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ESTATE at SUITE D
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I just got a rumor from a well-placed source that the administration has kicked conservative Michael Doherty off the state Senate Budget Committee because of Doherty's opposition to several tax and fee increases in the Christie budget.
My source tells me that in budget meetings Doherty has been steadfast in his refusal to back increases in a health-care bed tax and hikes in some business fees.
Doherty and other members of the committee had a Thursday breakfast meeting with Chris Christie at Drumthwacket during which the Governor called for the Republican members of the committee to hold their noses and vote for the hikes, my sources say.
There's something to be said for this sort of thing when you've got a budget deadline looming and a deal has to be made. But when Doherty refused to budge, he got kicked off the committee by state Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean Jr., who put himself on the committee.
This is not a good move when it comes to the Governor. One of his big campaign promises was that he would veto any new taxes. And calling those taxes "fees" is not going to fool anyone, especially when they're "fees" on hospital stays and ambulatory-care visits, as in S2143, which is sponsored by Kean.
This is not Doherty's first run-in with the GOP establishment. The photo above ran on this blog during last year's senatorial primary campaign when Doherty's party-endorsed opponent, Marcia Karrow, took some cheap shots at his patriotism because of Doherty's proclaimed support for the traditionally conservative, America-first foreign policy espoused by Ron Paul.
See the flyer accusing Doherty of advocating "surrender in Iraq" here. What Doherty, and Paul, advocate is instead a policy that avoids getting the U.S. bogged down in endless exercises in nation-building. And as you can see from the photo, the Doherty family is intensely involved in the military. So maybe Doherty, a West Point grad, knows something.
I don't have Christie on my cell-phone contacts list, so I have no idea what he was thinking. Perhaps he figures he has plausible deniability both on the question of whether those tax hikes are really tax hikes and the question of whether he had a hand in ousting Doherty from the committee. But this move by the mainstream GOP will leave him open to charges he's breaking his no-new-taxes pledge.
Of course, he already broke his promise to keep rebates. And he broke his promise to stop the state from borrowing without voter approval. And he broke his promise to ... Well, I don't have all day.
But this was a bad move.
THIS JUST IN: I now hear that Senate President Steve Sweeney is going to exercise his prerogative to prevent the Kean-Doherty switch on the committee. Is this an effort by the Democrats to embarrass Christie by calling attention to the tax hike? Are they trying to embarrass Doherty by forcing him to vote for a tax hike? We shall see.


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As many of you know from my last post, we are saying sayonara to our life in Tokyo. In a month we will be relocating to Denver, Colorado. It will be quite an adjustment living in the U.S. again, but before I have to deal with that transition, I'm trying to take in all that I can here in Tokyo. Just yesterday, I was walking around our neighborhood thinking about how difficult this move is going to be. I feel like I became an adult in Tokyo. That may sound silly being that 30 is just around the corner for me. I should have already done that growing up thing, right? But it's true. Leaving everything familiar for a life on this island called Japan took more growing up than I have ever had to do. And I am grateful for that.
I've been trying to think of what I will miss the most when our time here is through. The list is endless, really. I'll miss the produce vending machines that are filled with locally grown vegetables daily, the train station and its surrounding restaurants and shops, our cozy little apartment that we've made into a home…and the food. Yes, of course the food.
Shortly after hearing that we would be moving, Brad and I decided to make dinner with ingredients that will be difficult if not impossible to find (or afford) in Denver. This donburi is what came of our findings. Salmon and kanpachi sashimi with creamy uni (sea urchin) piled over homemade sushi rice. Simple yet indulgent. And definitely not something we will frequently eat after our move.
Yes, we are making the most of our last weeks in Tokyo. And also growing more and more anxious for the next chapter. There is some exciting news on that front; we bought a house! It's a definite fixer-upper, but we are so thrilled to have a home that will be all ours. We will be spending a lot of time renovating the interior of the home and truth be told I'm quite happy about this project. It's amazing to think that in the next couple of months we will be going from life based on walking, trains, bicycles and apartment living to a house, backyard, and cars. Yikes.


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I'm about 7 weeks pregnant right now and not having much morning sickness, thank goodness, but I am having some different cravings. I'm not craving sugar as much as I used to BEFORE I was pregnant (which is really a blessing!) but when I eat, I want a meal that is hearty, hot and usually some kind of comfort food. For example, can't eat my homemade chicken salad (made some the other day and almost puked), but I crave things like baked potatoes covered with cheese, butter, bacon and some beef BBQ or chicken fried steak with potatoes and corn. Chicken fried steak is not ideal, but wow it's so good right now
While there is not a lot of veggies in there, I'm pleased that it hasn't been cravings for cookies, cakes, etc. I'm hoping it stays like this for the next few weeks! I'm still eating some grain products, because every now and then it's all I can handle, but I'm trying to find some alternatives. My sugar cravings right now are usually for some chocolate, sometimes with a little caramel mixed in there
Just thought I would share! I'm proud that this little bugger wants meat!
