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I was informed that the Opposition is making huge gains in Miri, Sibu, Bintulu, Limbang and to a certain extent in Kuching. During my short trip to Sibu, it is undeniably obvious that SUPP may find it extremely hard to keep its seats in Sibu and Lanang.
But Barisan is caught in a difficult situation. It does not really take a fully committed and united opposition front to dent its hope of capturing two thirds majority in the state elections. PM Najib is in a quandary. He cannot criticize nor praise Taib.
Both ways just won't work for the voters in Sarawak. He had hinted at an earlier retirement for Taib but the latter was not willing to let go anytime soon. Afterall, it is not easy for a person in power for so long to live life as a normal elected assemblyman. Taib needs to be in the limelight.
The greatest challenge is to shift the whole attention away from Taib and focus on the capability of the federal government. However, Najib reacted too late and too little.
It took him almost 5 days to position himself within the Sarawak campaign. It is too late for Taib to wranggle free from the trap set up for him by the opposition. It is better for the PM to be frank about his assessment of Taib.
Taib did not do a good job in developing Sarawak. This is a fact by looking at the infrastructure even in big towns like Sibu. Privately built houses are nice, attractive and huge but these houses looked odd in an area where the infrastructure is way behind that of a city.
Taib has ignored and neglected the needs of his people. The fact that he did nothing to deny or reject the mountain of accusations against him e.g. corruption, land grab, abuse of power etc. is not going to put his leadership in a good light. Taib remains a Sarawak dilemma.
Even he chooses to step down as a CM after the state elections, it is hard to imagine him fading away. Any indication of Taib being the puppet master after his retirement is going to create an effect worse than what the Barisan is already facing in Sarawak now. The only salvation for Barisan is to recruit and use good people in government.
It cannot ignore the need to revitalize and reenergize in order to renew the party's ability to lead for the next decade. I had warned some people close to the ruling regime that it may not take the 13th GE for Barisan to fall but possibly in the 14th GE. If the coalition remains arrogant and detached from the reality, the only thing sure is defeat.
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if BN has the habit of recruiting & use good ppl in gomen Msia won't be in such a sori state today. until now they only hv sex as their strategy to undermine the opposition. how to trust a gomen that is bankrupt of ideas?!
right now they are using their vast resources to immobilise all the pro-PR blogs ... if only they understand the resilience of lalangs ...
Dear Prof, I pray that we won't have to wait till the 14th GE to kick Barisan out. I pray that the people of Sarawak will how the way on 16th April. We all know that this is precisely what the country needs - i.e. that BN be ousted ASAP - but if even the learned classes like you cannot come out and say so categorically and with enough conviction, then how are we going to convince the masses that sooner is better than later?! Please do check out this blog when able - http://malaysianwarriors.blogspot.com/
God saves the Queen but who is going to save the Chief Minister Taib?
1. Najib's U help Me, I screw U?
2. CSL and KTK, Bo Moral & Bo Hood?
3. Moo's Malay 1st, 2nd, 3rd?
4. Stella the Aussie Witch?
Mate, the options are just too obnoxious!
Fair Dinkum
PM & DPM made their way to Sarawak recently,when they realised that BN is losing ground because of Taib.They cant remove him but managed to get him to just make a statement that 'he will be stepping down soon' When? Successor? Your quess is as good as mine!


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ALTHOUGH SHE STARRED as Hollywood's most glamorous gamine in The Audrey Hepburn Story earlier this year, our judges don't think that Jennifer Love Hewitt, 21, learned any lessons in style from the experience. "Whoever is dressing her should be indicted for serious war crimes against fashion," says game show host Ben Stein. The 5'3" Hewitt's alleged offenses range from reckless mismatching–"She experiments too much," gripes designer Elie Tahari–to felonious overexposure. Model Mia Tyler, who remembers the actress as the wholesome teenager Sarah on TV's Party of Five, can't get used to Hewitt's offscreen image: "When she wears skimpy clothes, I just want to throw a blanket over her and yell, 'No, you can't look at her!'"
