass.
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"By the way, does use of the dope lower the likeliness that youll vote?"
Didn't seem to in Colorado or Washington.
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Ineterstate--> OK. I guess you and I are alike, the older I get the more libertarian I become. You may have missed my earlier post where is stated that with personal responsibility also comes with accountability. I don't disagree with you that people will blame other for their addiction issue. But the alternative is trying to incarcerate all the druggies, and that obviously isn't working. With great freedom comes great responsibility. Unfortunately people want the freedom without responsibility.
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The idea of legalized drugs and the revenue is not what anyone is arguing. At this point in our history do we want to go down this road?
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I meant to say "I guess I'm heading the libertarian route"
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Dont trend you misunderstand me. I'm for personal responsibility. I guess I'm wages fing the libertarian route the older I get,but we have I live in reality. Reality is the reason we have a entitlement society is because people aren't taking personal responsibility. We have a nation of victims who are in a zombie like state. I don't know if adding another escape like pot from reality is what should be on the menu at this time in our history.
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It's long past time to stop wasting scarce resources chasing down and demonizing a plant. Who wants to keep it illegal? Anheuser Busch, Pfizer, Philip Morris, etc. etc. Their revenue would be halved if people were legally allowed to utilize a God-given herb instead. And, HEAR THIS, there has NEVER been an illness or a death attributed to an "overdose" of Marijuana. Try that with "legal" painkillers, alcohol, or tobacco. Everyone who is against its legalization should have the experience I did, of watching a beloved parent die from the effects of chemotherapy, without benefit of natural relief.
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About banning guns, banning abortions, allowing gay marriage, bringing back prohibition and on and on, we must true that our government knows best.
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OK I got it, everyone want the government to legislate morality to the masses, unfortunately we all have a different definition of morality so I guess we'll just let the government legislate whatever they want and live with the laws they pass. So no one complain ab
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So marijuana gets the medical ok. Then it gets legalized. So what happens when people make the argument for cocaine or meth? As far as taking personal responsibility I'm on that bandwagon,but we live in a society at this point that people don't walk the walk they just talk the talk. I hope you all who preach that constantly don't ever put a elderly parent in a home and let the government pay the note. I hope you raise your kids and don't expect the rest of us to pay higher taxes to pay for your kids schools,while you get to write them off on taxes. So if pot is legalized eventually and it becomes more avaliable and one of your children does something that they cant take back while high,take personal responsibility for their actions.
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"Dope enslaves the mind."
So can alcohol, gambling or cigarettes for that matter. Some people can drink alcohol as a release and have no adverse affect on their lives, others become alcoholics. Should we ban all alcohol because of the irresponsibility of some? Some people can walk into a casino, gamble a few bucks away and leave entertained, other become addicted to gambling, should we ban gambling? The same hold true for cigarettes, some people have eating problems, ban food? My body is my personal property and just like any personal property I should decide how it is treated.
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Hey con the Washington post is looking for a blogger to write a dozen articles a day.
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Me? Non-judgmental? Ha! That's the funniest thing I've heard today. I suspect your 'buddies' RevGrahamCrackhead and ContraryOnebraincell would probably not agree, considering how many times I have called them twits (or worse).
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Let's try again - H e r o i n... geez...
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Not sure why ****** was bleeped out - how weird.
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And give the death penalty to anyone caught smuggling in cocaine of ******. Enough of this *****-footing around. Punish the important things. This country spends too much time worrying about inconsequential crap, and we constantly drop the ball on the important stuff.
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Major, hope you're not talking about me. I think you know I don't embrace libertarianism, and that I think liberals, as a general rule, are a blight on the planet. I just happen to think that smoking pot isn't as bad as people like to say it is, and I speak from my own experience with it. I think we waste a ton of money and ruin too many people's lives over a plant. Now, cocaine, ****** and all the rest, I think we should have a slightly different rule: if you are caught and convicted of smuggling cocaine, ****** and various other harmful drugs into the US, you get the death penalty. No screwing around with that crap any more. Being easy on the true criminals causes way more problems than anything else. Look at the situation with guns. The morons want to make guns illegal, without going after the loons who wield them to actually commit the crimes. F* that - get serious with your punishments and things will change. Death penalty for anyone using a gun to commit a crime. <continued&g
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"When it hits the fan, you gotta make a choice."
Yes, I have to make a choice (emphasis on I), the government can't make that choice for me. I have to make that choice right now, the only difference is right now it's illegal, but it's still a choice. That being said, I chose not too, but those trying to stop someone from smoking pot are no better then those who are trying to limit our guns.
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I tend to think this is probably a good first step. People should be allowed to make their own choices without constant government interference, particularly when the results harm no one else. As a former serious pot-head (when I was much younger) I can admit that I made some bad choices while I was smoking marijuana. I grew up, quit, got serious with my life, and am now working in an excellent field with excellent pay. I know many other people that followed that same path. If we allow alcohol, we should allow marijuana. Legalization doesn't necessarily lead to increased use, as witnessed by Prohibition. All we're doing is creating a bunch of criminals in the "War on Drugs" and spending huge amounts of money that could be better spent fighting real drugs. Legalize it, tax it, make it legal for people over 21, and be done with it.
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Hand-eye coordination is the name of the game when it comes to skeet shooting. It's a sport of angles where women can compete on an equal plain with men. In skeet shooting, participants attempt to hit clay pigeons that are fired from two different locations on the course. Using shotguns, they make their way through eight different stations placed in a semicircle in front of the target launchers. The shooting stations create a variety of different trajectories and it can be challenging for even seasoned shooters to hit the moving targets. Host Marianne Eaton visits the Sportsman's Club of Franklin County to learn the highs and lows of skeet shooting.
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LISBON - It was nearly a white Christmas. The snow some children-and even adults-may have been anticipating didn't arrive until Wednesday when clouds loaded with snow dumped it all over the county.
The National Weather Service began warning county residents of the oncoming storm Tuesday evening and snow started falling Wednesday morning.
Edie Dillard, the county Emergency Management Agency's interim director, said the weather service was predicting up to 10 inches of snow, but only about four inches had fallen in Lisbon that afternoon.
The snow, blended with a smattering of rain later in the day, was still falling as she spoke.
Dillard said the combination of rain and snow would likely result in more traffic accidents since the roads were already hazardous, and residents should take as many precautions as possible while traveling.