I wasn't primal during either of my pregnancies... but they were opposite spectrum... w/dd I couldn't eat chicken at ALL the first trimester. W/ds the only thing I couldn't eat were oysters. w/both of them I ate tuna like it was on sale for $.30/can!!! I couldn't get enough of it. Also w/ds I ate steak almost every day of the week in my 1st trimester
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The Richness of God's Mercy
As the sovereign, independent Creator, God is not obligated to save anyone, to show goodness and mercy toward sinners who deserve only condemnation. Since we are not autonomous but are governed by God's law, however, He can demand that we ...Read More
Dead On Arrival
John Calvin says that "while we remain in Adam, we are entirely devoid of life; and that regeneration is a new life of the soul, by which it rises from the dead." We do not come into the world sick ...Read More
The Effective Sharing of Faith
That too many believers rarely consult other believers and elders in the church before making a decision reflects the degree to which a non-biblical individualism has corrupted even the thinking of Christians. While the church is not to legalistically bind ...Read More
Faith and the Means of Grace
John Calvin offers these comments on today's passage: "We, who have so frequently and so grievously offended, have nevertheless been received into favor, so we should manifest the same kindness towards our neighbors, by forgiving whatever offenses they have committed ...Read More
A New Humanity
One commentator has aptly said that "no one is joined to Christ except together with a neighbor." We cannot therefore be "lone ranger Christians," and we cannot survive without the local church. It is incumbent upon all believers to become ...Read More
Where to Set Our Minds
As we recall the great inheritance of the age to come, we will seek more and more to enjoy a greater foretaste of the blessings that will come in that day when sin will be no more. Knowing that sin ...Read More
Human Precepts and Teachings
Scripture is actually a repetitive book, and we have seen a glimpse of this in Colossians 2 as Paul reminds us over and over that our obedience to law can do nothing to free us from evil. The Bible needs ...Read More
Canceling Our Debt
That God no longer regards us as guilty, because of our union with Christ, does not mean that He has overlooked our sin, for He has judged it in the flesh of His Son, whose perfect righteousness is credited to ...Read More
The Riches of God's Mystery
It is all too easy for us to think of other people as lesser Christians than we are because of the way they dress, what they eat and drink, how knowledgeable they are about the finer points of theological arguments, ...Read More
Persevering in Gospel Hope
Even true Christians may wonder at times if they are truly among God's children, and one of the many ways to find assurance of one's salvation is to look for evidence of perseverance in one's life. Do you find yourself ...Read More


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The Rococo style was used primarily in furniture, silver and ceramics, rather than architecture. It takes its name from the French rocaille (pronounced 'rock-eye'), which means the rock or broken shell motifs that often formed part of the designs.
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1755-1756 (hallmarked)
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Longton Hall porcelain factory
Soft-paste porcelain, painted in enamels
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Soft-paste porcelain, painted in enamels
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Thomas Johnson (after, designer)
Pine, with water gilding and oil gilding
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Gold and gilt metal, embossed, cast and chased; bloodstone egg, with enamelled mounts; rock crystal seal
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Thomas Johnson (probably, designer and maker)
Carved and painted pine, with iron branches and gilt-brass nozzles
Museum no. W.9-1950
Bow Porcelain Factory
About 1760-1765
Phosphatic soft-paste porcelain, moulded, and painted in enamels, with traces of gilding
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Chalk up another win or two for "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" -- which has taken prizes for best picture and best director, Peter Jackson, in the 2002 Online Film Critics Society Awards, voted on by 132 Internet journalists from around the world.
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"Rings," which is a box-office smash, also was cited by Web writers for its ensemble acting, editing, visual effects and sound.
"Far from Heaven," the heavily art-directed homage to Ross Hunter melodramas of the '50s, actually won the most awards, including best actress honors for Julianne Moore and best supporting actor for Dennis Quaid.
Its cinematography, screenplay, musical score, art direction and costume design were also singled out.
Daniel Day-Lewis -- who is likely to give Jack Nicholson ("About Schmidt"), Richard Gere ("Chicago), Adrien Brody ("The Pianist") and Michael Caine ("The Quiet American") the stiffest competition for the Best Actor Oscar -- was named best actor for his role as Bill the Butcher in Martin Scorsese's "Gangs of New York," while Samantha Morton took supporting actress honors for Steven Spielberg's "Minority Report," which starred Tom Cruise.
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9mm 1911?
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> 9mm 1911?
November 21, 2007, 04:42 PM
Who makes a 9mm on a 1911 frame? I have very weak hands and need something with very low recoil. Ive been shooting a G17 but I need something a little heavier.
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November 21, 2007, 04:46 PM
Springfield, Kimber, Colt, Les Bear, STI, Wilson, etc. Just about all the major 1911 makers have one or more 9mm incarnations.
November 21, 2007, 04:47 PM
If your looking for a heavier 9mm, I would suggest a Sig 226 or 229. If you can find one, I would suggest a Sig 228.
November 21, 2007, 04:48 PM
November 21, 2007, 04:53 PM
The lil ole Star BM's were an all steel 9mm that resemble a shrunken version of the 1911. Nice lil ole guns at a really affordable price if you can locate one.
November 21, 2007, 06:24 PM
Heavier? I'd look at the Browning Hi-Power too ;) As for 9mm, I've shot samples from Springfield and they do seem quite nice.
