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Suspended senator Pamela Wallin says she regrets paying back money for expense claims that she still doesn't see as dubious.
Wallin told a Toronto radio station (NewsTalk 1010) Thursday that the payback created a perception she was guilty of fudging her expenses.
Wallin, who was co-hosting a three-hour talk show, said she paid back some $38,000 despite her belief that many of the travel expenses in question were legitimate.
The former Conservative said she paid the money to end the distraction created by the Senate scandal, despite receiving advice not to pay it back.
Since then, she says, the payback has been used against her.
Wallin acknowledged she made mistakes in filing some of the expenses, but maintains that most of the claims she submitted were approved under Senate guidelines that she calls vague.
"I regret doing it,'' said Wallin. ``I would pay back what I think I owed, but not the large sum of the charges that were rung up because of retroactively imposed new rules.
"I just think it's given some people an excuse to say 'oh, well, you must be guilty because you paid it back'.''
Wallin, along with fellow former Tories Patrick Brazeau and Mike Duffy, was suspended from the Senate in early November over the expense claims.
Liberal Mac Harb resigned from the Senate in August after paying back $231,000 for ineligible housing and travel expenses.
Harb and Brazeau were charged by the RCMP in February with fraud and breach of trust.
Duffy and Wallin have so far not faced any charges.
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Ken Roczen joined the Red Bull Teka KTM Factory Racing Team at the beginning of the 2011 season. Already known as one of the world's hottest MX2 properties, the talent from Thüringen in Germany made his mark in the world of motocross by riding his KTM 250 SX-F factory bike to an end-of-season triumph.
Ken wrapped up the world championship season, winning eight of the 15 round GPs outright and taking second place on four occasions. Showing his fighting spirit, he vaulted back from a slight two-GP dip mid-season, proving unstoppable right up until he secured the world title at home in Germany.
In 2011, Ken also rode selected races in the AMA SX Lites (West Coast) competition for the Red Bull Teka KTM factory team in the USA, under the leadership of Roger DeCoster. Despite travelling across the Atlantic, Ken managed to take his first SX Lites podium at Anaheim 2, where he finished third and secured his first SX Lites victory in Las Vegas at the close of the season.
In 2012 Ken raced full-time in the USA for the Red Bull KTM Factory Team and added to his skillset under the firm hand of DeCoster, a legend in the sport and a team manager of huge reputation and credentials.
And such mentoring obviously paid off – in 2013 Ken raced all the way to victory, becoming AMA Western Regional 250SX Champion. In 2014 he moved to the premier class in the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship and, of course, won.
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Livestock Guardian and Family Protection Dogs
Due to the newly imposed USDA APHIS laws, Natural Born Guardians will limit our focus to providing only Livestock Guardians Dogs.
Please call for further explanation or to check availability of puppies or adults for family protection placement.
Boz will soon be placed guarding thousands of sheep on an open range situation outside Yellowstone, facing Grizzly, Wolves, Cougar and every other predator that inhabit that harsh country. The operation has given up on some of the more common breeds of LGDs and is looking to reduce their losses through the use of more capable Livestock Guardians. Hopefully Boz Shepherds will be able to reduce their losses.


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Housepooling: When Energy Quintuples
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JD asked his readers today for energy conservation tips after a reader in Juneau wrote in about electricity prices in his state increasing from 11 cents a kilowatt hour to 50 cents a kilowatt hour. Over at the BFP household, we do quite a bit of energy conservation, many of which were documented in a guest by Fred from One Project Closer titled 10 Homeowner Secrets That Save You Money Now!. However, if energy prices were to increase five-fold, I think we need to think out of the box and turn to more drastic measures. That measure… is housepooling.
Simply take the idea of carpooling, where you share a commute to and from work, and extend it to living in the home. Once a week, invite a few friends over for dinner, drinks, board games, and then a slumber party. It allows multiple households to live under one roof, one energy bill for one night. Since the idea would be for everyone to housepool, your friends would reciprocate and you'd get several nights "energy-cost free." It would cost a little more than usual to cook and entertain, but I suspect the increase would be minimal and you might even find that the heating bill going down with more people milling about your home.
The reader estimated that their new energy bill would be around $750, which is about $25 a day for heating alone. Put in a few housepooling days and you can cut maybe a hundred bucks or two off the cost of your bill, plus you get some time with your friends and have a good old fashioned slumber party!
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Borrowing from China
The talks by our Secretary of State and Secretary of the Treasury with the Chinese about U.S. borrowing have once again created some mushy commentary by the talking heads. They speak in terms of how much U.S. debt China will be willing to buy in the short-term and in the long-term.
No one has thought to mention that those amounts depend almost entirely on the volume and balance of trade between the two countries. If the U.S. trade deficit (and Chinese surplus) grows, it will be necessary to borrow more to finance it. If trade shrinks, less borrowing will take place.
If the willingness to borrow changes independently of the financing needs of trade, then the trade will have to adjust. Either way, the two are linked, and it is foolish to talk about them as if there is no relationship at all.


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With more than 13,500 enrolled students, there are likely 13,500 thoughts on what Blue means to an individual! Here are some thoughts on what Blue means to current Sycamores.
Blue is "Belonging." I like to join things, and I want people to feel like they belong here. It's important and easy to find your "thing" here.Drew
Blue is "Growth." I'm not the same person I was my senior year in high school. I won't be the same person my senior year or in seven years when I'm a teacher. Watching myself grow as a person, as a student, and as a teacher, I realize it all comes back to my education and the friends I've made here.Sabrina
Blue is "Pride." It's not only having pride in our university, but also pride in yourself. You can do whatever you want when you put your mind to it. This is your school, your home - you just want the best for your university and your peers.Kayli
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Blue is "Community." There are always so many things happening on campus. Students don't have to be a part of an organization to meet people or get involved on campus, which is great for transferring students that don't know many people.Ashley
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BOWIE, Md. — A single-engine airplane crashed in a cornfield near an airport in Bowie and all four occupants escaped without injury.
The Maryland State Police says the crash happened Saturday before 10 a.m. at the Freeway Airport. Officials say the plane, a Cessna Skyhawk, was trying to land when the aircraft veered from the runway and wound up upside down in the cornfield.