The panelists agree that Hewitt (at an awards event in Manhattan in February) could have looked pretty in pink–if her footwear hadn't tripped her up. "She needs little shoes with this dress," says Mia Tyler. Adds designer Dana Buchman: "The boots just ruin it. I guess she chose the bag to try and tie them in with the dress, but it's not enough." Even singer Sisqó, who likes Hewitt's boots, declares, "They don't go here. Nay, nay–again I say nay!"
Like several other outfits, the Donna Karan gown Hewitt wore to the People's Choice Awards in Pasadena last January sent our judges in search of similes. "I'm getting a whale or a porpoise vibe here," says Sisqó. "She looks like she wrapped Free Willy's carcass around her back." To Mia Tyler, it looks like she's being sucked through a straw." Elie Tahari offers a pro's appraisal: "Nice dress, bad neckline. Not flattering. It's too tight and too low."
Dana Buchman is puzzled by the Tommy Hilfiger creation Hewitt chose for a Manhattan gala in December. "A feather skirt!" she exclaims. "I've never seen one before, and I guess I know why." Ben Stein thinks he knows as well: "She's borrowed Santa Claus's beard and sewn it into a skirt." Mia Tyler wishes Hewitt would stick to a "classic look"–and lose those boots. "I hate that heel!"
"It looks like a maternity outfit," says Dana Buchman of the halter Hewitt sported at the L.A. premiere of Road Trip in May. But Elie Tahari doesn't see a baby on board: "It looks like she's carrying a sign."
At the Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas in December, Hewitt reminds Elie Tahari of "a cancan girl" and Mia Tyler of "an exotic dancer." Dana Buchman diagnoses accessory overload. "The top looks great and the skirt might be fine," she explains, "but once you add the feather boa and those unusual platform shoes, there's too much going on."
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Be Careful with Your Gyrations, Warns L.A.'s Break Dance Doc, or You'll Wind Up in a Sling
How are the kids hurting themselves? "The most common break dance injury is to the back and lower neck—strains and sprains," Bertman explains. "That's because of the gymnastic gyrations the breakers do. Cuts and bruises are frequent, of course, and we see a lot of broken digits—fingers and toes."
Bertman concedes that such injuries to youngsters were not exactly unknown prior to break dancing. But what startled him was the frequency with which they were showing up in emergency. "I see an average of one break dance injury each day, sometimes more," Bertman says. Indeed, he has had so much experience with it that concerned parents, teachers and other doctors often call to consult, and the media has dubbed him "the Break Dance Doctor." The sobriquet embarrasses him. "I don't want to come across as frivolous," he says.
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From a slashdot interview with David Korn:
''It was at a USENIX Windows NT conference and Microsoft was presenting their future directions for NT. One of their speakers said that they would release a UNIX integration package for NT that would contain the Korn Shell.
I knew that Microsoft had licensed a number of tools from MKS so I came to the microphone to tell the speaker that this was not the "real" Korn Shell and that MKS was not even compatible with ksh88. I had no intention of embarrassing him and thought that he would explain the compromises that Microsoft had to make in choosing MKS Korn Shell. Instead, he insisted that I was wrong and that Microsoft had indeed chosen a "real" Korn Shell. After a couple of exchanges, I shut up and let him dig himself in deeper. Finally someone in the audience stood up and told him what almost everyone in the audience knew, that I had written the 'real' Korn Shell. I think that this is symbolic about the way the company works.
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story on
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story I started wondering if it might be the same tale, reworked for an OO context, but it appears that both stories are factual. The "I" in the story is not me, but the original author of the much-forwarded email. --
The original author remains obscure, but the earliest copies of the message available (from August 1998, when it seems to have originally circulated) show Jon "maddog" Hall forwarding it.
I've been attending the USENIX NT and LISA NT (Large Installation Systems Administration for NT) conference in downtown Seattle this week. One of those magical Microsoft moments(tm) happened yesterday and I thought that I'd share. Non-geeks may not find this funny at all, but those in geekdom (particularly UNIX geekdom) will appreciate it.