November 21, 2007, 06:36 PM
Quote: Who makes a 9mm on a 1911 frame? I have very weak hands and need something with very low recoil. Ive been shooting a G17 but I need something a little heavier.
Without doubt, Springfield Armory's SAO EMP 3" 1911 9mm that holds a single-stack mag of 9+1 rounds.
Heavier than you will think when you first look at it but, when you put one in your hands, you'll know, along with the excellent point to aim balance that goes with its empty weight of 24oz.. (full weight with mag loaded, unknown to me).
They're up there in price, but well worth it in terms of reliability, dependability, accuracy, as they are tack drivers from up close, out to 63ft as far as I can attest too, with 650 rounds out her to-date without any failures..
The only draw back IMO, is disassembly and reassembly of them requires semi-strength and patience SO..
I can agree with Tecumseh, that IF you can find a Sig P228, that would be the other best choice, as they are very simple to disassemble, inspect, clean, and reassemble, along with thin grips (IIRC 9 or 10 round single-stack mags) great shooting platform, balanced, and IMHO, the finest shooting 9mm Sig ever produced, having had the pleasure of shooting one..
This is an EMP 9mm
November 21, 2007, 07:09 PM
and you can get P225's (8 rounder) used from several sources for a very reasonable price - such as $359 from SOG for example (not the only place with these) they also have new production FEG Hi Powers (13 rounders) for $349.
Both would fit the bill of being a bit heavier vs the recoil.
November 21, 2007, 08:08 PM
+1 for the EMP.
That is one nice-shooting little 1911.
November 22, 2007, 02:33 AM
if you want a 5" 1911 in 9mm, I suggest a Kimber Aegis, I have one, have ran across about 8 other people who have the same model and every one of us love them, all 9 have been 100%.
before buying my Aegis I looked at the SA Loaded in 9mm and the Kimber Classic in 9mm.
Beware of the sticker shock! You get what you pay for though :)
November 22, 2007, 03:07 AM
Weight may not be the entire answer.
A Sig 226 ST weighs about 10% more than a 9mm Government Model 1911 and a S&W MP9 weighs about 20% less. I can't tell much practical difference in felt recoil between the three guns.
November 22, 2007, 05:53 AM
The CZ-SP01 , and Baby Eagles are both pretty darn heavy guns for 9mm.. esp. the SP-01.
Will Fennell
November 22, 2007, 08:53 AM
Probally the handgun that gets the MOST rangetime from me now is a 9mm 1911[ I picked up a deal on a used STI Trojan]. Handles just like my 45 and 10mm 1911's, less recoil and less cost......
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- Flint woman faces prison time after authorities find hidden heroin, syringe
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Communications Working Group
The objectives of the Working Group are to: (1) identify and use existing drought-related information networks, and suggest complementary means of communication, where appropriate; (2) facilitate the exchange and dissemination of drought-related information, and act as a clearinghouse for those documents (where appropriate); (3) provide a forum for feedback and evaluation of information, programs, and services; and (4) provide an active communication outreach service for the Council through press releases and the preparation of articles for publication. Read more about the Communications working group in the '97-98 work plan.
Ane Deister, Co-Chair, Communications Working Group
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Our View: Wait for Kanzius yields results
The anticipation has been building for a decade. The wait has been frustrating for people diagnosed with cancer and for their loved ones. But now there is good news about the potential for John Kanzius' cancer treatment to move from the research lab to human trials.
One week ago, Mark Neidig Sr., executive director of the Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation, buoyed the hopes of everyone with a stake in the fight against cancer with two simple words about the Kanzius invention: "It works." Neidig was referring to large-animal test results for the Kanzius device, which attacks cancer cells with external radio-frequency waves. Medical trials show that the treatment kills cancer cells and tumors in pigs, without dreaded side effects.
"It does not cause heating of normal tissues," said Steven Curley, M.D., of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. Curley is the lead researcher on the project. "Test subjects are having no side effects or toxic effects from the RF treatment."
The next step is to seek approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to test the treatment on humans for safety. The FDA is expected to hear the proposal for human testing in 2014. If the FDA gives the OK, human trials would start in 2015. This could mean a Phase 1 trial, using radio waves with nanoparticles, or a pilot study, in which the radio-wave treatment would be combined with chemotherapy.
Either way, the research is advancing, and that's a tribute to John Kanzius, who patented the radio-wave technology, and to Curley, who listened to the concept that Kanzius outlined when he was ill with an aggressive form of leukemia.
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Kanzius understood personally why cancer patients are driven to search out pioneering treatments. He knew firsthand about dreaded side effects from conventional cancer therapies. That's why the Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation publicizes the Kanzius treatment as a "better way" to fight cancer. It could have been a challenge to keep the momentum going to raise money for research, especially after Kanzius, the original patient-inventor, died in 2009 from pneumonia related to his illness. "I made two promises to John before he died," Curley said. "One was to bring his device to human trials. The other was to conduct human trials (Phase 2) in his hometowns of Erie and Sanibel (Fla.)," Curley said.