The plane is owned by the airport, and officials say the group had rented the aircraft and were on a sightseeing flight.
Maryland State Police identified the pilot as 43-year-old Edwardo Grigsby of Brandywine, Md. His passengers were 38-year-old Tsige Safo of Alexandria, Va., and her son and daughter, 14-year-old Nahom Ebssa and 9-year-old Eban Ebssa.
By the time troopers arrived all four had exited the aircraft.
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An Anti-Defamation League expert traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, to present information on domestic terrorism at the 22nd Annual Gang Information Sharing Conference in July 2009.
Approximately 560 law enforcement personnel attended the ADL training at the conference which was hosted by the U.S. Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives (ATF), Maryland State Police, Baltimore City Police and the Middle Atlantic-Great Lakes Organized Crime Law Enforcement Network (MAGLOCLEN). MAGLOCLEN covers Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., and Australia, Canada, and England.
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The emotional connection between owners and their pets is stronger than ever; most owners view their pets as children. And just as parents leave estates and trusts to their children, more and more people are leaving trusts and estates to their pets.
Besides providing peace of mind that your pet will be taken care of should you no longer be around and depending on the current legislation in your state, pet trusts can be a legally enforceable method to provide for your pet's long-term care.
In fact, pet trust funds are part of a growing trend. The 2011-2012 American Pet Products Manufacturers Association (APPMA) National Pet Owners Survey reports judges in 45 states have administered financial trusts set up in a pet's name.
Pet trusts are not unheard of—a number of high-profile pet trusts have made national headlines, such as the case of Manhattan luxury-hotel queen Leona Helmsley, who left a $12 million trust to her dog, Trouble. Other celebrity pet trusts such as the one left by British singer Dusty Springfield for her cat, Nicholas, specified the cat's bed be lined with his deceased owner's nightgown, and that Nicholas continue his special diet of American baby food.
While some may think setting up a trust for a pet is extraordinary behavior, others like Joan Gussin, a VPI Pet Insurance policyholder in Ann Arbor, Mich., are actively seeking information on how to initiate the process.
Gussin says the idea of setting up a trust first came to her when one of her veterinarian's clients died and she was asked if she knew a good attorney who could help set up a trust fund for the woman's dog."I realized that if anything were to happen to me, I couldn't guarantee that whoever adopted [my cat] Samantha would give her the same level of care she deserves, while being appropriately compensated for doing so," she explains. "Taking care of an animal is not cheap and sometimes not easy—things add up."
The average amount of money put into pet trust funds ranges from $15,000 to $20,000.
Add up they do. Michael Blacksburg, an estate-planning attorney in San Francisco, Calif., says the average amount of money put into pet trust funds ranges from $15,000 to $20,000.
How is a trust amount determined? Blacksburg says when setting up pet trusts for his clients, he sits down with them and calculates the average amount of money spent on the pet in a given year, and multiplies that by the probable life expectancy of the animal. "Usually that's barely enough," he says. "You have to take into account inflation, unexpected medical expenses and boarding costs should the caretaker want to take a vacation."
So, how does one go about setting up a trust for their pet? "Contact an attorney," says Blacksburg, although he suggests the easiest thing pet owners can do is to include a provision in their will or trust that gives authority to the trustee or executor to provide care for or find a suitable home for the bequeathed animal.
According to Blacksburg, the cost of setting up a pet trust can range anywhere from $500 to $1,500, depending on the level of detail outlined in the trust.
There are an abundance of online resources available to consumers looking for information on setting up trusts for their pets. A simple Google™ search on the subject pulls up nearly 2 million results related to the topic.
In all, a little preparation can give pet owners peace of mind in ensuring their animals aren't forgotten or euthanized should their owners predecease them.
Blacksburg concurs: "The promise to care for our pets doesn't go away because we die. We're just not the ones carrying out that promise."
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Anthropology Course Descriptions
ANT 100 — Interpreting Cultures
An introduction to the types of critical thinking necessary for the study of culture. A focus on the ways in which cultural anthropologists gather evidence, analyze that evidence, and synthesize conclusions. The course includes material from a variety of cultures around the world and a significant discussion of the diversity of human social life. 3 credits.
ANT 101 — Cultural Anthropology
Study of living cultures, stressing such aspects of social organization as religion, economics, political behavior, language, kinship, and art. While the models used are primarily so-called traditional societies, efforts are directed toward the comparison of all types of cultures and societies existing in the world today. 3 credits.
ANT 102 — Biological Anthropology
Study of humans as bio-cultural organisms and our place in the animal kingdom. Human origins and the fossil record bearing on humankind's evolution. Mechanisms of evolution with population genetics emphasized. Human variation (race) considered from an evolutionary perspective and the biological variability between and among modern populations. 3 credits.
ANT 201 — The Global Community
Globalization as a cultural process. The impact of globalization on communities throughout the world with attention to political, social, and economic aspects in regard to gender equity, poverty and inequality, cultural diversity, environment, and social justice and human rights. 3 credits.
ANT 204 — Language and Culture
An introduction to the anthropological study of language including the nature, structure of language; the sociocultural functions and uses of language; theory and the study of meaning; language variations; the evolution and learning of language, and the nature of language change. 3 credits.
ANT 205 — Archaeology and the Human Past
Introduction to the nature and meaning of the archaeological record. Students learn the broad story of the human past—in both prehistoric and historic time periods and in both the Old and New Worlds—as well as the basic methods and theories in archaeology. 3 credits.
ANT 206 — Cultural Ecology
The place of ecology in human evolution and anthropological theory. The adaptation of hunters and gatherers, agriculturalists, pastoralists, peasants, and city dwellers – past and present – to their respective environments. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101, or ANT 205. 3 credits.
ANT 211 — Writing Culture: The Art of Ethnographic Writing
An introduction into ethnographic writing. Students will be expected to write about the society and culture which surround them in their everyday lives. Students will also be reading some examples of ethnographic writing by professional anthropologists. Engagement with the work of fellow students is an important component of this class. 3 credits.