In Lisbon, the city's most heavily traveled streets were plowed first by the road department before crews addressed the side streets and other low-traffic areas.
A dispatcher with the Lisbon Post of the Highway Patrol said troopers responding to accidents across the county were mostly dealing with cars in ditches and no serious injuries were reported as of that afternoon.
In Leetonia, one man flipped a Ford Ranger on state Route 14 east of Washingtonville which resulted in the road being closed to traffic for a while but the man declined medical treatment, according to Dave Leffel, Leetonia's assistant chief.
No detours were posted while the road was closed, he added.
Dispatchers in Columbiana and East Palestine said accidents in those areas also were not serious. In East Palestine, police handled only one accident before noon in which a car slid into another, but no injuries were reported.
A single boys basketball game scheduled for Wednesday evening in the county was postponed. Warren JFK will play East Palestine at a date yet to be set. Schools were already closed for the day as a result of the holiday vacation.
The National Weather Service out of Pittsburgh cautioned residents to stay indoors during the winter storm warning that included an expected accumulation of 6 to 10 inches of snow by this morning.
The weather service also reported winds would blow northeast at rates of 10 to 20 miles per hour, with gusts up to 30 miles per hour in some places. Average temperatures in Columbiana County and the surrounding counties were expected to be between 25 and 30 degrees.
Expected snow accumulation in Lisbon by the end of the day Wednesday was three to seven inches. Snow showers were expected to continue through the night, although little or no snow accumulation is expected today. Snow could crop up again in the forecast later this week and into the weekend, according to the weather service.
Temperatures in the county seat could dip to 21 degrees Saturday night-the lowest all week.
Dillard kept in contact with county electricity providers throughout the day, and no outages were reported as a result of the storm, although neighboring Jefferson County had more than 800 AEP customers without power around 4 p.m., according to information available on the company's website.
Dillard said she also communicated frequently with county commissioners throughout the day as she monitored the storm's effect on the county.
Information on how to keep safe during winter weather is available on the EMA's web site, columbianacoema.org/winter.html. Weather updates are also posted on the site as they become available, she said.
Although some roads in the county were temporarily closed while police and other officials helped remove cars from ditches, no roads were closed to traffic in a manner that required posted detours. A map of road closures and restrictions is available at www.buckeyetraffic.org.


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Stetson men's basketball head coach Corey Williams announced the hiring of Kevin Dux as the program's Director of Basketball Operations for the upcoming 2013-14 season on Monday morning.
Dux joins the Hatters after a two-year stint as a graduate assistant with the Florida State men's basketball program, where he worked closely with Williams and Assistant Coach Bert Capel during their time in Tallahassee.
"I'm excited," Williams said of the hiring. "Kevin did an unbelievable job at Florida State keeping things organized. He's going to be very important to me and this basketball program. He has a wealth of knowledge, he's experienced, and I'm going to rely on him a lot."
Dux earned a Master of Science degree in Sport Management at Florida State while assisting the Seminoles basketball program for two seasons. At FSU he was responsible for tracking the academic progression of the student-athletes, assisting with film breakdown and scouting reports, helping coaches with recruiting visits, and supervising five undergraduate managers.
"I'm very excited," Dux said of the opportunity. "Obviously I've had a great relationship with Coach Williams over the last two years at Florida State, he's treated me well, and I've learned a lot from him. I'm very excited to be a part of this staff and to get to learn from the coaches here at Stetson."
A four-year letterwinner at Coe College in Iowa, Dux earned All-Iowa Conference, Academic All-Iowa Conference, ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District, and NABC Honors Court accolades as a student-athlete.
After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Coe College in 2009, Dux stayed at his alma mater as an assistant coach for two seasons.
"I'm looking forward to Kevin coming in and having an impact on our basketball program," Williams continued. "He's an excellent young man, he's very intelligent, and he will do a good job for us here at Stetson."
Dux is also a veteran of Leonard Hamilton's Florida State Basketball Camp, where he worked as an Assistant Camp Director. There he was responsible for all administrative camp functions, executing an effective marketing campaign for the event, as well as the hiring and monitoring of camp staff.
The newest member of the Stetson men's basketball staff joins Williams, Capel, and assistant coaches Mike Jaskulski and Nikita Johnson.


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- Applause to the beginning of construction on the latest section of Corridor H, a 20-mile stretch from Davis to Scherr Mountain....
Personally, I don't want WV to become another stinking cesspool like New York, Chicago, New Jersey. NO CORRIDOR H COMPLETION. We don't want the crime, the outsiders who ruin everything. The criminals over past year being arrested for drugs/break ins and rapes have been ILLEGAL ALIENS and OUTSIDERS from other stinking states!! I need say no more!!
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I'm a bit disappointed with Adelina's choice of music for FS. I think she is capable of more and deserves more interesting programs that will show her individuality. I also hoped that she would have worked on her choreo, but I don't see any improvement in this program, even if it's only an exhibition number. Arms looks very unpolished and messy. And I don't think that a young girl can make from Malade a mature and meaningful program. But for exhibition is ok.
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SP WE soundtrack, choreo by Mark Pillay.
FS Young & Beautiful, from Great Gatsby soundtrack, also choreographed by Pillay.
Per @LynnRutherford's reporting from Skate Detroit (Jul 24)
- Chelsea Liu & Brian Johnson USA (junior pair)
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- Kailey Matkin & Justin Highgate-Brutman USA (junior pair)
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The topic of this thread is new programs.
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With a herd dispersal planed for spring 2011, Clark and Joy Vilter of Four Winds Farm, Hartland, Wis. captured the honor of Grand Champion Guernsey at World Dairy Expo 2010. The cow- Four Winds Mentor Highlight was the winner of the four-year-old class. She was followed by Reserve Champion Stockwell Farms Reward Hailey who is a five-year-old. She is owned by Tyler, Paige, and Justin Chupp of Inola, Okla.
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As of Tuesday, Darrell J. Hunt Jr., 20, of Vanvoorhis Road, was being held at Eastern Regional Jail on $10,000 bail.
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MARTINSBURG -The trial of a Falling Waters man indicted on attempted murder charges for allegedly shooting two people in the head more than three years ago has been continued again.
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The nicely decorated and comfortable bedroom can sleep 2 people and contains storage space. Guests are free to use the kitchen to prepare meals, and can sit with the friendly hosts to receive tips about the area and share travel stories.