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The Historic New Orleans Collection, with support from the Consulate General of France in New Orleans and from Tulane University, announces a one-day conference to be held November 13, 2009, in New Orleans. The organizing committee invites submissions on a range of subjects discussing the Alsace-Lorraine Jews of New Orleans and their associated communities. Possible subjects of relevance include but are not limited to
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• Jews in 19th-century New Orleans
• rural vs. urban lifestyles of Louisiana's Jewish immigrants
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The 17 Best Moments From Miley Cyrus' SNL Appearance
The hair nubbins were in full force and she pretty much rocked it.
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14. When she sang a stripped-down version of "We Can't Stop" with three guitarists.
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Friday, November 1, 2013
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Tech-Fall Wrestling Ashley Ridge will have registration for its youth wrestling program from 6-8 p.m. in the mini-gym Nov. 11-13. Registration for the season is $75 for first wrestler and $50 per sibling. Price includes t-shirt and quality coaching. Wrestlers need to be present at registration and should bring their birth certificate. For more information contact Jamie Clark at 224-9985 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Basketball and
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Cathedral Sports located off Ashley Phosphate road in North Charleston is hosting youth basketball and cheerleading. Registration is being held for boys and girls age 4 to 12 through Nov 18. Registration is $65, which includes shirt and shorts. Practices begin in December and games start in January and run through March. Visit www.cathedralsports.com or call 760-2626 for more information.
Harvest Banquet
The Berkeley Chapter of Ducks Unlimited is hosting the Fall Harvest Banquet Nov. 2 at the Berkeley Shrine Club on the shores of Lake Moultrie. Doors open to the public at 6 p.m. A revamped line-up of this year's Ducks Unlimited merchandise, unique auction and raffle items and plenty of firearms will be offered. Tickets can be purchased by contacting Jay Shreve at 860-4976 or Robert Blackwell at 697-2400. Prices are $60 for single tickets and $75 for couples tickets. All tickets include a fully catered dinner by Outback Steakhouse and open bar. Revamped sponsorship packages are available that include VIP group seating, sponsor's-only bar, early 5 p.m. admission for auction preview and a new sponsor's-only early raffle. Details on the event can be found at ducks.org/south-carolina/events.
Green Wave hoops
The Summerville High School Boys Basketball team will have try-outs Nov. 4-7. Varsity try-outs begin Nov. 4 from 3-4:30 p.m. in the main gym. B-Team/JV tryouts begin Nov. 4 from 5:30-7 p.m. in the mini gym. You must have a current physical on file to try-out. For questions or further information, email Coach Elliott at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Summerville Takedown Club will hold registration from 6-7:30 p.m. Nov. 5-7 outside the SHS mini gym. Cost of registration is $75. If a family has more than one child that will register, it will be $50 for the second child. Practice will begin Nov. 12. For questions or concerns, contact coach Darryl Tucker at firstname.lastname@example.com, 327-3713, or log on to www.greenwavewrestling .com.
Nephcure Run
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BaySouth, Catalyst move ahead with upscale James Island neighborhood
Business and personal unions are progressing hand in hand for principals in a new community not far from Folly Beach.
The neighborhood, Battery Oaks, consists of six home sites on lower James Island. The lots are ½ acre apiece, and three sites are left, according to real estate agency BaySouth Realty Inc. and builder Catalyst.
Homes start at 2,515 square feet and are priced from $404,900. Floor plans include the Santee, Allendale and Richmond.
"Beautiful live oaks, spacious porches (and) quality construction" highlight the property off Battery Island Road, backers say. The neighborhood stands a couple of miles from Folly Beach.
Sandra Brown heads up BaySouth Realty. She grew up in Murrells Inlet and has 19 years' experience in real estate, starting in March 1995. She owns Brown & Co. Real Estate in Myrtle Beach. Brown, who moved to Mount Pleasant in 2011, and Rick Estee are getting married this weekend. Estee owns Catalyst Builders.
BaySouth Realty, according to Brown, assists new-home builders with sales and marketing, notably on smaller neighborhoods such as Battery Oaks. She has also assisted with marketing property at Battery Gaillard in West Ashley.
For more information, call Brown at 843-450-1365 or email email@example.com.
Local company lands in top 50 multifamily housing owners
A Charleston-based business that manages more apartments than any other venture has gained traction as an owner, too, according to one respected industry guide.
Greystar Real Estate Partners LLC placed first in multifamily properties under management with 214,696 units.
It was the fourth straight year Greystar was on top, according to the 2014 National Multifamily Housing Council's list and descriptions of the 50 largest rental property owners and managers.
The number of apartment homes that Greystar oversees rose 8.1 percent from 198,533 units last year.
Separately, Greystar jumped to 28th place on the 2014 ownership list with 40,544 units in its portfolio, more than double the year before. The company fell short of the top 50 last year, when it owned properties totaling 20,124 units.
Nationwide, apartment transactions involving purchases and sales of rental complexes nearly set a record last year, falling just 1.4 percent short of the all-time high in 2007, according to the Washington, D.C.-based council.
El Paso, Texas-headquartered Hunt Cos./LEDIC Managed Group Affiliates passed Boston Capital for the top spot on the owners list at 253,295 units.
