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Dell'z Deli is branching out.
The popular sandwich shop near Cannon and King streets in downtown Charleston will open a second location at the end of March at 511 Rutledge Ave., just north of the Crosstown.
It will carry vegan and vegetarian menu items only, owner Dell Grayson said. And it will have ample seating with a counter and tables in the new 1,500-square-foot shop.
The original Dell'z, in its tiny 350-square-foot space, will continue to operate as usual.
McClellanville makeover
Bulls Bay Supply, a general merchandise store with everything from hardware to candy bars, has shut down after 33 years in McClellanville.
McClellanville residents and shop owners Oliver and Debbie Thames closed the shop last week at 10086 U.S. Highway 17 to enjoy their retirement.
But if everything goes as planned, it won't stay dark long.
Emmett McCrea of Kingstree, a forest consultant, farmer and entrepreneur, is in talks to buy the store. If the closing occurs, he plans to reopen the store and start by cleaning the 10,800-square-foot shop and rearranging store shelves.
He plans to add sporting goods, convert one of three offices into a small kitchen with breakfast and lunch items, build onto the store for hardware items and construct a metal building as a marine accessories center. Eventually, he plans to add produce and sweetgrass basket stands and a fish market on the 5.38-acre site.
Sweet treat
A Florida-based company that makes custom chocolates is opening in Mount Pleasant.
Tasty Image will hold its grand opening today at 644 Long Point Road, Suite E, in Belle Hall Shopping Center. A ribbon-cutting at noon will feature company founder Derri Cerbone and Mount Pleasant Mayor Billy Swails.
It prints messages, company logos or photos with edible ink on chocolate.
Grand opening activities include a ChocoDoodle contest for kids, a prize wheel, business card raffle and free chocolate samples. Festivities include an appearance by Ruffle the Truffle, the company's mascot.
The new 1,000-square-foot shop will be owned and operated by Arpan and Neha Kotecha. The company's other stores are in California, Florida, Maryland, Nevada, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.
New pattern
Aubergine Home Collection is moving. The fabric shop, which also has a retail site in Freshfields Village between Kiawah and Seabrook islands, will move from 215 Coleman Blvd. near Shem Creek in Mount Pleasant to the Food Lion-anchored shopping center at Maybank Highway and River Road on Johns Island on March 1.
Owner Grace Hibbin said she wanted a better location for her workshop, where she makes bed linens and draperies and sells fabrics. The new workshop will be open on a limited basis.
No word on what will take over the current Mount Pleasant site, which served as Down to Earth nursery until 2008 when the housing and financial markets collapsed. Aubergine occupied the site for about two years, after moving from a site near Queensborough Shopping Center off Anna Knapp Boulevard in Mount Pleasant.
Property owner Mike Gleaton said several people are interested in the location just past Shem Creek.
Earlier versions of this story indicated the closing for Bulls Bay Supply had occurred but it had not yet taken place as of Thursday.
Do you know of a business that is opening, closing or expanding? Reach Warren L. Wise at 937-5524 or twitter.com/warrenlancewise.


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U.S. Nuclear reactors are not known for their fuel
efficiency. At a mere three to four percent burn-up, much of the uranium fuel
is wasted and current reactors produce large amounts of unsightly nuclear
waste. Advanced gas reactors may offer a better choice for the aging U.S.
nuclear power posse.
Working together with the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and the Babcock &
Wilcox Company, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), with funding from the
Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Science, has produced a new fuel for
the high temperatures of advanced gas reactors. In tests conducted at the
Advanced Test Reactor at INL, the fuel reached a nine percent burn-up, a near
three-fold efficiency gain from traditional water-cooled nuclear plant fuel and
halfway to the targeted 16 to 18 percent.
The fuel, produced in the ORNL Materials Science and Technology Division, is
made up of thousands of tiny carbon and silicon carbide coated spheres of
uranium, which are compressed into fuel sticks and loaded into a graphite form.
With growing concerns about nuclear
reactor waste products, skeptical
outlooks for the future of nuclear power and foreign
companies selling mini-plants to U.S. customers, a new, more efficient fuel
made in America is a ray of hope for U.S. nuclear power advocates. Though it
will possibly never be without its own pollution problems, further refinement
and research into fission reactors may yield a very efficient and comparatively
clean energy generation model.
quote: Once the chain reaction gets out of control it's bend over and kiss your bottom goodbye.
quote: Its statements like these that will keep us forever tied to energy sources controlled by some of the most evil regimes in history.
quote: Would you live within a line of sight of a nuclear plant?
quote: and not just Allied soldiers, taking all sides into consideration
quote: to secure oil reserves
quote: Yes thats why we're fighting. Because we're getting so much from Iraq's oil. The first oil contract out of Iraq went to China.
quote: If you think nuclear is so great, ask yourself this: Would you live within a line of sight of a nuclear plant?

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The art of capsizing a person with a running kick slap. It is a technique from an ancient form of marshal arts and takes years to master. The only true way to enter a state of mind where it is possible to perform this move is alcohol induced, but some monks have performed it without any alcohol in their system what so ever.
"OMG, did you see that chedpit? Is he a monk, or really drunk?"
מאת Rfish 2 באוקטובר, 2012
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A type of kick-slapping motion used by skilled fighters.
"Last week in my local, I chedpitted this guy."
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - Craig Vermes likes old things.
He drives a 1928 Ford Model A, collects and repairs antique telephones and recently restored a family heirloom dining-room set from 1914.
So, when he decided to part with family photo albums, daguerreotypes and a gold-and-ebony cane inscribed with his great-great-grandfather's name, the decision was a tough one.
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Craig Vermes holds a cane formerly owned by the grandson of the founder of Hollidaysburg. His wife, Rachie, is sitting in a chair that Vermes said also belonged to the Holliday family.
"I'm a very sentimental guy. ... It's very hard for me to get rid of things from my father or grandparents," he said.
The cane belonged to William Reynolds Holliday, grandson of Hollidaysburg's founder, Adam Holliday. And, according to Vermes' grandmother, it was a gift from the borough to William for being Adam's descendant.
Vermes, 55, of Ludlow, Mass., is the seventh descendant in the Holliday line, making the borough's founder his great-great-great-great-grandfather.
And now, with his parents and two brothers gone, and only a few distant cousins left, Vermes said he is - for all intents and purposes - the last surviving member of the Holliday family.
Without any children to whom the items can pass, Vermes said he wants to see them taken care of by someone who appreciates their historical significance.
In November he contacted Judith Solomon, research secretary for the Blair County Genealogy Society, and the two have been exchanging emails and family information.
Solomon wrote in the latest society newsletter that the name Holliday has "local and historical genealogical significance to the founding of Hollidaysburg," although the story about the cane's origin cannot be confirmed.
Vermes said the cane, which features a 21-karat gold handle, had to have been a gift from someone.
"I'm sure nobody in our family, at that time, could have afforded something like this," he said.
Originally, Vermes said he wanted to bequeath the cane and other items to a historical society in his will, on the condition that all items would be Hollidaysburg Borough property on permanent loan to the Blair County Historical Society.
However, after several attempts at contacting Hollidaysburg Mayor Joseph Dodson and council members, Vermes said he was put off by the lack of interest and rescinded the offer.
"I thought this cane would be very special to Hollidaysburg," he said.
He said Solomon's work went "above and beyond," and with her help, the two were able to fill in a lot of blanks in the Holliday line.
"I want somebody to treasure these," he said, and if anyone is the right person for the job, it's Solomon and the historical society.
For his part, Dodson said he'd only been contacted once, via email, when Vermes explained his decision to turn the items over to the historical society.
"If he's got something to give to the borough, present it to the borough," he said.
Borough Manager Mark Schroyer said he's grateful Vermes made the gesture to donate the cane and photo albums to be borough property, and he's happy knowing they will be displayed.
Schroyer said there is no depository for such items in Hollidaysburg and borough municipal offices would not be appropriate for some of Vermes' items.
"[The cane] looks like a wonderful piece," he said. "It seems like Blair County Historical Society's museum would be the best place for it."
Historical society Executive Director Jeannine Treese said between 4,000 and 5,000 people visit the museum each year.
Currently on display is a Revolutionary War-era sword, which Treese said belonged to James, the son of Hollidaysburg's co-founder and Adam's brother, William Holliday.
James enlisted in the war at age 18, Treese said. He was killed Sept. 11, 1777, in the Battle of Brandywine near present-day West Chester, almost 20 years before Hollidaysburg was founded in 1796.
Historical society trustee Michael Farrow said the cane is the only other item of its kind that belonged to the Holliday family, and he's looking forward to seeing the cane in person.
"It will make a nice companion [to the sword]," he said.
Treese said the historical society always welcomes donations with historical significance to the region.
And the cane might be coming home sooner than expected.
Because of all the help Solomon provided him, Vermes said he's considering donating the cane as early as this summer, when he could deliver it in person and see it displayed with the sword.
The history of everything he owns, from his car to his old telephones, is important, he said.
"When you touch something that's antique, you're touching the lives of every person that's owned it," he said.
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a gust of wind blown from the inner loins of the female, given to you only when suffient length has been inserted into your lower lips
when i was in 6th grade, i inserted a candle into my verticle.. smile out of curiousity of course and a pussy fart was soon released :-)
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An expulsion of trapped air from the vagina after an act of sexual intercourse or, less commonly, vigorous cunnilingus, accompanied by a loud report resembliong the expulsion of methane gas from the anus. In women with extremely prominent labia and tight vaginas, a "pussy fart" may resemble a growling noise not unlike that of a feline, which may have given rise to the term "pussy" for the female genitalia.
