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In the fall of 1984, high-school students Amanda Collier and Dawson Cole fell deeply, irrevocably in love. Though they were from opposite sides of the tracks, their love for one another seemed to defy the realities of life in the small town of Oriental, North Carolina. But as the summer of their senior year came to a close, unforeseen events would tear the young couple apart, setting them on radically divergent paths.
Now, 25 years later, Amanda and Dawson are summoned back to Oriental for a funeral. Neither has lived the life they imagined - and neither can forget the passionate first love that forever changed their lives. Forced to confront painful memories, the two former lovers soon realize that everything they thought they knew - about themselves and the dreams they held dear - was not as it seemed. And in the course of a single, searing weekend, they will ask of the living, and the dead: Can love truly rewrite the past?
©2011 Nicholas Sparks (P)2011 Hachette
I am a 34-year old litigator, father of three young sons. I listen to a lot of business books, suspense/thrillers, bios, and history.
"I can't believe I am admitting this..."
But, yes, I also listen to Nicholas Sparks occasionally. The story itself is vintage Sparks sappy, fairly predictable, made for movie. The narration is average, but it didn't stand up. Nothing particularly special about this book, but it was a good read.
"Horribly depressing"
I cannot believe I listened to this book all the way through. Mr. Sparks, I know every story doesn't have to have a happy ending but books are my entertainment. While you can weave quite a story. This is just too depressing. I found it unbelieveable long maybe it was just dragging me down. Narrator performance was very good.
I do not purchase or listen to books to be taken this far down emotionally.
If you are a NS fan, you will probably buy this as I did but I cannot recommend this book.
"Dear Audible, Never let me buy another NS book."
Typical Nicholas Sparks tearjerker, just more so. You can see the "shocking" ending from 100 pages away.
Canadian girl in Kansas, love audible, books on kindle or kindle fire, and old fashioned books! I enjoy fiction most, mostly books with strong female leads. Favourite authors: Diana Gabaldon, Stephen King, Jodi Picoult, Wally Lamb, Pat Conroy, Andre Dubus III, Lisa Genova, many more!
"Same Formula With Same Results"
You want to read 'The Best of Me' by Nicholas Sparks- Well- you really don't have to bother. You can read one of his dozens of other books and come up with the same sense of satisfaction.
Boy and girl know each other- Boy and girl are departed for a period of time- Boy and girl reunite but it's too late because some tragedy has happened and one has moved on.
The ending is ultimately depressing- but it's bittersweet. The hero of the story really does give the heroine 'the best of him.'
Nick needs to start moving on from formulations and start to make a few changes in his story lines. I think the last book I really enjoyed from Sparks was 'Dear John.' Of course it was really depressing and I cried like a baby while reading it- but at least I really connected to the characters.
There is no connecting to the characters in 'The Best of Me' and I found myself rolling my eyes at the predictable ending. The narration is well done and die hard Sparks fans will love it- but it was just 'meh' in my opinion. Although, I will admit- I probably will read his next book as I am a glutton for punishment.
3 stars overall
I just Love the Allure of a Great Romance...a Pair of Rose Colored Glasses...some Fine Wine, and a Subscription to Audible...
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O.K. It is Nicholas Sparks...he is an amazing story teller. I gave the story 5 stars, which, in terms of story telling, it deserves. The Best of Me is quality writing, with outstanding character development, and storyline...but, I have to ask myself...did I come away with anything? The answer is an absolute "no", unless feeling depressed is something to brag about. On the one hand, I love the way he describes the characters and situations, although the ending was very predictable. Sean Prat has a great voice and does an amazing job of narration.
Nicholas Sparks will not be on my short list of books to purchase anymore...
Don't waste your credit - unless you are in the mood to feel basically hopeless...
"A Downer"
I certainly would try other books from Sparks, they are usually a little more inspiring than this one.
One sad event after another
No I had not to my knowledge.
Oh I would say it was fine, just not great.
There really wasn't one happy event in the lives of the characters in this book. The overall theme was fine, intended to be happy, but individually it was a downer.
If you are looking for a predictable book this it ! Melo dramatic to the point I laughed out loud
Undaunted Courage
Better story line.
I had a few good laughs because it was so maudlin
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The story line is weak and slow. The characters are not appealing. You really don't care what happens to them. I am 90% through with the book and have quit listening. The ending is now obvious and so ridiculous that I can't stand to listen to it. This book is sappy beyond belief. The narrator is just OK.
"A must read"
I am a Nicholas Sparks fan, and love all of his books. This one was no exception. I could not put it down, what a wonderful, touching, and amazing story. You will not be disapointed.
"Peace and Love Binds the Human Soul"
Loved It! I listened to the whole novel in one day...Sparks did a masterful job of leading the listener through the characters' thoughts and actions...allowing you to predict outcomes but often the expected...would twist and create emotions that you didn't anticipate. The narration was perfect and this is well worth your time!
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Somewhere out in the broad world of tennis, top-ranked Victoria Azarenka must be trembling in her shoes.
News travels fast, thanks to ESPN2.
Serena Williams is back.Not just part of the way, all of the way.
The ruins of Samantha Stosur and Lucie Safarova lay in her trampled path, the result of two of the best played matches in succession anyone can remember.
Perhaps Safarova was lucky just to be in the final, and the worlds 26th-ranked player was just a one-week wonder.
But Sundays final of the Family Circle Cup shows just what can happen when a careertop 50 performer catches a great of the game when shes hot.
No surprises
Is anyone really surprised at what happened on the newly named Billie Jean King Court?
No, not after what Serena did to reigning U.S. Open champion Stosur a day earlier in the semifinals.
Serena didnt just dominate Stosur and Safarova, limiting them to a total of three games. She practically humiliated them, making both of them look like near novices.
It wasnt that Serena just won the big points. She won just about all of the points, despite at times appearing to play in second gear. Serena made it look so easy that fans must have wondered just how good Serena can be when she shifts into high gear.
When Serena finished off a love first game against Safarovawith a 107 mph. ace, the feelingin the air was that this was going to be another mismatch. That possibility was validated a few minutes later when Williams followed up a double-fault that gave Safarova a break point with a pair of aces. The rout was on, 3-0 soon to be 6-0, 6-1.
Serena never fitter
Serena has never looked fitter, more focused or more dominant, not even when she was winning four consecutive Grand Slam titles.
She nailed blazing forehands and backhands to the deepest corners of the court. She served big, and consistently. She played near flawlessly, committing only eight unforced errors.
Safarova simply couldnt hurt Serena. The 25-year-old Czech left-hander watched helplessly as many of Serenas 27 winners caught Safarova half a baseline away.
Serena is back with a vengeance, far from just another 10th-ranked 30-year-old. Shes still the Superwoman of tennis.
Serenas performances here should give even more fresh hope to her nearly 32-year-old sister, Venus. Until she ran into Stosur on Friday, Venus looked almost as good as Serena.
Could there still be more Grand Slam final confrontations for them?
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For the first time in 11 months, Ville Leino gets to play hockey.
The Buffalo forward is set to make his season debut this afternoon when the Sabres host the Ottawa Senators. Leino has been sidelined by a hip ailment that may still need surgery during the offseason, but he's ready to go after a couple of false starts.
"It's been really annoying, a lot of frustration," he said in First Niagara Center. "It's been a tough time, but hopefully now it pays off."
Leino is expected to leap into a prominent role. The right winger practiced Friday on the second line with center Tyler Ennis and left wing Steve Ott. He also worked on a power-play unit for the second straight day.