Mark Obrinsky, the council's chief economist and senior vice president of research, provides a mixed outlook on the U.S. apartment market.
"While rental demand continues to rise, new apartment supply still came up short," he says.
"Top apartment executives looked to best position their companies to take advantage of the market recovery and larger portfolio deals and acquisitions marked the year," Obrinsky says. "This level of trading resulted in more than the usual degree of shake-up in the apartment industry last year."
According to the council, full rankings and detailed analysis can be accessed at www.nmhc.org/NMHC50.
Summerville-based The Ponds village moves forward under new developer
Launched as a custom-home community, The Ponds has adeptly changed course in a trying housing market.
Today the Dorchester County neighborhood embraces five new-homes builders, touts a gated retirement community and welcomes a new Florida developer.
Kolter Homes LLC oversees the community on U.S. Highway17A just west of Summerville, which when built out will have 1,950 residences. The company took over from original developer Greenwood Homes and Neighborhoods last year.
Builders consist of national company D.R. Horton, regional contractors Saussy Burbank and HHHunt Homes and local and statewide framers Mungo Homes and Sabal Homes. D.R. Horton backs the active adult community, Carillon at The Ponds.
Amenities surround a 19th century farmhouse, including a swimming pool and meeting area. There's also a natural amphitheater on one of the many ponds on the oak-studded property. Meanwhile, the community's borders take in the local YMCA and a fire station.
For more information, visit www.discovertheponds.com.
Agency adds associates in Beaufort area, Mount Pleasant
Expanding coverage along the shoreline, Weichert, Realtors-Palmetto Coast has brought on specialists east of the Cooper and in the South Carolina Low Country.
Real estate agent Kimberly D. Coolican and office assistant Leslie M. O'Donnoghue are new associates on the regional agency's sales team.
Coolican, who's amassed five years as a licensed Realtor, moved to Beaufort a-year-and-a-half ago, the company says. The Beaufort County Association of Realtors member will assist property buyers and sellers in the county.
Sporting a background in teaching, engineering and the military, Coolican holds a bachelor's degree in business, an associate's degree in engineering and a state teacher certification. She also has multiple real estate credentials.
O'Donnoghue grew up in Charleston County and has lived 28 years in Mount Pleasant, according to Weichert.
She holds paralegal, configuration management and Capability Maturity Model Integration certificates. Her background includes paralegal work and information technology expertise.
O'Donnoghue counts an extensive list of organizations, namely The National Society of Collegiate Scholars, the Palmetto Chapter of Women in Defense, CMMI Rocks! and The National Association of Legal Assistants.
She is a co-founder of the East Cooper Democrats and is active with the Charleston Association of Legal Assistants.
Weichert, Realtors-Palmetto Coast established its headquarters in Mount Pleasant and has a second office in Port Royal. New Jersey-based Weichert's real estate affiliates are spread among 240 markets in 37 states.
For more information, call 843-375-2075 or go online to www.weichertpc.com.
Local Realtors pass association's leadership program
Not so long ago, college basketball showcased the "Sweet 16" finalists for its men's and women's tournaments.
This 16 isn't on such a large countrywide stage but the honor likely proved plenty sweet. They're real estate agents who graduated in the 2014 class of the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors' Leadership Development Program.
The two-month program aimed to provide those interested in leadership roles the education and training to enhance and develop those skills, according CTAR.
There were three sessions focusing on a different leadership development skill: teambuilding, communication and community activism and effective leadership. Speakers for the various sessions included locale media and communication expert Ryan Nelson Goldwater with Nelwater Consulting, representatives of the Charleston Regional Development Alliance, Stanfield Gray from Dig South, Lee Deas Brown with Obviouslee Marketing, Jamee Haley of Lowcountry Local First and Chris Fraser with Avison Young.
"We designed this program to help our members develop their leadership and communication skills, which will help them not only if they choose to pursue a leadership position with the association or in the community, but also in their day-to-day business," says Wil Riley, the association's chief executive.
"We provide the opportunity for our members to learn from those who have achieved success in real estate as well as other industries," he says.
Program graduates this year are:
-Krista Barnes, Carolina One Real Estate Mount Pleasant North office
-Rosanne Burke, Carolina One Real Estate Charleston Central office
-Odessa Brown, AgentOwned Realty
-Ryan Castle, Charleston Trident Association of Realtors
-Tenia Cattles, Century 21 Properties Plus
-John Cowan, Carolina One Real Estate Charleston Central office
-Valarie Frasier, Carolina Elite Real Estate
-Vickie Herrington, Keller Williams
-Bridgett Mashore, Mashore Realty Group
-Jan Miller, ERA Wilder Realty
-Caroline Parker, Parker Realty, LLC
Alice Swope Thompson, Carolina One Real Estate Charleston Central office
-Carey Tipple, Daniel Island Real Estate
-Philippa Ward, Arthur Ravenel Jr. Co.
-Ryan Welch, Lee & Associates
-Linda Witte, Keller Williams
Anyone interested in taking part in the CTAR Leadership Development Program must be a Realtor in good standing and apply for the program. To learn more, visit www.CharlestonRealtors.com.
Veteran agent taps Century 21
A real estate professional approaching two decades in the field recently joined a local affiliate of one of the largest brokerages in the U.S.