ANT 214 — American Tongues: Everyday Politics of Speaking
Investigates the ways that language practice constructs, maintains, and complicates ideas about social cohesion with an emphasis on inequality. Stresses intersections of race, class, and gender. 3 credits.
ANT 222 — Modern Human Variation
A survey of the extraordinary range of human biological variability seen today. Emphasizes the functional and adaptive nature of human biological variation, as well as the influence of behavior and environment on biology. Issues examined include the "race" concept, genetic disorders, the influence of the environment on human appearance (e.g. high altitude adaptations), sex differences, and intelligence. 3 credits.
ANT 224 — Children, Language, Socialization
Examines the development of children from a cultural perspective. Special emphasis placed on the induction of children into speech communities and on the social nature of learning. Cognitive abilities are explained in relation to the complex dynamics of socialization. 3 credits.
ANT 225 — Peoples and Cultures of Central and South America
Major patterns characterizing Latin American cultures of Spanish heritage. Mesoamerica is studied intensively; the world view and major social institutions of indigenous and Spanish antecedents as well as of contemporary tribal and national culture are considered. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking or ANT 101.
3 credits.
ANT235 — Archaeological Fact and Fiction
A critical examination of what and how we know about the human past through the comparison of fi ctional accounts with the actual archaeological record. Emphasis will be placed on the methods, logic, and analogies used to identify past human behavior. Famous prehistoric frauds and myths conceived by pseudoarchaeologists and novelists also are discussed. 3 credits.
ANT 252 — Introduction Forensic Science
An overview of the scientifi c method and its application to the analysis of physical evidence as it impacts investigations and court proceedings. Topics include the study of basic methods of documentation, collection and preservation of physical evidence; general schemes for the analysis of chemical and biological evidence; identification and individualization of firearms, fi ngerprints, imprints, documents, hairs, fibers, blood and body fluids, paint, drugs and poisons, patterns, and other materials associated with crimes. The course material is reinforced through the use of actual case studies, hands-on exercises, and class exercises. 3 credits.
ANT 260 — Anthropology of Media
Examines myth, ritual, and kinship fi ltered through the lens of various forms of media in the United States. Explores films and case studies of movies, TV sitcoms and dramas and news broadcasts. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101, PSY 100, SOC 100, or SOC 211. 3 credits
ANT 302 — Issues in Biological Anthropology
Race, hominid behavior, socio-biology, creationism, molecular genetics, psychosis, brain measures, formative causation, frauds, discoveries, and taphonomy. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101, or ANT 102 or PSY 100 and 3 credits of BIO. 3 credits
ANT 311 — Applied Anthropology
Application of the science of anthropology to solutions of contemporary social change problems. Research and experience of anthropologists in various developing areas are examined. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking or ANT 101. 3 credits.
ANT 312 — Medical Anthropology
The cross-cultural approach to health behavior, with emphasis on social factors related to the success of public health programs in underdeveloped Third World countries. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking or ANT 101. 3 credits.
ANT 320 — Visual Anthropology
An exploration of how different cultures are depicted in film, photography, and other visual media, and of the analytical, ethical, and artistic issues such ethnographic images pose. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101, PSY 100, SOC 100, or SOC 211. 3 credits.
ANT 321 — Indians of North America
Analysis of contemporary, traditional and precontact Indian cultures using ethnological reconstruction, anthropological accounts, and historical records. Origins, languages, and current affairs are examined. Considered are major indigenous societies of North America, as well as the Maya and Aztec civilizations. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking and INQ 101 or (3 credits of ANT or SOC). 3 credits.
ANT 322 — Forensic Anthropology
Identification, analysis, and interpretation of human remains in a medico-legal context. Provides training in osteology, forensic method and theory, forensic taphonomy, and research methods. Numerous "real-life" cases are used to illustrate the theory and ideas involved with human remains recovery and identification in the contexts of homicide, suicide, mass disasters, and accidental death. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101, PSY 100, SOC 100, or SOC 211. 3 credits.
ANT 323 — Women in Prehistory
Examines the roles of women in ancient societies including their roles as healers, warriors, chiefs, and queens.
Prerequisite(s): 6 credits in ANT, SOC, or WMS. 3 credits
ANT 330 — Anthropology of Religion
A cross-cultural analysis of the dynamic aspects of religion and ritual as expressions of cultural values, with examples drawn from every level of culture and diverse world societies. Prerequisite(s): 3 credits in ANT.
3 credits.
ANT 331 — People and Cultures of the Caribbean
An exploration of cultural diversities and continuities of the Caribbean region through ethnographic case studies. Topics include a historical overview, the role of slavery in the construction of these societies, and current issues: political economy, labor and migration, tourism, religion and resistance, kinship and the division of labor. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101 or 205 or SOC 100. 3 credits.
ANT 332 — Bioarchaeology
Study of human remains from archaeological sites as a means to reconstruct the biological and cultural past. Explores topics such as prehistoric health and disease, subsistence patterns, biological relatedness, cultural modification, violent conflict, ancient medical treatments, and physical activity. Case studies drawn from burial populations covering a wide temporal and spatial distribution. Prerequisite(s): ANT 102 or 205.
3 credits.
ANT 335 — African Prehistory
An examination of the prehistoric archaeological record in Africa, from the earliest archaeological traces (approximately 2.6 million years ago) to the rise of the early African kingdoms. The most prominent sites, particularly in eastern and southern Africa, are featured. Recent discoveries and current debates within the fi eld of Africanist archaeology are highlighted. Prerequisite(s): ANT 205 or 102. 3 credits.
ANT 340 — Ritual Expressions
An exploration of one of the primary forms of human expressions and creativity, from the humble handshake to senior proms to the complex rituals of birth, initiation, and death. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101, PSY 100, SOC 100, or SOC 211. 3 credits.
ANT 342 — African Culture Change
Survey of prehistoric and historic African cultures. Problems arising out of cultural contact with non-African societies, and the effect of sub-Saharan African peoples' development in rural Africa. Processes of change faced by indigenous cultures, governments and international agencies of development in rural Africa. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking or ANT 101. 3 credits.