I was enjoyng a cigarette after banging Roz and dang! Her pussy farted loud as a howitzer and nearly blew out my smoke!
מאת Tunmy AuGratin 23 בפברואר, 2006
Gas expelled from the vagina after it has been thoroughly satisfied by a big hard cock or long sticky fingaz.
Right after I banged these two broads I heard a symphony of pussy farts.
מאת venusflytrap 17 בינואר, 2005
When a bunch of air gets trapped in a snatch after alot of fucking.
We banged for 20 minutes and then she got a case of the pussy farts.
מאת Will Myers 4 ביוני, 2006
Something no one talks about in public anymore
"You know what nobody talks about in public anymore, pussy farts." George Carlin
מאת carlinisgod 15 ביוני, 2007
1. The gas expelled from a pussy during sex 2. Someone stupid beyond all limits of polite conversation
"What do you MEAN Laborde wants to fly planes? The pussyfart can't even tie his own shoes!"
מאת Labordehater 9 בפברואר, 2003
1) An unwanted or embarassing noise during an otherwise thoroughly enjoyable activity.
2) An annoying braggart, an unmitigated idiot.
3) The sound of air escaping the vagina while being pistoned by a rock hard penis.
2) An annoying braggart, an unmitigated idiot.
3) The sound of air escaping the vagina while being pistoned by a rock hard penis.
That pussyfart Del needs to get a life.
I do hope that was a pussyfart and not something else.
I do hope that was a pussyfart and not something else.
מאת frobnitz 5 ביולי, 2006
In short, Alec Baldwin.
Last time "The Edge" was on TV I realized what a huge pussy fart Alec Baldwin is.
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To fail at an endeavor. To not succeed.
Ron was a completely failed at life until he shot himself then he succeeded at that.
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same as fail, but a more personal description of someones actions, as in did not succeed, did not finish, could not accomplish
John went to the club last nigh but he did not come back home with some poontang..... He failed...
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While the HyperX drives fly the flag for Kingston in the performance/enthusiasts arena, the SSDNow V+200 480GB range is aimed at the business segment or "everyday business" as it proudly boasts on the box.
That's not to say that it isn't allowed for everyone else.
Because of the cheaper asynchronous NAND Flash memory Kingston uses, the SSDNow V+200 is cheaper than both its large capacity Intel SSD 520 Series and HyperX 3K cousins, but still suffers price-wise against some of its 480GB competitors.
Even in this high-capacity segment of the SSD market, pricing has lately got more competitive.
Having said that, with retail prices of around £430 (around $670), this V+200 480GB drive still manages to break the magical £1 per GB barrier by a fair old margin.
Kingston quotes sequential read/write figures of 535MB/s and 480MB/s respectively for the drive, something that was confirmed by the ATTO compressible data benchmark.
In fact, it turns out that these quoted speeds are a little on the conservative side; in testing we saw 552MB/s and 505MB/s for the reads and writes, respectively.
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Controller - SandForce SF-2281
Memory type - Asynchronous NAND
Interface - SATA 6Gbps
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Although the SSDNow V+200 uses a SandForce controller like all the other drives test here, bar the Crucial drive (Marvell), it suffers against the rest of the drives as it's the only one using slower asynchronous NAND whereas the others use a mix of faster synchronous or Toggle NAND.
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MARTINSBURG - When entering The Commons Shopping Center, visitors may be used to seeing signs advertising store names or special deals, but a new sign has attracted residents attention: "Hotel Coming Soon."
The Aikens Group - a commercial, retail and hotel development firm based in Winchester, Va. - is planning to expand its commercial enterprises in Martinsburg by building a hotel near The Commons.
The hotel would reside on a 9.9-acre property that borders the west end of the shopping plaza, behind the Books-A-Million and Best Buy. In addition to building a hotel, the Aikens Group plans to sell a 1.2-acre restaurant pad on the property.
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A sign announcing 'Hotel Coming Soon' can be seen at the entrance of The Commons Shopping Center, detailing the future arrival of a 100- to 125-room hotel built by the Aikens Group.
According to Steven Parrish, senior vice president of the Aikens Group, the hotel would have its own entrance to the facility and would not share access with The Commons' entryway.
The hotel is projected to house between 100 and 125 rooms.
While news of the hotel is not new to Berkeley County Planning Director Mike Thompson, the timing of the project is surprising.
"We've heard it was coming, that something was going to be put in there," Thompson said. "We heard about it but we haven't seen anything. Nothing has been submitted to us for any kind of approval."
According to Thompson, the process to achieve approval through the Planning Department and the Berkeley County Planning Committee takes a minimum of three to four months.
"We don't have anything obvious against it. We met with them a few months ago, but haven't heard anything since. I thought we might have the sketch plan by now," Thompson said.
Construction on the hotel will begin in 2013, Parrish said. According to Parrish, the average time frame to build a hotel is 18 months.
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Bohrer family reunion
MARTINSBURG - Bohrer Family Summer Picnic will be today at the Berkeley County Youth Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall. Eating at 1 p.m. sharp. Please bring a covered dish and salad or dessert. Meat, plates/flatware and drinks will be provided. To help offset the cost, we will hold a raffle if you would like to donate any items.
Markley/Hottel family reunion
EDINBURG, Va. - The 22nd annual Markley/Hottel family and friends get-together, along with the Elias and Mary Elizabeth Spitler Markley reunion, will be held today at "Hotteltown," homestead of the Markleys and Hottels, 463 Hotteltown Lane. Refreshments and snacks will be provided starting at 10.m. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m.
For more information, call 304-229-3692 or 540-984-8881.
MHS Class of 1982 to reunite on July 21
MARTINSBURG - The Martinsburg High School Class of 1982 will hold its 30th class reunion July 21 at Poor House Farm Park. Classmates will receive event information via mail or email. Those who do not receive their informaiton should email Elaine (Butler) Bobo at mtbg firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kackley reunion
MARTINSBURG - The Kackley reunion will be held at 1 p.m. July 22 at War Memorial Park, off of Tennessee Avenue, at the Norwalk Creek Pavilion beside creek. Decendants of Martin Van Buren Kackley; Charles Permenis Kackley; or Joseph Robert Rumsey Kackley.
For more information or to RSVP, call Donna at 304-279-0387.


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Always wise to say that but the Penguins have, as expected, some serious problems with their D and Goalies right now. I don't think they'll come back.
But seeing LA having that many problems against the Hawks let's the Red Wings effort even shine brighter.
Seeing as our boys took the Hawks to 7 and Minnesota lost in 5, and the Kings may as well. Proud of our boys even with the skid at the end.


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This week's word was a tough one that threatened to invite cliche. So many of our writers stretched themselves outside of the obvious, though, giving us truly fantastic responses. After reading through all thirty (!) entries, we decided that our favorite of the week was Amanda's from Last Mom On Earth. In this piece, two lovers are engaging in a fantasy that is not necessarily shared between them. The female character seems to be playing her role for the sake of her husband, perhaps because she is working off a debt of her own. It is an interesting relationship and an engaging read:
"You were made in my image," he whispered with his teeth against her ear. His hand pressed on the back of her neck. Her face was smashed into the pillow. She liked it. It was quiet in here. She listened to the feathers rustling against one another.
"Ask me," he said into the dark, empty room. There weren't any pictures on the walls. They hadn't gotten as far as to decorate the bedroom. "Ask me." A bead of perspiration fell from his forehead and landed between her shoulder blades.
"Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned," she said, but the pillow case was in her mouth.
He sighed dramatically. "You have to say it loud enough for me to hear or it won't work," he said.
"What won't work?" she wondered.
She turned her head to the side and took a breath of cold air. Red numbers on the clock were glowing from the bedside table. It wasn't quite midnight. There were people passing under their window. Someone laughed. The feathers whispered under her ear. "Forgive me, Father," she shouted.
"Yeah, good," he said. "Why?"
"I have sinned," she said.
"Say it again," he said. "Say it louder."
She looked at the mirror sitting crooked on the dresser. Their shoes were lined up neatly against the wall. They had only just moved here, to try to start over. This time they would have a proper marriage. This time she wouldn't talk to the boys down by the pier. She would be home when she said she would.
"I've sinned," she said.Our second place prize goes to Tim Frederick who managed to craft a creepy, funny, relatable tale about the potential minefields of the internet dating world. We love his nod to literary geniuses and relate to the scouring of bookshelves for clues. Third place goes to Karen with her story of a model posing for an angry, demanding sculptor. Karen's piece makes for an anxious, compelling read, and we're left wondering how it will end. Nicely done to all of you.
And now, on to the weekend challenge.
In his book A Moveable Feast, Ernest Hemingway said, "All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence you know." He continued: "If I started to write elaborately, or like someone introducing or presenting something, I found that I could cut the scrollwork or ornament out and throw it away and start with the first true simple declarative sentence I had written."
This week we are asking you to follow some oft-repeated writing advice: cut the excess. Give us only what we need to know. Don't tell us; show us. Do not start your story before the action. Nobody cares about a car before it crashes. If you start your story just as a head goes through the windshield, I promise you we will keep reading.