Have a fun day out at the famous Lotte World Amusement Park which is 800 metres away. Visit the country's largest sports arena by taking the bus for 10 minutes to the Olympic Park.
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Vi var sex personer som besökte Seoul under december 14. Vi hade det verkligen bra hos Lucy. Frukost var dukad varje morgon och Lucy lagade mycket god koreansk middag åt oss. Vi hade tre sovrum. Sovrummen var rymliga och rena och sängarna var också rymliga och sköna. Vi fick dela garderoben med Lucy. En av oss tyckte att det hade varit bättre med egen garderob.
Lägenheten ligger bra till. Mycket goda förbindelser med flygplats och tunnelbanan (typ tre minuters promenad dit till Circle line och flygbuss).
Lucy skrattar jämnt och härligt och servade hela tiden, hon hjälpte mig då jag glömde min resväska på flygbussen, hon kontaktade bussbolaget och hämtade min väska efteråt.
Vi träffade inte Lucys man så mycket men han spelade väldigt fint på gitarr.
Lucy är en mycket trevlig värdinna och fantastisk kvinna! Vi kommer absolut komma tillbaks till henne.
Vi kan verkligen rekommendera Lucy och hennes lägenhet!
We were six persons visiting Seoul in December 2014. We had a very good time at Lucy's place. Breakfast was served every morning and one day we had a typical Korean meal instead of breakfast. e had three bedrooms. The bedrooms were spacey and clean and the beds spacey and comfortable. We shared wardrobe with Lucy, one of us thought it would have been betterto have a separate wardrobe, The apartment is welll situated; three minutes walk from the underground's Circle line and airport bus. Lucy always laughed and lovely to, and were very willing to serve; she phoned the airport bus company when I had forgotten my bag on it, and then ,went there to receive it.
We didn't see Lucy's husband much but he played the guitarr beautifully. Lucy is a very nice hostess and a fantastic woman. We are sure to return to her. We want to recommend Lucy and her apartment!
The place is so clean and near to subway station, tourist spots , the host ms. lucy is very accomodating and always have our breakfast ready. Love to go back again...
I stayed at Lucy's with 2 friends for 1 week. The apartment is really great and the location is convenient as well.
The highlight, for sure, was the hospitality and to stay at a real Korean home with a real korean mother :). Lucy took great care of us, making sure we found our way through the city and got enough food.
Thanks a lot!
It was a very great experience living with Lucy. The rooms were nice and clean. Also, the host Lucy is a wonderful and kind person. Saw her smile every time we came back home felt very warm during the 7 days of stay. The breakfast and the traditional dinner that she cooked tasted very very very good :) Five of us enjoy living in her place very much. We will definitely come back next time if we visit Seoul again. I am highly recommend Lucy to everyone.
I stayed with Lucy for 2 weeks and I am very pleased with the overall experience! The room was nice and quite spacious, with a private bathroom, and a comfortable bed. Lucy is a very cheerful person, and I will definitely book with her again :) Thank you Lucy!
Shin Ok,( aka Lucy) is a wonderful hostess. We had a great time staying at her apartment which is very conveniently located. Her place is clean and comfortable.
I stayed for 10 days at Lucy to guest and it was a wonderful time. Lucy and I have already started my visit in advance via e-mail. Thus, we could have a little insight. She gave me some advice about my arrival and I was at the beginning of my visit from the stop "Sincheon" the Airport bus (line 6006) collected near their apartments. It was very nice getting to know them personally. She is very sweet and helpful. She gave me many practical tips and to making my stay even more interesting. The apartment is very nice, spacious and well equipped. The apartment of Lucy is within walking distance of the metro station "Sincheon" (Line 2) is removed. Line 2 can reach all major intersections / interchanges of the Seoul Metro. There are close to the apartment several supermarkets and cafes. The shopping mall "Lotte World" is easily reached on foot within 10 minutes. In the "Lotte World" there are very many others restaurants. On the last night my Lucy has made a wonderful Korean food. It was just delicious. Thanks for everything. It was a memorable time.
Ich war für 10 Tage bei Lucy zu Gast und es war eine wunderschöne Zeit.
Lucy und ich haben im Vorfeld meines Besuches bereits über E-Mail Kontakt aufgenommen. Somit konnten wir uns schon ein wenig kennen lernen. Sie hat mir wichtige Tipps zu meiner Anreise gegeben und hat mich zu Beginn meines Besuches von der Haltestelle "Sincheon" des Airportbusses (Linie 6006) in der Nähe ihres Appartments abgeholt.
Es war sehr schön sie persönlich kennen zu lernen. Sie ist sehr lieb und hilfsbereit. Sie hat mir viele und praktische Tipps gegeben um meinen Aufenthalt noch interessanter zu gestalten. Die Wohnung ist sehr schön, geräumig und gut ausgestattet.
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Am letzten Abend hat mir Lucy ein wunderbares koreanisches Essen gemacht. Es war einfach nur köstlich.
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The Lutheran Lions got some divine intervention, if you ask James Willis.
Willis caught holy fire in the fourth quarter to score 15 of Lutheran�s 29 final-frame points, just enough to overcome a 20-2 third-quarter pummelling by the Ignacio High School boys basketball team.
IHS spent the final eight minutes of Saturday�s game in the role of hapless Job at Durango High School.
The Lions beat the Bobcats 52-46 in the Class 2A Region 3 championship game to secure a spot in the CHSAA Class 2A Boys Basketball State Championships next week at Massari Arena in Pueblo.
�I�m being completely honest; it was all God,� said Willis, who led all scorers with 19 points. �It was all Jesus Christ.�
The Bobcats, meanwhile, were left crying �My God, my God, why have you forsaken us?�
Visibly, at least, �God� was the Bobcats� offensive rhythm.
After trailing 21-16 at half, the Bobcats hitched themselves to their own chariot of fire, and the flaming horses were Kelton Richmond and Wyatt Hayes.
Richmond galloped into the third quarter with three consecutive layups, one an alley-oop. He led the Bobcats with 15 total points.
�He pounded the boards a little bit,� IHS head coach Chris Valdez said.
Justin Carver hit a 3-pointer, then Hayes charged ahead with two of his own, one from about 25-feet deep.
�It was good just to get momentum going,� Hayes said.