ANT 352 — Crime Scene Investigation
Provides students with knowledge of basic concepts of case and crime scene investigation; scene and investigative personnel management; nature of investigative personnel roles; steps in the processing of scenes and evidence; methods of documentation; general and specialized techniques for the recognition, identifi cation, and individualization of evidence; sources of investigative information; interview techniques; reconstruction of events; and legal and ethical considerations during criminal investigations. Prerequisite(s): ANT 252 or ANT 322. 3 credits.
ANT 355 — Native American Women
Examines the lives of Native American women with an emphasis on their roles in the economic, political, and ideological domains. Prerequisite(s): 6 credits in ANT, SOC, or WMS. 3 credits.
ANT 376 — Anthropology of Education
Examines how the classroom and other learning environments can be understood as cultural spaces. Emphasis is placed upon the intertwined nature of education and socialization, cultural perspectives on the cognitive features of learning, and cross-cultural understanding in the classroom. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking. 3 credits.
ANT 380 — Anthropology of Women and Health
Anthropological analysis of local to global processes impacting women's health around the world. Ethnographic case studies that look at social organization, kinship, marriage, race, class, religion, etc. that contribute to the well-being of women. Exploration of non-Western healing techniques employed by women through time and space. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101 or 205 or SOC 100. 3 credits.
ANT 390 — Ethics in Anthropology
Explores the ethical dilemmas faced by anthropologists in their search to study the cultural and biological diversity in the human species. Employs numerous case studies in cultural, medical, and biological anthropology and archaeology to examine contemporary ethical issues. Prerequisite(s): LEP Critical Thinking, ANT 101, PSY 100, SOC 100, or SOC 211. 3 credits.
ANT 422 — Human Osteology
The identification and analysis of the human skeleton, focusing on functional anatomy. Students acquire profi ciency in the names and landmarks of all the bones in the skeleton, along with details of the musculoskeletal system and bone growth and biology. Methods taught include the determination of age and sex, biological affinity, stature, and paleopathological conditions. Students receive hands-on experience with skeletal material in a laboratory setting. Prerequisite(s): ANT 102 or 322. 3 credits.
ANT 430 — Global Women's Issues
Theories of globalization and feminist anthropology are used to examine how globalization affects the well-being and potential of women in the areas of work, reproduction, religion, leadership and activism. Prerequisite(s): 6 credits in ANT/SOC/WMS and junior status. 3 credits.
ANT 432 — Evidence of Human Evolution
A hands-on examination of the fossil evidence of human evolution. Topics include the skeletal anatomy of modern humans and great apes and the fossil evidence of early hominids including Orrorin, Sahelanthropus, Ardipithecus, Australopithecus, early Homo, Homo erectus, Homo neanderthalensis and Homo sapiens. Recent discoveries and controversies in paleoanthropology are highlighted. Prerequisite(s): ANT 102.
4 credits.
ANT 442 — Advanced Forensic Anthropology
An advanced study of research themes in forensic anthropology. Students examine the primary literature to critically evaluate new research on human skeletal remains. In this seminar-style class, students lead and participate in discussions and produce critical writing pieces on several topics related to forensic anthropology. Topics include trauma and pathological conditions, positive identifi cation, and the use of forensic anthropology in human rights investigations. Prerequisite(s): ANT 322. 3 credits.
ANT 445 — Stones and Bones
An introduction to the methods used by archaeologists to catalog, curate, and analyze artifacts and ecofacts. Topics include taphonomy, middle-range research including experimental, actualistic and ethnoarchaeological methods, introduction to flintknapping and lithic artifact analysis, and introduction to zooarchaeological identifi cation and faunal analysis. Prerequisite(s): ANT 102 or 205. 3 credits.
ANT 470 — Ethnographic Fieldwork Methods
Explanation and analysis of ethnographic field methods. Applying anthropological theory to research. Designing and conducting anthropological research and ethnographic writing. Exploration of ethical issues of fi eldwork. Prerequisite(s): 9 credits in ANT or SOC; junior status. 3 credits.
ANT 475 — Methods in Archaeology
Introduction to and participation in the various methods involved in archaeological fi eldwork, laboratory analysis and experimental techniques. Emphasizes hands-on experience, demonstrations, and applications of modern techniques to archaeological problems. Prerequisite(s): 3 credits in ANT or GEO. 4 credits.
ANT 480 — Theory in Anthropology
Major theoretical contributions to the field. Development and evaluation of: culture as a scientifi c concept, early evolutionism and other determinisms, diffusionism, neo evolutionism, functionalism, culture and personality, formal semantic analysis, and ethnoscience. Prerequisite(s): 9 credits in ANT and junior status.
3 credits.
ANT 490 — Seminar in Anthropology
Students apply theoretical and field knowledge to selected topics drawn from current issues in anthropology. A major research paper and presentation are required. Prerequisite(s): 18 credits in ANT. 3 credits.
ANT 497 — Anthropology Internship
Practical field training and work assignment in physical anthropology, archaeology, linguistics, or ethnology, under qualified supervision in conjunction with departmental faculty. Prerequisite(s): departmental permission. Repeatable 3-12 credits.
ANT 499 – Independent Study
Prerequisite(s): 15 credits in ANT. Repeatable 1-12 credits.


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Update: Flower Mound police officer unhappy with his life
Updated at 6 p.m. Sgt. Varnell has issued a statement through his attorney apologizing for any inconvenience caused by his disappearance.
"Sergeant Varnell was taking personal time to reflect on some private personal issues and appreciates the support he has received from his friends, family, and colleagues over the last few days. He in no way intended for law enforcement to search for his whereabouts. He very much appreciates the concern and outpouring of support he has received from the community and looks forward to returning home to Texas in the next couple of days. He sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience caused by this misunderstanding."
Updated at 3:30 p.m. The Flower Mound police officer who went missing earlier this week before being found in Florida said he was unhappy with his life and wanted to start over.
Sgt. Jeremy Varnell, 43, was found early Wednesday by a Lantana, Fla. police officer running a routine check of license plates at a hotel parking lot.