For this week's challenge, we are asking you to give us a complete story in three sentences.
How do we define a story? Loosely. There are no right or wrong answers. Responses will be judged by their ability to engage us. How do we define a sentence? Again, loosely. This contest isn't about picking apart the definitions of either story or sentence. It's about creating something thrilling and engaging and whole in just a tiny amount of space. There is no word limit, but you should aim for brevity.
If you think all of this is impossible and ridiculous, I ask you to think on Hemingway's famous flash fiction piece: "For sale: baby shoes, never worn." Six words. At least three believable characters (the baby, the person selling the shoes, the person to whom the shoes being sold). A crisis. A resolution. He did it in one sentence. We're giving you two extra. Not because we think you need it, but because we like the number three.


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on October 26, 2012 - 6:27 PM
A Cheektowaga woman who already was serving probation for scamming 104 snowplowing customers out of more than $21,000 was sentenced to another five years' probation Friday for her welfare fraud conviction.
Terry Lyn Jarvis, 43, of Cleveland Drive, pleaded guilty in June to failing to report the snowplowing money and money she received from the sale of two small tracts of land while she was receiving public assistance.
Jarvis paid restitution to the customers who did not receive the snowplowing services for which they paid.
Defense lawyer James DeMatteo said in court that she turned over $11,057 she owes the Social Service Department for the ill-gotten welfare benefits.
"You won't see me back in court," Jarvis told State Supreme Court Justice M. William Boller.
"Your days of ripping off the people or the system are over," Boller replied during the sentencing hearing.
Boller said he imposed probation – not jail – because she made restitution. Making restitution was the only way she had to avoid jail, he said.
Jarvis had faced a prison term of up to seven years for the third-degree welfare fraud conviction.
Boller also ordered her to perform 500 hours of community service.
At the time of her plea in June, Erie County District Attorney Frank A. Sedita III said Jarvis "now stands convicted of having flimflammed both private citizens and Erie County taxpayers."
Jarvis pleaded guilty March 28 to felony first-degree scheme to defraud for the snowplowing scams she carried out last year for services she did not provide and was sentenced to probation in July for that conviction.
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It's pretty common knowledge that exercise helps stave off a myriad of health problems, including cardiovascular problems such as strokes.
Now, researchers are saying there's an easy way to tell if you're getting enough exercise to reduce your risk of a stroke: If you didn't sweat, you probably didn't work out hard enough.
In a study funded by the National Institutes of Health, researchers talked to thousands of subjects about their weekly exercise routine.
TheHeart.org's HeartWire reports that subjects who were inactive were 20 percent more likely to suffer a stroke than subjects who exercised four or more times per week. Subjects who exercised one to three times per week had a 16 percent greater risk of stroke than those who exercised more.
"When considering men, exercising at an intensity sufficient to work up a sweat greater than four times per week is more effective than exercising one to three times per week," the study states.
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They met on www.match.com and it was a match made in heaven. This couple was so very much in love! They were engaged on October 1, 2010, so they had a good year before the wedding planning kicked in. The bride was a terrific organizer and her ideas were incredibly creative. She pulled together the most beautiful centerpieces, with candelabras, crystals and florals. Her linens were a beautiful navy blue, which complimented the gold chivari chairs and the motif in the "Gilded Fox" Ballroom. Megan looked like s "barbie doll" the day of her wedding, everything so perfect about her! She is employed at Fannie Mae and Andrew at Sparks Government Solutions. Her advice to couples planning a wedding: "give yourself plenty of time the week before the wedding to get all of your last minute items together. Believe me it is a stressful week." When I asked her what she most enjoyed about her own wedding, she said that she and Andrew had done such a great job planning, that they decided that they were just going to enjoy themselves. So they relaxed and took it all in. She said that the venue is so beautiful and really provides he most amazing setting. They loved the Black Horse Inn. They are heading to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for their honeymoon!
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How sad. Apparently Osmond still is in pain; I wonder if she will pull out of Skate Canada?
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First glides on the #ice after two months!! Almost felt like I've never skated in my life before... http://instagram.com/p/gXZooTEAVL/
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Madison Hubbell shares about a hip injury she has been fighting through this season in her new blog on Icenetwork-
Has anybody heard how Daisuke is doing?
I've looked around here on GS, but this is the last info I've been able to find:
There's a thread re Daisuke's injury on the GPF subforum, but, alas, it has devolved into a Hanyu discussion, so nothing really relevant there.
There was an article about Kiira Korpi in a Finnish newspaper a few days ago. She isn't going to return to LA to train with Arutunian in December as originally planned. Her rehab has gone pretty well but she isn't doing any jumps yet. She has been practicing together with the national team and also a Finnish ice dance group a few times a week. Kiira is still having some pain in her foot, experiencing some "electric shock" kind of pain, but according to her doctor it is only a good thing and shows that she is recovering. Kiira is planning to return to LA in the beginning of next year. To me it sounds like she won't have enough time to be ready for Worlds. She was hoping to compete there.
Oh no..
In which paper was this? I haven't heard anything and usually her news are told also in tabloids and nothing there..
It was in Aamulehti I think.
Has anyone heard any news about Anna Cappellini? There are no practice reports from Fukuoka (at least I couldn't find any in English), but I heard from a few sources that Anna fell pretty badly during the practice session and hurt her head.
"Nothing wakes you up like a good scary fall in practice! All patched up now, resting cozy in my room and getting ready for tomorrow!!!!
Many thanks to the Japanese Medica Staff, also at the hospital )))"
It seems that they are planning to skate. I really hope that they will be able to do so and achieve good results!
does anyone know if Korpi is not going to the Olympics? Are Kavaguti and Smirnov finished for sure? will they retire. While not really an injury what about Reynolds? He has not skated at all and was or is no. 5 in the world? Any news about Osmond or is she too finished for this year? I know she competed this weekend at the Skate Canaada Challenge and won with a huge freeskate which would nonly win in Canada. But she can't do some jumps still and had to water down the program and looking at the pcs was tenatitive. Any news, on Joubert though I am not sure if he is injured or what. Hegellson is she coming back or will she let her sister go to the Olympics. Dai is he doing okay? We all were left floored with the most shocking news that Evan is not skating at the uS nationals. I am sure people are just in absolute utter shock, stunned, blindsided. who could have seen this (as mean as it sounds). But really there is something kind of annoying that you feel misled; given false hope so and so is skating when realistically it probably wasn't happening. I am sad his dream is over but really as odd as it sounds he got the best of both world - looks like he gave it his all and he doens't look like a fool about getting beaten by so many skaters.
I forgot about that - qualification issue since she didn't skate at world's last year and finland couldn't do it when it counted at Nelborn. Sad. I wonder if she will retire after this year?


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Thursday, March 21, 2013
As many expected, Republican voters will be heading to the polls again in two weeks for a runoff to determine their candidate for the First Congressional District.
Democrats, on the other hand, overwhelming chose Elizabeth Colbert Busch over perennial Ben Frasier.
Former Gov. Mark Sanford got almost 37 percent of the 53,657 votes cast in the Republican primary.
Dorchester County was more favorable toward the former governor, with almost 40 percent of Republican voters here choosing Sanford.
Behind him were attorney and former Charleston County Councilman Curtis Bostic, with 13.32 percent of the vote districtwide, and state Sen. Larry Grooms, with 12.4 percent of the vote districtwide.
Because Bostic and Grooms are separated by less than 1 percent of the vote, there will be an automatic recount, said Joshua Dickard, executive director of the Dorchester County Board of Elections and Voter Registration.
Bostic performed better here in Dorchester than districtwide, earning 18 percent of the vote here.
Third place among Dorchester Republicans went to former Dorchester County Sheriff Ray Nash, with 12 percent of the vote. Districtwide, however, Nash received only 5 percent of the vote.
Voters who chose Sanford often cited his political experience as being more important than his extramarital affair and disappearance from the state.
Other candidates are touting their status as good Christian family men, and that's all well and good, but "we need someone who can hit the ground running," said Paul Gazaille outside the ROTC building at Summerville High School.
John Kalinofski considered Teddy Turner, but ultimately stuck with Sanford. New people in Washington don't know what's going on the way someone with experience does, he said.
But Bobby Boehler, voting late in the day at Alston Middle School, didn't want anything to do with anyone who's already held office.
"I'm tired of incumbents. Next ballot's going to be the same way. No incumbents," he said.
He voted for Teddy Turner.
Audrey Holzhausen voted for Bostic.
She chose him because he is pro-life and a Constitutionalist, she said.
Most all of the candidates claim those positions, she noted, but she has confidence Bostic actually means it.
"It is something I do know about him," she said.
Democratic voters ranged from resigned to hopeful when asked to assess Colbert Busch's chances in the general election.
Karen Campbell voted for Colbert Busch, but she said she wondered if she should bother, given Colbert Busch's "pretty slim" chance of winning the general election.
"Nevertheless, I still have to do my little part," she said.
Jane Shealey, however, was more optimistic about Colbert Busch's chances.
"I think they're higher than most people might judge, because she's such a unique candidate," Shealey said.
"It's time for a good woman from South Carolina," she said.
Tuesday's election marked the first implementation of the state's photo ID law, and as a result observers from the U.S. Department of Justice were at several polling places.
The election commission's poll workers said most people were aware of the requirement and prepared with a photo ID.
Some complained about it, while others praised the new law.