Greg Sullivan, a
product manager (henceforth MPM), was holding forth on a forthcoming product that will provide Unix style scripting and shell services on NT for compatibility and to leverage UNIX expertise that moves to the NT platform. The product suite includes the MKS (Mortise Kern Systems) windowing Korn shell, a windowing Perl, and lots of goodies like awk, sed and grep. It actually fills a nice niche for which other products (like the MKS suite) have either been too highly priced or not well enough integrated.
An older man, probably mid-50s, stands up in the back of the room and asserts that Microsoft could have done better with their choice of Korn shell. He asks if they had considered others that are more compatible with existing UNIX versions of KSH.
The MPM said that the MKS shell was pretty compatible and should be able to run all UNIX scripts.
The questioner again asserted that the MKS shell was not very compatible and didn't do a lot of things right that are defined in the KSH language spec. The MPM asserted again that the shell was pretty compatible and should work quite well.
This assertion and counter assertion went back and forth for a bit, when another fellow member of the audience announced to the MPM that the questioner was, in fact David Korn of AT&T (now Lucent) Bell Labs. (
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Uproarious laughter burst forth from the audience, and it was one of the only times that I have seen a (by then pink cheeked) MPM lost for words or momentarily lacking the usual unflappable confidence. So, what's a body to do when Microsoft reality collides with everyone else's?
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Let sing away the Monday blues.....
This is what my husband like to do when he's at home, karaoke using his laptop, even though we have another karaoke set in the living room. At least with the laptop it's much kinder to the ears!
Monday, March 09, 2009
Macro Monday - let's sing
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6 comments:
- Tammie Lee said...
Your sure captured that mic crystal clear! Have fun singing or listening.
- March 9, 2009 at 11:43 AM
- humanobserver said...
The first image was superb
- March 9, 2009 at 4:02 PM
- June said...
Good close-up shot of that microphone! I trust hubby has a good voice :-)
- March 9, 2009 at 8:01 PM
- Your EG Tour Guide said...
Singing is so good for your husband, ;-)
My Macro Monday post is at
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- March 9, 2009 at 9:28 PM
- CameoRoze said...
I love karaoke, too! The mic made a very interesting purplish shadow. Nice snap!
Lovin' Macro Monday,
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- March 10, 2009 at 8:57 AM
- lisaschaos said...
Singing away the winter blahs sounds like a great idea and perfect escape! :)
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Rosa's third period goal proved to be the difference in a 5-2 win for the
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Oystrick put Peoria ahead 1-0 at 9:43 of the second period with his team on a
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season while tumbling to the ice after collecting a rebound in the slot.
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|2 mile ENE of Alamo, CA
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|4.0 Mw
The focus of the earthquake which was widely felt in the Bay Area shortly after 9 pm on Friday night was located about 10 miles below Alamo (large purple circle). Among seismologists this upscale East Bay community is known as a frequent source of temblors. Located along the Calaveras Fault, which roughly parallels Interstate 680, Alamo hosts a type of earthquake which is rather unique for the Bay Area. Over the decades several intense earthquake swarms occured in this area, the last one in 1990 (green circles). One of the characteristics of swarm earthquakes is that they are not dominated by one main shock and dozens of aftershocks. Instead an earthquake swarm consists of hundreds of similar temblors, which can continue to shake an area over weeks or even months. Friday's quake with its magnitude of 4.0 appears not to be part of a swarm. Only a few small aftershocks have occurred since then. The 9 pm quake was the strongest temblor in the Bay Area since the earthquake sequence at Alum Rock near San Jose in the Fall of 2007.
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Ground Motions
The CISN Northern California Management Center produces ShakeMaps for events of M3.5 and higher. ShakeMaps are based on the observed ground motions from seismic instruments combined with predicted motions in areas without sensors.
The CISN Engineering Data Center produces reports showing details of ground motions for events of interest. They have issued an Internet Data Report for the M4.0 showing records from several East Bay sites of interest:
This earthquake was widely felt in the East Bay. People with Internet access can report their observations of shaking and damage through the Did You Feel It? Web site.Unlike the ShakeMaps - which are based on data from seismic instruments - these maps are based on human observations. You can contribute to these data by filling out the form for the event.


