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Registered nurses at Kenmore Mercy Hospital will vote Monday on a tentative four-year contract.
The contract covers about 270 nurses, who are represented by CWA Local 1133. A tentative deal was reached on Jan. 31.
The bargaining committee is not recommending the contract to its members, said Erin Bowie, a CWA staff representative.
If the nurses vote down the deal, the CWA would consider that authorization for the union to call a strike, but it does not mean a walkout would necessarily occur. Bowie called a strike a "last resort" option, and said the union would first try to work with management on coming up with a package that members would approve, and possibly involve a mediator in the talks.
If the union did opt to strike, by law it would have to give a 10-day notice to hospital administrators.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Buffalo Bills receiver T.J. Graham came out of the shower, stood near his locker and pulled his towel down hard over his head. There were no tears, just angst.
He had made the final, fatal mistake in the Bills' 37-31 loss to the New England Patriots, and there was nothing that could undo it. Graham was supposed to run in front of Pats safety Devin McCourty as quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick threw into the end zone with 23 seconds left. Instead Graham ran behind him, and McCourty made an easy interception.
"That was a rookie mistake," Graham said. "I'm supposed to cross his face in the front, and it was a good pass. If I had crossed his face I probably would have made that play. So I take blame for that one.
"That was my mistake. It might be why I don't get on the field much, I guess, if I make those mistakes."
It had taken Fitzpatrick just 1:43 to drive the Bills 65 yards to the New England 15. One of the great wins in Bills history was within the team's grasp. Then it was in the hands of McCourty.
"We're disappointed, we're upset, angry," said tight end Scott Chandler. "We've got to find a way to win, that's the bottom line. There's no such thing as a close win or a close loss. They're all just wins or losses. This was another loss."
Another in a long line. The Bills dropped to 3-6 with their 12th straight loss in Foxborough and their 18th defeat in the last 19 meetings with the Patriots.
With five losses in their last six games, the Bills acknowledged their season is on the brink of irrelevancy, starting with Thursday night's home game against Miami. The overwhelming likelihood is 10 wins will be needed to have any chance at a wild-card playoff berth.
"It's pretty much a must win from here on out," running back C.J. Spiller said.
"We only got seven games now," defensive end Mario Williams said. "In order for us to get to where we want to go, we've got to win out. We can't keep losing like this."
Actually, the Bills never have lost one quite like Sunday at Gillette Stadium.
The Bills made a team-record 35 first downs and outgained the Pats, 481 to 347. but were undone by losing the turnover battle, 3-0, and made 14 penalties for 148 yards, their most penalty yards in a game since 1970. Buffalo was called for 19 penalties in a 1985 loss at Miami.
"We had some costly errors early in the game that set us back," said guard Andy Levitre. "We shouldn't put ourselves in situations like that where we have to come back at the end of the game. We should be the ones in the lead near the end so we don't have to march down the field like that."
Fitzpatrick was fantastic much of the game. He completed 27-of-40 for 337 yards and two touchdowns.
The Bills were down by 14 points on three separate occasions, and Fitzpatrick mounted long drives for touchdowns each time.
Fitzpatrick got great help from his running backs, Spiller and Fred Jackson. Spiller produced 131 scrimmage yards on 13 touches. Jackson produced 115 on 20 touches.
Fitzpatrick hit Donald Jones on a 2-yard TD pass with 7:47 left to pull the Bills within 34-31. New England answered with a 59-yard drive to a field goal to go ahead by six.
The Bills took over with 2:06 left on their own 20. Fitzpatrick hit Stevie Johnson for 21 yards and Jones for 14. Four plays later Spiller took a short pass and ran 14 yards to the Pats' 15.
"There was a lot of confidence," Spiller said. "We were very confident we could go down and win it."
On the fatal play, Fitzpatrick looked to his left so as not to tip off the defense before going back to Graham for a slant pattern to the right.
"This is a tough one to swallow for us," Fitzpatrick said. "But we've got to find a way."
Fitzpatrick's teammates felt for him.
"That guy's a warrior," Chandler said. "I mean, the guy's taken huge hits, stepping into great throws. He made a ton of great throws today. He's a great leader on our team."
The Bills' first turnover of the game was just about as costly, because it handed the Pats a touchdown.
Midway through the first quarter, Fitzpatrick looked for Spiller in the left flat but had to pull the ball down when Pats linebacker Jerod Mayo read the play. That gave Pats star defensive tackle Vince Wilfork time to split a double-team, sack Fitzpatrick and force a fumble that New England recovered on the Buffalo 13. Four plays later, New England scored a touchdown.
The Bills' defense allowed the Pats to score a field goal and three touchdowns in their first four possessions. Buffalo did better in the second half, holding the Pats to a touchdown and two field goals in five possessions.
Pats quarterback Tom Brady completed 23-of-38 passes for 237 yards.
Unlike the first meeting between the teams in which the Bills blitzed Brady on just one pass play, defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt sent at least seven blitzes at Brady on pass attempts. The defensive linemen moved around more than in the past.
"With our health getting better, including myself, I was able to play on the right side and go against the left tackle more," Mario Williams said. "We just tried to mix it up. We tried to put as much pressure as we could on him, just to get him moving, keep him off the spot so he's not just sitting back there taking his time."
Five defensive penalties helped the Pats on two of their touchdown drives. It was the sixth straight game the Pats scored 30 or more against the Bills.
"It really gets old," said Bills safety Jairus Byrd. "We should have held them to field goals but they were putting points on the board, touchdowns. This is getting old. At some point this has to change."
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A young woman was arrested Sunday after allegedly leading officers on a high-speed pursuit from Elkins to Parsons, police said.
Ashlee N. Ord, 20, of Nitro, was charged with fleeing in a vehicle, a felony. Her bond was set Monday at $10,000, cash only, by Magistrate George M. Riggleman in Randolph County Magistrate Court.
Olan Earl McCauley, 26, of Dunbar, also was charged with fleeing in a vehicle. Riggleman set bond at $10,000, cash only. Both Ord and McCauley were being held at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail at presstime.
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According to the criminal complaint, Trooper 1st Class G.S. DeWeese of the West Virginia State Police was patrolling the Tygart Valley Mall parking lot Sunday because he'd received information that it was "a high narcotic trafficking area."
DeWeese was on foot, and he approached a man leaning on a grey car. The man started to walk away, and the driver of the car rolled up the window and put the vehicle into reverse, according to the complaint.
DeWeese told the man to stop and he did, but as the trooper started to walk toward the car, the driver put the vehicle in drive and headed straight toward the officer, the complaint alleges.
The trooper "attempted to sidestep the vehicle" but the car grazed his leg and his hand struck the driver's window, the complaint stated. The car then drove off "in a reckless manner" out of the mall's parking lot, police said.
As DeWeese got into his cruiser and turned on the emergency lights and siren, he allegedly saw a male passenger in the other vehicle "throw something out the window" as the car was in the vicinity of Pizza Hut, according to the complaint.
DeWeese followed the car as it drove toward Crystal Springs. The trooper wrote that he tried to perform a traffic stop, but the car would not pull over, the complaint states.