"He can offer us a lot," interim coach Ron Rolston said. "It looks like his energy's good. He's skating well out there. His vision, his puck skills and the things he can do offensively will certainly help.
"It's his job now that he's ready to go to get in and be in a leadership role. He's a veteran player, to make sure he's out there setting the tone and working hard and showing people that the ethic is there and he wants people to follow.
"It's not coming back to save the day. It's just to come back and build, build confidence and just start playing the right way and helping our team be successful."
The 29-year-old struggled in his debut season with Buffalo, recording just eight goals and 25 points in 71 games. He was eager for a fresh start during training camp, but the start got delayed by the lockout and injury.
"I'll just try to keep it simple and try to play my hockey," Leino said. "We definitely need to be better. It's not like one man is going to change anything. We all know that. We need everybody."
The Sabres cleared a roster spot for Leino by sending rookie Mikhail Grigorenko back to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Their other main options were to send Marcus Foligno or Brian Flynn back to Rochester, but both have been producing lately.
Foligno scored twice in Tuesday's 3-1 victory over the New York Rangers. Flynn, the last call-up, has a three-game point streak. Flynn has two goals and three points in his first six NHL games.
"He's gotten better every game," Rolston said. "He's played exceptionally well for us."
The Sabres hope Foligno, who had just one goal in the opening 25 games, learned from his successful outing.
"His ability to get two goals last game where before his offense wasn't created the way he created them the other night, and that was just hard, getting to the net and getting those second opportunities," Rolston said. "He kind of went back to the game he was playing at the end of last year to get them. Sometimes it's just finding the way you're supposed to be playing and then continuing to work hard and focusing on, 'Am I getting scoring chances? If I am, I've just got to keep doing those things over and over, and I'll get those opportunities.' "
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Albuquerque police confirmed that they arrested Brian Pulliam in connection with Tuesday's double slaying.
Officers said the bodies were found inside a home in the 13000 block of Parkview Place Northeast on Tuesday.
Family members said the victims were Dillon Cearfoss, 20, and his aunt, Kirsten Landeau, 36. Relatives said Cearfoss' 16-year-old sister found the bodies just after 5 p.m. on Tuesday.
Police were led to a home at 2 a.m. Thursday where they called out SWAT and Pulliam surrendered without incident. Police said Pulliam is member of the Aryan Nation.
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The art of washing your entire vehicle with the sponge/squegee at the gas pump in less time than it takes to fill your gas tank.
Hey watch this. I'll give my truck a Bum Bath before my tank is full.
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starting with T2 to form a sequence of nested triangles and
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A kite shaped lawn consists of an equilateral triangle ABC of side 130 feet and an isosceles triangle BCD in which BD and CD are of length 169 feet. A gardener has a motor mower which cuts strips of grass exactly one foot wide and wishes to cut the entire lawn in parallel strips. What is the minimum number of strips the gardener must mow?
A quadrilateral inscribed in a unit circle has sides of lengths s1, s2, s3 and s4 where s1 ≤ s2 ≤ s3 ≤ s4.
Find a quadrilateral of this type for which s1= sqrt2 and show s1 cannot be greater than sqrt2.
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A union representing nursing home workers in Pennsylvania has accused the industry of shortchanging patients and workers by underfunding direct care and by inadequate wages and staffing.
The SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania study - which doesn't include county, hospital-based or rehabilitation homes - alleges that even as nursing homes complain about a shortage of funding from Medicaid, many fail to devote a full measure of those Medicaid payments to direct care.
Many homes also undermine care through low wages and understaffing, making life harder for patients and workers - even as the homes collect high profits, according to the union.
An industry association excoriated the study as badly flawed, designed mainly to give the union more leverage in ongoing contract negotiations.
State nursing homes made $500 million in profit last year, according to the union. Yet 30 percent failed to spend as much as 95 percent of their Medicaid funding intended for direct resident care on direct resident care, a union news release stated.
That finding is based on a comparison of "the resident care [reimbursement] component of the Medicaid rate ... to the resident care spending component," according to an email from union spokeswoman Amelia Abromaitis.
The Pennsylvania Health Care Association contests the union findings.
The "SEIU misused and distorted the facts," according to an emailed statement to the Mirror under the name of Stuart Shapiro, association CEO.
The union itself states that the findings take account only of spending and reimbursement in the direct care residential category and ignores the figures in three others: resident-related, which includes dietary, housekeeping and activities; administrative, which comprises business office functions; and capital, which includes building and grounds.
All those reimbursements together theoretically cover all costs of caring for Medicaid patients, with adjustments for homes based on number and acuity of patients and location.
Union researcher Dennis Short justified limiting the scope of the investigation, saying, "We tried to compare apples to apples."
The union also didn't take into account the state's "budget adjustment factor," which reduces all homes' actual reimbursements in proportion to the state's overall Medicaid funding shortfall.
If the union had used the lesser actual amounts received by homes as a basis for comparison with the amounts those homes spent on direct care, some of the 30 percent of homes tagged as having shortchanged direct care wouldn't have been tagged, Short conceded.
In contrast to the union, the association stresses the Medicaid shortfall.
"Pennsylvania pays an average of $26.26 less per Medicaid resident per day than the actual cost of care," the association stated. "That means a nursing home spends an average of $9,500 more a year caring for each Medicaid resident than they will receive in reimbursement."
That shortfall is eroding services, because "in order to continue to provide access to needed services for elderly residents on Medicaid, nursing homes have had no choice but to reduce their staff, reduce or freeze wages/benefits, shelve much-needed renovations and end or delay programs that enhance residents' quality of life."
Medicaid pays for 62 percent of Pennsylvania nursing home resident care, according to the union.
Recently, cuts in Medicare have exacerbated the problem, because homes can't use it as well to subsidize Medicaid losses, according to the association.
Despite what the union says, nursing homes are not highly profitable, according to the association.
"Profit margins hover around 1 percent [nationally] and are by far the lowest of any health care sector and getting smaller every day," the association stated.
A pair of certified nursing assistants who participated in a conference call several days ago spoke of the pressure they're under to complete rounds when other workers don't show up - pressure that results in worse care for residents.
A good day is when she has 10 residents to wash, dress and take to the dining room, said Yeta Okoth of Harrisburg.
A bad day is when there are 15, which means she "better be organized," she said. There's not much time for friendly conversation or gossip on those days.
"People say I'm doing God's work, and I don't disagree," said Wanda King of Lancaster. "But that shouldn't mean I have to live in poverty or work so many hours that I neglect my family."
Currently, 7,000 nursing home workers are bargaining for new contracts, according to the union.
"There is a time and place for labor/management discussions, but it is not in the public forum using trumped up numbers and arguments," the association stated.
Three bills have been introduced to implement recommendations in the union report.
Senate Bill 624, sponsored by Sen. Sean Wiley, D-Erie, would require nursing homes to meet a minimum level of certified nursing assistant staffing.
Senate bills 625 and 626 would require nursing homes to report turnover and staffing levels to the Department of Health and require homes to spend a minimum amount of Medicaid resident care per diem rate.
Mirror Staff Writer William Kibler is at 949-7038.


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The Church of God of Prophecy, 43 Gilmore St., Elkins, will be conducting revival services starting Wednesday, Aug. 7 through Sunday, Aug. 11 at 7 p.m.
The evangelist/speaker will be Pastor David Wilmoth from Lebanon/Bristol, Va. Pastor David has been in the gospel-preaching ministry since 1982, and has led his current congregation for 13 years in the mountain suburbs of Bristol, Va. and Tennessee.