One would-be voter at Alston Middle School got upset when poll workers wouldn't accept his work ID.
There was also some annoyance at a few of the schools that moved the usual polling locations.
Voters at Alston typically go to the front lobby, but because school was in session Tuesday, the polling place was moved behind the school to the gym.
At Summerville High School, voters had to drive to the opposite side of campus to the ROTC building instead of using the cafeteria.
Fort Dorchester High School, on the other hand, blocked students from entering the polling location in the front lobby.
The only hiccup occurred when curbside voters arrived as school was letting out and parents were idling in the driveway waiting for students, blocking voters from getting to the curbside location.
The polling places that were moved will remain in their alternate locations for the runoff and general election, Dickard said.
The runoff is scheduled for April 2 and the election is May 7.
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Our polls for the "Apple TV Hacks Best of 2011 Award" closed on the 15th of February. The participation was amazing: we have received over 3000 entries. Surprisingly, the competition wasn't stiff. It looks like it was pretty easy for you to decide who should have won as aTV Flash (black) has been clearly leading the competition from the very start to the end. As a result, FireCore's flagship product won with 40 percent of the vote. XBMC for Apple TV 2 took the second place with 21 percent and the third place went to Seas0nPass with 9 percent of the vote.
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The search for a boater missing off Port Canaveral has been suspended.
The United States Coast Guard was looking for Patrick Cornelias, 59, who reported heart trouble Wednesday.
Cornelias, of Delaware, radioed for help at 8 a.m. from his 42-foot sailboat Agaya, saying he had chest pains and a tingling sensation in his left arm.
A rescue helicopter and a response boat found the man's sailboat, but Cornelias was not on board.
The Coast Guard searched for 38 hours, covering about 7,710 square miles, but Cornelias was not located.
The incident is still under investigation.


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Apple iPhone 5c vs Samsung Galaxy S4
0. phoneArena 16 Oct 2013, 05:51 posted on
On one side of the ring, we have the almighty Samsung Galaxy S4, the Android smartphone that's arguably the best that the platform has to offer. And on the other side, we have the refreshed version of the iPhone 5 – what we know now as the iPhone 5c. Indeed, it's regarded as a mid-ranger due to its price point, but that doesn't mean it can't hold its own ground against the more aggressive offering of the Galaxy S4. New body, same old hardware from before, so let's find out how the iPhone 5c stacks up against the Galaxy S4!...
This is a discussion for a review. To read the whole review, click here
1. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3718; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
S4 anyday...Android FTW...
5c is almost same in size of S4...
30. AnTuTu (Posts: 1580; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
37. MobileKicker (Posts: 212; Member since: 19 Sep 2013)
Rather than comparing with s4
PA should compare iPhone 5c with BlackBerry z10
2. XperiaFanZone (Posts: 2115; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
Now compare the Galaxy S3 with the Iphone 5s.
6. x7black7x (Posts: 118; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
actually bro.!
they are similarly priced so its okay to compare them both imo!
33. cttan456 (Posts: 62; Member since: 22 Mar 2012)
In Asia, 5s is 2X the price of S3 so
NOW compare two S3 with one 5s
39. garakhan (Posts: 3; Member since: 03 Nov 2013)
You mean China? China is NOT Asia. Just because China slaps on huge import tax then their exclusive distributors charge extra profit, it doesn't mean it is worth that much.
3. darkkjedii (Posts: 21353; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Not surprisingly, this has to go to the gs4, but not by a landslide.
15. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
I disagree. S4 takes the cake by a huge margin.
21. darkkjedii (Posts: 21353; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Yeah by quite a bit, but landslide? No...
22. darkkjedii (Posts: 21353; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
I think I'm judging more by how I'd use the devices, rather than by specs, which the s4 does lead by a huge margin. The user experience just matters more to me than specs alone, and the 5 delivered a great user experience, so I expect the 5C to do the same. S4 still wins the comparison though.
26. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Same here. Customization is the #1 reason why I use Android. I switch keyboards, use other apps by default, and able to switch ROMs whenever I please.
With the iPhone, what you see is what you get. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but the mess iOS 7 is in isn't appealing at all atm.
5. x7black7x (Posts: 118; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
Galaxy S IV >> iPhone 5C.
18. sergiobr (Posts: 709; Member since: 25 Feb 2013)
S4 any day , any time !
9. hassoups (Posts: 473; Member since: 06 Jun 2013)
This is a sad comparison to say the least
34. cttan456 (Posts: 62; Member since: 22 Mar 2012)
Why is it a sad comparison? its a good comparison because in Asia the 5c cost more than the S4. The 5s is too expensive for this comparison as it costs 50% more than the S4.
11. tiara6918 (Posts: 2036; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
Now compare s3 and 5c, s3 will still win
35. cttan456 (Posts: 62; Member since: 22 Mar 2012)
5c costs 50% more than S3 in Asia.
13. alexvv (Posts: 162; Member since: 16 Oct 2013)
the whole point for a comparison is for the wolrd to see the winner and the looser. there's not even a comparison between the two. how can you phonearena conlcude tha they are equal????
14. androiphone20 (Posts: 1654; Member since: 10 Jul 2013)
s3? really, idk but the last time I heard of an s3 noone was interested
16. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Except for the people who don't always want the latest and greatest and a great smartphone for a good price.
19. sergiobr (Posts: 709; Member since: 25 Feb 2013)
I have the best of two worlds, Nokia 808 for photos and S3 for everything else ! Transfers via NFC. You know it !
23. darkkjedii (Posts: 21353; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
I know quite a few who still have the s3. It's a great device. Can't go wrong with one.
17. joey_sfb (Posts: 5754; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
iPhone 5c not worth the asking price. Its US$700 for 16GB.
At US$820, you can buy a Note 3 32GB. I hope Apple bring down the price of iPhone 5c to a more reasonable level.
iPhone 5s 16GB is the same price as Note 3 32GB.
Tim Cook; "We are not in the junk business"!
Apple is Really!!! Greedy!!
41. jaker12 (Posts: 2; Member since: 30 Nov 2013)
That is not true at all, The iPhone 5c is 600 dollars UNLOCKED, but around 45-80 dollars with a 2 year contract. The Note 3 is around 100 dollars with a 2 year contract, you're very inaccurate!
20. ThePython (Posts: 889; Member since: 08 May 2013)
"We compare phones of the same range."
Yeah right... compare the mid-range 5c with the high-end top smartphone SIV... Goddammit John, don't make your bias more clear than it already is.
36. cttan456 (Posts: 62; Member since: 22 Mar 2012)
5c is so-called mid range because its got mid range hardware
S4 is so-called high end because of its high end hardware
in Asia the 5c costs more than the S4!
AND the 5s costs 50% more than the S4!
Great review PA, very useful to all of us in Asia and we love this!
24. Ronny666 (Posts: 120; Member since: 08 Jun 2013)
Indeed a lazy review. No proper tests were done (like the battery test). Ppl will still get the S3 or or S4 of its price.
27. twens (Posts: 978; Member since: 25 Feb 2012)
Very stupid comparison. If the s4 is better Dan the 5c then it's better than the 5s. I personally don't see the difference between Iphone 4s,5c and 5s. They are all the same phone from Apple. Lol
29. julz17ronald (Posts: 48; Member since: 26 Apr 2013)
S4 being compared to iPhone 5C?
31. cttan456 (Posts: 62; Member since: 22 Mar 2012)
How ironic! I live in Singapore and the 5c is more expensive than the S4. Thanks to all the blind Apple fans who are willing to pay more for the 5c compared to the S4 just because they covet the Apple logo so much. S4 FTW no brainer.
32. cttan456 (Posts: 62; Member since: 22 Mar 2012)
5c vs S4 is a very fair comparison because in most Asian countries the 5c is more expensive than the S4 so this comparison is very relevant.
The 5s cannot be used to compare against the S4 because it costs close to $400 more than the S4 and is in a different price league.
It's the demand that dictates such insane Apple pricing here.
Just goes to show how stupid some people are!
38. JakeLee (banned) (Posts: 1021; Member since: 02 Nov 2013)
Got the new 5s a few days ago.
I got roughly USD180 additional rebate for "returning" my >3 years old iPhone4. (released in June 2010)
You know what? The very same carrier is offering only about USD150 rebate for returning a Galaxy S3 released in May 2012.
Even worse, I'd get only USD20 rebate for returning a Galaxy K (Galaxy S equivalent in Korea) which is released in October 2010, four months AFTER the iPhone4.
And there are reasons. People should know that.
PS : And no, the offer isn't bound to contracting a new iPhone.
40. garakhan (Posts: 3; Member since: 03 Nov 2013)
Galaxy S3 > 2(iPhone 5c)
- additional SD memory
- replaceable battery
- much larger display
Which phones would techie person choose? all my engineer friends and any technically savie friends choose Androids.
All non-technical people, I strongly recommend Apple. Easy phone to use but limited and restricted.
42. jaker12 (Posts: 2; Member since: 30 Nov 2013)
f**k Apple, the iPhone 5c is a piece of s**t wrapped in plastic! And it is way to expensive! The iMac! 1,700 dollars for that piece of crap, it doesn't even have a superdrive! then you have to pay a hundred more f**king dollars for that at apple. I can get a windows 8 desktop with a touch screen, a core i7, a terabyte, 8 gb's of RAM, and a huge display, for around 1,200 dollars. Screw you apple!