He found a car registered to Varnell, who was reported missing on Monday, and located him in a hotel room with another man, according to Lantana Police incident/investigation report.
"Varnell stated that he left Texas because he was not happy, stating that he wanted to leave his job and former friends and start over with a new life," the police report stated.
Updated at 11: 00 a.m. Flower Mound police are not giving any explanation why the missing police officer ended up in Florida.
"We don't have any explanation right now," Assistant Police Chief Wendell Mitchell said. "That portion is a personnel matter."
Mitchell said that Sgt. Varnell didn't report for work on Tuesday but disciplinary action – if any – would be part of internal review.
"We are very thankful for the San Antonio Police Department's hard work on this case," according to a statement released moments ago. "At this point, the situation is now a personnel matter and will be handled internally."
The department received word that he was found safe last night.
Updated at 8:01 a.m. Wednesday: San Antonio police have confirmed that a missing Flower Mound police officer has been found safe in Lantana, Florida — which is near Fort Lauderdale, some 1,300 miles away.
Original post at 4:56 p.m. Tuesday: The Flower Mound Police Department has confirmed that one of their own officers is missing.
Sgt. Jeremy Varnell was last seen Sunday after he completed running a marathon in San Antonio.
"His family filed a missing person's report with the San Antonio Police Department on Monday," Flower Mound police Capt. Wess Griffin said.
Flower Mound has sent two investigators to San Antonio to assist with the search..
"We're extremely concerned for his welfare," Griffin said of Varnell, 43.
Varnell has 22 years of police service. He has been with the Flower Mound Police Department for 19 years.


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Q. Aiptasia have totally taken over my reef aquarium! Aiptasia are growing in the overflow, on the aquarium walls in the refugium, and all over the live rock. There is so much Aiptasia throughout the reef aquarium that my coral polyps are staying retracted and my clams won't open up because the little anemones are all over their shells – hitting their mantles. When I asked the attendant at my tropical fish retailer for advice he recommended a copper-banded butterflyfish (Chelmon rostratus) to control the outbreak.
Will the copper-banded butterflyfish take care of my Aiptasia problem and allow my corals to flourish again? Is there anything that will rid an aquarium of these pesky anemones?Justin FikeDelaware
A. You are not alone in your battle against Aiptasia. They can be annoying and potentially devastating pests in reef aquariums. Oddly, those who keep fish-only aquariums often don't mind Aiptasia anemones because they don't really harm the tropical fish and add some invertebrate life to the reef aquarium. Though, as you mentioned, on the reef aquarium front they can be very destructive because they can agitate corals and clams, sometimes leading to their demise. What makes Aiptasia particularly infuriating is that they are so tough to eradicate. I have heard from countless hobbyists who go as far as scrubbing live rock with a course toothbrush to remove Aiptasia. Days later the hobbyist finds two or three Aiptasia where there was once only one.
Physically removing these tiny tissue-based animals is nearly impossible. As soon as you try to nip, scrub, or snap off Aiptasia anemones, they quickly withdraw into even the tiniest crevice or hole. It also appears that any flesh left behind will in time just grow another anemone and some hobbyists believe that spreading the flesh around while scrubbing causes the Aiptasia to multiply.
It is tough to recommend a copper-banded butterflyfish as a control measure for Aiptasia. Oftentimes copper-banded butterflyfish will rid a reef aquarium of all Aiptasia anemones then refuse to eat anything else and perish shortly after. Some hobbyists have compared the copper-banded butterflyfish's dismal survival rate to that of the Moorish idol because many of the fish imported into retailers perish within months of introduction into the reef aquarium. While I am nearly certain the copper-banded butterflyfish would correct your Aiptasia problem, its unlikely chance of surviving in the reef aquarium removes it from the list of realistic remedies.
Hobbyists often have better results using raccoon butterflyfish (Chaetodon lunula). These tropical fish generally eat well in captivity and are reasonably hardy though it is not above them to make a total meal out of coral polyps and beneficial anemones. I have heard that raccoon butterflyfish are far more aggressive coral eaters than the copper-banded butterflyfish, so bad in fact that most hobbyists do not consider them reef safe.
Your best bet at a biological control comes in the form of the inexpensive and easily kept red-legged or hairy hermit crab (Dardanus megistos). These small crabs are reef safe and normally one or two per infested reef aquarium is all that it takes to help control Aiptasia outbreaks. Remember that these crabs are small so don't expect stellar results overnight. It will take the little hermits some time to start making a real impact against the Aiptasia. The peppermint shrimp (Lysmata wurdemanni) is another gallant warrior in the never ending fight against Aiptasia. These small shrimp (when kept in groups) can make quick work of an Aiptasia outbreak though are reported to occasionally nibble on coral polyps.
My recommendation is the use of red-legged hermit crabs in conjunction with the use of a small colony (3 to 5) of peppermint shrimp. I think between the shrimp and crabs your Aiptasia issue will get cleared up and you won't be left with an animal that then refuses to eat and eventually perishes or uses your reef aquarium as a giant buffet.
Steven G. Denver, CO
I had an infestation of Aiptasia. I purchased some Berghia Nudibranchs and they completely irradiated them. I have seen the Raccoon Butterfly fish at our commercial aquarium and they do a good job of patrolling and taking care of Aiptasia.
stephen newport news, VA
The Raccoon Butterfly will remove aiptasia anemones very well but will also lunch on any other anemone or soft coral. It works well in a fish only tank with live rock that is infested with unwanted anemones removing them completely.
Melissa La Habra, CA
Do not try chemical treatments. I had one little aiptasia growing but after using the chemical treatment I bought at a fish store it spread like wildfire, almost overnight. I'm going to try a nudibranch. If that doesn't work I'll try the crabs and shrimp.
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The Matted Filefish is also known as the Bristletail Filefish, Matted Leatherjacket, Tomentosus Filefish, or Aiptasia Eating Filefish. The body is a mottled green, brown, and tan coloration. Just got one and in about an hour he ate about 15
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Boresch retains lead at Senior Dayton Classic
Published: May 17, 2012 |
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KETTERING, Ohio –
Trying for his second PBA Senior Tour title of the season, rookie Lennie Boresch Jr. of Kenosha, Wis., retained his lead after the second round of the PBA Senior Dayton Classic presented by Roto Grip Wednesday at Capri Lanes.