Hayes scored 11 and Carver nine, a good portion of them scored in that 20-2 third quarter, which was capped by senior Austin Haire�s three-point play.
Ignacio cracked Lutheran�s 1-3-1 zone, after struggling some against the Lions� much-superior size in the first two quarters. All of the Lions� players top 6-feet, with five listed at 6-4 or higher.
�They�re huge; they�re monsters,� Valdez said. �And we�re not afraid of their height. Their height didn�t beat us, their abilities did.�
One of which was defensive shape-shifting, from the zone to man-to-man defense.
�They changed their defense,� Hayes said. �And we didn�t know what to do.�
The good Lord giveth, and the good Lord taketh away.
Willis � a 6-1 guard whom Valdez said has the build of a Division I college guard � went to work. He hit a pair of fourth-quarter 3s, mixed up with slicing drives through the lane. He led a 16-0 Lutheran run to start the fourth quarter, which wiped out Ignacio�s lead at 37-36 and ended at 39-36.
Josh Clausen added seven more points to finish with 13, and the Lions didn�t waver.
�They understand how to win,� Vadlez said. �They do it all year, too.�
�You�ve got to win the fourth quarter, if you�re going to win games,� he said. �We�re a 3�-quarter team right now.�
Still, 3� quarters got the Bobcats to a 19-6 overall record, their fifth consecutive chance to host the Region 3 tournament and six points from their fourth state tournament berth in five years.
The fact that they�re not in that tournament alongside Lutheran is a shame, Lutheran coach Ryan Bredow told Valdez.
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Though set more than a century apart, God of Carnage and In the Next Room — smart comedies debuting across town this week, from two of today's most talented female playwrights — share a similarity of purpose: each coolly, wittily dismantles the hypocrisies and misperceptions that prop up or interfere with our lives.
Over at Elite Theatre, Parisian Yasmina Reza brings a surgeon's detachment to her razor-sharp, Americanized tale of parental comeuppance in God of Carnage. Liberals Veronica (Kimberly Demmary) and Michael (Jack Impellizzeri) pride themselves on their broad-mindedness when they invite Annette (Kathleen Bosworth) and Alan (Scott Blanchard), a wealth manager and lawyer, to their Brooklyn home to resolve a playground brawl that has left their son with two broken incisors. But as the cracks start to show under the forced civility, even the adults can't play nice in the sandbox.
Director Tom Eubanks' clever set design captures a tasteful minimalist interior accented with Fisher-Price hues, while a textured back wall with repurposed swings suggests the playground in question. The solid cast mostly overcomes the early pacing issues of the slow-burn script, until the inevitable eruptions leave more than one character moaning for a drink, but the tension and humor could have been screwed even tighter by adding sound effects for Alan's perpetually buzzing cell.
Impellizzeri is especially effective as the marshmallow-hearted Michael turned hamster killer; Demmary manages to arouse both sympathy and glee as her smug convictions are systematically lacerated. As the so-called phonies, Bosworth and Blanchard deliver a one-two punch for candor — they may be boors, but at least they're not fakes. In Elite's continuing turn toward more contemporary fare, this one-act represents another exciting addition.
Santa Paula Theater Center's In the Next Room is subtitled The Vibrator Play, but a sweeter, gentler treatment of the subject could scarcely exist. Playwright Sarah Ruhl started life as a poet, and she pours her lyrical sensibilities into Catherine Givings (Leslie Miranda), a healthy, vivacious woman who becomes increasingly curious about her husband's (Eric Stein) practice treating female hysteria by harnessing nascent electrical power to incite "paroxysms." When Catherine can't produce enough milk to feed her newborn, the Givings enlist Elizabeth (Brittney Wheeler), a black wet nurse who recently lost her own child.
Much of Ruhl's humor arises from teasing characters for whom sexuality remains as novel, and confounding, as Mr. Edison's new invention. James Castle Stevens' ensemble makes the most of it. Orgasms abound onstage — Tosca Minotto deserves a special prize as Mrs. Daldry — but the encounters are tastefully managed. As the aptly named Dr. Givings, Stein brings excellent comic instincts to the ignorant man of science. Miranda glows as his wife, but still appears to be feeling out Catherine's peculiar blend of sociability and self-doubt in the first act. Minotto does fine work as the blossoming Mrs. Daldry, with Michelle Wagner a quiet but steady presence as the assistant Annie, and Shea Taylor refined and alluring as a visiting artist. Wheeler is magnificent, offering the evening's most honest moment in a monologue about her dead son.
The only setback here is the staging, which often traps characters behind furniture far upstage on Mike Carnahan's well-designed set. Perhaps that's a deliberate choice to evoke late 19th-century strictures (along with Lori Lee Gordon's gorgeous costumes and period undergarments), but one rather doubts it.
Instead of a narrative about gratification, we get a warm-hearted play about characters ripening in self-knowledge and remaking themselves for love. In a world increasingly automated and electrified, they seek love and intimacy, forces as mysterious as candlelight.
God of Carnage, through May 19, Elite Theatre Company, 2731 S. Victoria Ave., Oxnard, 483-5118 or www.elitetheater.org. In the Next Room (or The Vibrator Play), through May 26, Santa Paula Theater Center, 125 S. Seventh St., Santa Paula, 525-4645 or www.santapaulatheatercenter.org.


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OSR Overview
Mentor Registration for FRCT Course
Sign up as a Research Mentor for the Foundations of Research and Critical Thinking (FRCT) course. Visit the FRCT Mentor Registration website for more information.
The Office of Student Research is responsible for the medical student research programs and research education, community outreach to college undergraduates and upper level high school students, and the combined degree programs. The mission of the Office of Student Research is to provide a unique resource for the School of Medicine with a focus on providing a diverse array of research opportunities and enhancing the research education for all of our medical students. In addition, the Office of Student Research community outreach efforts seek to provide excellent opportunities for college undergraduates and high school students to stimulate and foster interest in careers in medicine and other allied health fields.
Medical Student Research Day
Medical Student Research Day (MSRD) 2015 will be held on Thursday,
September 17, 2015. Join us in celebrating the research conducted by medical students. Sign up as a judge for MSRD.
Visit MSRD webpage for more information.
- To provide all medical students with research education, including a research project; to enhance intellectual acuity and inquisitiveness; and to foster excellence in the development of clinicians, clinician educators, clinician scientists and physician investigators.