43. ialex123 (Posts: 21; Member since: 18 Dec 2013)
Nice article..Also came across the article from gadgetride.com , which is about best 10 iOS apps.
44. mixed13 (Posts: 2; Member since: 11 Jun 2014)
First things first the iPhone 5c is way better than the samsung galaxy s4 in many ways the camera the battery the screen on the 5c is beautiful and outstanding iPhone can last you all day while galaxy can only last about 5-6 hours on blast like playing games and having your brightness all the way up now I'm not just saying this because I have an iPhone 5c I'm saying this because it's true. Before I had an iPhone I had this awful phone called the Motorola photon it was terrible I hated it the camera was horrible even though it was an 8mp lies the worst thing about that phone was the battery I would be on 100 20 mins later I'd be on 40 and when I upgrade to an iPhone I said that I will never go back to android ever again and I'm not because iPhone is so much better than android and galaxy put together. #teamiphone
46. vastolorde112 (Posts: 1; Member since: 19 Jul 2015)
I agree in my opinion iphones are awesome every app comes out on IOS first and i am very impatient so yea :P and iphones dont go slow like most phones cause my old samsung galaxy after a while it went slow and my iphone i had for 2 years never ran slow
45. mixed13 (Posts: 2; Member since: 11 Jun 2014)
And galaxy was created by Apple boooooooooooooom #teamiphone


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While the content is interresting, the format of the show is not good.
Whoever does this, please reconsider how its set up. Its too artifcial or however you would say it.
I'm not sure it's bad to be a little artificial. These are not conversations with people about what they're working on, but rather mini-biographies of Distinguished Engineers for both internal and external marketing purposes. I, for one, like them as they are, though perhaps I'd like to see a slightly less stiff interviewer.
I think this interview was the best one yet for Behind the Code, because I feel like the interviewer is getting the hang of it more and CvI seems to be a really interesting character. She reminds me a lot of one of my favorite teachers: quirky, driven, and not afraid to speak her mind whether it's politically correct or not. Her cowboyish attitude is probably dangerous in general if applied everywhere in a software project, but it seems like she and her team were skillful eough to pull things off without breaking too many people. I think Rob Short used her data structure in his Behind the Code show as well... hmm...
Problem is that you can see that the presenter already seem to know everything.
I like the C9 way better. Let the actual person tell his/her story, rather than the presenter.
Well, having gone through this not too long ago I thought it might be useful for people here to know kind of how the show is made.
A couple months before the taping, shortly after agreeing to do the show, the guest to be gets some emails requesting information. It's not exactly a resume request but basically it's people they should talk to, background information, an outline of interesting events that happened to you, stuff like that.
During the next couple of months, they meet with people you suggested to get some background, and they have a couple of meetings with you to talk about those same things. That's a good time to collect pictures or other keepsakes that might be interesting to highlight on the show.
In the week before the taping you have a final walkthrough where they show you the studio, where you will arrive, who the people working with you will be and so forth. All the logistics.
Then there's the taping. It's about 90 minutes of taped show. The host (Keith) never tells you exactly what he intends to ask but you sort of know what the questions are likely to be because you gave them all sorts of seed information. You don't know which people they talked to ended up giving the best interviews. Basically he could ask anything about your life that he thinks is interesting. The only thing you know for sure is he's gonna go mostly chronologically.
After the interview there's Q&A with the audience, and then you're pretty much done.
The show folks edit the 90 minutes down to an hour, so they save your best stuff and probably the best question or two. The rest ends up on the cutting room floor. Which is probably good because probably invariably the guest ends up thinking one of his/her answers was lame and it's just as well that the world doesn't have to suffer through it.
After the show airs, they show it formally here in house a couple of times and you do live Q&A.
A few months after that, it's someone else's turn and you're officially a Behind The Code has-been like me
So, the interview itself is pretty candid, but the environment is very professional. They had a makeup person for me and so forth and I'm sure my skin has never looked so perfect since and may never again. A very professional looking person used a light meter in my presence, and there were two high quality cameras running at all times.
In contrast, Charles has interviewed me a couple of times and it's much more informal, you get whatever happened that day pretty much however it came out, editing is very light, and we do the best we can in the environment that we have. Channel 9 is great for that real life feeling. Makeup and lighting persons are nowhere to be seen -- unless Charles uses one
So, it's not like there's a script for Behind the Code but there is considerable planning.
Does that help?
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George Clooney entertained his fiancée's mother, Baria Alamuddin, at his villa on Lake Como, Italy, over the weekend, and the visit was a success, a source tells PEOPLE.
"They were outside, and Amal and her mom were smiling," the source says. "It was going pretty great."
"Amal's mom left the next day, and at the airport they just looked so happy."
"George and Amal looked very much in love all weekend," the source says. "They were all smiles, holding hands. There was an air of romance."


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Serves 6 |
Prep Time 10 minutes |
Cook Time 20 minutes
12 ounces Eden Kamut Spirals, 1 packageEden Flax Rice Spirals, or any Eden Spiral Pasta
1/4 cup Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/4 tsp red pepper flakes, or to taste
1 cup onion, diced
6 cloves garlic, diced
1 cup artichoke hearts, water packed, quartered
1 medium yellow bell pepper, chopped
2 cup soup stock or dashi, (see Eden free recipes)
1 cup pitted black olives, drained, leave whole
15 ounces Eden Garbanzo Beans, drainedor cooked Eden Dry Garbanzo Beans
28 ounces Eden Whole Tomatoes w/Basil, 1 can, drained, chopped
1/2 tsp Eden Sea Salt, or to taste
1 Tbsp fresh parsley, minced
1/8 tsp freshly ground black pepper, or to taste
Cook pasta as package directs. While the pasta is cooking, place olive oil, red pepper flakes and onions in a skillet, sauté over medium heat until golden. Add garlic, artichokes, yellow pepper, and sauté until browned. Add broth, olives, garbanzos, tomatoes, and salt. Gently simmer 5 minutes. Place drained pasta in a large bowl, pour the sauce over and toss. Season to taste with black pepper and garnish with parsley.
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By Dale Burrows For The Enterprise
A girl-crazy kid growing up in New York City in 1938 wants to be an actor. Mom and Dad are pushing for him to be a druggist. His boss is grooming him to take over the business.
Carl Reiner's memoirs are the basis of the coming-of-age comedy "Enter Laughing" by Joseph Stein. Reiner was a funny man. The material Stein writes from is funny. As for Red Curtain's production of Stein's script, funny depends on a couple of things.
Lots of us still get a kick out of Charlie Chaplin's slapstick and Buster Keaton's bungling. They had the latitude to break loose. Here, Stein allows director Davine Sholdez and actor-in-the-key-role Skyler Haines that same latitude.
The question is, do Sholdez and Haines make use of the latitude Stein writes in? Do the sight gags work? Joke deliveries punch? Does the slapstick score? The bungling resonate?
L. Sam Samano's costumes and make-up give characters the right look. Scot B. Randall's set designs present convincing interiors. John Klise II, Jennifer Michael and Asa Sholdez as the boss and parents make for an adult mind-set that would restrict a free-wheeling teen.
For sure, director Sholdez sees to it you are where you are supposed to be: Jewish quarter, New York City, 1938.
Also, besides coming across blind to the seedy, self-preening qualities of Michael G. McFadden and Chrissy Kayatta as a director and leading lady who figure in, Haines in character practically pants after his love interest and two cuties who catch his eye: characters Raquel Matlin, Michelle Slezak and Nicole Chamberlin.
Definitely, Haines has starstruck and girl crazy down pat.
The script is there. The sense and feel of things is there but a little inhibited. Some scene endings could shorten. Some gestures could vary a little more.
The real question is about getting outside yourself, winging it, showing off, breaking free.
I prefer more ham.
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As the 1st Congressional District campaign goes down to the wire, the race has tightened into a near dead heat.
How can I follow?
Those wanting more information on the candidates may review the paper's extensive coverage at postandcourier.com/first-district.Check back with postandcourier.com throughout Tuesday for updates on voting and as results trickle in that night.Follow us on Twitter at #sc1.
A survey released Sunday night by the Democratic-leaning Public Policy Polling showed that Republican Mark Sanford had 47 percent to 46 percent for Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch. That was well within the poll's margin of error. The special election is Tuesday.
The result confirms earlier polls that forecast a tight race in the Republican-leaning district, which includes parts of Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton and Dorchester counties.
Both Sanford and Colbert Busch were joined on the campaign trail this weekend. On Saturday, the Tea Party Express threw its support behind Sanford during a stop in Summerville.
On Sunday, U.S. Rep. James Clyburn, D- S.C., campaigned with Colbert Busch.
As the voting begins tomorrow, here is what election officials say voters ought to know:
When, where do polls open?
Polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday in the same polling places as used in the March 19 and April 2 voting.
Go to postandcourier.com/politics for a list of polling places in Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.
Those who vote at schools should realize that these schools will be in session Tuesday (unlike during last year's general election). It might be a good idea to avoid showing up early in the morning or in mid-afternoon, when most students are arriving or heading home.
What should you bring?
The state's new Voter ID law will be in effect Tuesday — as it was with this year's primaries.
Voters with a state-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license, another DOT-issued photo ID, a new voter registration card with a photo, a U.S. passport or a federal military ID, should bring it to the polls.