Boresch completed qualifying with a 3,869 16-game pinfall total to top the 32 players who advanced to match play beginning Thursday morning. In Wednesday's second eight-game round Boresch had games of 268, 258, 245, 213, 195, 237, 236 and 213.
"Everything continued to match up well with the conditions today," said Boresch. "I had the right ball and was pretty much able to throw the same shot for the first part of the block and then toward the end I just had to tweak my angle to the pocket and finished pretty well."
Boresch won in his Senior Tour debut at the Senior Sun Bowl In The Villages in April but followed that up with a 46th-place finish in the Senior Mooresville Classic last week.
"You just have to come out here with an open mind, forget about last week and continue to make good shots like I have been the last two days," said the 25-time PBA regional tournament titlist. "Based on what I've learned in qualifying I feel I'm as well-prepared as I can be for match play."
Boresch holds a 16-pin lead over Sammy Ventura of Syracuse, N.Y., trying for his first Senior Tour title, in second with 3,853.
I'm learning something every year," said Ventura who is in his third season on the Senior Tour. "I just need to keep moving forward and hopefully it will pay off with a win one day."
Rounding out the top five are reigning Senior Player of the Year Ron Mohr of Eagle River, Alaska, 3,852; Bo Goergen, Sanford, Mich., 3,829, and Senior Dayton Classic defending champion Hugh Miller of Seattle, 3,815.
The Senior Dayton Classic is being streamed live on pba.com's online bowling channel Xtra Frame. For subscription information click on the Xtra Frame logo on the pba.com homepage.
Thursday's match play rounds will determine the top four who will compete in the stepladder finals beginning at 7 p.m. ET.
Capri Lanes, Kettering, Ohio, Wednesday
(After 16 games. Top 32 players advance to match play)
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1, Lennie Boresch Jr., Kenosha, Wis., 3,869.
2, Sammy Ventura, Syracuse, N.Y., 3,853.
3, Ron Mohr, Eagle River, Alaska, 3,852.
4, Bo Goergen, Sanford, Mich., 3,829.
5, Hugh Miller, Seattle, 3,815.
6, Marc Lineberry, Camanche, Iowa, 3,788.
7, Ron Profitt, Brookville, Ohio, 3,779.
8, John Shreve Sr., Elyria, Ohio, 3,773.
9, Paul McCordic, Sugar Land, Texas, 3,770.
10, Roy Buckley, New Albany, Ohio, 3,767.
11, Bob Learn Jr., Erie, Pa., 3,748.
12, Johnny Petraglia, Jackson, N.J., 3,743.
13, Jeff Schrum, Cherryville, N.C., 3,712.
14, Dale Traber, Cedarburg, Wis., 3,703.
15, Darryl Bower, Middletown, Pa., 3,685.
16, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla., 3,682.
17, Mike Dias, Lafayette, Colo., 3,672.
18, Peter Knopp, Germany, 3,651.
19, (tie) Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas, and Harry Sullins, Chesterfield Twp, Mich., 3,637.
21, Kenny Parks, Hammond, Ind., 3,635.
22, Ernie Segura Jr., Taylor, Mich., 3,627.
23, James Souder, Greeneville, Tenn., 3,623.
24, Tom Carter, Rockford, Ill., 3,616.
25, Mark Everette, Aliquippa, Pa., 3,614.
26, William Keenan, Jr., Orlando, Fla., 3,612.
27, Wayne Webb, Columbus, Ohio, 3,605.
28, Dale Eagle, Tavares, Fla., 3,597.
29, Dave Soutar, Bradenton, Fla., 3,595.
30, Brian Cooper, Visalia, Calif., 3,594.
31, Charlie Tapp, Kalamazoo, Mich., 3,591.
32, Arturo Hernandez, Venezuela, 3,582.
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33, Dale Albert, Kenton, Ohio, 3,580, $900.
34, Timothy Kauble, Marion, Ohio, 3,576, $900.
35, Brian Miller, Springfield, Ohio, 3,572, $900.
36, Tom Baker, King, N.C., 3,562, $900.
37, Ricky Beck, Box Elder, S.D., 3,553, $900.
38, Dick Gran, Hartville, Ohio, 3,551, $900.
39, ss-Vince Mazzanti Jr., Levittown, Pa., 3,545, $700.
40, Steve Easterday, Strasburg, Ohio, 3,534.
41, Christopher Keane, New City, N.Y., 3,533.
42, ss-Steve Lickliter, Beckley, W. Va., 3,532, $700.
43, ss-Bill Spigner, Vernon Hills, Ill., 3,531, $700.
44, Don Blatchford, Santa Monica, Calif., 3,509, $700.
45, (tie) Teata Semiz, North Brunswick, N.J., and ss- Emilio Mora Sr., Defiance, Ohio, 3,501, $700.
47, Michael Chrzanowski, Shepherd, Mich., 3,491, $700.
48, a-Timothy Hartley, Englewood, Ohio, 3,485.
49, ss-Dennis Lane, Kingsport, Tenn., 3,482, $700.
50, Michael Llaneza, Columbus, Ohio, 3,473.
51, Robert Michalojko, Pittsburgh, 3,470.
52, Garry Blanton, Owensboro, Ky., 3,468.
53, Richard Hunt, Valparaiso, Ind., 3,466.
54, Rod Michael, Florissant, Mo., 3,465.
55, Larry Popp, Marion, Ohio, 3,453.
56, Steve Ferraro, Kingston, N.Y., 3,450.
57, Dave Flemming, Fairborn, Ohio, 3,447.
58, (tie) Brad Snell, Mount Prospect, Ill., and Kent Wagner, Palmetto, Fla., 3,440.
60, Vince Honeycutt, Buford, Ga., 3,438.
61, Bruce VanMetre, Delphos, Ohio, 3,431.
62, Bob Kelly, Dayton, Ohio, 3,430.
63, George Lord, Lakeland, Fla., 3,423.
64, a-William Peters, Dayton, Ohio, 3,417.