The car "passed four vehicles on the Ferguson Road on a double-line road at about 65 miles per hour in a 30 zone," according to the complaint. The car then turned onto Route 92 without pausing at the stop sign, and DeWeese radioed for assistance, police said.
The vehicle then turned right onto 33 West/219 North and "achieved a top speed of 100 miles per hour," DeWeese wrote. The car then exited onto 219 North toward Parsons and "overtook two vehicles near the Fly market in a no-passing zone," according to the complaint.
As the car was entering Tucker County, DeWeese saw the male passenger light a cigarette, and noted that he kept "reaching into the back of the vehicle and then crouching down in his seat," according to the complaint.
DeWeese said the car ran a red light at the intersection of Route 72 and 219 North, and then turned down an alley in Parsons and almost struck another vehicle, the complaint states.
The car stopped after coming to a dead end, and both Ord and McCauley were taken into custody without further incident, according to the complaint.
Officers found two "marijuana smoking devices" in the vehicle, along with a "weed grinder with marijuana inside," according to the complaint.
In other magistrate court news, a Bowden man was arrested Monday for identity theft.
Matthew Bradley Harris, 35, was charged with one felony count of identity theft and one misdemeanor count of failure to appear. Bond was set at $10,000 cash or surety. He was being held at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail at presstime.
According to the criminal complaint, prepared by Trooper M.J. Wilson, the state police were informed April 13 by Rocky Tingler that a Mountaineer Gas Co. account had been set up in his name at 301 Ward Ave. in Elkins. Tingler informed officers he doesn't live at that address and didn't give permission for his name to be used.
The account had an outstanding gas bill for $564.09. Tingler said Harris lived at the address and was a former employee of his who'd had access to Tingler's personal information while he was employed, the complaint states.
A Mountaineer Gas representative reportedly told police the account was opened in October 2011 using Tingler's date of birth and his social security number.
In other court news, charges were dismissed Friday against an Elkins man who was accused of taking part in the theft of two vehicles from an Elkins car dealership.
The Randolph County Prosecuting Attorney's office dismissed without prejudice one count of breaking and entering and two counts of grand larceny, all felonies, against James Dean Grover Jr., 19.
Grover provided police with evidence that he was in Dover, Tenn., on May 26, when the incident took place, according to court records. Grover was represented by attorney Dwight Hall.


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"All you got to do is drop trou," she tells PEOPLE. "Pretty much that's the biggest statement you can make. Drop trou, get on a plastic horse and people start paying attention."
Johnston got naked (and got on a plastic horse) to bring awareness to the inhumane treatment of carriage horses in New York City. Four years after that memorable PETA campaign, the actress is being honored for her continued efforts to bring an end to the carriage horse rides that are a staple of the Big Apple by New Yorkers for Clean, Livable and Safe Streets (NYCLASS), an organization she was turned on to by a friend on the board.
"She asked me to go a screening of this movie Blinders. It's a documentary, a shocking documentary, about how the horses are treated and what really goes on in the horse carriage industry," she says. "It was something I never thought of. I guess I imagined they had a big paddock or a meadow somewhere to run in. The reality is obviously really stark and pretty horrible."
As a dog lover – Johnston is mom to a rescued pit bull named Pinky – the actress felt sympathetic towards the horses's plight, but she adds that animal lovers shouldn't be the only ones affected by this cause.
"I don't even really care about horses that much. I like them, but I'm not a horse person," she admits. "But it's so important; the issue is important. I don't even think you really need to be a horse lover to go, 'That's wrong. Something needs to change.'"
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Surrounding the celebration of Israel's 60th anniversary, groups intent on criticizing its founding and existence have organized anti-Israel events around the United States. These groups have focused on the notion that it has been 60 years since the "Nakba," an Arabic word meaning 'catastrophe' or 'disaster' that many Palestinians and Arabs use to refer to the 1948 war and the establishment of the State of Israel.
Although the "Nakba" is officially commemorated on May 15th, the start of Israel's War of Independence, "Nakba" events have been organized throughout the year, many focusing on the notion that the "Nakba" was not an isolated event in 1948 but a term that describes the current status of the Palestinian people.
For example, at a panel during "Palestine Nakba Week" at Columbia University, which was held from April 28-May 1, 2008, the moderator, a member of the Arab Students Association, explained that the panel was titled "60 Years of Nakba" because the "ghost of Nakba haunts every Palestinian's existence," and therefore, "we need not look at what happened yesterday to look at crimes perpetrated today."
Many "Nakba" and other anti-Israel events in 2008 have been marked by accusations of Israeli "apartheid" and "ethnic cleansing," and have invoked offensive comparisons between Israel and Nazi Germany. In addition, celebrations of Israel's 60th anniversary have been targeted in some parts of the country for counter protests.
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Well Hello There, Beautiful PeopleAlli Worthington
So This is Alli isn't the most creative title in the world is it? Deciding on a name for an ENTIRE blog is overwhelming. WHAT IF I NAME IT A CRAPPY NAME? I obviously went for a simple name.
Welcome to my corner of Babble where I get to share my opinions (I have so much to tell you by the way!) about modern motherhood. I'll talk it up over here about everything from parenting my own village (I have five boys & a teenage stepdaughter) to the importance of mindful parenting practices, the responsibility of raising men, and tackling the elusive goal of perfect work-life balance.
But that is not where the topic of motherhood ends. What about self-development as it relates to raising healthy kids? That's what gets forgotten during the hustle of daily life. Crazy as it sounds, blogging helped me get my mojo back. I started when I was a physically exhausted, yet intellectually unfulfilled, stay at home mom to three of my boys. The practice of blogging, the demands of a business based around blogging, and the strong community built online opened my world.
I'm here to yell off the rooftops about the importance of continual self development while we mother our families. Be it in business, with art, our health, or our communities; our families need us to be the best we can be. Mindful lifestyle development doesn't mean perfection. There is no perfect. Life is what it is: messy, wonderful, painful, confusing, beautiful. The key is simply doing the best you can and enjoying it.
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I totally know how to balance kids and career. 1 of 7OK, maybe not. 🙂
My kids have perfect manners. 2 of 7Well, perfect for them.
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We only enjoy more high minded entertainment. 4 of 7If, by high minded, you mean Spongebob.
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What is a Neurologist? A certification by the Board of Psychiatry & Neurology; practitioners focus on the diagnosis and treatment of all categories of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, muscles and nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. The neurologist is often the primary physician but also serves as a consultant to other physicians and may render all levels of care, including the continuing care of outpatients and/or inpatients. The neurologist will often perform and interpret tests that relate to the nervous system or muscles.