Registered voters still may cast a vote without such an ID if they either bring their photo ID by the county election office later or cite a "reasonable impediment" as to why they don't have one.
Such an impediment can be most anything, including "any other obstacle you find reasonable."
Election officials reported few voters cast provisional ballots in the primaries because of the new rules, State Election Commission spokesman Chris Whitmire said.
How can voters learn if they're eligible?
The 1st Congressional District follows no logical geographic lines but instead includes parts of five counties. To check which district you're in, go to scvotes.org, click on the "Voters" tab and "Check your registration." Doing so will clarify your congressional district.


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on November 11, 2012 - 11:54 PM
First quarter: Double teamed
New England's two most talented defenders combined to make the big play of the first quarter.
Ryan Fitzpatrick was looking to throw a swing pass to C.J. Spiller on a second-and-7 play from the Bills' 23 midway through the quarter. But Pats linebacker Jerod Mayo read the play and flashed out to the flat to guard Spiller. That caused Fitzpatrick to pull the ball down. That gave Vince Wilfork, the ninth-year veteran and four-time Pro Bowler, enough time to split a double-team and knock the ball out of the quarterback's hands. New England recovered on the Buffalo 13.
Key play: Stevan Ridley plunged over from the 1 to give New England a 10-0 lead.
Second-guess: The Pats benefited from two dubious pass interference calls on their 13-yard drive to their first touchdown.
Bills safety George Wilson was flagged for grabbing Rob Gronkowski in the end zone. Gronkowski stumbled on his own. It was a bad call.
Two plays later, Stephon Gilmore made full contact with Brandon Lloyd a yard deep in the end zone. Gilmore was holding his position and Lloyd ran into him.
Second quarter: Big targets
Tight ends were the focus of a second quarter in which the teams combined for 31 points.
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski made a great, diving catch in the corner of the end zone to stake the Pats to a 24-10 lead with 3:54 left in the half. It was the ninth touchdown catch in six career games against the Bills for Gronkowski, who grew up in Amherst. It was Gronkowski's eighth TD catch of the season.
The Bills responded with the help of tight end Scott Chandler, who capped an 80-yard march with a 3-yard TD catch with 31 seconds left in the half. Chandler had four catches for 57 yards in the second quarter.
Key plays: The Pats also scored on a 15-yard TD run by Danny Woodhead. Buffalo's other touchdown came on a 14-yard run by Fred Jackson. Rian Lindell added a 41-yard field goal for Buffalo.
Flag football: The Bills outgained the Pats, 229-153, the first 30 minutes. But the Bills made one turnover and the Pats made none. And the Bills had 10 penalties for 119 yards in the first half, while the Pats made two for 30.
Third quarter: A mite too fast
Diminutive backup running back Danny Woodhead has 11 touchdowns in 38 games for the New England Patriots. Five of them have come against the Bills.
The 5-foot-9 Woodhead scored his second TD of the game to give the Patriots a 31-17 lead with 7:06 left in the third quarter. It was a maddening play for the Bills' defense, which blitzed Tom Brady and almost had him caught in a collapsed pocket. Brady stepped up and leaned over as if expecting to get hit. But at the last second he dumped the ball to Woodhead on a short crossing pattern and the back scampered into the end zone.
Woodhead produced 61 yards from scrimmage against the Bills. He's averaging 47 a game.
"The biggest thing is ... it's hard to see him," Pats cornerback Devin McCourty said of Woodhead. "I make fun of him all the time for his height, but he uses it to his advantage."
Key play: Fred Jackson scored on a 1-yard plunge to cap an 11-play, 84-yard drive with 1:37 left in the quarter. It pulled the Bills within 31-24.
Fourth quarter: Picked apart
New England safety Devin McCourty made one of the easier interceptions of his career to seal the Patriots victory with 23 seconds left in the game. McCourty was standing in the end zone when Bills receiver T.J. Graham ran the wrong route, going behind the defender instead of in front of him.
"That was one of those right place, right time moments right there," said McCourty, a first-round pick out of Rutgers in 2010.
The beat goes on: The Pats swept the season series with the Bills for the 10th time in the past 12 years. New England has scored 30 or more points against Buffalo six straight games.
Key plays: New England's Stephen Gostkowski kicked a 48-yard field goal 50 seconds into the quarter to give the Pats a 34-24 lead. His 27-yard field goal with 2:06 left put the Pats ahead, 37-31.
Unsung plays: On the Pats' last drive, Kyle Williams stuffed Stevan Ridley for a 2-yard loss on a first-and-goal play at the 2. On third down, Mario Williams pressured Tom Brady into an incompletion. The Pats had to settle for a field goal, which gave the Bills a chance at a game-winning drive.


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A prosecutor issued an 'indictment' against Punxsutawney Phil for blowing his forecast and says the penalty should be death. Too harsh?
Never trust someone with that many alias. Groundhog, woodchuck, whistle-pig or even land-beaver. Why so many names what is he hiding?
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Phil should go AND his descendants!
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He's been wrong before, no reason to kill him.............he probably feels bad enough!
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If we're talking about execution, perhaps we should start with the stupid people who keep this tradition alive. How Groundhogs Day and the Internet exist at the same time is beyond me.
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So he messed up.....I've certainly seen many individuals escaped the death penalty for much harsher crimes. No need to hang him....
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After over a third of a century of operation in less than ideal conditions, Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care (LTWC) has found a permanent new home. On May 15, LTWC entered into an agreement to lease/purchase nearly 27 acres of undeveloped land from pioneer Lake Tahoe family, the Springmeyers. The site is located within the City of South Lake Tahoe and boarders Al Tahoe Blvd. and Pioneer Trail. This location is near Bijou Park and will facilitate an even greater opportunity to rescue, rehabilitate and eventually release back into the wild injured and orphaned wildlife from the Lake Tahoe Region and beyond. The move has been ten years in the making with many potential sites reviewed and studied for overall best fit not only for LTWC but also for the community and all local, state, and federal agencies that are partners with LTWC. Phase One (the rehabilitation center) will cost approximately $2.5 million dollars and Phase Two (the education facility and wildlife sanctuary) will cost approximately $12 million dollars.
LTWC has recently received several generous donations allowing this land acquisition. In particular, we would like to recognize the estate of Barbara Hartoonian (another pioneer Lake Tahoe family), Marjorie Springmeyer, her daughter-in-law Bonnie, and Bonnie's three children: Erin, Sara, and Ryan. While these two families were very instrumental in making this dream a reality, there has been uncountable generosity from all parts of the globe in keeping LTWC functional over the years and we thank each and every one of you.
LTWC was established in 1978 and remains today as an independent non-profit 501(c) (3) tax-exempt organization. Our mission is simple: we raise, rehabilitate and release wild animals in need of care. LTWC has cared for more than 24,000 injured and displaced animal and birds over the past 35 years, returning over 14,000 back to the wild. Currently we operate on .75 acres in a residential neighborhood which has created its own challenges. The need to relocate is long overdue. The completed sanctuary will contain a full scale wildlife rehabilitation center, an area to view the care and treatment of injured wildlife, a wildlife sanctuary that provides free-roaming areas within natural habitat, and a long-term home for animals and birds that cannot be reintroduced into the wild.
Through extensive research and planning for this relocation and expansion, an Economic Impact Analysis was conducted by Dornbusch Associates. Based on the numbers at the time (2006), this venture can be expected to bring economic growth to our community through jobs and tourist dollars. Solid expectations in excess of $40 million dollars, over the next ten years, upon completion of the project, can be expected to the South Lake Tahoe area. We believe this project captures the spirit of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's triple bottom line: economic, social, and environmental benefit.


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James Bond debuts in theaters, the Beatles release their first single, PBS is founded, and Tylenol capsules are recalled amid seven deaths from tampering, all on this day.
1983: Earl Silas Tupper, the inventor of Tupperware, dies at the age of 76. Tupper developed a method for purifying black polyethylene slag, a waste product produced in oil refinement, into a substance that was flexible, tough, non-porous, non-greasy and translucent. Second, he developed the Tupper seal, an airtight, watertight lid modeled on the lid for paint containers. Together, these innovations laid the foundations for the future success of Tupperware as a consumer product.


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The woman arrested with a loaded pistol outside a downtown private school Monday was trying to kill people, but she couldn't get the gun to fire, according to Charleston police.
Alice Boland, a 28-year-old Beaufort woman with a history of mental illness, was arrested at Ashley Hall on Rutledge Avenue.
Boland pointed a gun at two staff members who confronted her at the wrought-iron fence surrounding the school and repeatedly pulled the trigger, according to a police affidavit. The gun didn't fire and nobody was hurt.
"There's no doubt in our minds, based on our investigation, that woman went there to kill people," Charleston Police Chief Greg Mullen said Tuesday.
In a rambling statement in bond court Tuesday, Boland said she went to the school because "I wanted to make a political demonstration about problems in my life relating to the fact that racist feminists, including institutions like that where I was demonstrating ... have been causing me these alleged mental problems ever since I met a lesbian professor."
Her speech became unintelligible at that point, and it wasn't clear if she was referring to a teacher at Ashley Hall or elsewhere. She said she has been denied entrance into schools "because of my alleged mental problems."
Her mother told the judge that she had power of attorney regarding her daughter because of her mental illness. "She is considered an incompetent child," she said.
Boland asked why she is charged with attempted murder, considering the gun didn't fire.