Pastor David Wilmoth, and local COGOP pastor Stephen W. Pyle have worked together in ministry. David Wilmoth has family ties to Randolph and Tucker counties and has ministered in this area often.
There will be special music each evening. The Elkins Church of God of Prophecy is located at 43 Gilmore St. in Elkins. Gilmore Street intersects with Ervin Lane and Lower Pleasant Avenue.
The congregation has worshipped at that location since 1997, and is now in its 62nd year serving the Elkins area. The former location was in Highland Park.
The congregation began with prayer meetings in 1951 with Pioneer/Founders Endres and Nellie Blizzard and was formerly known as Leadsville Holiness Church. The church was affiliated with the Church of God of Prophecy, Cleveland, Tenn. in 1963.
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Penalver Is Mightier Than the Sword
Carlos Penalver had three hits, drove-in a run, and stole a base, and Rock Shoulders and Yasiel Balaguert hammered RBI doubles, leading the Cubs to a 6-2 victory over the Athletics in Cactus League Extended Spring Training action this morning at Papago Park Baseball Complex Field #1 ("Connie Mack Field") in Phoenix, AZ.
Here is the abridged box score from today's game (Cubs players only):
1. Shawon Dunston Jr, CF: 1-4 (1B, F-8, P-6, 1-3 SH, F-9)
2a. Pierre LePage, 2B: 1-3 (6-4-3 DP, 1B, E-6, 2 R)
2b. Danny Lockhart, 2B: 0-1 (BB, E-6, R)
3. Javier Baez, DH #1: 0-5 (K, K, K, E-5, P-6)
4a. Xavier Batista, RF: 1-3 (E-5, 1B, E-6, HBP, R, RBI)
4b. Yasiel Balaguert, RF: 1-1 (2B, RBI)
5. Rock Shoulders, 1B: 1-5 (4-6 FC, 4-6-3 DP, 2B, 6-3, F-8, R, RBI)
6a. Yaniel Cabezas, C: 1-3 (F-9, 1B, 4-3)
6b. Neftali Rosario, C: 0-1 (K)
7. Carlos Penalver, SS: 3-4 (5-3, 1B, 1B, 1B, RBI, SB)
8. Brian Inoa, DH #2: 1-2 (BB, HBP, 4-3, 1B)
9. Garrett Schlecht, LF: 0-3 (3-6 DP, K, HBP, L-1 DP)
10a. Mark Malave, 3B: 1-3 (1B, P-3, 4-6 FC, R)
10b. SLOT WAS SKIPPED FOURTH TIME THRU BATTING ORDER
1. Tayler Scott: 3.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K, 29 pitches (18 strikes), 6/1 GO/FO
2. Brian Smith: 2.0 IP, 2 H, 2 R (2 ER), 1 BB, 1 K, 2 WP, 32 pitches (16 strikes), 3/2 GO/FO
3. Jin-Young Kim: 2.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 20 pitches (14 strikes), 2/2 GO/FO
4. Pete Levitt: 2.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 4 K, 33 pitches (21 strikes), 2/0 GO/FO
2B Danny Lockhart - E-4 (fielding error allowed batter to reach base safely)
Yaniel Cabezas: 1-1 CS
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A couple of humbling games, I see, recently, for Mr. I'll Do What I Want.
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Hey Phil; has there been any moves with players being assigned from EXST in the last week or so? The line-ups and pitching rotations would appear that not all players are getting game day, Or at least not as often. The pitching Rotations are quite varied for sure.
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Thanks for the update Phil - it was / is the middle relief pitchers I was referring to, you are bang on with the starters they have been throwing. Checked on the move for LHP McDonald and it appears he has been re-assigned back? Or am I not reading the transaction report right?
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Hey Phil,
It seems like Mark Malave has been holding his own down in extended, though mostly singles and walks. What are his stats like and do you think he'll stay in Mesa this summer rather than return to the DSL?
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I'm curious why you have Arias heading back to Arizona for a 3rd go-around. Gut-feeling?
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Ah, nvm. I forgot that DSL is also listed as (R) on fangraphs.
Is Arias a legit 6'5" 220. Odd, I had thought he was a bit less than that.
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That's a fantastic breakdown. Thank you.
Kyler Burke
Hey AZ Phil,
I know he's not in Arizona right now, but I wonder if, based off of what you've seen of him at different times, you have any thoughts on Kyler Burke, how quickly he might move through the system, and what kind of ceiling and what kind of floor he has. He, McNutt and Whitenack seem like the most intriguing rotation arms the Cubs have in the minors, but we rarely hear much of anything about Burke from professional commentators.
Thanks, as always! I'm enjoying checking in on Baez, Vogelbach, Candelario and the rest of the gang this season. Great to have quality prospects in two places where TCR has eyes and ears (Arizona and Iowa).
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also...what exactly does Blake Parker have to do to get a shot in Chicago?
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Thanks Phil! Sounds like he'll be on the 40-man soon, and, as we've seen, once that's the case a guy could appear in the majors at any time. I hope they hold out hope that he will make it in the rotation. He's so much more interesting there.
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particularly because we really don't have any intriguing lefty starters in the ... entire system. Okay, that's a bit harsh, but with Antigua in the pen, Cruz struggling with consistency, and Del Valle in XST, that leaves guys that look like end of the rotation options at best.
I'd really like to see Burke off the Wells piggyback, perhaps given the Cruz "slot", and get a bigger workload. Cruz can still get in enough innings for development as a piggyback to someone, Wells perhaps.
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" . . . when he signed Edwin Jackson?"
He makes a lot of moves, people remember the ones that pan out. Kind of like MJ's approach to shooting. When it all shakes out, you get a formidable 25-man roster.
For the rookie hazing "dress up" day, the Mariners made him dress like the Farley Chippendales dancer.
Steven Matz to undergo "imminent" elbow surgery.
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John Arguello at Cubs Den with observations & photos from Monday's intrasquad game:
Pitchers are golfers
Getting tired of the caddy catcher excuse
Dan Vogelbach is working on his firstbase defense in Seattle. Seems to say the Cubs didn't teach him properly.
Oh my! Cards down 2-1 to Reds in the bottom of the 9th -- get a leadoff triple -- and don't score!
Gameday has stopped at the top of the 8th inning. Google tells me it ended up 8-4 Pirates but I can't get further detail. Guess I'll have to wait until the Cubs' website updates...
Phil, thanks for posting. Where do find the schedule? I have a condo in Surprise, yet I drove to Mesa and Tempe looking for a game today! Thanks!
Dear Baseball Gods--
My trip to Chicago has nothing whatsoever to do with the Cubs. In actuality, I am a Red Sox fan.
Well, if Strop had to give up a run...at least he hit Sean Rodriguez to do it.
jaso has a cycle and 5 rbis...pit leads by 4.
have a nice
bowl of pizza soupdeep dish pizza...or a leisurely walk around the notorious south-side (bring money)...shopping at one of the walmart supercenters...waiting in line to waste $20 at willis tower...
seriously, though...it's chicago, a lot to do. have a dog for lunch, a great dinner, and catch some local comedy.


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As a freshman, Muncy point guard Ammar Sabanovic started some games despite being only 5-foot-2. Not that it bothered him. He still went right at defenders like he was a 6-foote....
Sorry Chris, but with District 4 charging $6 a pop for these games, I would rather drive to Danville for two Muncy games than pay to get in at two different gyms. But it does seem strange, that two Muncy teams and a Neumann team would all drive to Danville instead of one Mt. Carmel team driving over here!