Anthony Detyens Doar signed on with Century 21 Properties Plus. The real estate veteran, who goes by "Tony," brings more than 17 years experience in real estate and facility management.
His resume includes jobs with CBRE, Iron Mountain and Comcast.
Doar has a bachelor's degree in communications from Pacific University and a certification in facility management from Northeastern. He will work from Century 21's Mount Pleasant office.
For more information, visit www.century21properties.com.
David Weekley names "build on your lot" pro for Hilton Head Island
Tisha Chafer signed on with a top homebuilder so she can help walk customers through the sometimes-arduous steps of getting their residences built.
A 10-year real estate veteran, she joined David Weekley Homes in February as a "build on your lot specialist."
She's part of the company's Custom Classics Distinctive Residences team for the Hampton Hall neighborhood and greater Hilton Head Island.
"Maintaining a positive attitude in all circumstances is key," Chafer says. "I enjoy assisting customers with the building process, because it's a hugely rewarding experience."
The gated Hampton Hall community, which features David Weekley homes, showcases amenities such as a Pete Dye signature golf course, top-notch health and fitness center and biking and walking trails. The village consists of power-efficient EnergySaver homes, which come with a heating and cooling "energy use" guarantee backed by the Environments for Living program.
Houston-based David Weekley Homes operates in 18 communities nationwide including Charleston and Hilton Head. Since inception 38 years ago, the company has closed more than 70,000 homes nationwide.
For more information, contact Chafer at 843-384-1645 or the company's web site at www.davidweekleyhomes.com.
New business takes novel approach as home buyer, restorer, seller
On a 2010 visit to the Charleston area, British "expatriate" Chris Leigh-Jones and American wife Sabrina realized something significant.
They were so enamored with the city's historic properties and "blended American/European culture" that they wanted to move here.
The eventual result: what backers call "a business like no other in the city."
Chris and Sabrina Leigh-Jones, both experienced entrepreneurs, cobbled together funds from past investments and company sales to start Luxury Simplified Group.
Supporters describe the group as a "one-of-a-kind company that brings together real estate, renovation, restoration, building, design and development, all under one roof." The group also reaches beyond its "roof," so to speak, to attract outside expertise.
John Paul Huguley, founder of the American College of the Building Arts and principal of Building Art LLC, provides key advise on restoration projects, the group says. And he often employs skilled artisans, who graduated from the college, for specialized jobs that are hard to find in Charleston.
"We offer distinctive services most home buyers have to go to four or five different companies to get," co-owner Chris Leigh-Jones says. "Now they only need to make one stop, at Luxury Simplified, to get everything they need to buy and restore a beautiful home."
Under the direction of Leigh-Jones and associate Lucas Morrison, Luxury Simplified Group has acquired more than 40 properties for renovation while completing restoration of more than 20 houses on the peninsula, mostly on Charleston's East Side.
"The area east of Meeting Street is such a jewel," Leigh-Jones says. "We love the idea of restoring historic properties while helping to improve a neighborhood which already has wonderful character and people."
For instance, Luxury Simplified Group bought and has started renovating an Amherst Street building to become headquarters for the company's construction arm.
All of the group's staff now work from the Major Peter Bocquet's House, at 95 Broad Street. The historic property was also the company's first restoration project. The second floor drawing room serves as headquarters for the newly formed Luxury Simplified Real Estate - headed by broker Bill Eby and Realtor/broker Mary Shannon Swanson and including four other Realtors, backers say.
While based in Charleston's downtown, Luxury Simplified Group has crossed to Europe to renovate historic buildings in towns in the United Kingdom and France. Most recently, the group restored a large stone-built vicarage and medieval era "alms" houses in Chris Leigh-Jones' home town in Wales.
"No doubt about it, we are breaking the mold," he says.
Additionally, Luxury Simplified group supports non-profits in Charleston, creates scholarships for students at the American College of the Building Arts and donates money to the River Oaks Girls Home, Preservation Society, Historic Charleston Foundation and Spoleto USA.
"It's important for us to not only run a cash-flowing company that helps the Charleston economy, but also give back to this wonderful community which has welcomed us in with open arms," Leigh-Jones says.
For more information, visit www.luxurysimplifiedgroup.com.
Townhomes return to Smythe Park on Daniel Island
For the first time since 2005, new townhomes are available on the south end of Daniel Island in the popular Smythe Park neighborhood.
John Wieland Homes is currently building the first of its Townsend Place Townhomes. The new homes overlook their namesake, Townsend Park. The one-acre open space contains a sports field, covered picnic area and a new trail to connect to the larger Smythe Park.
According to Daniel Island Real Estate, there will be two townhomes buildings. Each building will feature five homes with high quality finishes throughout.
The three-bedroom, three-and-a half-bath homes boast hardwood floors, wainscoting, crown molding, gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances and optional elevator.
Prices start in the low $600,000s. For more, visit www.danielisland.com.
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The story behind the Mirabeau logo
Stephen Cronk explains the story behind the Mirabeau logo.