- To provide all medical students with exceptional basic, translational and clinical research experiences in biomedical and behavior sciences which will provide them with skills, role models, and an understanding of the opportunities and careers available in academic medicine as well as enhance their academic portfolio for future application to competitive residency training programs.
- To provide nurturing and mentoring for medical students with an interest in a research career or a combined degree program (MD/Masters, MD/MPH).
- To provide educational opportunities for select college undergraduates through student research programs, so as to foster their interest in professional education in medicine and other allied health fields.
Office of Student Research
University of Maryland School of Medicine Bressler Research Building
655 West Baltimore Street, Suite M-019
Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 706-3026 Phone
(410) 706-0094 Fax
OSR Team
George T. Fantry, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Assistant Dean for Student Research and Education
As the Associate Dean for Student Research and Education, Dr. Fantry oversees and is responsible for all of the functions of the Office of Student Research including student research programs, combined degree programs (MD/MS), educational community outreach programs and the development of research education and training. In addition, he is the Course Director for Pathophysiology and Therapeutics I/II and the Second Summer Education Program (SSEP) as well as the Clinical Co-Director of Functional Systems. Dr. Fantry is also a member of the Office of Student Affairs where he serves primarily in a counseling and advisory role and writes MSPEs (Medical Student Performance Evaluations). In addition, he is a member of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology in the Department of Medicine where he directs a multidisciplinary Heartburn and Dyspepsia Program in the Digestive Health Center.
Gregory B. Carey, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Immunology
Director of Student Summer Research and Community Outreach
As the Director of Student Summer Research and Community Outreach, Dr. Carey oversees and is responsible for medical student research activities, including electives, summer and year-off activities. He oversees recruitment to and advising for the School of Medicine's summer research programs for health professional, undergraduate and high school students. In his outreach roles within the OSR and as a co-chair on the President's Outreach Council, Dr. Carey explores research, mentoring and STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) educational opportunities for students at all levels and from broad backgrounds, on and off the UMB campus. In addition, Dr. Carey is the leader (P.I.) of an NIH/NCI-funded research program focused on increasing the understanding of factors that determine life and death decisions in lymphoma and in other cancers. His teaching activities cover both basic and special topics in immunology and oncology in the Graduate School and the Schools of Medicine and Dentistry. Dr. Carey is a member of the Center for Vascular and Inflammatory Diseases (CVID) and of the Greenebaum Cancer Center.
Donald R. (Rick) Matteson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physiology
Director of Student Research Education and Dual Degree Programs
BRB, Room M-019B
(410) 706-1809
(410) 706-0094 (Fax)
As the Director of Dual Degree Programs, Dr. Matteson is responsible for developing, overseeing and directing all of the MD/MS programs in the School of Medicine. As the Director of Student Research Education, Dr. Matteson is responsible for developing a new Medical School course called Foundations of Research and Critical Thinking (FRCT), and he will be the Course Director for FRCT, which will begin in the Fall of 2013. In addition, he is the Course Director for Functional Systems, for GPILS 601 "Mechanisms in Biomedical Sciences " (aka, The Core Course), as well as the Co-Director of Pathophysiology and Therapeutics I/II. In addition, he is a member of the Department of Physiology.
Qi Cao, J.D.
Research Coordinator
Ms. Cao's primary responsibilities are to manage and coordinate all of the research-related aspects of the Office of Student Research. She works closely with Dr. Greg Carey in managing student summer research and training programs (e.g., PRISM, HP-STAR, UM Scholars), research electives, year-off research experiences (e.g., Doris Duke, Howard Hughs), Medical Student Research Day, and other programs and services. Ms. Cao also assists Dr. Carey in providing research advising for medical students and provides support for community outreach efforts.
Jean Marie Roth
Academic Coordinator
Ms. Roth provides administrative support for the second year courses: Foundations of Disease (FoD), Pathophysiology & Therapeutics (P&T) I and Pathophysiology Therapeutics II. Ms. Roth supports the second year Autopsy Program with Dr. Sandy Twaddell in the Department of Pathology, the development of course evaluations and schedules, and P&T exams. In addition, she also provides administrative support to the committee meetings for FoD (Dr. Olga Ioffe, Chair), the P&T Committees (Dr. George Fantry, Chair), and the Year I/II Education Subcommittee (Dr. Steven Munger, Chair). She also supports the dual degree programs under the direction of Dr. Rick Matteson.


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Born in Les Mureaux, the French illustrator Joseph Hémard illustrated classic authors like Balzac, Molière, Rabelais, La Fontaine and Voltaire, for publishers like René Kieffer and Mornay. He designed costumes and backgrounds for revues, but he also decorated restaurants and bars. He illustrated for pharmaceutical companies and the national lottery.
He was member of the Humoristes association, wrote plays for the Théâtre de Guignol and cooperated on the animation films of Lortac. His comics and picture stories appeared in among others Jeudi de la Jeunesse and Le Petit Journal Illustré de la Jeunesse. He wrote his autobiography in 1928 and passed away in Paris in 1961.


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Green Day slayed Emirates Stadium in London last night (June 1) with a two-and-a-half hour set packed with audience antics, bizarre costumes and Billie Joe Armstrong firing a huge toilet paper gun into the crowd.
The set, opening with a plethora of new material from the band's three new albums released last year – '¡Uno!', '¡Dos!' and '¡Tre!' – spanned the band's career, featuring such highlights as 'Basket Case', 'Welcome To Paradise', 'American Idiot', 'Minority' and 'Jesus Of Suburbia'.
The band were introduced by a man in a pink rabbit suit silently geeing up the crowd before Green Day emerged for a fiery '99 Revolutions' from '¡Tre!'. There followed 'Know Your Enemy' during which Billie Joe Armstrong invited a fan in a Union Jack body-stocking to clamber onstage and sing the chorus, while holding up a home-made sign saying "We Love You, Green Day".
*The man wasn't the only crowd member who took to the stage during the night: a young fan was carried from the front row to hold up a sign saying "Green Day Rocks" throughout 'Boulevard Of Broken Dreams', while another fan sang the final chorus of 'Longview' and a pink-haired girl was taught the three chords needed to play along with Operation Ivy's 'Knowledge'.