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All theatre majors enter the Theatre Program in the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) track. Those who choose to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree must audition/interview in their sophomore year in order to be accepted into the B.F.A. track. It is imperative that all majors and minors declare their degree intentions to the Arts and Sciences Office as early as possible. Only officially declared majors and minors are eligible to receive the full benefits that the Theatre Department has to offer.


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Monday, October 7, 2013
Earlier this afternoon there was a disabled motorist in the number one lane of the Ravenel Bridge headed toward the City of Charleston (Southbound). Two Mount Pleasant Police Cruisers were dispatched to the area and were assisting the motorist, according to Inspector Chris Helms Public Information Officer for the Mount Pleasant Police Dept.
"One of our cruisers was struck in the rear (the officer was sitting inside his cruiser) by a motorist traveling on the bridge headed southbound," he said in a statement released moments ago. "The motorist who struck the officer was driving a four door burgundy Scion, hit the officer in the rear of his vehicle and is now disabled in lane number four of the Ravenel. The accident is currently being investigated."
Emergency responders were sent to assess and care for any injuries. Neither the motorist or the Officer are going to be transported by EMS. The Officers are on scene and are clearing up the accident and report the bridge should be open in the next 10 minutes or so.
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A group of University of New Hampshire students spent the night in Arms Park in Manchester Thursday to raise awareness about homelessness and poverty in New Hampshire.
The students are part of a partnership between the Warmth from the Millyard Project and the UNH community leadership program.
Since 2007, the group has collected and distributed thousands of items to people in need.
The group is kicking off its winter clothing drive Friday. The drive runs through Nov. 16. Donations can be dropped off at UNH Manchester.


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20 years ago today, Gary Bettman officially took office as the first NHL Commissioner.
The first week of the shortest month of the year offers professional hockey a rare share of the American sports spotlight. Football is finally finished, and the baseball players won't report for spring training for another couple of weeks. The sports news media poke their collective heads above ground, see Charles Barkley's shadow and realize there are six more weeks of college basketball until the Final Four.
So the stage was set yesterday (February 1st, 1993) at National Hockey League headquarters in Manhattan, where Gary Bettman took office as the first commissioner in the league's 76-year history.
The traditional gift for a 20th anniversary is china. Maybe if we pool our money together, we can buy him a (one way) ticket TO China?
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on January 27, 2013 - 1:00 AM
Winterfest returns today to Main Street Town Park, 10405 Main St., from noon to 5 p.m.
Special events include a Star Wars performance at 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m.; "Bubblemania" with The Bubbleman from 1 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.; a petting zoo from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.; and Irish dancing from 2:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
There will also be ice skating, food, hayrides, sledding and a bonfire, and a chili/chowder cookoff at the large pavilion.
The event is presented by the Clarence Chamber of Commerce and the Youth Bureau.
Also this week:
• Natvity of the Blessed Virgin Mary School, 8550 Main St., will hold an open house 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. today.
• Clarence United Methodist Church, 10205 Greiner Road, today begins participating in "40 Days in the Word," a six-week study by Rick Warren that teaches how to read the Bible and apply it to one's life. Participants will join one of about 14 small groups – each with a facilitator – that meet once a week, and are welcome to join any time during the six-week period. For details, call 759-8921.
• A Planning Board executive meeting will be 9 a.m. Monday at Town Hall.
• The School Board will hold a budget workshop at 7 p.m. Monday at the High School lecture hall, 9625 Main St.
• Monday is the registration deadline for the "Stuff An Animal" workshop, which will be Feb. 9 at the Youth Bureau, 10510 Main St. The cost is $20 per child. Call 407-2162.
• Town Supervisor David C. Hartzell Jr. says he is naming Larry Meckler as deputy supervisor, with the passing of Kathleen Hallock last week. Meckler is also town attorney.
• Brad Packard is leaving as assistant director of community development to become a project manager for Ciminelli Real Estate Corp. Packard worked for the town for five years.
• The town's residents survey is available online, at www2.erie.gov/clarence.
• Four members of Clarence Boy Scout Troop 93 attained the rank of Eagle Scout: Andrew Fedor, 18; Steven Dahn, 18; Adam Zakrzewski, 15; and Thaddeus Okon, 16.
• The Clarence Women's Club will hold its monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 4 in the Town Park Clubhouse, 10405 Main St. The guest speaker will be Brenda Alesii, Entercom Radio sales and marketing consultant. Her presentation, "Life Is A Series of Re-Boots", will encompass her work experiences. Guests and new members welcome. For details, call 759-9797.


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Medaille coach Mike MacDonald was able to clear his bench as 16 Mavericks played in Tuesday night's 97-68 victory over visiting Mount Aloysius in an Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference quarterfinal playoff game at the Sullivan Center.
Jammal Coleman had 23 points for No. 4 seed Medaille, which will face No. 1 Hilbert in the semifinals at 6 p.m. on Friday at Hilbert.
No. 2 LaRoche will face No. 3 Penn State-Behrend in the other semi at 8 p.m.
HOCKEY: It's playoff time at Buffalo State as the men's team hosts Fredonia at 7 tonight in a State University of New York Athletic Conference quarterfinal.
The Bengals, seeded fourth, swept the two-game season series from the fifth-seeded Blue Devils (7-15-3, 5-9-2 SUNYAC), most recently beating Fredonia, 4-2, last Friday at the Buffalo State Ice Arena to secure the No. 4 seed.
Buffalo State (12-11-2, 7-8-1 SUNYAC) is led by former Niagara-Wheatfield star Nick Melligan, who has 11 goals and 27 points. Team captain Mike Zanella has a team-high 15 goals and 24 points.


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Henry Holland, fashion journalist turned designer, says of his own designs 'they're fun, loud and attention seeking'. Infamous for his playful slogan t-shirts and friendship with model Agyness Deyn, Holland's laid back, comical take of style combines East London wit with a little Northern charm. Simple to wear and vividly printed, Holland's collection are anything but boring.


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by Sepp from Castro Valley, CA | August 31, 2014
This is a great car to look at and to drive. It has the old, classy Lexus Japanese styling which means big simple controls and no unnecessary chrome inside or out. Later Lexus cars got Americanized styling. Many of the 1990s Lexus cars including this one suffer from a sticky thermostat which is a temperature activated valve that lets the cooling water flow into the radiator. The thermostat can fail for no reason causing overheating even though the thermometer shows no problem because it measures the temperature of water in the radiator, not in the engine. I had this happen three times even though the cars were dealer maintained. Consequently it is risky to buy this car or any of the 1990s Lexus line especially now that they are getting old and you may try to maintain them yourself.
Purchased a new car
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Does not recommend this car
by Reggie from McLeansville, NC | January 9, 2012
This is a great car that lives up to its name. If you like atention,style and looks, then this car is for you!
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Just getting around
Does recommend this car
Runs & drives brand new!!!
by Lexus Lover/Owner For Life! from New Jersey | January 20, 2010
I purchased my "Lexi" last December with 153,000 miles. I keep my eye on all fluid level condition and levels, pamper her and always follow through on routine maintenance. It runs and drives new & handles (turns) excellent. The comfort is fantastic with much needed heated seats and the very soft leather- a godsend for my low back injuries! Do not abuse or neglect the maintenance on these and they will literally run forever. The 400,000 mile mark is NOT unheard of!!