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Maamoon Tammaa
Kadlec Neuroscience Center
1100 Goethals Dr Ste B
Richland, WA 99352
(509) 943-0300
- 17 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 3
Paulo J. Cancado
Tri-City Neurology
216 W 10th Ave Ste 304
Kennewick, WA 99336
(509) 586-5700
- 25 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 4
Jung Lim
Lourdes Neurological Services
520 N 4th Ave
Pasco, WA 99301
(509) 544-6176
- 12 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 5
Steven A. Erlemeier
Lourdes Neurological Services
520 N 4th Ave
Pasco, WA 99301
(509) 544-6176
- 31 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
- 6
Kevin Taylor
Lourdes West Pasco Imaging
7425 Wrigley Dr Ste 102
Pasco, WA 99301
(509) 543-7583
- 1 office location(s)
- 7
Clarence D. Washington
Clarence D Washington MD
925 Stevens Dr Ste 2E
Richland, WA 99352
(509) 943-1880
- 1 office location(s)
- 8
Lisa L. Miller
Kadlec Neuroscience Center
1100 Goethals Dr Ste B
Richland, WA 99352
(509) 943-0300
- 1 office location(s)
- 9
Hui-Juan Zhang
Kadlec Neuroscience Center
1100 Goethals Dr Ste B
Richland, WA 99352
(509) 943-0300
- 1 office location(s)
- 10
Tauni M. Urdahl
Kadlec Neuroscience Center
1100 Goethals Dr Ste B
Richland, WA 99352
(509) 943-0300
- 1 office location(s)
- 11
Jared R. Collett
Kadlec Neuroscience Center
1100 Goethals Dr Ste B
Richland, WA 99352
(509) 943-0300
- 1 office location(s)
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Nearby Kennewick Hospitals results
- 1Kennewick General Hospital
900 S Auburn St
Kennewick, Washington 99336
(509) 586-611
- 2Lourdes Medical Center
520 N 4th Ave
Kennewick, Washington 99301
(509) 547-770
- 3Kadlec Regional Medical Center
888 Swift Blvd
Kennewick, Washington 99352
(509) 946-461
- 4Lourdes Counseling Center
1175 Carondelet Dr
Kennewick, Washington 99354
(509) 943-910
- 5Good Shepherd Medical Center
610 NW 11th St
Kennewick, Washington 97838
(541) 667-340
- 6PMH Medical Center
723 Memorial St
Kennewick, Washington 99350
(509) 786-222
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I own Strats and wanted something a little different. I tried the Tele and was immediately impressed. Solid feel, great tone and great look. How much more old-school can you get than a Tele? Well, if you play country or blues you know these are great axes. But I play hard rock and metal, and I can testify this can hold it's own against any Les Paul or other hard rock axe out there. Ever hear John 5? He swears by Teles. Now I see why. Overdriven it howls, and that's with a standard MIM pup! Rolled back I love it's almost acoustic tone. Clear tones, solid feel, and versitility. What more do you want.
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All in all, this guitar is magnificent for any skill level. Highly recommended.
The Telecaster comes equipped with the basic tone and volume knobs, along with a pick-up switch for bridge, middle, and neck. The single-coil pick-ups, while to some are bland, provide an excellent twangy, bluesy sound that bring back the infamous 50's style fit for almost any musician. However, I encourage anyone to have humbucker pick-ups installed. If you are on a budget, only purchase a neck pick-up for it is the most crucial to replace. If not, install pick-ups in both spots and a pick-up tap to alternate between combinations of double and single coil sounds. The humbuckers will grant your Telecaster the ability to achieve both the Les Paul and Stratocaster sounds, opening an even wider window of genres you can play with your guitar.
The solid alder body makes this thing a tank (although I don't recommend smashing it into a wall), but makes it a bit more heavy than its Strat cousin. I chose to purchase mine with the standard Maple fretboard, which is great for that extra zing to that twangy sound. If you are going for the more warm, "rolling" sound, equip it with a Rosewood fretboard.
As I stated before, the guitar is a bit heavy. However, it rests comfortably on your leg when jamming out at home. I've come to notice that the guitar doesn't hold the tuning too well; I've had to retune within a few hours of no usage. But in the end, the Telecaster is well-made and sturdy like any other Fender guitar.
As one of the most iconic guitars in the rock scene, it definitely pulls together the old and new sounds proving to be an excellent, all-around guitar. Even though the American is obviously better than the Mexican, it's not worth that much more money. The Mexican provides the same of what the American can, so save your money.
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I've been playing a semi-hollow body and the change to a solid body was pretty easy given the easy action and playability of the telecaster. It's a nice blues guitar that can also rock.
Just what the doctor order for a solid body elcectric. Sweet and simple.
I had to tighten the screws etc. but all in all a nice guitar. the single coil pick ups do have a little buzz when using the treble compare to the humbuckers on my semi-hollow body, a bit annoying but not a show stopper..On the up side, it's a breeze to tune and holds the tunning nicely.
Good guitar for players on a budget. It has the look/feel of a classic without the price tag.
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For classic rock and blues, you can't go wrong. It's a simple guitar to work with, but isn't that a good thing?
Yes, this is as straightforward as any electric out there. But if you can't dial in good tone with a tele, something is wrong.
I have a '57 reissue strat, Gretsch Pro Jet, and Gibson SG Junior (lefty models), but I use the MexiMade tele as much as the others combined.
Maybe it's the fact that I'm not afraid of damaging it. The price was great, and the thing can take a beating. This is a guitar for gigging musicians.
Of course the American Teles are slightly better (hand-rolled fretboard edges, better pickups), but for $500 more? I'd go with one of these.
Feel free to correct me on this, but it seems Fender has much better quality control than Gibson these days...well except for the reviewer who received an axe with buzzing problems. Getting a new guitar that isn't ready to rock out of the box is frustrating. But mine was good to go - and the Lake Placid Blue finish gets its share of compliments
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I have returned the product for a replacement with the hope that it was a fluke
Guitar appeared to be well made but had a bad ground problem that caused loud buzzing when plugged in. I tried different chords and had my son plug in his telecaster to make sure. His didn't buzz. Only when I pressed on the tone or volume knobs did the buzzing stop.
Bad buzzing problem when plugged in.
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As I said before, this is my first lefty but I have been playing right handed for 29 years so I know a great guitar when I play one and this is a great guitar after I did a "set up" on it. You might not feel you need one, just go over it with a screwdriver and make sure everything is tight, as the quality control department is lacking but the guitar itself is great. I have never played an American Standard Tele so I can't compare them. If you don't have a lot of money but want the best built guitar for your money look no more, this is it.
The maple neck is only gloss finish on the front and satin on the back, it has excellent fretwork. The pickups are actually pretty good with a three position switch. I was suprised to find the pickups are not noise cancelling in the middle position. The bridge is a string-thru body type and is very solid. The body has a really nice finish on it, mine is Lake Placid Blue and is a very deep metallic finish. It is a very basic guitar but built very solid.
If you need a very basic guitar that is built very well, very solid and stays in tune then this is it. It is beautiful and built like a tank, the fretwork is excellent with no dead spots, the pickups sound really great so I won't be upgrading them soon. I had to go over the guitar with a screwdriver and tighten some screws, the neck bolts were loose letting the neck move around but that is poor quality control to blame, I can't fault the guitar for that. Once you go over it and make sure every thing is tight this is an awesome guitar. I've been playing for 29 years right handed but recently had hand surgery on my left/fretting hand and can no longer play right handed, so I am learning to play left handed and this is my first lefty. I wanted the best built guitar that I could afford that is basic in features, great tone, string-thru body for tuning stability, very solid quality and this is it.