65, Patrick King, Yankton, S.D., 3,416.
66, Robert Harvey, Boise, Idaho, 3,415.
67, a-Gerry Loudin, Bridgeport, W. Va., 3,407.
68, Jerry Lau, St. Peters, Mo., 3,405.
69, Randy Shewmake, Ft. Worth, Texas, 3,401.
70, Dave Osim, Roscommon, Mich., 3,384.
71, Robert Callari, Bloomfield, N.Y., 3,383.
72, Daniel Miner, East Moline, Ill., 3,381.
73, Paul Gerard, Cincinnati, 3,372.
74, Jim Lesiuk, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., 3,370.
75, Ron Glick, Morganville, N.J., 3,362.
76, (tie) Dale Holgate, Silver Lake, Ohio, and George Patel, England, 3,356.
78, Mark Jones, Amelia, Ohio, 3,354.
79, a-Peter Minaudo, Chesterfield, Mich., 3,347.
80, Tom Howison, Chillicothe, Ohio, 3,345.
81, Todd Kjell, Roscoe, Ill., 3,336.
82, Frank Gallo Jr., Jacksonville, Fla., 3,332.
83, Kerry Fulford, Brownwood, Texas, 3,318.
84, Dave Bernhardt, Romeo, Mich., 3,305.
85, Steve Stein, Staten Island, N.Y., 3,290.
86, Dale Csuhta, Wadsworth, Ohio, 3,288.
87, Bill McCorkle, Westerville, Ohio, 3,287.
88, Dennis Amato, Pine Brook, N.J., 3,279.
89, Harley Trumbull, New Boston, Mich., 3,272.
90, Michael Henry, Brunswick, Ohio, 3,268.
91, Darryl Traber, Waterford, Wis., 3,243.
92, Brendan Bierch, Grafton, Mass., 3,241.
93, Bill Henson, Westerville, Ohio, 3,238.
94, William Banks, Laurel Hill, N.C., 3,235.
95, Terry Wellman, Marengo, Ohio, 3,226.
96, Dave Schultz, Jackson, Wis., 3,222.
97, Dannie Hettinger, Circleville, Ohio, 3,192.
98, Steve Fuhrman, Fort Worth, Texas, 3,152.
99, Mike Walden, Stony Point, N.Y., 3,134.
100, Harv Pallas, Stevensville, Mich., 3,115.
101, Kim Kirkpatrick, Rockford, Ill., 3,113.
102, Fred Baldwin, Sturgis, Mich., 3,109.
103, Paul Mielens, Menomonie, Wis., 3,102.
104, Walter Sova, South Daytona, Fla., 3,073.
105, Howard Frostman, Washburn, Wis., 3,051.
106, a-Dave Rossi, Morgantown, W. Va., 3,013.
107, Andy Anderson, Falls Church, Va., 3,006.
108, a-Bill Carpenter, Middletown, Ohio, 2,976.
109, a-Larry O'Neill, Alexandria, Va., 2,963.
110, Dave Paquin, Kannapolis, N.C., 2,953.
111, (tie) Ray Randall, Dearborn, Mich., and a-Daniel Goodrich, Columbus, Ohio, 2,927.
113, Allen Meskan, Addison, Ill., 2,897.
114, Henry Gonzalez, Colorado Springs, Colo., 2,582 (WD).
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Jesse Kline [Jesse Kline is a Comment Editor and Writer at the National Post in Toronto, Canada] on polygamy: State shouldn't interfere in consensual adult ... http://bit.ly/vTSsdx
Jesse Kline on polygamy: State shouldn't interfere in consensual adult relationships
Nov 24, 2011
On Wednesday, the British Columbia Supreme Court released its judgment in a reference case on Section 293 of the Criminal Code, upholding Canada's legal ban on polygamy.
In a lengthy decision, Chief Justice Robert Bauman ruled the law does, in fact, violate our Charter rights, but that it is justified under Section 1, which permits such violations, so long as they are "demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society."
Justice Bauman does, however, say that it's overly broad because it criminalizes children who find themselves in polygamous relationships, whereas it's the adults that are forcing the arrangement upon them who should be held criminally liable.
Although this reference is not binding on Parliament, the Chief Justice is at least partially correct: It should be assumed that children below the age of majority have been forced into such relationships and should not be held criminally responsible for their involvement. Parliament should certainly consider changing the law so that minors are not treated the same as their abusers.
But this is where the argument falls apart. The standard criticism of the Mormons living in Bountiful, British Columbia, Canada, is that women and children are forced into marriages against their will, which has nothing to do with polygamy. It doesn't matter if a child is forced into a monogamous or polygamous relationship — it is illegal and should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
The real problem is coercion, not the type of relationship people are forced into. It wasn't long ago that this country had a similar debate about gay marriage. And although people are not forced into homosexual relationships, there certainly were people trying to make a connection between homosexuality and pedophilia.
But the truth that most Canadians have come to realize is that no one is harmed by two adults engaging in a consensual relationship. People in heterosexual relationships have not lost anything and gay people are now free to get married if they so choose.
Like gay marriage, the central question in the polygamy debate is whether the state should be dictating the domestic arrangements of consenting adults. That we're talking about more than two consenting adults, is not a rational basis for changing our answer. But this issue is far from settled.
The case could still be appealed to the Supreme Court of Canada and, regardless of the outcome, can still be changed by Parliament. Although it is unlikely that the current government would legalize polygamy, this does not mean it won't happen in the future. And one thing is certain: This issue is not going away.
Most cultures have historically been polygamous, including Judeo-Christian society. But societies change and such changes are not generally the result of government policies. In fact, governments usually lag behind societal changes, only making substantial legal reforms long after there has been a shift in public opinion.
Western society has gone through two important changes in this respect. First, we have become more open, inclusive and tolerant of a variety of lifestyle choices. Although far from perfect, Canadians no longer have to be afraid to be openly gay, or to show off their individuality in a variety of different ways.
Society has also evolved from biblical times when having multiple wives was a common practice, to today, where it is taboo. Allowing consensual adults to engage in polygamy without the threat of being thrown in jail is not going to change that.