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My Sexy Lexi!!!!!
by Delighted Lexus Owner!! from New Jersey | January 12, 2010
I bought my Lexi one month ago (152K miles)and it does need 2 repairs: a new valve cover gasket ($300-$400)and new p-steering & alternator belts. That's good for a 17 year-old car! I paid $288 for a rebuilt alternator, but it paid off! Otherwise, it delivers a smooth, quiet ride with plenty of power and NO complaints! My lexi will go another 200,000 miles repair-free! I highly recommend this car to ANYone in need of reliable, high-quality transportation!!
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a good car
by Lumberjack from california | July 22, 2009
I bought my 1993 es300 in great condition i have loved this car since i bought it it is comfortable and reliable in general it is a very good car
Purchased a new car
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Does recommend this car
Great all around value.
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I normally don't keep cars more than a year. But I have found my 93' Lexus ES300 to be a gem. It drives very well, and has been very reliable. It is a great used car for a well rounded car with good luxury feel and build quality.
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Harriet Taylor Upton (1853-1945) is the name of a woman of special note to Warren, Trumbull County and the nation. She is identified by an important word not used often these days. Upton was a leader in the national "suffrage" movement. She championed the right of women to vote in the early part of the last century. She was successful in her work as an organizer and political leader, helping to pass the 19th Amendment in 1920, giving American women the right to vote. Upton lived in Warren in a house on the corner of Mahoning Avenue and Monroe Street. Henry Perkins, who built a brick house across the street and moved there in 1871, formerly owned what is now the Upton House, which he built in the 1840s. The Upton House Association now owns the Greek revival-style house, a part of the "Millionaires' Row" assemblage of vintage residences. Some years ago, these interested people actually saved the house from the wrecking ball. Its members maintain the Upton House, where educational programs are provided for adults and school children in the community. Volunteers also take programs out to classrooms. While most of the visitors are from northeastern Ohio, visitors from across the country come to see the residence of the former, and still recognized, celebrity. The board is made up of 24 members with diverse backgrounds and experiences. The association has 10 standing committees "that could not function without volunteers," their informational materials note. In 2010, the membership was 232. My wife and I have had the pleasure of attending events at the Upton House over the years and can attest to the activity of the members —they are busy in the kitchen, busy maintaining and restoring their beautiful old structure, busy keeping an attractive garden. They rent their facilities in the Upton House for weddings, receptions, anniversary celebrations and the like. Many of the members are women, but one committee is exclusively male. This committee is called "Three Men and a Truck." They do the "heavy lifting" with smiles, enjoying a good time while they are at it. The members are also the initiators and sponsors of the Women's Park, which is located across Mahoning Avenue from the house. The park features a statue of a young woman, a running stream, flowers and a brick walk. The walk is made up of engraved bricks commemorating women of note and loved ones. In 1832, young, well-educated Alexis de Tocqueville came to America from France to explore the differences between lives of people in Europe and those in America. He traveled in the America of that day for nearly two years before going back to his home country to write "Democracy in America" in 1835. (I don't know that the Upton House has a copy of his book in their library, but one might guess that it could be a good place to start looking, if you needed one to read.) He noted that Americans came together voluntarily to form organizations to support and expand nearly every endeavor imaginable. There was no Upton House Association during Tocqueville's time. He observed, that unlike people in Europe, Americans came together for mutual purposes and cultural enrichment when an activity of value was identified. What was true years ago is still evidenced in the 21st century among the talented members of the Upton House and tens of thousands of other endeavors across the nation. Carol Olson, the new president of the Upton House Association board, is an enthusiastic leader and representative of so many of the association's members. She comes to the presidency with a background in critical care nursing and nursing administration, academic work at YSU and Villanova University and leadership positions in volunteer organizations such as the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, Someplace Safe, Trumbull County Medical Society Alliance and Mobile Meals, and she is an active church person. Olson has an interest in fundraising. She is in the right place for that, as all members of the Upton are fundraisers. These go-get-'em volunteers, like their founder, have to be fundraisers, as they, and an occasional foundation grant or two, are the only financial support the association has. firstname.lastname@example.com


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COPD: Using Inhalers
Some COPD medications are taken using a device called an inhaler. The inhaler helps you take a measured dose of medication into your lungs. Not all inhalers work the same way. Have your health care provider show you how to use and care for the type of inhaler you're given.
Using Metered-Dose Inhalers (MDIs) with Spacers
Metered-dose inhalers use a fine spray to dispense medication. You may be asked to use a spacer (holding tube) with your inhaler. The spacer helps make sure all the medication you need goes to your lungs.
Remove the caps from the inhaler and spacer. Shake the inhaler well and attach the spacer. If the inhaler is being used for the first time or has not been used in a while, prime it as directed by its maker.
Breathe out normally. Put the spacer between your teeth and close your lips tightly around it. Keep your chin up.
Spray 1 puff into the spacer by pressing down on the inhaler. Then slowly breathe in as deeply as you can. This should take 3 to 5 seconds. (If you breathe too quickly, you may hear a whistling sound in the spacer.)
Take the spacer out of your mouth. Hold your breath for a count of 10 (if possible). Then slowly breathe out. If a second dose is prescribed, wait at least 30 seconds before taking the next puff.
Using MDIs Without Spacers
Inhalers work best with spacers. But if you don't have your spacer with you, these tips will help.
Shake the inhaler and remove the cap. Breathe out through your mouth.
Put the inhaler mouthpiece in your mouth and close your lips tightly around it. (Or, if told to do so by your health care provider, hold the inhaler 1 to 2 inches from your mouth.)
Keep your chin up. Spray 1 puff by pressing down on the inhaler while breathing in deeply through your mouth for about 5 seconds. Hold your breath for a count of 10. Then breathe out slowly.
Using Dry-Powder Inhalers (DPIs)
Some inhalers use tiny grains of powder to dispense medication. These don't require spacers. They often have counters that track how many doses you use. Dry-powder inhalers don't all work the same way. Be sure you know how to use yours properly.
Load the prescribed dose of medication by following the instructions that come with the inhaler.
Breathe out normally, holding the inhaler away from your mouth. Hold your chin up.
Put the mouthpiece between your lips. Breathe in quickly and deeply through the inhaler—not through your nose. You may not feel or taste the medication as you breathe in. This is normal.
Take the mouthpiece out of your mouth. Hold your breath for a count of 10 (if possible).
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In this episode, Corrina continues the Design Tips miniseries by sharing her insights on how to use wireframes to improve the design and development process for Windows Phone applications. She walks through why wireframeing is an important part of the process of creating a WP7 application. Corrina talks about the advantages of using wireframing and walks step by step through creating wireframes.
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From the crew of Silverlight TV and Channel 9, we want to extend a special thank you to all of our viewers. With your support we recently surpassed 4 million views of Silverlight TV! We've learned a lot, and with BUILD just around the corner, it's time to refocus the show a bit. Silverlight TV is taking a late summer hiatus... stay tuned for BUILD, where you'll see what's next.
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Wire-frame in Sketch Flow is awesome
Oh, will this show got a new name after BUILD ?
well done :) its nice work
+1 Great content as always John and Corrina!
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wow, wireframing with sketchflow is impressive - thanks really a lot for this great video!!!
Simply Awesome!
Thanks, great show!
I hope the new name of the show isn't HTML5 TV
@erik_: I was think Papa TV
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With John heading to Disney and SLTV already being on hiatus, is this the end of SLTV? If it was going to refocus anyway (presumably on Metro/WinRT?), it seems like there's little point of continuing the show, but instead just start new with new host, new focus, etc.
Sorry if there was already some post/page about SLTV going from 'on hiatus' to 'officially ended' that I missed. No biggie if it's in limbo based on searching for another host instead or whatever, just curious.