This is a very well built guitar for the price, not a lot of features, nothing fancy but it is high quality. I don't think you can buy a better guitar for this price, maybe more features but not this quality. You might need to have it "set up" if you don't know how to do it yourself, as my action at the nut was a little high, but I have nut files and was able to file down the nut slots myself and now it plays like a dream.
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This Tele is everything a guy could ask for. Great sound, feel, and appearance. I reccomend this to anyone who is interested in purchasing a Fender.
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This Tele is everything I could ask for in a guitar. Master tone/volume control knobs(knurled chrome, provides excellent grip and feel), tele single-coil pickups(neck provides mellow blues-y type sound; bridge provides twangy, country sound), Slightly heavy but comfortable weight.
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South Tahoe High School Art Teacher Candi Lincoln and her students are used to winning. The class boasts awards from countless state and national competitions - including top honors from Nikon and Congress - and students have earned scholarships that have allowed them to strive beyond the South Shore.
What's the secret to the success? Lots of passion and a network of support, according to Lincoln.
"I have incredible support from Ivone Larson, the principal, Bob Grant, the department chair, and Dr. Tarwater. They all support the arts, and that's so important ... I consider my kids' stuff professional because they put their heart into it and it shows," Lincoln said.
The art class started slaying competitions five years ago when Lincoln arrived at STHS. The art teacher wanted her students to get a glimpse of the world beyond South Lake Tahoe and national competitions promised to help broaden the teens' perspective.
"We're in a really isolated area here as far as the students seeing themselves on the world stage. I'm not encouraging them to move there, but I want them to see that they're just as good as anyone else," Lincoln said.
The students have won or placed in almost every competition they've entered, Lincoln said. Sandy Robles, Julia Schmidseder and Colton McHugh are among 100 finalists in the international College and High School Photography Contest sponsored by Nikon and could each win $2,000 next month.
Two other students reached the final round of the 2013 Strive2Free Art Contest, which engages youth in the fight against human trafficking, and Marshall Medical Center in Placerville, Calif. purchased 10th-grader Austin Allen's photograph "Hope Valley" as part of a contest that included professional artists from throughout California. STHS was the only school to enter.
But the award that stands out most in Lincoln's mind is the Congressional Art Competition sponsored by the Congressional Institute. Winners of the prize get the chance to display their artwork in Congress for a year, fly out to Washington D.C. with a family member and get a tour of the Capitol. STHS students have taken first place every year for the past four years.
"It's changed the lives of everyone who's won that one. The students were thinking of studying locally, but all of those winners have gotten scholarships that put them in college right away," Lincoln said.
The class entered the Lake Tahoe Community College regional high school competition this year. It's the first local event the group has competed in and though most of the top pieces were already entered elsewhere, STHS students still came home with a third-place and an honorable mention.
LTCC Art Department Chairwoman Phyllis Shafer partnered with Paul and Judy Bruso of Ernie's Coffee Shop to bring back the student showcase gallery for the first time in five years. There are 135 pieces from students in South Lake Tahoe, the North Shore and Truckee on display in the Commons and along the hall toward the student center.
"To put money behind it and display their art in a professional way demonstrates that art matters. Hopefully it sets students on the path toward those career goals," Shafer said.
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STHS invites parents to Spring Term Welcome
South Tahoe High School parents are invited to the Spring Term Welcome Thursday from 5 to 7:15 p.m at the new STHS student union. Parents can meet their students' teachers, review course descriptions and objectives, homework requirements and grading procedures.
LTCC offers math workshop
Lake Tahoe Community College's CONNECT Community Education program will offer a monthly math workshop for children 6 to 12 years old. The deadline to register is Feb. 4 at 12 p.m. For more information and to register for the program, visit http://tinyurl.com/bxqfv2m.
Sugarloaf fine arts program seeks campers
Sugarloaf Fine Arts Camp will take online applications from Feb. 4-18. The camp, which offers weeklong sessions for El Dorado County students, takes place in Sly Park Environmental Education Center in Pollock Pines. For information, visit www.sugarloafcamp.com.
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I apologize for the lack of updates recently. I've been incredibly swamped with school and…well, school. You know how it is. Anyway, on to business…Lykke Li.
Another remix of her single, "I Follow Rivers" has popped up–this time by TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek. That guy likes to bury vocals and use horns (as evidenced by his production on Holly Miranda's The Magician's Private Library), so of course there's a full horn/brass section on this remix (which I find a bit abrasive). Personally, I prefer the original and The Magician remix better, but that's just me–you can decide for yourself!
[MP3]: Lykke Li – "I Follow Rivers" (Dave Sitek Remix)
The indie darling has also released a video entitled, "Untitled." I'm not sure if it's an EPK for the album, or an introduction track of sorts–but the again I have no idea what's going on in the video itself. Let's just say it involves a big white dog, sand, knives, lots of flailing around and stabbings of knives into the sand, a deck of cards, and artistry with a switchblade. And all that while wearing five-inch white stilettos.


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2012 is looking like a better year for the U.K.'s biopharm sector. Recently, a pharma heavyweight entered the ring and is banking on the region's biomanufacturing abilities.
GlaxoSmithKline recently announced an investment of over £500 million in U.K. biopharmaceutical manufacturing. Since the money is going to be spent in the U.K. rather than Asia, building a new site in Ulverston, Cumbria and making an additional investment in GSK manufacturing in Scotland, many in this sector did a double take and asked why.
One reason is that the commercial climate for biopharm has shifted, with the U.K. government implementing its "patent box", which includes a lower rate (10%) of corporation tax for profits arising from U.K.-owned IP. Additionally, the U.K. government's £180 million Biomedical Catalyst fund launched in April, which targets the funding gap known as the "valley of death", is another boost for the sector.
However, there are other reasons for setting up shop in the U.K. "GSK is a world-leading company, looking to access well-trained scientists and some of the best science in the world," Rhona Allison, senior director, life and chemical sciences at Scottish Enterprise, Scotland's main economic development agency, explains. "In Scotland for example, if you compare academic citations to GDP, Scotland comes out as the world's number one research center, so there is a distinct business benefit to being in the U.K.
"GSK announced it was going to set up 10 strategic partnerships globally," Allison continues. "The U.K. has secured the first four, three in Scotland and one in London. This demonstrates our competitive strengths."
Nigel Gaymond, a veteran of the global life science industry, adds, "The U.K. accounts for 30 of the world's 200 leading universities, according to QS rankings, yet it is geographically the size of New England. This is therefore an unparalleled super cluster of scientific research."
The U.K. has a number of biotech centers in London, Oxford, and Cambridge. This is known as the Golden Triangle because geographically these centers are arranged in a triangle with both Oxford and Cambridge just 60 miles north of London.
"The U.K. is geographically quite small, and many people don't realize that all three Golden Triangle clusters will easily fit into the MassBio cluster," comments Glyn Edwards, interim CEO of U.K. bioscience trade organization the BioIndustry Association. "However, despite the U.K.'s small size, we have many good companies with world-leading technologies."