"It didn't even work," Boland said, her voice rising in obvious agitation. "It wasn't even capable of firing. It could not fire one shot. It didn't work at all. It was defective."
Magistrate Linda Lombard said any time somebody points a loaded gun at somebody and pulls the trigger, it is attempted murder. She set Boland's total bail at $900,000 on charges of attempted murder, two counts of pointing a firearm, unlawful carrying of a firearm and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime.
It was not the first time Boland has been accused of causing trouble at Ashley Hall. Police were called there two years ago because of a report that Boland was harassing students and acting suspiciously.
Here's what happened Monday, according to police reports and affidavits:
About 50 students and school officials were standing outside the gate on Rutledge Avenue waiting for parents to pick up children. Boland walked up to Mary Schweers, director of the upper school, pointed a Taurus PT22 with eight rounds in the magazine at her and pulled the trigger several times.
The .22-caliber didn't fire. The semi-automatic has a capacity of nine rounds, but there was no cartridge in the chamber.
Boland also stood in front of teacher Chris Hughes and pointed the gun at her. Then she waved the gun around and pointed it toward the ground, pulling the trigger several times trying to make it fire.
School officials ordered the students back inside, locked the gate and called police.
Officers arrived a few minutes later and told the woman to drop the gun and get on the ground, according to an incident report. Boland dropped the firearm and asked police if they wanted her to do some push-ups, the report states.
Investigators did not say how Boland might have obtained the gun.
"We are still investigating that aspect of the case, and we aren't ready to discuss that yet," police spokesman Charles Francis said.
Boland sought treatment from a psychologist's office near the school in the past, according to police. Officers said they found her GMC Jimmy parked near that office on Monday.
Officials searched the school's records but could not find any connection between Boland and Ashley Hall, Head of School Jill Muti said Tuesday in a statement to parents and faculty.
"To the best of our knowledge, she was not targeting any specific person," Muti said in the statement. "All of our current information points towards this being a random incident."
This was not Boland's first arrest.
In August 2010, the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office charged Boland with third-degree assault and battery, State Law Enforcement Division records show.
Christina Elmore and Glenn Smith contributed to this report. Reach Dave Munday at 937-5553 or twitter.com/dmunday.


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Since 1952, Honoring Courage in Journalism
Colby's Lovejoy Award, established in 1952, honors a member of the newspaper profession who continues Elijah Parish Lovejoy's heritage of fearlessness and freedom. The recipient may be an editor, reporter, or publisher who has contributed to the nation's journalistic achievement. Criteria include integrity, craftsmanship, character, intelligence, and courage.
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In a powerful talk about the plight of the trans-global poor in an era when the 100 richest people in the world own more than the 2 billion poorest, journalist Katherine Boo demonstrated her mastery of storytelling, empathy, and deep analysis in the 2015 Elijah Parish Lovejoy Convocation address Oct. 5.
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Elijah Parish Lovejoy was born in Albion, Maine, and graduated from Waterville College (now Colby) in 1826. On Nov. 7, 1837, in Alton, Ill., the newspaper editor became America's first martyr to the freedom of the press when a pro-slavery mob set fire to the building that housed his press. Killed as he attempted to extinguish the blaze, he was buried on his 35th birthday.
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Beach Boys, Styx, Loretta Lynn to visit
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The 20th season of performances at the Community Arts Center, 220 W. Fourth St....
Williamsport is a has been market always has been and will always be!
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enoughalready, you wouldn't be interested in Manheim steamroller? The Fantasticks? or Blue Man Group? Seriously, if you can't get into Blue Man Group between the ages of 25 and 45 without children I don't know what's wrong with you. I've seen them before and this is going on the top of MY list of shows to see.
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childless people of that age can travel to the bigger cities and see bigger bands..hey, im childless and under 45 and id love to go see beach boys and styx.
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There is not one show that appeals to a childless person between the ages of 25 and 45 on this list.
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I think the Community Arts Center programming is very bland. I am rarely tempted to attend a show even though I love the performing arts. I don't know if the available shows offer slim pickings or if the program director has bad taste, but there is never anything of interest to me in their season.
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a general purpose word that can be used in almost any sentence. Eg: That table twood be made of twood, so it twood.
Other tenses of the word include: twas, twill and tis.
Other tenses of the word include: twas, twill and tis.
John twood be happy if he found the twood that Jill twas cutting because it tis a cold night and he twill burn it on the fire.
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Look at my new Twood flooring
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Slang word for Woods but for twitter
What are you doing in your part of the twoods?
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a place where your boss goes to tie one on
where's boss?he's at the t-wood
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A slang name for the ever elusive anal g-spot. Generally used when frustrated by its apparent absence
Damn, I just put my finger on that twood, so to speak.
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1950 West Magnolia Palm DriveLake Buena Vista, Florida 32830
Tweens, Teens, Adults
The use of a golf cart is included in your greens fee; there is no additional cart fee. Carts are designed to be shared by 2 Guests and are equipped with a small cooler, a sand bucket to fill divots, front windshields and rear pull-down club covers, in case of a passing shower.
To provide an enjoyable pace of play, players are required to use our golf carts on our 4 championship courses. For Guests who prefer to walk the entire course, we recommend Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course, a 9-hole walking course.
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Please plan to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your tee time to allow for check-in, cart assignment and a healthy warm-up. If you are unavoidably detained and arrive late, we will do the best to accommodate you whenever possible.
Group Reservations
Planning a group outing? You can call the Golf Group Sales & Events Office at (407) 454-5000, fax your request to (321) 800-5780 or send an email to email@example.com.
Tee times must be canceled and party sizes must be reduced at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a possible payment penalty. Tee times that are canceled or left unreduced inside of 24 hours are subject to be charged to the credit card provided when reservations were made. Golfers are encouraged to call the Golf Master Starter at (407) WDW-GOLF or (407) 939-4653 to cancel or modify party size, even if you are inside the 24-hour window. Those who made tee time reservations online may also cancel online.
Non-player riders are permitted for a nominal fee. This fee covers the costs of providing a golf cart and insures against the rare golfer who brings his or her own gallery. Please note that spectators or non-players are always welcome to walk along with the group at any time, although due to high demand for our courses, we cannot guarantee the availability for a spectator to ride during the months of January and May.
Disney's Magnolia, Palm and Oak Trail Pro Shop features a wide selection of golf merchandise and rentals. Take home such souvenirs as caps, logo shirts, clubs and towels. This location is one of 2 pro shops that serve golfers throughout Walt Disney World Resort.
Rental clubs are available for men and women in both right- and left-handed models, and junior clubs are on hand, too. Rental golf shoes are also available, and neither rental shoes nor clubs need to be reserved in advance.
We ask that each Guest has his or her own bag and clubs to help keep up the pace of play on our courses. We do offer loaner golf bags at no charge for Guests who condense their clubs and leave their bulky bags at home for travel.
Storing Golf Clubs
Walt Disney World Resort Golf Courses can store your clubs and transfer them from one Disney golf course to another Disney course at the beginning of each day. There is no fee for this service.
The Clubhouse features men's and women's locker rooms and showers for golfers looking to freshen up. While there, visit the Champions Room, where elegant plaques are displayed that honor every winner of the PGA Tour's Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic.
There is no fee to use Clubhouse lockers, and keys are available from the Pro Shop.
You can also enjoy personalized, professional lessons from PGA instructors for an additional fee.
Private lessons are 45 minutes long and can be scheduled for juniors (Guests 5 to 17 years of age) and adults (Guests 18 years of age and up).
For more information, please call (407) WDW-GOLF or (407) 939-4653. Guests under 18 years of age must have parent or guardian permission to call.
While golfing on the course during the day, you can order tasty snacks, sandwiches, cold beverages—and even cigars!—from food and beverage stations located on the course.
Personal Coolers
Personal coolers—and all types of food or beverage storage devices—are not permitted on our courses. Each golf cart is equipped with a cooler, and your cart host or hostess will be happy to fill it with ice and all your beverages selections from his or her own cart. Comfort stations on the golf courses are also equipped with ice machines, cups and water fountains.
Golf Day Guests who wish to arrange their own transportation to the golf courses will find that there is no charge for parking at the golf course itself or when going through the Auto Plaza on the way to the golf courses.
To get to Disney's Palm, Disney's Magnolia and Disney's Oak Trail Golf Courses, follow the signs from either Interstate 4 or Route 192 to the Magic Kingdom theme park. Stay in the far right hand lane as you approach the Magic Kingdom toll plaza. Follow the signs to Disney's Palm, Disney's Magnolia and Disney's Oak Trail Golf Courses, located at the Shades of Green Resort.
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Believed by non-rednecks to be an interjection. Believed to have originated in 1934 in a small town in Alabama called Mahsister(the name of the town comes from the founder who named it after the one who he liked having intercourse with most). In Mahsister, Alabama, in the summer of '34, a cat had climbed up a tree at one of the local drunken shindigs. The owner of the cat, standing beneath the tree, pointed at the cat while exclaiming "get her down!" The local hicks interpreted this as a celebratory interjection such as right on or yee haw. The locals began shouting the conflation of the phrase; "git'rdone" to rejoice and take part in a shared excitement.
Redneck: Hey Cletus an' Buford...Git'rdone!
Cletus and Buford: GITRDONE!!
Cletus and Buford: GITRDONE!!