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Lyme disease, also called Lyme borreliosis, is a bacterial infection that can cause flu-like symptoms, rash, muscle and joint pain, and nerve or heart problems. People become infected with Lyme disease when they are bitten by a very small, black-legged tick (often a deer tick) that is carrying the infection. Typically, the tick must be attached to the body for 24 to 36 hours in order to transmit the bacteria into a person's body.
Most cases of Lyme disease in the United States occur in the following areas: Northeastern states from Virginia to Maine; North-central states, mostly Wisconsin and Minnesota; and the West Coast, particularly northern California. Ticks that spread Lyme disease are typically found in wooded areas and areas of tall grass and low bushes.
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Test Kitchen Tuesday-Guyana sponge cake
I've been recieving request for Guyana sponge cake and decided to do a test run. I've made this in the past but it's been so long it was like new to me again. I remembered my mom telling me a pound of sugar, a pound of butter and a pound of flour. Using that I did a little research and I came up with this recipe. Its basically a classic sponge cake recipe. I know I didn't actually used a pound of flour or butter or sugar, I halfed the recipe because quite frankly that much cake is too much for my husband and myself to eat. I enjoyed this cake and so did he, but next time I think I will add a little milk to give it more moisture.
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Guyana Sponge Cake
1 cup butter
1 cup sugar
1 1/2 cup flour
1 tsp baking powder
4 eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cream butter and sugar for 5 mins. Add eggs one at a time, making sure they are well incorporated before you add another egg. Slowly add flour and mix until well combined. Add vanilla extract and stir until combined. Pour in a floured 9 inch cake pan and bake at 350 degrees for 35 mins. Cake should spring back when gently touched.
*Optional. To achieve this color combination I colored 1 cup of batter red and one cup green. I alternately dropped the red, green and uncolored batter into the cake pan. I then swirled the batters together with a knife.


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BRUNSWICK, Ohio – Happy birthday Brunswick.
That will be the theme throughout 2015 as the community celebrates its bicentennial. And a newly formed committee will try to make the celebration interesting and fun for residents and visitors throughout the year.
It was March 4, 1815 when Frederick and Solomon Deming arrived to build crude cabins and begin the settlement of the 5-mile square township that had been laid out by surveyor Abraham Freese prior to the war of 1812.
Because the annual Bring on Brunswick event sponsored by the Brunswick Area Chamber of Commerce is in March this year, the kickoff of the birthday party will begin with that event on March 21.
In its first meeting, a group of volunteers representing a variety of organizations agreed that there should be at least one event a month through October when the Fall Foliage Tour is held in Medina County.
Among the ideas was a 5K run/walk around Brunswick Lake in June. There would be a partnership with the St. Ambrose Summer and Fall festivals and the Brunswick Summer Celebration, which would include bicentennial events culminating in the parade with the birthday theme on July 5.
The Brunswick Area Historical Society hopes to have its museum back open for tours throughout the year and plans to host the Farmers Market again each Sunday from June to October with special birthday surprises during that time. The Historical Society would also like to arrange a historic tour of the community, with a driving tour of historic homes and open houses in historic churches.
Linda Scarcella, secretary of the historical society arranged the meeting and is seeking other interested organizations and individuals who have ideas and can help. Anyone interested can email her at email@example.com, or by leaving a message at the Historical Society 330-558-6894. A web page is in the works, as well, so interested residents can keep up with the events online.
The next meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Aug. 28 at the Brunswick Area Television Studios, 4274 Manhattan Ave.


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Maker: Haecke, H.
Place: GERMANY: Berlin
Date: 1890-1899
Description: Old brass vernier sextant, possibly 1890s. Inscribed "H. Haecke, Berlin 407"; telescope and 2 sets of shades; diamond frame pattern. Maximum angle about 110 degrees. Sun shades could be used in whatever combination was necessary to reduce the brilliance of the sun to a comfortable level when taking a sighting.
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Salem insurance firm sues ex-employees for allegedly conspiring to steal clients
July 27, 2013
LISBON — Morris Financial Group Inc....
Don't exactly care about his story or the other side. I care about the people that had their sensitive and protected confidential information violated.
But hey if he is willing to take that law suit money if he wins and hand it over to those clients I might just change my opinion.