London is traditionally a financial center but does have a number of leading universities, which are biotech powerhouses. Additionally, in 2015 a major new biomedical research site, the Francis Crick Institute, will be opening its doors to 1,500 scientists.
There are also a number of biotech incubator centers that allow bioscience research to be commercialized. These include the London BioScience Innovation Centre, QMB (Queen Mary Bioenterprises) Innovation Centre, and the Imperial Incubator.
"Nobody thinks of London as a global biotech hub, yet some of the world's top universities are here doing great work in areas such as oncology, neuroscience, and regenerative medicine," says Tony Jones, Ph.D., director of business development at the biotech networking organization One Nucleus.
"We don't have vast science parks but we do have three incubators. I believe in the next decade, London is very much going to be where the innovation is started, since coming up with the clever ideas is what we're good at in the U.K. When the companies want to grow, they'll move out along the major routes toward the BioPark at Welwyn or the BioScience Catalyst at Stevenage and also to Cambridge, so it will create a corridor of innovation similar to the IT corridor that arose in the U.K. in the seventies."
For the U.K. to remain competitive, according to Dr. Jones, it must produce innovations that can be incorporated as part of the global value chain in creating new therapeutics. Successful biotech companies in London that illustrate this approach are PolyTherics and Stabilitech.
PolyTherics licenses its glycopolymer-conjugation technologies to enable partners to develop improved biopharmaceuticals through PK/PD optimization, antibody drug conjugates, and bi-specific products, as well as targeted drug delivery. Stabilitech has a thermal stabilization technology that enables vaccines, biopharmaceuticals, and potentially cell therapies to be stored at a range of temperatures.
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Perfect shots leading to quick kills are what hunters strive for. But it doesn't always happen. Sometimes a hit a fraction of an inch off means the difference between a fast drop and a long and sometimes fruitless chase after wounded prey. Not being able to recover your animal is every hunter's worst nightmare. And there wasn't much you could do to remedy the situation until now. A small group of expert trackers are coming to the aid of Vermont hunters who have lost their quarry. They're fast. They work for free. And for them, tracking is just a big game. They're leashed tracking dogs. Tracking wounded game is a centuries-old tradition in Central Europe. Leashed dog tracking was first introduced in the U.S. in 1986 when an organization called Deer Search Inc. convinced New York lawmakers to legalize it. You must be licensed to track deer with a dog in Vermont, and it's illegal to hunt deer with a tracking dog. But a licensed tracker may recover a wounded animal. The training starts when the dogs are puppies. They're introduced to the scent of deer early in life, first by following a deer tail dragged through the woods, and then graduating to the blood scent. A wound can produce a fine mist-like trace of blood scent that humans can't smell. But for a well-trained tracking dog, it's like walking in front of him with a hot apple pie. The success rate for these dogs is high. And occasionally these same trackers are even called on to find humans that have wandered off the trail. Host Lawrence Pyne joins Tim Nichols to learn training techniques for leashed dog tracking then heads out with Todd Whitaker of Whitaker's Leashed Dog Tracking on a mission to find a wounded deer during bow season.
- Whitakers Leashed Dog Tracking
Todd & Wendy Whitaker - Handlers
- Deer Search Inc.
- Leashed Dog Tracking Service
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An act of pooling everyone's money in the current group together.
Who wants to order a pizza? Everyone who does, pony up!
door Jimmy Ray 6 februari 2004
1. Basically, to engage in sexual intercourse, but particularly if one is in the "cowgirl" position.
2. Pay up.
3. Another term for lesbian sex in the cowgirl position.
2. Pay up.
3. Another term for lesbian sex in the cowgirl position.
Guy: Pony up babe.
Girl: *climbs on*
Girl: *climbs on*
door PigInADollHouse 12 februari 2010
to pay up the money one person is supposed to owe.
I have read the article that actor Nicolas Cage has to pony up a lot of money to the IRS, after a ongoing years on splurging on stuff he just can't afford.
door jimmibean1989 15 december 2009
Just do it, brave up, man up
pony up and ask her out!
door <3? 4 januari 2009
The act of having a cigarette. When you want to or just lit up.
Lets pony up.
door GrChRo 8 april 2011
Fuck Off
Greg: Hey Mike I just screwed the boss!!
Mike: Hey Greg...pony up...you pug-faced asshole.
Mike: Hey Greg...pony up...you pug-faced asshole.
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Spring 2004 Volume 5, Issue 10
Los Angeles Area Support Group Salutes Leader<br>IMFers Pay Tribute To Janet Johnson
Message from IMF President
On behalf of the International Myeloma Foundation, I would like to thank you for your support and update you on our progress with the IMF's research project, Bank On A Cure®.
Why Bank On A Cure®?
Every myeloma patient is unique. Treatment should be too.
Treating Multiple Myeloma: The Little Rock Approach
Peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC)-supported high-dose melphalan 200 mg/m2 is now considered standard therapy for patients with symptomatic or progressive myeloma. During the last five years, additional new agents effecting salvage rates of 30% - 50%
The Genetics of Multiple Myeloma
Extensive genetic lesions, both at the chromosome and gene levels, characterize malignant plasma cells. Although most patients present with a large number of malignant plasma cells at diagnosis (up to 1,000 billion malignant cells), chromosomal analy
Drug Resistance: Overcoming Multiple Myeloma Drug Resistance by Inhibiting the Proteasome
There are many difficult hurdles to overcome in the treatment of multiple myeloma, but one of the most important is a phenomenon called drug resistance.
Education Initiative
The International Myeloma Foundation (IMF) and Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc., of Cambridge, MA, the developer of VELCADE® (bortezomib) for Injection, are collaborating on a national medical education program designed for oncology nurses.
Atiprimod: A New Drug Candidate in Early-Stage Development for Myeloma
Atiprimod has a very interesting history, providing yet another example of a drug candidate that begins its story as a potential treatment for a wholly different disease indication.
Cancer Research and Medicare: Political Pork?
IMF Kicks Off 2004 Seminars with Florida Retreat
In talking with first-time participants as well as those who had attended IMF seminars previously, it is very evident that no matter how many of these wonderful weekends one has been to, there is always new, pertinent information available.


text: What would your life be like if every day you lived the same day over and over again? Perhaps a better question would be; what would it be like for those around you who continue to move ahead in time while you continue to live the same day over and over again? This is the problem faced by Lucy (Drew Barrymore), her family and her friends in their small town after an accident causes Lucy to forget everything that has happened to her since just before her accident. Her family and the town around her try to keep her from realizing that time has moved on.


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Thursday, February 21, 2013
Heart smart: good for every (body) part
If what you're eating is good for your heart, it's good for your whole body. So says Ashley Cobb, a dietician in Summerville Medical Center's Nutrition Therapy Department. As an attractive, slim and well-toned young lady, she's a great example of practicing what she preaches. In fact she says "preaching helps me practice it!"