The band gave the set a loose, freeform feel, asking for requests before playing rarity 'Sassafras Roots' from 1994's 'Dookie'. Billie Joe also appeared after 'Knowledge' with a water-spray, a low-slung gun-like machine that fired full rolls of toilet paper over the audience and a t-shirt canon.
The chaos really kicked in, however, when 'King For A Day' gave way to a medley of 'Shout' by Lulu, The Rolling Stones' '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction' and The Undertones' 'Teenage Kicks' with the band dressed in fancy dress costumes. You can watch fan-shot footage of the medley below.
Green Day played:
'99 Revolutions'
'Know Your Enemy'
'Stay The Night'
'Stop When The Red Light Flashes'
'Oh Love'
'Boulevard Of Broken Dreams'
'Stray Heart'
'Nice Guys Finish Last'
'Waiting' / 'Missing You'
'Burnout' / 'J.A.R'
'Sassafras Roots'
'Hitchen' A Ride'
'Welcome To Paradise'
'When I Come Around'
'Basket Case'
'King For A Day'
'American Idiot'
'Jesus Of Suburbia'
'Brutal Love'


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Today Ashley Hall
What: Prospective students grades pre-K through 11th and parents are invited to attend open houses for the 2013-14 school year.
When: 9 a.m. April 4 and 5
Where: Ashley Hall school campus, 172 Rutledge Ave.
Price: Free
More Info: 965-8501 or https://www.ashleyhall.org/openhouse13.php
Chamber Music
What: Musicians of Chamber Music Charleston perform a program of music for violin, cello and piano including Shostakovich's Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor and Johannes Brahms Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major. Performing musicians include violinist Frances Hsieh, cellist Timothy O'Malley and pianist Ghadi Shayban.
When: 7 p.m. April 4
Where: The Baldwin Residence, 28 Robert Mills Circle, Mount Pleasant
Price: $35
More Info: 763-4941 or www.chambermusiccharleston.org
FridaySuite Dreams
What: The CSU Wind Ensemble will perform multimovement "Suites" of various styles composed in the 20th century, including First Suite (1976) by Alfred Reed, Second Suite (1911) by Gustav Holst, Third Suite (1965) by Robert Jager and Suite Francaise (1945) by Darius Milhaud.
When: 7:30 p.m. April 5
Where: Charleston Southern University Lightsey Chapel Auditorium, 9200 University Blvd.
Price: Free
More Info: 863-7966 or www.charlestonsouthern
Saturday Gullah Rag Quilting
What: Join Sharon Cooper-Murray, aka the Gullah Lady, for a lecture and hands-on workshop about the folk art tradition of rag quilting. Cooper-Murray has set out on a mission to preserve this disappearing art form, which she has learned from elderly Gullah women.
When: 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. April 6
Where: Charleston Museum, 360 Meeting St.
Price: $40/member, $45/non
More Info: 722-2996, ext. 235 or www.charlestonmuseum.org/event.asp?ID=503
Keeper's Choice
What: A zookeeper's day is never the same, and neither is this program. Some days the bear will be the star, or it might be the bobcat or otters. You just never know who'll be there until you are.
When: 2 p.m. April 6
Where: Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site, 1500 Old Towne Road
Price: Free with admission
More Info: 852-4200 or www.southcarolinaparks.com/ctl/introduction.aspx
Orphan relief benefit
What: Shine, Shimmer and Shag offers dancing to the original versions of beach music; complimentary dance lessons; silent auction; heavy appetizers; and wine, beer and soft drinks. Benefit for Lowcountry Orphan Relief.
When: 7-11 p.m. April 6
Where: Memminger Auditorium, 56 Beaufain St.
Price: $75
More Info: 747-4099 or www.lowcountryorphanrelief.org
Gospel Sing
What: Grammy winner and Christian Music's Artist and Male Vocalist of the Year Jason Crabb will hold a concert, along with The Bowling Family.
When: 7 p.m. April 6
Where: Charleston Southern University Lightsey Chapel Auditorium, 9200 University Blvd.
Price: VIP seats $25, advance general admission $16, day of show $18
More Info: 800-922-7315 / 766-6633 or www.jdmgospelsings.com
Sunday Honey & Bee Expo
What: The second annual Charleston Honey & Bee Expo will offer a chance to meet beekeepers, see live bees and buy local honey. Included will be free honey-tasting, educational presentations and honey cotton candy. Two movies, "Colony" and "Silence of the Bees," will be presented at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m.
When: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. April 7
Where: Cinebarre, 963 Houston Northcutt Blvd.
Cost: A $5 donation is requested for movie tickets.
More Info: 849-5095
Kayak Tour
What: Group will explore Wambaw Creek deep in the Francis Marion National Forest. Group will paddle with the current under the shade of ancient cypress trees, keeping an eye out for pileated woodpeckers, otters, wild turkeys and more.
When: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. April 7 and 21
Where: Bulls Bay Supply & Hardware, 10086 U.S. Highway 17
Price: Adults $88, kids 12 & under $68
More Info: 884-7684 or www.coastalexpeditions.com/index.php?page=full-day-tours-2
Dewees Kayak
What: Leave civilization behind as you paddle away from the Isle of Palms into some of the most pristine waters on the Eastern seaboard. Make your way to the shoreline of Dewees Island for a picnic and beach combing, and seek out some of the inhabitants of the estuary, including bottlenose dolphins, herons and Eastern brown pelicans.
When: 1-7 p.m. April 7
Where: Isle of Palms Marina, 50 41st Ave.
Price: Adults $88, kids 12 & under $68
More Info: 884-7684
Monday'Mussar Movement'
What: This monthly series led by Rabbi Moshe Davis will discuss how the Jewish culture has responded to modernity in three separate sessions. This second installment of the series will focus on the Mussar Movement.
When: 7:30-8:45 p.m. April 8
Where: Jewish Studies Center (College of Charleston), 96 Wentworth St.
Price: Free
More Info: 953-5682
Tuesday Charter School
What: An information session for The Charter School of Musically Inspired Minds will be held. Its mission is to utilize music and academics to produce inspired thinkers who become creative members of society. Musically Inspired Minds will be a Public Charter School for grades 6-12 (opening with grades 6-9 in 2014) on the Charleston peninsula. There are no admissions tests, auditions or other barriers to enrollment.
When: 6-7 p.m. April 9
Where: Marshall Walker Real Estate, 582 Rutledge Ave.