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Hey don't tell him that Gina, that is exactly what he is wanting...hehe
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Seriously, she has a point there notSocialist.
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Big baby! I'll give you a boo boo cover and kiss it! <grin>
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You already know you can't give me the "nice guy" syndrome. Is he making it about his clients? No.
Did he contact the authorities to report illegal activities...NO. Did he contact his clients to let them know their sensitive and protected information could be at risk? NO Is sensitive and confidential client information important? NO
Only the lawsuit. Don't give me nice guy routine. Besides as we all forget...there is always two sides to the story. Like the guy or not.
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Welcome to the real face and deep seated truth about the Insurance world today! Can anybody even remember when we had reputable insurance industry?
Clients and their confidential information are only the tools of the profit schemes.
Morris should very grateful I am not one his clients. Because I would be suing him for failing to safe guard my "confidential" information. The same confidential information he could care less about only the FACT that he is pizzed off because somebody stole his profit tools.
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— STOP OR WE'LL SUE: A group of residents is suing the city to stop it from demolishing homes bought at a county auction.
"Because the city will not work with us we have felt forced to seek an injunction and take legal action in order to protect our investments and our futures," said Monika Schwab, one of the plaintiffs.
The city said it will fight the lawsuit. A pre-trial hearing is scheduled for June 28. The city cannot move forward with the demolition on the homes until after the pre-hearing trial.
— CHARTER SCHOOL AT JCC: A push to open an early college charter school at Jackson Community College is moving forward. The college is accepting proposals from outside organizations interested in running the charter school.
Last month, a group calling itself 100 Families approached the college's Board of Trustees with a request that JCC authorize a preparatory and "early college" charter school that would open in fall 2013.
— DARIUS GRIFFIN: A man accused of robbing Aeroquip Credit Union is scheduled to be in court today. Police believe Darius Griffin robbed the credit union on Oct. 8.
— PET OF THE WEEK: Salsa and Tortilla are six-month-old kittens looking for a good home. They are both neutered, litter box trained and current on vaccines. And if the photo doesn't convince you, maybe this comment from karen101761 will.
I volunteer at the Humane Society and these two cats are the absolute bomb. They are so funny and lovable and just love to be held. They are absolutey best buddies and when they sleep they lie right next to one another as a human couple would. Please, I really hope that someone finds it in their heart to adopt these two rascals together and give them a home for Christmas
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All this week's serious shows are filled with prose the color of an overripe plum. In the Vietnam vet show, there's talk of "the epicenter of what is worst in mankind." The MIA show talks of an "enduring nightmare." But this one is worse. "Against the sound and fury, Teddy Roosevelt is a fitting symbol of America's belief in its destiny," George C. Scott says, deep-voiced and sincere, in the narration to this two-hour documentary about our 26th President. The clichés are plentiful, and the perspective on the man as simplistic as a second-grade textbook. Yet, Roosevelt was a fascinating man, and that comes through in spite of the show.
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Guest article – An SCA-based parody of The Screwtape Letters, a collection of advice from an experienced devil to a junior tempter, by C.S. Lewis
by Viscount Sir Galen of Bristol
©2004, Paul T. Mitchell,
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My Dear Wormwood,
So your patient has joined the Society for Creative Anachronism. Kindly control yourself; while a favorable step, this is not such a triumph as you imagine. In the end, the SCA is as much an opportunity for the enemy as it is for us. Its founding ideals are all disgustingly virtuous, and some of its members have met with great success in personifying these values. It would be best to keep your man away from those.
Fortunately, there is ample opportunity. The SCA is rife with the vain, the gluttonous, the lustful, the avaricious, the proud, the enraged, and the deceitful. Of course our work to suppress such (to us) harmful literary notions as "The Seven Deadly Sins" has met with such success that, even to such (comparatively) well-read folk as SCA members, "The Seven Deadly Sins" is merely a trivia question, and one which few of them could fully answer. They are largely ignorant and unwary of these well-laid traps.
By associating your man with these, while blindly supposing that having sent $25 to California makes him somehow superior (never let him examine in what way he is superior!), he will make such people his admired role models, and aspire to emulate them, all because of their pretend "rank," no matter how low it actually may be in their organization.