Furthermore, it is unlikely that most people who have been in a serious relationship with one person would think it a good idea to double down on the arrangement. Arguments that polygamy causes societal harm by taking too many women off the market become a moot point, because there is nothing to suggest that there would be widespread adoption of the practice. (Not to mention that if it were adopted by secular society, there would be no reason not to see relationships involving one woman and multiple men).
Others will argue that most women who enter into polygamous marriages have been brainwashed into thinking it is acceptable. There is likely a lot of truth to this, especially in cults, such as the one operating in Bountiful. We should do everything possible to ensure this doesn't happen, but it is not a valid reason to restrict our liberties. After all, where does the argument end? Is there any activity we freely choose to engage in that couldn't be argued is a product of our societal upbringing. Very few.
As Justice Bauman wrote, "this case is essentially about harm," including "harm to women, to children, to society." This is the only possible rationale for polygamy laws, but the harm is not caused by polygamy itself and the things that cause harm will remain illegal, regardless of the status of polygamy.
Police should fully investigate and prosecute cases where there is evidence of women being forced into relationships against their will. Likewise, it should be assumed that children who are getting married are doing so against their will, regardless of whether they are the only bride, or one of many. Until kids reach the age of majority, they should not be allowed to make such life-altering decisions, and their spouses should be prosecuted for child abuse.
The law, however, should not be so broad as to criminalize behaviour that hurts no one and is engaged in by consenting adults.
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The problem with the movement to decriminalize polygamy in Canada, such as it is, has always been a lack of victim heroes. Nobody's rights were being trampled upon by Section 293 of the Criminal Code, which prohibits "any kind of conjugal union with more than one person at the same time," except polygamists. And people don't like polygamists. A 2007 Angus Reid poll found 84% Canadians believe the lifestyle is "morally wrong." For Canada, that's remarkably judgmental.
One could argue that Section 293 was so neglected, prosecutors and politicians so mortally afraid of using it, that nobody's rights were being trampled upon at all. But there are people who insisted they could be victims of the law — polyamorists, for example, living and in some cases raising children in groups of more than two.
Polyamorists were among the groups whose views were heard at the British Columbia Supreme Court's reference case on the polygamy law, the result of which — somewhat surprisingly — was the upholding of Section 293, contingent upon narrowing its scope to shield children from prosecution. (The current law concerns itself with every member of a conjugal union, no matter how young. In addition to being nonsensical, this is potentially a formidable deterrent for victims of abuse to come forward.)
The swinger issue was just one matter the court very helpfully cleared up. "In my view, the concept of 'conjugal union' in s. 293 is intended to capture a union which is a marriage," wrote Chief Justice Robert Bauman. "That is made plain by the closing words of ss. 1(a), 'whether or not it is by law recognized as a binding form of marriage.' It is also made plain by dictionary meanings of the two words."
Shacking up isn't conjugal as the law envisions it, in other words; getting "married" is conjugal. But let's face it: Even if our silk robe-wearing friends do exchange some kind of freaky deaky group vows, the chances of their being put on trial are always going to be slim. Clarity is nice to have, but what we're talking about here — what we've always been talking about — is the Fundamentalist Mormons in Bountiful, B.C.
Clarity there is the most important thing — even more important than what the Court actually decided, or what superior courts decide if this ruling is appealed. If it wasn't for the social ills that attend this lifestyle in Canada — the trafficking, forced marriage and sexual exploitation of young women; educational deprivation; the biologically imperative abandonment of surplus male children by their parents under the psychologically traumatizing pretense of their moral deficiency — this would be just another hermetic religious community that nobody knew much about.
The worst of these problems concern activities whose illegality has never been challenged. With the legal status of polygamy definitively determined, police, prosecutors and education officials should be able to abandon the squeamish approach they've hitherto employed. One of the most pressing examples concerns girls older than the age of consent (16, previously 14) but under 18, which is the age of consent when one party is in a "position of trust or authority" over the other. Most reasonable people would apply that description to a man, in a fiercely patriarchal culture, with a bunch of other wives, to whom a 17-year-old girl has been assigned as a bride by a clergy member. To date, prosecutors have not agreed. Especially if Section 293 is upheld, they should now feel free to conduct full and aggressive investigations, and lay charges where necessary.
Pleasing as Wednesday's ruling will be to many Canadians who abhor polygamy and the conditions in Bountiful, Section 293 itself will probably still only apply, functionally, to polygamous leaders like Winston Blackmore and Jim Oler, and not to rank-and-file men and their adult wives. That's as it should be, really. The alternative — locking up every adult — isn't a great way to start what amounts to a large, complex and delicate social re-engineering project. It's a project that can't start soon enough.
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The Green Door may have been shut down when Big John's Tavern unexpectedly closed for renovations in October, but it's not staying down for long.
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For complete coverage, follow @A_Big_Gail on Twitter and log on to postandcourier.com for video and photos from the scene. If you're out there, tweet us with #hmchs.
Roti Rolls, the food truck started by the owners of the Green Door, will host a celebration from 6-9 p.m. at GrowFood Carolina at 990 Morrison Drive on the peninsula tonight to announce its plans for the next Green Door location.
Billed as the Green Door Revival Tour, the event features live funk music and all-you-can-drink libations. Tickets are $30, which will help fund the restaurant's comeback. Go to events.postandcourier.com for details.
The Green Door opened earlier this year in the same building as Big John's Tavern. When owner Ryan Condon reappeared after an extended hiatus from the business in October, he decided to shut down the bar and restaurant partly because he felt the old Charleston establishment had lost its focus.
Condon partnered with John Adamson of the Rarebit to renovate the tavern. A reopening date of Big John's has not been announced.
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Gwynn's, the luxury department store at 916 Houston Northcutt Blvd. in Mount Pleasant, has become the first retailer in the region to carry Jimmy Choo's line of high-end shoes and handbags. The designer is well-known in the fashion industry for classic designs and bold colors. Most Jimmy Choo merchandise is priced upwards of $500.
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Investigators said Douglas Stidham, 50, was last seen by his girlfriend at Manatee Island Park on Saturday afternoon.
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