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Jeannette Sorrell
Jeannette Sorrell is a leading voice among the new generation of early music conductors. She has been credited by the U.K.'s BBC Music Magazine for "forging a vibrant, life-affirming approach to the re-making of early music… a seductive vision of musical authenticity."
In 2010 and 2011, Sorrell led sold-out concerts at London's Wigmore Hall, the Royal Theatre (Teatro Real) in Madrid, the Grand Théâtre de l'Opéra in Bordeaux, and major halls in Lisbon (Portugal), Los Angeles, San Francisco, Toronto, and Boston, all with Apollo's Fire Baroque Orchestra of which she is the founder and Music Director.
Sorrell takes her inspiration from the 17th-century concept of Affekt, in which baroque dramatic devices are used to move the emotions of the listeners, in a highly personal way.
Sorrell makes her conducting debut with the Pittsburgh Symphony in April with the complete Brandenburg Concertos. Other upcoming conducting engagements include the Seattle Symphony and Omaha Symphony. She has also conducted the Handel & Haydn Society in Boston, the Opera Theatre of St. Louis with the St. Louis Symphony, and the Grand Rapids Symphony (conductor and soloist); and has appeared as guest keyboard artist with the Cleveland Orchestra.
Sorrell's appearances in the U.S. with Apollo's Fire include an 11-concert U.S. tour of the Monteverdi Vespers, as well as engagements at the Aspen Music Festival, the Library of Congress, and the Ojai International Festival in California. On their series in Cleveland, Sorrell and Apollo's Fire enjoy one of the largest audiences of any baroque orchestra in the country.
Sorrell's discography includes 20 commercial CDs, of which four have been bestsellers on the Billboard classical chart. Her recordings include the complete Brandenburg Concerti and harpsichord concerti of Bach (with Sorrell as harpsichord soloist and director), which was praised by the London Times as "a swaggering version… brilliantly played by Sorrell." She has also released four discs of Mozart, and was hailed as "a near-perfect Mozartian" by Fanfare Record Magazine. Other recordings include Handel's Messiah, the Monteverdi Vespers and two creative crossover projects: "Come to the River: An Early American Gathering" and "Sacrum Mysterium: A Celtic Christmas Vespers."
Sorrell has attracted national attention and awards for creative programming. She is the recipient of two special grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as an honorary doctorate from Case Western University, the Bodky Award from the Cambridge Society of Early Music, and the Noah Greenberg Award from the American Musicological Society.
Sorrell was one of the youngest students ever accepted to the conducting courses of the Aspen and the Tanglewood music festivals. She studied conducting under Robert Spano, Roger Norrington and Leonard Bernstein, and harpsichord with Gustav Leonhardt in Amsterdam. She won both the First Prize and the Audience Choice Award in the 1991 Spivey International Harpsichord Competition, competing against over 70 harpsichordists from Europe, Israel, the U.S., and the Soviet Union. She holds an Artist Diploma from Oberlin Conservatory, where she was immediately invited to join the faculty of the Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute upon graduation. Passionate about guiding the next generation of performers, Ms. Sorrell has led many baroque projects for students at Oberlin Conservatory and the Cleveland Institute of Music.


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Monday, September 30, 2013
Imaging Specialists has announced that Dr. Brian Burke and Dr. Matthew Dunn have joined the diagnostic imaging center.
Brian Burke, MD, specializes in cross-sectional imaging. Dr. Burke graduated from Duke University in 1991 and earned his MD from University of Kentucky's College of Medicine in 1995. He completed his Internal Medicine internship at Kaiser Foundation in San Francisco and his residency at the University of California San Francisco in 2000, where he served as chief resident. Dr. Burke completed his fellowship in Cross Sectional Imaging in 2001 at San Francisco General Hospital.
Matthew Dunn, MD specializes in vascular and interventional radiology. Dr. Dunn graduated from James Madison University in 2003 and received his MD from Jefferson Medical College in 2007. He completed his residency at Bryn Mawr Hospital in Pennsylvania where he served as chief resident before completing his fellowship in 2013 in Vascular and Interventional Radiology at Yale's New Haven Hospital.
Imaging Specialists is the only full-service, freestanding medical imaging facility in greater Charleston area. They provide digital x-rays, digital mammography, 3T-MRIs, ultrasounds, x-rays and bone density screenings.
Call 843-881-4020 or go to www.imagingsc.com to schedule an online appointment.
Unique Handmade
Unique And Handmade in Mount Pleasant (www.uniqueandhandmade.com) offers handmade items created by Tina Arnoldi, a local artist, skilled in working with polymer clay. Polymer clay often resembles glass or marble when the product is finished and the items are unpainted, displaying the natural color of clay. At the online store, beautiful wine glasses creatively designed by the artist are available in addition to jewelry items.
Arnoldi not only sells online but also has pieces available for resale on consignment to stores in the Charleston area. She offers classes in local shops and as private parties in Mount Pleasant homes.
To make a purchase, inquire about reselling or register for a class, please visit www.uniqueandhandmade.com.
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Jon Guerry Taylor and Associates (JGT) has been selected to update the Southern Forest Products Association's (SFPA) marine design brochure "Aquatic and Wetland Structures." Originally published as "Marine Structures, Recommendations for Design and Construction," the brochure has become a valuable asset to engineers, designers, contractors and timber industry groups. It will incorporate updated information reflective of the timber industry as well as new approaches to marine and other aquatic structures.
JGT was involved in the development of the original brochure that has been republished on several occasions in the past 15 years. It has also been translated into Spanish and has been included in seminars across the USA and Mexico.
JGT is a civil engineering firm specializing in the planning, permitting and engineering design of waterfront and marine projects. The firm is locally owned and was founded in 1984.
Carolina One
Two real estate veterans and a rookie agent have come on board with Carolina One Real Estate, east of the Cooper. Eddie Pate and Cheryl Boyle have settled on the Mount Pleasant Highway 17 North office, while Tami Jean Zerbst will work from the recently relocated Isle of Palms office.
Since 1986, Pate has worked with four of the largest home builders in the industry; Ryland Homes, Centex Corporation, D.R. Horton and most recently Beazer Homes in both Charleston and Columbia. He has held a variety of top management positions from division president and operations manager to vice president of sales and marketing. Born in North Carolina, Pate graduated from East Carolina University and later received his MBA from The Citadel. Pate was named sales manager of the year by the Charleston Home Builders Association and received numerous Prism Awards from that organization for excellence in real estate sales and marketing. Pate is married with two children and spends his free time boating and jogging.
Cheryl Boyle is a recent cum laude graduate of the College of Charleston where she majored in Economics. Relocating to Charleston from Detroit, Mich., Boyle is the owner of an internet business enterprise and also managed an Estee Lauder cosmetic business. She is married with four children and enjoys dancing and reading.
Tami Jean Zerbst is a native of Fayetteville, N.C., and a graduate of Coastal Carolina University where she earned a BS degree in Early Childhood Education. A realtor since 2007, Zerbst is an Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR) and is certified as an REO foreclosure and short sales specialist. Married with two children, Zerbst is a certified personal trainer and spin instructor.
Visit the Carolina One website at www.carolinaone.com.
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Scout Boats delivered four Scout 210 Dorado models to Palmetto Bluff, the award-winning 20,000 acre nature preserve and resort community in southeastern South Carolina.
Palmetto Bluff's dry stack marina, Wilson Landing is located on the May River and provides quick access to the Lowcountry waterways. The dry storage facility has 80 racks accommodating boats up to 36-feet, a dock with six platform lifts over the water, an outfitters center and the Boat Club rental program of which Scout models are now a part.