Remember, to him it all seems magical and wonderful. The most ludicrous fabric and rusty metal armor seems to him gleaming and glorious. Crudely-executed heraldry and a simple campfire can make him think himself "transported" to another, supposedly better time. That he has little idea of how life was actually lived in that time, he should not be allowed to notice. Nor should he actually bestir himself to try to practice any of the virtues he honors the past for embodying.
Rather, let him think that, solely by virtue of his SCA membership, his conduct is automatically chivalrous, honorable, and courteous; this may seem difficult, but it is not. He does not know what chivalry, honor or courtesy really are; what he does know is that these qualities are expected of all SCA members. As he is an SCA member, his tendency is to think of himself as practicing these behaviours. That he wants to be virtuous is not in our favor; however, through only a little subtle misdirection on your part, his attention can be drawn away from his conduct, which he might improve, to his ideals, which will — especially now at first — blind him to his own faults.
In my next, we shall discuss what sort of company to avoid, and which to seek.
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You don't really know how big a problem is until you see hundreds of people lined up, early in the morning, standing in the dark, in pain.
That was the scene Friday morning at the Charleston Area Convention Center, where local dentists were offering free dental care to whoever showed up, first come, first served.
Inside, more than 100 dentists, 75 assistants and 40 hygienists worked non-stop, filling 80 dental chairs as fast as they emptied, trying to assist those who needed their help.
William Gordon, 74, of North Charleston was one of the first in line.
"I'm here to have some teeth pulled," said Gordon, who showed up just after 5 a.m. to get help. "I've been having some pain, and I need to get it taken care of."
Many of the people in line were like Brian Rhodes from Charleston, who is self-employed but can't afford dental insurance.
"If I had dental insurance, I wouldn't be here," Rhodes said, as the chairs inside filled up and the line outside grew longer.
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The South Carolina Dental Association sponsored this two-day event called Dental Access Days and hopes to see 2,000 patients before it ends today at 1 p.m.
"This is the very first access program we have put on in the state of South Carolina," said Dr. Larry Ferguson, a Charleston dentist and former president of the association. "We knew there was a tremendous need. I've always wanted to help the less fortunate because of my background and how I grew up."
And the need was obvious. The floor of the convention center in North Charleston looked like a mobile military hospital as health care professionals in blue surgical garb worked feverishly to provide basic dental services such as cleaning, filling and pulling teeth.
Also on hand were 150 volunteers from Seacoast Church in Mount Pleasant, who greeted patients, helped with registration and provided interpreters when needed.
All the equipment was borrowed from North Carolina and Virginia, but the SCDA hopes to obtain its own and stage more free clinics across the state.
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To see this kind of response further emphasizes how great the need is for health care across the state.
Indeed, it's the hard-working, under-served middle class, officials say, that often lets dental care slide when things get tough financially, and that can be costly.
"Infections in the mouth can lead to infections throughout the body and trouble controlling blood pressure," Ferguson said. "If you're a diabetic, it can cause trouble because patients aren't able to eat like they should and keep their blood sugar under control."
Also among those giving care were more than 100 dental students from the Medical University of South Carolina who were able to gain experience in a unique environment.
"Not only is this an educational component from the dentistry standpoint, but also from the heart standpoint," said Dr. Mark Barry, associate dean for clinical affairs at MUSC. "It's an opportunity to identify and see how much need there is out there."


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Website Designs have undergone great changes during the past couple years. The two important reasons why we change them is to make them aesthetic, and navigable so that visitors can find information faster. Redesigning is a complex process. As a designer you will have to thoroughly analyze your visitors past behavior, the time they spend on your website and even their feedback.
Factors You Need to Consider Before Making Changes
Here are the factors you will need to take into consideration when redesigning your website.
- Change in visitors' profile
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- Changes in business and competitors websites
- Introduction of new product lines
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- Accessibility and browser compatibility
- Order in web page naming convention & changing URLs
- HTML5 compatibility
- Code efficiency
- The need for flash, videos and graphics and more
If your website already has a huge visitor base, you will have to ensure that the changes aren't too radical lest it drive them away or make your website inaccessible.