I first met Ashley a couple of months ago when I started Cardiac Rehab at SMC. This excellent three-month program is for people who've had a heart event and can benefit by 90 days of learning how to best live with the situation including—most definitely – how to best feed it. Meeting three days a week, participants are led by caring nurses and exercise physiologist to help plan and closely monitor tailored exercises. Two of these days also include classes. Some are taught by nurses who increase our knowledge about the heart and how to help prevent any medical recurrence, as well as by a dietician to help us learn the best tactics. These include limiting bad fats, sugar and salt as well as adopting –and adapting – recipes for accomplishing the same thing.
She wanted to work in the medical field and became interested in nutrition watching a dietician friend preparing healthy meals. Ashley wanted a medical involvement that was practical on a day-to-day basis. The answer was food. "We all have a relationship with food," she says. "And for all of us, what we eat affects our health."
Her job intrigues and pleases her now as people start to enjoy eating healthy and making good changes. She says she's fortunate enough to be in an environment where she can see that happen. "We see the beginning picture of what they're eating and doing and three months later we see the ending picture. Maybe they've lost an inch or two off their waistline; maybe they're eating oatmeal more often; maybe their cholesterol levels have come down. That's wonderful progress. I love the relationships that we build around here. You're not just someone I see just once or twice and we create friendships and we know what you're working on and can follow up."
Ashley distributes a taste-tested recipe each week and it's hard to decide which one to share, so I hope to begin with one today and give out more periodically. In the meantime you can select for yourself from one of her favorite websites: www.mayoclinic.com/health/dash-diet-recipes/REO0O89.
Since just about every eating plan emphasizes salads and just about everybody likes vinaigrette and just about everybody could do with a little less salt, let's start with:
½ cup red wine vinegar
1/3 cup olive oil
1 teaspoon lemon juice
2 cloves garlic crushed
1 tablespoon salt free Italian seasoning
1/8 teaspoon white pepper
Whisk together the ingredients. Let stand for at least 15 minutes before serving.
This is a rich tasting full bodied dressing to grace any vegetable salad.
Coming up will be such things as pasta with a creamy alfredo-like sauce and pizza with a cauliflower crust. (Yes cauliflower! Don't knock it till you try it!).Also on the menu will be salmon with an avocado mango salsa, along with recommendations for other salsas – how to make them, how to freeze them, and in what different ways you can use them. Then of course, there are PBOOO Cookies.
Stay tuned.
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This blog article discusses the improvements to FTP file transfer in Dreamweaver CS6.
Dreamweaver uses multi-channel transfer to simultaneously transfer selected files using multiple channels. Dreamweaver also allows you to simultaneously use the Get and Put operations to transfer files.
If there is sufficient bandwidth available, FTP multi-channel asynchronous transfer considerably speeds up the transfer process.
Multi-channel transfer
You can now select more than one file for FTP transfer. By default, three files are lined up for Get and Put operations. The files that are currently being transferred are indicated by a green download arrow icon. The files pending download are indicated by an orange download arrow icon.
When you move your mouse over the file being transferred, the percentage of content transferred is displayed. A red error icon indicates files that were not transferred.
Asynchronous transfer
You can now simultaneously perform the Get and Put operations on different sets of files. For the status of large files being transferred, check their status in the Details section of the Background File Activity dialog box.
Adobe recommends that you do not click the Cancel button in the Finishing Get/Put Operation dialog when the operation is in progress. During the Finishing operation, information about files transferred is captured in the dwsync.xml file. Unlike in previous versions of Dreamweaver where the XML file was updated after every file transfer, Dreamweaver now updates the file at the end of the transfer process.
When you perform the Get/Put operation later, Dreamweaver uses the information in the dwsync.xml file to transfer only those files that are new/changed. It ignores files with no updates. This considerably speeds up the transfer process.
Note: The progress bar now indicates the number of files being transferred and not the size of the files as in previous versions of Dreamweaver. For information on the extent of the file transferred, move your mouse over the file being transferred. The information is displayed in the tooltip.
You can now perform the following operations when the asynchronous transfer is in progress:
- Refresh the remote file list
- Extend/collapse remote file directories
- Open or download a file
- Preview the file in a browser. When the transfer is in progress, Dreamweaver uses the local copy of the file for preview in a browser.
These operations have a higher priority than the transfer process. The higher priority allows you to quickly perform these operations when the transfer is in progress without having to wait for the transfer process to complete.
Separate icons for remote server and testing server
In the collapsed mode of the Files panel, it is difficult to identify whether Dreamweaver is connected to the remote or testing server. Separate icons for remote and testing servers now help identify the type of connection. The icon for connection to the testing server is and that for remote server is .
Note: The above enhancements to FTP transfer work only for FTP and FTPS (Implicit and Explicit).


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The Soho Hotel
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In this shrine to eclecticism, guests luxuriate in unusually large rooms with floor-to-ceiling warehouse-style windows. Lovingly designed and furnished by Kit Kemp, the 91 rooms boast exciting creative tension between their design components. Kemp's contemporary British style is firmly founded on top-notch furnishings and materials deployed in an artful combination and a plethora of styles, colors, and patterns. It's hard to miss the impressive 10-foot-tall Botero sculpture in the lobby, or the mural, which adorns the hotel's Refuel Bar & Restaurant. A feast for the eyes, indeed.
Rooms & Suites
Thanks to its former life as a multi-story car park, guests of the Soho Hotel luxuriate in unusually large rooms with floor-to-ceiling warehouse-style windows. The spacious, sumptuous Junior Suites, decked out in a contemporary English style, have their own separate sitting area, while the open-plan top-floor suites have beautiful large bathrooms with walk-in showers and double basins. There are four two-bedroom apartments available with fully equipped kitchens, two spacious bedrooms and bathrooms, plus a drawing room. These apartments also have an optional private street entrance.
From car park to comfort
The first deluxe hotel in the bustling borough of London's Soho was created on the site of a former multi-storey car park. The Soho Hotel was built from scratch, yet still respects the original red brick structure.
Hands-on experimentation
Designer Kit Kemp does not approach design with a fixed idea in her mind, but rather creates her look hands-on through mixing, matching and experimentation. Kemp's private art collection also enriches the personal flavor of the guestrooms and public spaces.
Kit Kemp
Together with her partner Tim Kemp, award-winning designer Kit Kemp stands at the helm of nine hotels. This quirky design guru's aesthetic reflects a fresh, modern take on English style. Mixing eras with state-of-the-art technology, the self-taught designer follows no rules but her own, creating a signature style that strikes the perfect balance between classicism and modernity. Kemp's pioneering work earned her the Andrew Martin International Interior Designer of the Year in 2008, and her hotel group Firmdale Hotels received the Queens Award for Enterprise in 2000, 2006 and in 2009.
Love is in the air
Complimentary english breakfast
Free special amenities
Late check out
Community Benefits
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The Soho Hotel Address
Richmond Mews, 4, Soho
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A thriving gay scene, the city's best restaurants, all night coffee shops, and vintage boutiques welcome you with open arms in Soho.


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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Summerville has it!