For more information on Scout, visit www.scoutboats.com; or contact Mark Jerkins at Shane Harvey Brand Management, email: email@example.com; phone: 407-377-4444. For more information on Palmetto Bluff, visit www.palmettobluff.com.
RE/MAX agents led the 2013 list of the top 1,000 real estate sales professionals in the U.S. as measured by the number of properties sold per agent.
Published by The Wall Street Journal and REAL Trends, "The Thousand" ranked the top 250 agents and top 250 teams for transaction sides and sales volume. When the 500 transaction standings are combined, RE/MAX agents hold 98 places. That's one out of five – and more than any other real estate brand in the report, which ranks participating agents based on 2012 production.
Forty-three RE/MAX agents were ranked among the Top 250 individuals for most transaction sides. The Wertan Team ranked 230 on the Top 250 teams list.
The Wertan Team has more than 10 years experience in the greater Charleston real estate market, and has closed over 900 homes.
For more information about David Wertan and the Wertan Team, please call: (843) 330-2500 or visit http://www.davidwertan.com/Charleston-Real-Estate-Team
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The Cake Pop Shop of Charleston was born days after Carolyn Holst's youngest son, Nicholas, turned 1 year old. Carolyn made cake pops for Nicholas's birthday party, and the feedback she received from party guests was overwhelming. After a short conversation with her husband, the decision was made for her to start the Cake Pop Shop of Charleston.
In addition to being the owner and operator of the Cake Pop Shop of Charleston, Holst is a stay-at-home Mom where she gets to spend her days with sons, Joey and Nick. She opened the business on Jan. 13 by way of creating a Facebook page and received her very first order within hours. Since then, she has hand-crafted thousands of cake pops ranging from her classic cake pops, to movie characters.
To make it easier for her customers, Carolyn offers a variety of ways to display cake pops. Mason jars, buckets and customized billiard tables will enhance any gathering. Cake pops can be used for more than just dessert. Party favors and bride/groom themed place cards at weddings, are just some of the ways guests and customers, can enjoy cake pops. Some of her customer's favorite cake flavors are dark chocolate, lemon and red velvet.
To find out more information or to place an order, please contact Carolyn Holst at 843-810-3406 or visit www.thecakepopshopofcharleston.com
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Sacramento Metro and West Sacramento fire departments raced to a call of a partially submerged boat off the Garden Highway on Friday morning.
"One of my workers saw the boat bobbing in the water," said Don Caldwell, a witness.
Sac Metro Fire said it got a call from Caldwell shortly before 8 a.m. and initiated a rescue response.
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David Gorczynski can run another year.
The autistic 20-year-old who for the past three years has competed as a member of the Orchard Park High School cross country team will be allowed to participate during his fourth and final year of high school, thanks to State Supreme Court Justice John L. Michalski's ruling that exempts Gorczynski from a state age restriction.
"We're extremely happy," said Gorczynski's attorney, Linda J. DeTine of Neighborhood Legal Services, on Friday. "This means David can run. The judge did a very fair thing. The family is very happy."
Gorczynski's mother, Mary Ellen Gorczynski, first went to State Supreme Court seeking an injunction to keep the school district and state from enforcing the age restriction after the state Education Department refused to grant her son a second waiver to participate in cross country for the 2013-14 school year. Gorczynski's mother could not be reached for comment.
Under current state guidelines for allowing disabled students to participate in high school athletics, students whose education has been delayed because of their disabilities can request a waiver to participate an extra year, whether it's a fifth season or because the student is older than 19, the default cut-off age for eligibility.
Gorczynski, whose disabilities include an autism spectrum disorder, cognitive disabilities and an orthopedic disorder causing one leg to be shorter than the other, was granted such a waiver allowing him to run last school year.
But according to a subsection buried so deeply in the state's education rules that it would take a runner's lungs to read its precise location in one breath, state education law provides for one waiver – and one waiver only – per student. Without Friday's court order, Gorczynski, who turns 21 in January, would not have been eligible to run this year.
State Sen. Tim Kennedy, who urged State Education Commissioner John B. King Jr. and members of the Board of Regents to let Gorczynski participate on the cross country team after learning of his situation through a Buffalo News report last month, was thrilled with the judge's ruling, saying that the decision sets an important precedent for student athletes with disabilities around the state.
"I can tell you the fact that David will be able to run with his team the way he desires but also deserves is a tremendous victory for him, his family, his school and the community," Kennedy said Friday. "It will have a positive impact for all students across New York State, especially student athletes with disabilities who have been cut out because of this needless and senseless bureaucratic regulation."
Kennedy said he expects the State Board of Regents to accept the ruling from the court and also to take it a step further and change the regulation at its September meeting.
Robert M. Bennett, Western New York's Regent representative and the board's chancellor emeritus, agreed, telling The News that the board has no plans to protest the judge's decision.
"It was a very compelling story," Bennett said of Gorczynski's situation. "I started to think, 'What if this were my son?' I'd want him to run," said Bennett, who lobbied the board on Gorczynski's behalf.
Bennett emphasized that the board's decision not to argue the ruling did not mean the board doubted the fairness of the current rule. The State Education Department's policies regarding disabled student athletes "were passed with the intent of protecting kids," particularly in contact sports, Bennett said, and should remain in effect.
That being said, Bennett said the board would re-examine the rules in September, in hopes of adding flexibility to accommodate future cases like Gorczynski's without a court order. The goal, he said, is to give the education commissioner the authority to grant individual exemptions in cases where the student's safety is not compromised by the particular sport or set of circumstances.
"My hope is we can allow for some discretion for the commissioner," Bennett said.
News of the decision was welcomed by Gorczynski's teammates and coaches, who said he had a positive impact on everyone in the sport – teammates and opponents alike.
Ted Washburn, who was head coach of Orchard Park cross country the first year Gorczynski joined, said the disabled runner's continued participation "represents all that's good about sports."
Seeing Gorczynski cross the finish line with "pure joy and happiness on his face" regardless of how he placed – Gorczynski has finished last in every race he has entered so far – helps shift the emphasis away from winning and losing and onto the joy of competing, Washburn said.
"You would not believe how many kids it brought together," Washburn said of the fans and runners from every school that cheer Gorczynski on as he crosses the finish line. Seeing Gorczynski compete, he added, teaches kids without much prior exposure to people with disabilities that everyone deserves appreciation and respect, regardless of their limitations.
The decision came just in time for Gorczynski to join his teammates when official team practices kick off later this month.
Gorczynski has attended Orchard Park since the 2010-11 school year, but due to his disabilities, he remains an ungraded student.
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If you have been baptized, yes. As I was reminded about a week ago in a homily, the lay faithful are called to be priests, prophets and kings (or queens). Surprised? Check out the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
All of us are expected to be evangelists; spreading the Gospel is the reason the Church exists. The trick is to be alert for and open to our call from the Holy Spirit, to listen to it, and to act on it.
Perhaps that call is inviting you to become a parish catechist. Oh, you might say, you don't want to teach little kids. That's fine. There are are adults and adolescents who want you to pass on the Faith to them in a lively and engaging way. In fact, there is a huge need for catechists of adults and adolescents.
That sounds interesting, you might also say, but you are not a teacher. You never took an education course in your life. If this is your concern, stop worrying. The Archdiocesan Catechetical Office has a variety of resources and a training program for catechists that you can take either in live classroom settings or on line.