The best wines to drink this summer – Mirabeau Pure
Victoria Moore shares her selection of summer wines: crisp, icy whites for balmy evenings, full-bodied reds for the barbecue and a Provence rosé to die for. One thing that struck me as I put this list together was how many more wines from independent shops I had jostling for a place than wines from supermarkets. […]
Mirabeau hosts winetasting fundraiser for local kids' charity
Not just any wine-tasting event, but something rather special for the village. I found myself shaking hands with the mayor, his wife and a number of rather influential people from the area and the evening was held in aid of fundraising for the school.
Diving in at the deep end
While we were there, we learned about what Mirabeau is doing, and wanted to be involved. We got thrown into the deep end. With no French to speak of (pun intended), a bare minimum of knowledge on the subject and a crash course on the brand, Stephen & co couldn't have asked for more enthusiastic workers! After all, what better place to learn about wine than from people who make their own internationally-recognised wines?
Opening shop in a 400-year old building
Restoring the interior of a four-hundred-year-old building takes time, delicate handling and long hours. Plastering of the vaulted ceilings and walls was done by a true craftsman, reviving the building with more than a casual nod to keeping the original structure and character of the building intact. And with great success.
Welcome to PURE Mirabeau. Pure Provence. Pure Heaven.
We call it PURE Mirabeau, because it represents the essence of why we did what we did and it reflects the best wine Provence has to offer. Pure and simple.
Rosé has its birthplace in Provence and has been made here for over 2,600 years. Provence is also the only wine region on this planet that specialises in Rosé. So it's not only the benchmark in the world of Rosé, its also a region full of amazing producers making stunning wines. We wanted PURE Mirabeau to, over time, establish itself as a benchmark within a benchmark. Which is why this, our first ever review for PURE is so touching.
Reflections from a small village political campaign in Southern France
There were nine women and nine men that were invited onto the running team with the mayor and I knew only a couple of them. I felt nervous at first because seven of them had already served several mandates and had a ton of experience. So there I was, thrown in front of judging eyes, standing out like a soar thumb
The renovation of our cellars finally begins!
After nearly two years of planning, the renovation work on La Falaise has finally begun. We plan to restore this 16th Century winery to its former glory and bring it into the 21st century by adding glass dividing walls so we can have a separate barrel cellar, professional tasting room, office and small shop.
About Mirabeau – The short film version
We recently made this short video explaining how we swapped-out our lives in London in order to make wine in Provence. We also discuss how we go about making our award-winning wines and how we try to share this beautiful part of the world.
Jo Ahearne MW joins Mirabeau
Jo is both an oenologist and Master of Wine, making her doubly qualified to lead the technical aspects of winemaking at Mirabeau. We are so happy to be working with Jo as she brings heaps of experience and a very practical sense of how we can achieve our objective of making one of the best […]
Mirabeau on show at the Foodies Festival at Hampton Court
Wines of Provence kindly invited us to attend the Foodies Festival recently and it was a huge amount of fun. And given that it rained the whole week prior to the event and started again on the Tuesday after it finished, I'd say we got really rather lucky with the weather too!
Wheel turns full circle – Mirabeau in The Kings Head, Teddington
When we signed up with Matthew Clark Limited (the largest drinks supplier to the UK on-trade) earlier this year, in the most bizzarest (and happiest) of coincidences, the first on-trade premise in the entire UK to list our Mirabeau turns out to be my old local in Teddington (south-west London)! How funny is that?!
Mirabeau wins a Silver Medal at prestigious Sommelier Wine Awards
With a judging panel comprising 80 leading sommeliers and on-trade wine buyers, SWA is not just a celebration of medal-winning wines but also the most comprehensive assessment of trends and insight into the wine trade, seen from the perspective of the restaurant world.
French Entrée rates Mirabeau
French Entrée magazine caters for all Francophiles interests whether it's magical holiday destinations, property tips or learning about the lifestyle, culture and history of the magnificent country. Written in English, this entertaining and insightful magazine features real life stories, breath-taking photography, guest editorials and exclusive reader competitions.
The colourful life of the Comte de Mirabeau.
Orator, historian, politician, spendthrift, pursuer of beautiful women – Mirabeau's life was short but lived to the full. He was born near Fontainbleu on 9th March 1749 with a deformed foot and an over-sized head…
Mirabeau at one of the largest wine fairs in Europe
ProWein is one of the major trade shows and this year the three-day fair hosted 4,783 exhibitors from 48 countries and more than 44,000 trade visitors. So we felt like a gnat in a hurricane, jostling for attention with everyone else.
My little black book (and how Mirabeau started)
No one has ever read that book, and some of the ideas were pretty crazy. But ultimately all roads led to wine. I had spent eight years in the wine business in the 1980s, when I was in my mid-twenties, and I knew I wanted to find a way to get involved in it again.
The Kendall Harris interview: Stephen Cronk on Mirabeau Wine
Kendall Harris is a Canadian TV journalist on a sabbatical visit to Provence from Vancouver. She is a WSET Advanced certified wine lover and here she interviews Stephen and asks him about why he moved from London to Provence to make rosé wine. Follow Kendall on Twitter or Facebook at Wine2Three.