Dear Editor:
Singers of Summerville and Flowertown Players collaborative program What I Did for Love transported us to Broadway. Songs spanned 100 years of show tunes, each masterfully performed and choreographed.
South Pacific, The Phantom of the Opera, Funny Girl, Guys and Dolls, The Music Man, Mamma Mia, Company, Gypsy, Kiss Me Kate, Oh Kay, Sweeney Todd, Wicked, Secret Garden, A Chorus Line, Into the Woods and Les Miserables music fill the theater. Their vocal talent was exquisite and dancing (Singing in the Rain), very nicely done. The program received two well-deserved standing ovations! Bravo!
Shelby Dangerfield, Miss Summerville, also contributed to the evening of song. Her range and quality tone were lovely. Shelby is a music-theatre major and plans to pursue a career in New York in musical theater. We support her wish to become Miss South Carolina this year. Shelby is articulate, talented and directed. She will be a wonderful state representative.
Summervilles Mayor Bill Collins and City Council have much of which to be proud. We are fortunate to have superb Summerville talent in multiple arts venues that can stand shoulder to shoulder with the best elsewhere. Entertainment organizations in Summerville add luster to our beautiful historic community.
Shirley B. Berardo
Anthony A. Berardo
Horne responds to Smith
Dear Editor:
On May 14, my opponent, Franklin Smith, called H. 4407 a tax tsumami when in fact it is a tax cut. I have corrected Mr. Smith during at least two debates at Summerville Medical Center early this month as well as the candidate forum sponsored by the Summerville Journal Scene at the Summerville Town Council Chambers. Nevertheless, Mr. Smith continues to spread false and misleading information about the H. 4407 SC Jobs, Education and Tax Act (SCJET).
SCJET would lower the school operating millage in Dorchester County from 168 mills to 100 mills a tax cut on your vehicles and small business of approximately 35%. Further, the per pupil amount allocated to Dorchester District Two would increase by $17 million. SCJET would shift education funding from programs to pupils and place state and local dollars in a trust fund that could only be used for K-12 education. Larger districts like District 2 would benefit from the new funding formula. In our district, this additional moneys could be used to update the physics labs and increase funding to train students in the area of Science Technology and Engineering (STEM) fields. This will ensure that our high school graduates are career ready to meet the demands of an increasingly competitive global economy.
Thank you for the privilege of serving you in the South Carolina House of Representatives for the past six years. During my tenure in the House, I have focused on areas of concern in this state. Whether it be through improving education and at the same time lowering the tax burden on small business in SCJET or leading the charge for the audit of DSS, I have been an advocate for you in Columbia. I passed legislation requiring for volunteers in public schools to have background checks and required background checks for in home care providers in order to protect the elderly from abuse and financial exploitation. Last and certainly not least, I fought to get Dorchester County $19 million in road money from the State Infrastructure Bank the first time in history of the SIB that Dorchester County received any money. If you like the results I have obtained for you these last six years as your Representative in Columbia, I humbly request your vote in the June 10 Republican Primary. Dorchester County has made great gains these last six years, and I am committed to moving this great county forward if re-elected.
Rep. Jenny Horne
House District 94
School hours
Dear Editor:
In reading the May 14 issue of the Journal Scene in regards to adjusting the school hours, I have a suggestion. Since the high school students are already at the school at 6:15 a.m. why not start the classes at 6:30?
Rearranging the school hours will mean rearranging the school bus pick-ups (not a simple task). The students that work after school or are involved in after school activities, such as sports, either wont be able to work or they will be up later doing their homework and studies. This will probably disrupt many family evening activities also. The students are at the school. Use their time wisely.
Maybe a few teachers would have to be at the school a bit earlier. I ask, are the students there for the teachers or are the teachers there for the students? The students time is important to them and I think we need to see that they use it wisely rather than nodding off waiting for school to begin.
Ralph Luther
No excuses: Vote June 10
Dear Editor:
I recently attended the Candidate Forum, which I found very interesting and a bit more informative than a debate. Candidates were asked the same questions, had to respond from their own viewpoints and, for the most part, the event was more positive than negative.
It was fairly easy to recognize the seasoned politicians as they were very comfortable before a crowd and knew all the buzzwords and answers that they thought the voters wanted to hear. The newbies werent quite as comfortable but made up for it with their passion for issues and their personal conviction that it is time to seek new solutions.
I can neither vote for nor against anyone from the forum. However, regardless of who wins the seat, their votes as they serve will affect every one of us rather we are in their particular district or not.
Thats why I would like to strongly encourage the voters of County Council District 7 to consider casting their ballot for Lester Dempsey. I would if I could. Lester has been involved in numerous boards and commissions as an unpaid volunteer over the many years I have known him and he always takes his responsibilities very seriously. He does not appear to be beholden to anyone except his own conscious.
Lester was one of the founding members in of the Dorchester Corridor Coalition of Neighborhoods (DCCN) in 2000. The organization includes representatives for about 7100 single family homes with over 16,000 residents from Archdale to Hwy 17A along Dorchester Road. If you lived here in 2000, you remember that was the time when North Charleston was first exploding onto the scene in our area, the small town feel of Summerville was rapidly becoming a memory and Dorchester County was caught up in a rapid growth whirlwind. All of us were impacted by quality of life issues that caught us off guard and unprepared. Lester is a valuable and knowledgeable member of the DCCN as it works with governmental agencies and developers in trying to protect our way of life.
Interestingly, (and a little odd) Councilman Byars actually thanked Lester Dempsey at the forum for running against him. Tongue-in-cheek? Facetious? Fingers crossed behind his back? Hmm. He didnt seem all that thrilled when he learned that Lester was considering running for Council. That Mr. Byars dismissed his own appointee -- Lester after two plus years on the County Transportation Committee, where Lester had served a total of 12 years.
Yep, politics can be very strange at times. We all need to stay informed, wide awake and VOTE!
S.M. Salmon
Chinnis supporter
Dear Editor:
David Chinnis and I dont always agree; however, he has always taken time to explain to me his thoughts and how the background references bring him to a position. He is open to revise a position if a better reason can be presented. He has never avoided discussing any county issue with me, has always replied on the level and in a timely manner, conducts himself squarely as a polite, professional and upright man. I have never found anything to challenge that. I support his re-election to Dorchester County Council.
Mike Mercer
Keep judges out of politics
Dear Editor:
Before the June 2010 Republican Primary, Chris and then Magistrate Judge Maité Murphy campaigned together door-to-door, promoting Mr. Murphys candidacy for the South Carolina House of Representatives District 98. Then Judge Murphy also appeared with Chris on 4 X 8 signs displayed in support of Mr. Murphys candidacy.
Judge Murphys campaigning for candidate Murphy benefitted not only her husband, by helping him get elected to the House, but also benefitted her. The Legislature elects Circuit Court Judges, and, after Magistrate Murphys husband was elected to the House of Representatives with Judge Murphys door-to-door campaigning and 4 X 8 posters, the Legislature elected Judge Murphy to become Circuit Court Judge Murphy. Thus, the Murphys campaigning as a team helped advance both of their careers.