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The key phrase to white people's cultural shame. If you want to get back at white racists, yell this phrase at them in the dumbest southern accent possible. Make sure you know how to fight cause these animals will attack you.
I tell ya what boy I hate me some coloreds. G-G-G-G-GIT R DONE!
dari CulturalEye Kamis, 15 Maret 2007
Made wildly popular by a fat, non-funny redneck comedian, this fucking phrase swept across the country, being abused and repeated by other skanky rednecks.
During sexual intercourse..
Mae: Come on hun, git r done!
Bob: Darlin I'm tryin my bestest!
Frank: (in the corner) WOO Bob Git R Done!!
Bob: Fuckin A GIT R DONE
Bob and Frank then beat Mae up.
Mae: Come on hun, git r done!
Bob: Darlin I'm tryin my bestest!
Frank: (in the corner) WOO Bob Git R Done!!
Bob: Fuckin A GIT R DONE
Bob and Frank then beat Mae up.
dari Ted Palansky Senin, 18 April 2005
a stupid word hicks say 2 make themselves feel better about their miserable lives!
awhh..man my girlfriend is cheatin on me wat should i do.?
GIT r DONE!
ya...lets go get a drink.
GIT r DONE!
ya...lets go get a drink.
dari hotpunk Selasa, 16 Agustus 2005
Redneck term now used by anyone who wants to follow the trend of being a 'cowboy' or being a 'redneck' themselves. Who wants to sound like an inbred, white trash hick?
Git r done?
dari The White Knight of the Mystical Dragon Cave Jumat, 16 September 2005
A process started by the nWo clan, and perfected by Rick James. It's when you reach back, slap your bitch, and take a gulp of your icey cool 211 Steel Reserve.
Chickenhead: Gimme some money, I need to shave my vagina
You: Git-R-done, bitch.
You: Git-R-done, bitch.
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"It's an honor to be asked to serve on this committee as the replacement for David Mullins," Pilote said. "I have a lot of respect for 'Coach' Mullins and I will work diligently to represent Stetson, the Atlantic Sun Conference, and our region to the best of my abilities."
The NCAA committee is responsible for the administration of the NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Tennis Championships, as well as the selection of tournament participants. The committee consists of 12 total members, six representing men's tennis and six representing women's tennis.
Pilote has been a part of the Stetson tennis program since becoming the head men's coach for the 1993-94 season. Since then the Hatters have enjoyed tremendous success, including six straight trips to the A-Sun Championship match from 2006-11.
With Pilote at the helm, the men's tennis team has compiled a staggering record of 383-124. During his 20-year tenure, Pilote has also coached the women's tennis team for four seasons. From 1997-99, and since taking over again in 2011, he has recorded a 53-40 mark.
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A team from Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute will have its research carried out from earth and space, where plate reader technology installed on the International Space Station (ISS) in July will used for the first time in tests that may aid in future drug development.
Siobhan Malany, Ph.D., and Steve Vasile, Ph.D., lead the research team, which will oversee the tests to be conducted simultaneously at Sanford-Burnham and at the U.S. National Lab aboard the ISS, where the SpectraMax M5 microplate reader, with SpectraMax Pro software, will get its first workout in space.
Equipment needed for the tests will be transported to the ISS via the Space X Falcon 9 launch vehicle, set to lift off in December 2013. Falcon 9's owner, SpaceX, in May became the world's first private company to launch a cargo payload, sending it to the space station.
"These are real baby steps for transferring this technology to a microgravity space environment. We're quite a ways off from speeding up drug development," Dr. Malany, chemical biology team leader in Sanford-Burnham's Conrad Prebys Center for Chemical Genomics at Lake Nona in Orlando, FL, told GEN. "It's a new platform, with new possibilities and unique opportunities. At least scientists now can start to investigate some of the answers to these questions about basic life science, differences in CV systems, and gene expressions and protein activities."
The team wants to learn how effective medicines can be in microgravity, as well as explore cellular pathways that can serve as targets for new drugs. Among basic questions the researchers are trying to answer: How differently do proteins bind, and spin in solution, in microgravity compared with earth?
One experiment will entail scientists measuring fluorescence to gauge changes in the speed of molecular rotation as an antibody binds to biotin in a buffer solution on the ISS, and comparing the readings to those on earth when the antibody hooks up with the vitamin in solution.
"That's just the question we're asking, whether you can detect changes in solution. Will the proteins bind weaker or more potently? Will they tumble differently? Those are really the fundamental first questions," Dr. Malany said. "The complex is very stable. We're not mixing anything. We're pre-binding, so it's more of a foolproof experiment."
The solutions themselves require study as well, since salt and viscosity levels too may affect molecular rotation speed.
Longer-term, she envisions mixing things in real-time: "You've got to develop plates that have mixing capabilities or capillaries, because they'd have to be in a sealed environment."
"For future experiments, now that you have the plate technology and the reader, you can put cells or organisms in the wells, and actually think about how gene expressions may be different in microgravity. Then you can actually do some more therapeutic discoveries, and find potential new medicines using cell-based systems, for example," Dr. Malany said.
Drs. Malany and Vasile co-lead one of two Sanford-Burnham teams that won the Space Florida's ISS Research Competition. The other Sanford-Burnham team will transport fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster) to the space station to study how space travel affects astronaut cardiovascular systems. That team is co-led by Sanford-Burnham's Rolf Bodmer, Ph.D., and Karen Ocorr, Ph.D., with Peter Lee, Ph.D., of Stanford University, and Sharmila Bhattacharya, Ph.D., of NASA Ames Research Center.
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Registration with Academic Student Support Services (ASSS) is the first step in receiving accommodations or other programs offered by the office. It is important that you register each semester and that you keep your documentation on file and current with regards to you specific disability.
The types of disabilities ASSS is regularly associated with are listed below in Disabilities.
The steps involved in registering with ASSS require you to:
- Forward all available documentation related to the student's disability and, if applicable, a history of accommodations received in previous educational environments to ASSS at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled appointment.
- Call ASSS at 859.334.3507 or come in person to the Administration Building, Room 333 to schedule an appointment to discuss academic support services.
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1.2 The values stated in inch-pound or SI units are to be regarded separately as standard. Each system shall be used independently of the other. Combining values from the two systems may result in non-conformance with the specification. For conductor sizes designated by AWG or kcmil sizes, the requirements in SI units are numerically converted from the corresponding requirements in inch-pound units. For conductor sizes designation by AWG or kcmil, the requirements in SI units have been numerically converted from corresponding values stated or derived in inch-pound units. For conductor sizes designated by SI units only, the requirements are stated or derived in SI units.
1.2.1 For density, resistivity, and temperature, the values stated in SI units are to be regarded as standard.
1.3 ACSS/TW is designed to increase the aluminum area for a given diameter of conductor by the use of trapezoidal shaped wires (TW). The conductors consist of a central core of round steel wire(s) surrounded by two or more layers of trapezoidal aluminum 1350-0 wires. Different strandings of the same size of conductor are identified by type, which is the approximate ratio of steel area to aluminum area expressed in percent (see Table 1, Table 2, and Table 3 ). For the purpose of this specification, the sizes listed in Table 1 and Table 2 are tabulated on the basis of the finished conductor having an area or outside diameter equal to that of specified sizes of standard ACSR, ACSS, and ACSR/TW so as to facilitate conductor selection.
2. Referenced Documents (purchase separately) The documents listed below are referenced within the subject standard but are not provided as part of the standard.
ASTM Standards
B609/B609M Specification for Aluminum 1350 Round Wire, Annealed and Intermediate Tempers, for Electrical Purposes
B802/B802M Specification for Zinc-5 % Aluminum-Mischmetal Alloy-Coated Steel Core Wire for Aluminum Conductors, Steel Reinforced (ACSR)
B803 Specification for High-Strength Zinc-5 % Aluminum-Mischmetal Alloy-Coated Steel Core Wire for Use in Overhead Electrical Conductors
B856 Specification for Concentric-Lay-Stranded Aluminum Conductors, Coated Steel Supported (ACSS)
B957 Specification for Extra-High-Strength and Ultra-High-Strength Zinc-Coated (Galvanized) Steel Core Wire for Overhead Electrical Conductors
B958 Specification for Extra-High-Strength and Ultra-High-Strength Class A Zinc-5% Aluminum-Mischmetal Alloy-Coated Steel Core Wire for Use in Overhead Electrical Conductors
E29 Practice for Using Significant Digits in Test Data to Determine Conformance with Specifications
E527 Practice for Numbering Metals and Alloys in the Unified Numbering System (UNS)
Other StandardsAluminum Association Publication 50 Code Words for Overhead Aluminum Electrical Conductors Available from Aluminum Association, Inc., 1525 Wilson Blvd., Suite 600, Arlington, VA 22209, http://www.aluminum.org. NBS Handbook 100 -- Copper Wire Tables of the National Bureau of Standards Available from National Technical Information Service (NTIS), 5301 Shawnee Rd., Alexandria, VA 22312, http://www.ntis.gov.
ICS Code
ICS Number Code 29.060.10 (Wires)
UNSPSC Code
UNSPSC Code 26121500(Electrical wire)
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ASTM B857-02, Standard Specification for Shaped Wire Compact Concentric-Lay-Stranded Aluminum Conductors, Coated-Steel Supported (ACSS/TW), ASTM International, West Conshohocken, PA, 2002, www.astm.orgBack to Top