Price: Free
Step Up for Israel
What: Israel is constantly in the public view, but there is much more to the Jewish state than meets the eye. This series will help viewers to discover core Israeli values and success stories, explain why Israel is consistently in the headlines, and provide answers to the hardest questions about Israel. April 9: Speak Up for Israel.
When: 7-8:30 p.m. April 9
Where: Synagogue Emanu-El, 5 Windsor Drive
Price: Free to the public
More Info: 614-6487
To post your events online, go to http://events.postandcourier.com.


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Safety and security at SCAD
A comprehensive approach to safety
SCAD Campus Safety and Security exists to ensure the safest learning environment possible through a layered and comprehensive approach to security, backed by experienced leadership. SCAD works closely with local police, fire and emergency personnel, as well as state and federal agencies, to ensure that students have a safe and open college experience.
Emergency notification systems
SCAD is ready if a crisis occurs. We have established a comprehensive notification system to communicate with students and families in a timely manner. This includes the SCAD Alert System, online notifications, television reports, radio messages and more. We are dedicated to ensuring an effective, open and appropriate response.
Savannah SafeRide
The SafeRide program offers SCAD Savannah students, faculty and staff a late night ride from an open SCAD building to their non-SCAD residence within the downtown and midtown neighborhoods.
For more information, or to arrange a ride, call 912.525.4500.
Security reports
In accordance with the Clery Act, SCAD provides a full report of the past year's crimes. The Annual Security and Fire Safety Report is available in the SCAD Campus Safety and Security office in Savannah, the student services office in Atlanta, and online.
View the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report from:
Also in accordance with the Clery Act, both a daily log and a weekly summary are kept of university security incidents.
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(Provided by SCAD Campus Safety and Security and the office of the dean of students.)
LiveSafe is a free smartphone app that turns every student's phone into a personal safety device. By using a smartphone's GPS system, students can report suspicious activity in real time by snapping photos, recording video or submitting anonymous safety concerns.
Emergency preparedness
SCAD Campus Safety and Security has both precautionary and responsive security networks ready to reduce the impact of a crisis on our students. We are dedicated to a quick, effective response.
Safety tips
Because Atlanta, Hong Kong and Savannah are busy urban areas, SCAD Campus Safety and Security is committed to educating students on the best methods for protecting their personal safety.
Security strategy
SCAD is dedicated to balancing a safe learning environment and an open college experience. We research new tactics, analyze security trends and constantly grow as a department to maximize safety.
SCAD Campus Safety and Security
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Hello Jon, and welcome. I wish you the best of luck.
My recommendation would be to read the book (and Mark's blog), and just do as much as you can do in line with those recommendations - don't get too caught up in the experimental hacks and sometimes wild theories which lurk in the forums! One step at a time, just do as much as you can do, and stick with it - give it time. Persistence and progress, not perfection is what matters, or as Mark says, "don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good".


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Source: AP
quote: "WE NEED MORE SUBSIDIES! NO ONE WANTS OUR STUFF WITHOUT THEM!"
quote: Nevermind that oil and gas companies actually pay a huge amount in taxes every year rather than surviving off DOE loans and counting on their customers getting subsidies in order to sell their products.
quote: In todays world well established private enterprise doesn't invest in new ideas or social change.
quote: That's what subsidies are for, rewarding risk takers that develop an idea before it makes great financial sense.
quote: Oil companies should pay huge taxes when they are the most profitable companies in the world.


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They checked the facts on lactose intolerance
They checked the facts on lactose intolerance
Consumers battling lactose intolerance might need to find ways to become more tolerant of dairy to manage good health. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently gathered a panel of nutrition experts to address lactose intolerance and health. The group evaluated the most recent research on lactose intolerance, discussed strategies to manage the condition, and discovered the outcomes of diets that exclude dairy foods. Lactose intolerance is the result of low amounts of the lactase enzymes used to comfortably digest dairy products and more specifically, lactose — the sugar found in milk. Many times when the condition is discovered, dairy products are almost completely eliminated in the diet. The panel of experts completed a thorough scientific review and drafted a consensus statement to address common misconceptions about lactose intolerance.
African Americans tend to have lower Vitamin D intakes. Part of that likely is due to the increased prevalence of lactose intolerance in the African American community. The National Medical Association is the nation's largest group of African American physicians. Dr. Wilma Wooten, president of its San Diego chapter presented research to the NIH panel on the ethnic prevalence of lactose intolerance. "Individuals with lactose intolerance should not avoid dairy products," Wooten said. "This message should be reinforced to prevent the missed opportunity provided by the nutrient-rich package of low and nonfat milk, hard cheese, and yogurt with live active cultures."
Another study quantified the degree of lactose intolerance in the United States and found an amount lower than previously thought. They concluded that as little as 12 percent of the U.S. population identifies themselves as lactose-intolerant. However, ethnically, this number varied. For European Americans, 7.7 percent reported being lactose-intolerant, 10.1 percent of Hispanic Americans, and 19.5 percent of African Americans report being lactose-intolerant.
Dietary guidelines for Americans encourage those with lactose intolerance to focus on consuming lower-lactose dairy options such as lactose-free milk, yogurt, and hard cheeses to ensure they receive the important nutrients found in dairy products. If you would like more information on the recent panel on lactose intolerance, visit the National Dairy Council's website.


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Bb Learn - Wikis
This workshop is closed.
(Enrollment closes 6pm the day before this workshop)
Wed Apr 3, 2013 1:00pm - 3:00pm @ e-Learning Training Room
Category: Tools Seats Available: 8
Format: Hands-on Delivery Method: Real-time Delivery System: Classroom
Instructors: Ann Randall
A wiki is a collaborative website which can be directly edited by anyone with access to it. One of the best-known wikis is Wikipedia, an online encyclopedia whose content is contributed by its users. At NAU, a variety of wiki tools are in use, including Confluence,�PB Wiki,�WetPaint, and the collaborative online Office Suite, Google Docs�and more recently Google Sites. Bb Learn has a wiki too, and we'll explore both how and why/when a wiki might be a good choice for a student activity.


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Farquahrt�s. Storyville. The San Juan Room. The Solid Muldoon. Player�s. Purple Haze. The Pelican�s Nest.