Video Update June 2012
Stephen talks about the past few months at Mirabeau – the legal challenge from Gallo, the hail that has had a big impact on so many of the vineyards in Provence, the new HQ he hopes to be in by next year, his new labels and the most recent bottling. There are still many challenges […]
What it's all about
Stephen explains his ambitions to make a fine Provençal Rosé wine and how he will be calling on many experts and specialists to help him achieve his ambitious goal.


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kinda hard to summerize but i'll try.
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Yeah, it does man. Thanks.
Erm, does anyone (Phil) know what ever happened to Blue Man? He hasn't been here in quite a while.
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Let me know if you wanna play Call of Duty: World at War or Halo 3.
if i recall correctly his parents banned him from wiichat. WMBQ told us about it before the forum crash
His parents banned him from most computer use. AIM, Wiichat, e.t.c
SATs are killing my internet activity. >.<
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if this doesn't pick up soon then i'm just gonna quit. i'm sorry but even the old dead quest was more active than this. i'm patient but i'm not gonna wait forever
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Nutrition Support
Feeding a Baby Through an Intravenous (IV) Line
Not many premature or low birth weight babies can be fed during the first few hours in the NICU, and many sick babies are unable to take anything by mouth for a number of days. To make sure your baby is getting adequate nutrition, the NICU staff starts an IV to administer fluids containing water, glucose, sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus. This kind of nutrition is called total parenteral nutrition or TPN.
At first, the staff places the IV in a vein in the baby's head, hand, or lower leg. These IV lines often last for less than a day, so a baby may have several IVs placed in the first few days. After a few days, however, most babies need more nutrition than these small IV lines can supply. The staff then inserts a catheter into one of your baby's larger veins so that larger amounts of nutrients can be given
If a baby is very small or sick, catheters (long IV lines) may be placed in both the umbilical artery and vein. Fluids and medications can be given through the catheter and blood can be drawn for laboratory tests. More concentrated IV fluids can be given through an umbilical line so babies can get better nutrition. Umbilical lines last longer that smaller IV's, often for a week or more. Umbilical arterial lines can also be connected to a machine that continuously measures a baby's blood pressure.
If a baby is going to need TPN for more than a week to 10 days, doctors often insert another type of line, called a central line, that can remain in place for several weeks, until the baby no longer needs TPN.
Feeding a Baby By Mouth
Feeding by mouth (also called ?enteral nutrition?) should be started as soon as possible because it helps a baby's gastrointestinal (GI) tract grow and begin functioning. A very small baby may first need to be fed through a small plastic tube that goes through the mouth or nose and into the stomach. A small amount of breast milk or formula is given through this tube. Often the baby is given a combination of parenteral and enteral feedings at first, because it can take awhile for the GI tract to become accustomed to enteral feedings.
A baby needs approximately 120 calories per day for every 2.2 pounds (one kilogram) of weight. Regular formula and breast milk contain 20 calories per ounce. A baby of extremely low birth weight should receive special formula or fortified breast milk containing at least 24 calories per ounce to ensure adequate growth. The fortified breast milk and formula has more protein, calcium, and phosphorus, as well as carbohydrates and fats that are more easily digested by a very small baby.
It can take some time before all of a baby's nutritional needs can be met through enteral nutrition. The intestines of a small baby are not able to tolerate rapid increases in the amount of milk or formula, so increases in feedings must be done cautiously and gradually.
Other Common NICU Procedures
X-rays are one of the most commonly performed procedures in the NICU. The most common reason for an x-ray is to examine the baby's chest to see if the condition of the lungs is improving. X-rays are often taken of the baby's abdomen if he is not tolerating his enteral feedings.
Premature babies are also routinely evaluated by ultrasound. Ultrasound may be used to check for hemorrhage in the brain or for damage to the white matter surrounding the ventricles of the brain (a condition called periventricular leukomalacia ).
Blood and Urine Tests
Your baby's doctor may order blood work to test for the following:
- blood gases (the amount of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and acid in the blood)-Blood gas levels can help the staff assess how well a baby's lungs are functioning and how much respiratory assistance may be needed. This test is usually performed on arterial blood. If your baby does not have an arterial catheter in place, a nurse can obtain a blood sample by pricking the baby's heel (a capillary blood gas );
- hematocrit and hemoglobin -These tests provide information about how well a baby is able to carry oxygen through the body;
- blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine -These substances indicate how well the kidneys are functioning; and
- chemical salts, like sodium, glucose, potassium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium -Levels of these salts provide information about different aspects of a baby's medical condition.
The nurses also collect a few drops of urine every few hours. The urine is checked for pH level, and for sugar, protein, and blood content. These tests provide information about kidney function and metabolism.
Procedures to Measure Fluids
Nurses measure all the fluids your baby takes in (for example, by IV and by mouth) and all the fluids that leave the baby's body (for example, urine output and amount of blood taken for testing). This helps determine if the fluids are in balance-that is, if the baby takes in about the same amount of fluid as leaves his body. The nurses also weigh a baby frequently to help determine how much fluid he needs.
Blood Transfusions
Babies in the NICU often require blood transfusions because (1) their blood-forming organs are immature and are not producing enough red blood cells, and (2) they may be losing a lot of blood for various tests.