This overt campaigning by a Judge for a candidate in a contested political race was very upsetting to those who believe such public politicking by a Judge is improper; creates an appearance of impropriety; and undermines the Judiciarys credibility and reputation for impartiality.
For example, an elderly gentlemen who came face-to-face with the Murphys, as they campaigned together at his front door, complained that he felt awkward and intimidated, and that it was improper for candidate Christopher Murphy and Magistrate Judge Murphy to campaign for him to vote for candidate Murphy, especially when candidate Murphy knew that the elderly gentlemen supported candidate Murphys opponent.
Section V of the South Carolina Appellate Rules prohibits political activity by Judges and employees of the Judicial Department and would prohibit a Judge from campaigning door-to-door or appearing in campaign signs publicly endorsing a candidate for a political office.
I believe there should be an absolute prohibition against a Judge of any kind engaging in political activity on behalf of a candidate for public office, and that allowing Judges to engage in public political activity is contrary to the public interest. I hope the Murphys will refrain from campaigning as a public team during this election season.
Gerard Ziegler
More transparency for county government needed
Dear Editor:
Councilman David Chinnis states on his Facebook page that his priorities include more transparency for local government, but his record shows the exact opposite.
A November 4, 2013, Post and Courier article entitled Ban on texting during Dorchester County meetings? No way shows that on that date Councilman Chinnis cut off a motion that would ban texting by council members at public meetings. Councilman Chinnis called for the motion to not be considered and it was voted down 5-1.
The Post and Courier summarized Council Chairman Bill Hearns statements as Council members do regularly text county officials for answers to questions and get texts from people in the audience.
There you have it: Council members discuss public business in a public session with secret texts whose messages are unknown to the public. It is not hard to imagine the leader of a special interest group texting instructions to Council members and Council members texting each other about what to say or how to vote; without any public awareness of who is instructing or saying what to whom.
The Post and Courier also summarized SC Press Association attorney and USC Law professor Jay Bender: Council members discussing votes or polling each other would violate the law (S.C. Freedom of Information Act), and a council member taking direction on a vote from someone in the audience would be even more nefarious.
Just last month the Mississippi Ethics Board ruled that public officials text messages about government business are public records. Even Mississippi is ahead of Dorchester County when it comes to public disclosure.
Councilman Chinnis enjoys these secret texting opportunities during Council meetings so much that he blocked Councilman Hargetts motion to ban texting before it could even be read. Is this the kind of leadership Dorchester County needs? Scott Inabinet, the candidate opposing Chinnis, has pledged to ban or make public all texts during Council meetings, increasing governments transparency and accountability. That would be the definition of more transparency in our local government.
Jake F. Jenkins
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text: We suggest stocking up because once you try these you will not be able to leave them alone. Half-dried, the cherry tomato flavor becomes concentrated and the sweetness more pronounced, even as it retains its fresh taste. Preserved in estate made DeCarlo extra virgin olive oil with garlic, salt and herbs, these little beauties are brilliantly simple. Enjoy them with fresh ricotta, mozzarella, shaved Parmesan, pecorino, or just about any cheese. Top a pizza, toss into pasta, add to sandwiches, or mix with fresh tomatoes in a salad. The possibilities do not stop.


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Rebecca Romijn and husband Jerry O'Connell have welcomed healthy twin girls, PEOPLE has confirmed.
Dolly Rebecca Rose and Charlie Tamara Tulip were born Dec. 28.
"Mother, father and both girls are all home and doing well," Romijn's rep Lewis Kay told PEOPLE.
They are the first children for the Ugly Betty actress, 36, and actor O'Connell, 34, who married at their Calabasas, Calif., ranch in 2007.
The new mom, whose pregnancy cravings included lemonade and soy cream cheese, is planning a long maternity leave.
"I'm taking quite a bit of time off," Romijn told PEOPLE in November. "I really want this to be my job for at least the next six months."
Romijn spent the last few months of her pregnancy on bed rest at home with the couple's three dogs – Taco, Better and Bim – while O'Connell cleared out his video games to make room for the nursery.
As for their parenting style? "Jerry and I want to be very hands-on," Romijn told PEOPLE. "My mom's coming to help us as much as we need. But this is something we're really looking forward to."
"I'm really excited to see what happens next and to visit a completely different chapter in my life."
Welcome Dolly and Charlie! Leave your congrats for the couple here
See Rebecca without a drop of make-up!
2007: Rebecca & Jerry wed among hay bales
From Brangelina to J.Lo, twins take over Tinseltown!
Rebecca Romijn Welcomes Twin Girls
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New Balance 780 v3 Performance Running Shoe - Womens
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Back and better than ever, version 3 of the women's New Balance 780 offers an even lighter weight, cushioned ride and structured support for the daily runner. If you liked the New Balance 730 you will love the updates this running shoe has to offer.
This women's running shoe is best for the neutral to underpronator. What is pronation?
- Breathable mesh upper with synthetic overlays for structured support
- Padded collar and tongue
- Fabric mesh lining
- Cushioned insole
- ABZORB® technology at heel and forefoot for maximum shock absorption and comfort
- STABILITY WEB® provides midfoot support and reduces the weight of the shoe
- Full EVA strobel board for comfort all day long
- N-Durance® rubber outsole for maximum durability and traction
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*Your pronation type is determined by the natural motion your feet apply throughout your running gait. When you pronate your foot rolls from either the outer edge, inner edge or not at all. If your foot rolls to the outer edge when you run, you are an underpronator, if it rolls to the inner edge you are a overpronator and if your foot doesn't roll at all you are a neutral or stable runner.
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Dr. Lauger comes to NU from Erie, Pennsylvania, where he served as an assistant professor of criminal justice at Mercyhurst College since 2008. He received his doctorate in criminal justice from Indiana University in 2010 after engaging in an 18-month ethnographic study of active gang members in Indianapolis. Rutgers University Press published his book that resulted from that study, Real Gangstas: Legitimacy, Reputation, and Violence in the Intergang Environment, in September of 2012.
In addition, Dr. Lauger is currently working on multiple articles related to the street culture among street youth, evidence-based violence-reduction policies and intelligence-led policing. He hopes to develop a long-term research agenda that focuses on street gangs, street violence and urban crime problems in Buffalo, N.Y.
Over the last few years, Dr. Lauger has taught several criminal justice courses, including Introduction to Criminal Justice, Street Gangs in Contemporary Society, Urban Crime Problems, Police Functions, and Criminal Justice Administration.


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David Barrett '08
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Psychology Driven...
"LSSU is a relatively small school and I believe for this reason I have received a better education. The close atmosphere as opposed to a larger university has provided me with an opportunity to become acquainted with my professors. The professors therefore have an opportunity to assist with problems fairly easily, especially in upper level classes. The classes are fairly small also which provides one on one conversations which is very helpful."
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A Community of Exceptional Nurses
AmFab, the leading domestic manufacturer of Overbed Tables, designs tables for three healthcare markets including Acute Care. AmFab offers both standard and customized Overbed Tables with numerous choices in laminate selections, paint colors, urethane edge options, base heights, base configurations, and top design. Bariatric and Pediatric tables are also available.
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