The Catechist Formation Program is divided into two parts. The first level of formation for a catechist provides you with opportunities for growth as a person of faith; you also learn effective teaching/facilitating skills and develop a plan for your ongoing training and developing spiritual life. The second level of formation deepens your training by focusing on essential areas of theological training, such as Scripture, the Creed, and morality. Your program will focus on the audience you wish to serve: children, adolescents or adults.
On Sunday, Sept. 12, Archbishop Dolan will preside over the annual certification ceremony for catechists at Maryknoll Seminary in Ossining, N.Y. He will also award the Catechetical Medal of Honor to those who have given 25 or more years to the ministry of catechesis in the archdiocese. Twenty-five years may seem a very long time but the recipients always say that the years simply flew by.
Perhaps there is a certification ceremony in your future or even a Medal of Honor. If you want to know more about being a catechist and all the wonderful resources available to you, visit our website. Most important of all, talk to your pastor or to your parish director/coordinator of religious education. Even you are not currently a catechist, take the courses anyway so that when your call comes, you'll be ready to answer it.


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Kick back and enjoy Cajun music while helping raise money to combat cystic fibrosis.
The three day music festival featuring Cajun, swamp pop, country and rock 'n' roll will be held March 1-3 at the Evergreen Cajun Center, 4694 W. Main St., Gray.
Proceeds benefit the Cystic Fibrosis and Lions Club foundations. For details, call Reed Callais at 291-6046.
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The Stetson men's tennis team will play 11 out of its 18 dual matches on the 2014 schedule in the friendly confines of the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center, as announced by Stetson Director of Tennis Pierre Pilote on Wednesday.
"The men's team will face a challenging non-conference schedule with a total of four teams that held a recent national ranking (Georgia Tech, Georgia State, South Alabama, UAB)," Associate Head Coach Christophe Noblet said. "That should help us prepare for the level of competition we will be facing in conference play."
The season will begin on Saturday Jan. 11 when the Hatters travel to Atlanta to take on Georgia Tech. Stetson will return home to hold the Second Annual Alumni Match on Jan. 18 before competing in the ITF Future USA-F4 Tournament from Jan. 24-26.
A home match against Georgia Southern kicks off the month of February (Feb. 2), before Stetson travels to Boca Raton to take on Florida Atlantic on Feb. 14 in the Hatters' final non-conference road tilt of the spring.
Currently #61 in the nation, Georgia State comes to DeLand on Feb. 28 in the first of five straight home non-conference contests for the Hatters. Niagara (Mar. 3), South Alabama (Mar. 5), Presbyterian (Mar. 7), and Appalachian State (Mar. 12) will visit the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center before Stetson opens up Atlantic Sun Conference play.
The Hatters begin league action at USC Upstate and #67 ETSU on Mar. 14 and 15, respectively. Stetson then returns home for five straight in DeLand to complete the March schedule. Green Bay (Mar. 18) and UAB (Mar. 25) will compete in non-conference competition, while #71 North Florida (Mar. 22), Mercer (Mar. 28), and Kennesaw State (Mar. 29) conclude the Hatters' home A-Sun slate.
Stetson finishes the 2014 regular season on the road at Lipscomb on Apr. 4, at Northern Kentucky on Apr. 5, and at Florida Gulf Coast on Apr. 12.
"The A-Sun is strengthening with the addition of three new head coaches," Noblet said. "Each weekend of conference competition will be exciting and we expect to perform well."
The A-Sun Championship is scheduled for Apr. 18-20 in Jacksonville.


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LISBON — Columbiana County commissioners renewed a program that provides transportation for Medicaid recipients to and from their medical appointments....
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The Boeing Co. is expanding its real estate holdings in North Charleston to enable future growth.
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Under a Boeing Co. reorganization announced Monday, Boeing South Carolina will become part of the new Airplane Programs division of Boeing Commercial Airplanes.Candy Eslinger, spokeswoman for Boeing South Carolina, said the change would have little impact on our day-to-day operations.In fact, it gives us closer alignment with all the other airplane programs, she said Monday. We think it allows us even more access to the resources, knowledge and best practices across all of the BCA organization.One change is that the local plants top executive, Jack Jones, will now report to Pat Shanahan, senior vice president and general manager of airplane programs, instead of the units CEO, Ray Conner. Jones, vice president and general manager of Boeing South Carolina, will remain on Conners leadership team, Eslinger said.Brendan Kearney
Consummating a deal in the works for years, the aerospace giant has agreed to buy three office buildings from its neighbor, the South Carolina Research Authority.
The buildings, which total 178,000 square feet, are on about 20 acres owned by the Charleston County Airport Authority between the Boeing campus and International Boulevard.
Neither Boeing nor the Research Authority on Monday would disclose the terms of the sale, which is expected to close Dec. 13.
A spokeswoman for the SCRA, which was launched with state money and land but now considers itself a private corporation with a public mission, declined to reveal the financial details at Boeings request.
Its not really up to us, said Micki Howard, Research Authority spokeswoman.
She said the purchase price was based on the fair appraised value of the buildings, which was $25 million in 2010. The offices were completed in 1989, according to Howard.
The Research Authority does most of its applied research and commercialization activity there, according to its website, and several other tenants, including Boeing, the College of Charlestons Lowcountry Graduate Center and the Charleston Regional Development Alliance, are tenants.
Boeing spokeswoman Candy Eslinger said the company, which makes 787 Dreamliners in North Charleston, has no particular plans for the buildings.
Eslinger, said assuming the lease of that property makes sense for us to protect any future growth plans that we may have here. In the near term, we may look at some opportunities for additional parking.
The Research Authority, and its more than 100 local employees, will stay in the building and manage the tenants through 2014, when the last are scheduled to move out, Howard said.
She said the agency was willing to sell the buildings because it could use a higher-tech space and because part of its mission is to promote economic development in the region.
Its good for Boeing, good for us, Howard said. Its time for a change.
Aviation Authority Chairman Chip Limehouse also hailed the deal, calling it a win-win.
For Boeing, it fits neatly in their footprint. Its a logical acquisition for Boeing to continue their expansion and progress at the airport, he said.
As for the Research Authority and its tenants, Limehouse said: Were going to find a bigger and a better space for all of those folks.
In September 2010, the Research Authority received approval to assign its land lease with the airport to Boeing. Research Authority CEO Bill Mahoney, who could not be reached Monday, said in January that the transfer of the lease would likely only happen after Boeing significantly ramps up production in North Charleston.
The entire Charleston International site encompasses about 1,300 acres.
Of that, Boeing leases 267 acres for $1 per year, according to Limehouse. Airport operations account for about 383 acres.
Boeing has been in expansion mode ever since it bought out its suppliers North Charleston factories in 2008 and 2009.
Last year it opened up a massive final assembly building and delivery center at its campus adjacent to the airport and an interiors factory near Ladson. Over the next year or so, it will expand its aft-body factory, among other smaller construction projects.
Reach Brendan Kearney at 937-5906 and follow him on Twitter at @kearney_brendan.


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Softball Holds First Team Practice Of 2013
MUNCIE, Ind. -- The Ball State softball team ramped up preparation for its 2013 season opener versus in-state rival IUPUI (Feb. 16) at the KSU Classic by holding its first team practice Sunday morning at the BSU Recreation Center and Field Sports Building.
The Cardinals, the defending Mid-American Conference regular season champions, and Jaguars will square off at 10:30 a.m. at the tournament hosted by Kennesaw State in Woodstock, Ga.
Ball State will also battle UT-Martin at 1 pm Saturday, Feb. 16, while playing both Tennessee Tech (10:30 a.m.) and Eastern Kentucky (1 p.m.) Sunday, Feb 17.


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