There is however a major factor that you can never afford to compromise and that is SEO compatibility and renaming your pages' URL. Relocating pages within your website can be agonizing for those who have bookmarked your web pages on their browser. You should also understand that there may be hundreds of websites linking to your web pages and if you relocate web pages or rename your URL there is every possibility that your web pages may go incognito.
Make Changes in Small Tranches so Visitors don't feel Overwhelmed
- Do not redesign your website for the sake of making changes. Making changes leave your visitors confused especially if it is drastic. As a general rule make changes in small tranches. You can make a beginning with the less significant pages like the registration, contact and about us and then move ahead to others. The reasons are, these pages are less frequently used and a new design will hardly matter to users.
- Keep the designing process independent from content. If you are not already following this practice, then it is time you made a beginning. The best way to start is by evaluating a content management system, also known as CMS. If your website is predominantly business oriented, consider Joomla or Drupal. If it's a blogging website consider using WordPress, though the other two sites will also work as well. The advantage of WordPress is it's made for blogging, and is easy to learn.
- The best of technologies is not necessarily the best for your website. The more appropriate way to choose a different design for your website is to check its compatibility with the general theme and content of your website. For example a website with slider for a faiths website may be ridiculous. Slider shows are better for stores that sell home articles where they need to display hundreds and thousands of items.
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One of the biggest mistakes that website designers commit is trying to do everything in a hurry. It is a matter of fact that what you design will always appear great in your mind. However, this not true always. To be effective you must consult neutral people and solicit their views. All this takes time.
Making changes to website on the host server though feasible is not advisable. So it is always prudent to do everything in your local computer, test it for different browsers, get opinion and then finally upload it. Designing takes time, and if you are doing it directly on the web server, you may unwittingly be presenting the wrong pages. You should avoid falling into this kind of pit.
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A Deltona man is accused of threatening to kill his 24-year-old niece and a Volusia County Sheriff's Office deputy was with the victim when the suspect called again, and heard the threat.
Martin Narvaez, 40, was arrested Saturday after the victim told investigators Narvaez has been calling and sending texts that said he was going to kill her.
Narvaez allegedly showed up at her work place and threatened her and her co-workers.
While a deputy was taking a report, Narvaez allegedly called again and the deputy heard Narvaez say he would put a bullet in her head and that nobody, including police, would stop him.
The report didn't include details about why there is trouble between the two relatives.
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Narvaez was charged with assault, making harassing phone calls and written threats to kill or do bodily harm. He was also arrested in 2010 on charges of trafficking MDMA.


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Arsenal have been playing with 'babies' all season - and winning plaudits for the attractive and attacking games they played in the Carling Cup. Manchester United put out practically a whole team of teenagers on Sunday, and still managed to beat a relegation-battling Hull side. Where are our next generation?
It's now become the biggest game of our season - The FA Cup Final. Yes it won't feel like its been the most successful season ever, but at least we keep Wenger and Benitez out of the trophy tables for another year (how many years is that Arsenal fans?!) The biggest game of the season needs our strongest team (even though I reckon our kids could beat Everton to be honest!) - who gets your vote?
It was a fitting farewell to a man who has won the hearts and minds of thousands and millions of Chelsea fans across the globe. The win was conclusive in the fact that Guus Hiddink has managed to rebuild a team from the ashes, and given us a new sense of confidence in our players and their abilities. If only he could stay on...
A crushing and convincing victory over Arsenal has secured our third-place spot in the Premier League. It was a good performance and helped the lads put Wednesday's disaster out of their minds. With the season practically over, its time to start looking to the future - with a new manager needed to claw back United's 12 point advantage for next year - but who takes over?
This is an absolute JOKE! Chelsea fans across the world are still in shock after being screwed by Drogba's reputation, a clown of a referee and probably UEFA. FOUR penalty appeals! FOUR, but not one given! It wasn't that we didn't play well, it wasn't that we messed up our tactics, it wasn't that we had the wrong players on - we're not going to the Champions League Final because of one man, and his awful decisions.
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