I could go on, but to do so would give the false impression that I�m an old drunk. And I�m not a drunk, I�m just old. But my point should be clear. Bars in Durango are fleeting enterprises.
That�s what makes this week�s 15th birthday celebration at The Summit so impressive. The list of bars that have come and gone since the Bachmans and the Appleton brothers renamed The Loft in 1997 is much longer than space allows here.
But since then, it�s been the only place to find live music every weekend in downtown Durango. Current owner Scottie Sindelar worked there for five years before purchasing the bar on July 1, 2008.
This week�s schedule is a microcosm of the reason for The Summit�s longevity, as well as the biggest challenge to it. Bluegrass on Wednesday, reggae on Thursday, hip-hop on Friday and DJs spinning electronic music Saturday � that�s eclectic.
�I think consistency in a wide range of music options keeps the market we target,� Sindelar said. �I love the booking aspect because it exposes me to so many different things.�
As one who has lived the nightlife, I can say that Sindelar is a true champion of the people. Nine years of late nights that stretch into early mornings is not a career for the weak of mind or body. That means nine years of drunks. Drunks who fight, drunks who do terrible things to your facilities and drunks who still complain that there�s no live music scene in Durango after spending six hours in your bar jamming out to a band that cost all of $5 to see. And yet, every time you walk in to The Summit, there�s Sindelar greeting you with a smile.
�I just keep my head on straight and try to deal with each situation with as much hospitality as I can,� he said. �It�s in my genes to be nice. And as much bad as comes with it, there�s twice the good � when the dance floor�s packed it offsets some puke in the bathroom. I just take a nice long hike the following day.�
One of Sindelar�s biggest challenges is booking music that people want to see at the right price. He�s rarely able to charge more than $5, but the acts come from across the country.
It takes a lot of guesswork and often requires an adventurous spirit from his audience to take a chance on an as-yet unheard-of band. And a lot can happen in 15 years; kids who were 21 in 1997 are now 36, and many a musical trend has come and gone during those years.
�I try to keep up on the trends, but I can differentiate quality, and my main thing when booking is quality within a genre. If it�s good musicianship, I can dig it.�
Keep digging, Scottie � Durango would not be the same without you.


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it surprised me, how
love had somehow settled in eternal,
like a shroud.
but have I yet died my death?
or you?
living our hard choice
is close, in a way
generations rise
from the sea, then dwindle…
what will it matter
that we paid a price?
I, for tempting, you for
desiring…each clasping
all the wrong reasons
like an innocent bouquet
we could only find
answers in drama'd adieu,
knowing now we
still had too much to
learn to even be
will the soulless
deserts of time even
care that the gutless should have
mowed grass at the cutting edge?
surely not.
we were only a temporary
cast in a long running show
new lovers will discover
that karma…however laughingly
evoked or depicted…
--Jo VonBargen 2011
"Beautifully written!" Time capsule for the future. FROM THIS FAR TIME (The Human Saga) Fierce, taut #poetry! http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005KJLCLC


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Yo, I just picked up the blue and grey beef and brocolli timbs to go with the Yankee fitted...
Por Rob Black the dude 10 de noviembre de 2006
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Can you define these popular missing words?
a rolled cigarette or cigar containing; marijuana and hashish.
jeepers teddy that "beef and brocolli" blunt got me twisted like a savage climbing up an antenna pole wearing victoria secret panties..
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The Summoning Technique (口寄せの術 Kuchiyose no Jutsu) is a space–time ninjutsu that allows the summoner to transport animals across long distances instantly. Before a summon can be performed, a prospective summoner must first sign a contract with a given species. The contract can come in the form of a scroll or a tattoo. The summoner then signs the contract in their own blood. After this, they need to offer an additional donation of blood, perform the hand seals and use the same hand they signed the contract with to summon the creature. The amount of chakra used during the summoning determines how big the summoned creature can be. It should be noted that anyone can summon the animal as long as they have the blood from someone who has made a contract, along with sufficient chakra of their own.
When an animal is summoned it is transported from its place of residence to the summoner's location. Once summoned, the animal can perform a task or help the user in battle. The summon is not required to help the user, and may be more of a hindrance than an ally. In addition, summons are able to summon their summoner. They may also wear a forehead protector, suggesting a loyalty to only one village.
- You can only own and/or sign a maximum of two animal summoning contracts. When you reach the rank of jounin you can sign or make your first contract, when you reach the rank of kage your second.
- Summons that are originally from the manga (like toads, snakes, dogs, slugs etc.) can only be summoned by characters who have shown being able to do it in the manga (like Naruto, Jiraiya, Sasuke, Tsunade etc.) and custom characters who have learned it. Canon characters who have not signed the contracts in the manga can not.
- If you make a canon character that knows a canon summoning (like Jiraiya toads, Orochimaru snakes etc.) you get the contract by default and you don't have to be trained in it. However in return when you drop the bio you loose the contract with it. On the other hand a custom bio has to be trained in it if he wants to know a specific contract, but he can keep it till he drops it.
- Canon summoning contracts can only be taught to custom characters by sensei's who have made the bio of the main contract holder (an Orochimaru bio for snakes, a Jiraiya bio for toads, a Kakashi bio for dogs etc.). If a contract was made before it was shown in the manga (like hawks) only the original holder of the contract can teach it.
- New custom summonings can be made for canon contracts.
- A custom summoning contract can only be passed on by the contract holder to a maximum of five people for them to sign it (so six in total). When one of those drops the contract a new person can sign it. In the case the owner wants to drop/change the contract he has to give it to one of the persons who signed it, that person then becomes the new contract holder. He then can teach it to five new people.
- Summoning animals from both your contracts in the same battle is forbidden (with the exception of Pein, neither can the Pein summonings be taught to anyone).
- You can only summon a maximum of four animals per battle.


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Valentine's Day with Veal
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The checkoff's veal channel marketing program continues to focus on promoting veal for special holidays. What better way to celebrate Valentine's Day (Feb. 14) than with our featured recipe: VEAL CHOPS WITH PEPPER-PEAR RELISH.
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Celebrities who joined March on Washington
POSTED: 04:57 PM MST Jan 19, 2014 UPDATED: 12:00 AM MST Jan 18, 2016
When Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech on the Lincoln Memorial steps during 1963's March on Washington, more than a few famous faces were on hand to help the cause.
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