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How to choose a therapist? Know one in the Loop, Chicago?
Can you recommend a great cognitive behavior therapist in the Loop, Chicago? Extra brownie points for one in North Loop. PS. On second thought, any tips on how to choose a therapist in the first place? What should I be looking for in a therapist? I want to minimize therapist hopping.
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Seeking good CBT therapist in/near Boston
Hi All, I'm looking for a CBT (cognitive behavioral) therapist in Boston. I'm interested in talking about relationships, my goals, my career, etc. I have a history of dysthymia/mild depression. My insurance is Harvard Pilgrim HMO. I'm open to other varieties of therapy around the CBT vein, dialectical behavioral therapy or whatever, as long as the person is good. If you have a suggestion of someone who doesn't take Harvard Pilgrim, or you don't know, please list them anyway. Thanks!
Recommedations for CBT therapists in Austin?
I have a friend who suffers from anxiety and panic disorder. She currently sees a therapist, but is interested in a more structured approach. Does anyone have a recommendation for a female therapist in Austin, TX who specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? I would also be interested in getting recommendations for brief inpatient programs.
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Baton Rouge has a variety of parades that roll through the Capitol City from Feb. 15 through Mardi Gras Day. Check out the list of all the Baton Rouge Carnival season events.
Each one is unique and provides its own flare and fun for Baton Rougeans, but which one is the best. Some are fairly young. Some are for the dogs, literally. Others are all about getting a little rowdy.
As we kick off the Carnival season with the city's first parade from the Krewe of Jupiter on Saturday, tell us which one you think is the best in town.
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These gingersnap cookies are famous in my family. The recipe comes from my Grandma Wilda, whom I've never actually met as she passed away when my Dad was a boy. Her memory lives on in so many wonderful ways, such as in these tasty cookies. I couldn't let the holiday season pass without baking up a batch and while I was at it I thought I'd update this post from 2008 (Wow, have I really been blogging that long?).
I got a little carried away catching up on my holiday baking this weekend, what with a trip to Seattle and not one— but two— rounds with a nasty head cold. I baked three batches of cookies, wrapped some presents, put on some Christmas tunes, and got in the holiday spirit.
If you've got room in your menu and stretch pants for one more cookie recipe, will you please try this one? There's a reason it's a family favorite. These cookies are soft and chewy and packed with the flavor of molasses and ginger, without being too overpowering. They're perfect.
What do you have planned for your Christmas holiday? I hope you'll be surrounded by good food and great company. From my family to yours, I hope that you have a very Merry Christmas.
Measuring sticky liquids
This may seem like a frivolous tip, but it can make your baking a little bit easier. When measuring liquids like honey or molasses, first grease the measuring cup with a little butter, oil, or non-stick spray. Your sticky liquids will slide ride out.
- 1 cup (226 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 2 cups (400 grams) sugar
- 2 large eggs
- ½ cup (125 ml) molasses
- 4 cups (500 grams) flour
- 2 tsp baking soda
- 2 tsp ground cinnamon
- 2 tsp ground cloves
- 2 tsp ground ginger
- Additional sugar, for rolling
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line a sheet pan with parchment paper.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, beat the sugar and butter on high speed until light and creamy. Add the eggs one at a time, mixing after each. Add the molasses and mix until incorporated.
- In a bowl, combine the flour, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves, and ginger. Add the dry ingredients to the molasses mixture. Mix on low until combined.
- Roll the dough by the tablespoon, and roll each ball of dough in sugar. Place the cookie dough on the prepared sheet pan. Place the sheet pan in the freezer for 15 minutes to chill.
- Bake until puffed and edges are set, 9-11 minutes. Let cool on the sheet pan for 5 minutes, then place on a wire rack to cool completely.
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41 Responses to Chewy Gingersnap Cookies
The Hedges says:
I can testify to the internet world that these seriously are the best cookies in the world. I would have roomed with Annalise in college without them, but they were a great perk!
Flavia says:
These look wonderful Annalise! I have made a version of these and loved them. I hope you all have a very happy holiday together. Give John a squeeze for me. 🙂
My favorite. Have the best Christmas!
Jen @ Savory Simple says:
I aspire to have photography as gorgeous as yours. These cookies look divine.
Annalise says:
Thanks Jen, what a nice compliment!
delicacies says:
One of my favorite dessert is cookies! especially when it is homemade cookies!!! And I really do enjoy eating and even looking to it. Wooh!!! Thanks a lot for the recipes !!!
Sarah says:
Thank you for sharing this recipe! I was looking for gingersnaps as all I had was molasses,so I gave your recipe a try. These were the best gingersnaps I've ever had! My husband has never been a fan of them, and he absolutely loved your cookies! A new favorite made it into the recipe box today. Thanks again!
Annalise says:
Yay, so glad to hear you liked the recipe!
Michele says:
Looking forward to making these in the next few weeks! I'm assuming, because you didn't specify, that you used light molasses? Have you tried them with dark or blackstrap? Thanks!
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Sarah @ The New Loaf says:
Just made these for Christmas baking this year. They were great! Thanks for sharing. I blogged about my version too 🙂
Annalise says:
I'm glad you enjoyed them, yours sound wonderful!
Marife Villanueva says:
I'm including this recipe into my Christmas cookies cache this year!!! Thanks and have a great holiday season 🙂
MariaMN says:
Hoping to make these today but just noticed I don't have "unsalted" butter. Is there a big difference if I use salted butter instead?
Annalise says:
It's best to use unsalted butter in baking because the salt content of salted butter varies from brand to brand. It will work in a pinch though, just eliminate the salt in the recipe.
MariaMN says:
I made them with the salted butter that I had on hand and they turned out fabulous! thank you 🙂
Annalise says:
Yay! Glad you enjoyed them!
veronica fusnik says:
I was wondering if for the chewy gingersnap cookies you use 2 cups of flour (500gr) or 4 cups of flour which will be (1kg) ?
In the list of ingredients says 4 cup of flour (500gr)???
Steph says:
We just made these and used 4 cups of flour. Turned out amazing
Annalise says:
My cups of flour are measured at 125 grams each. So 4 cups of flour would be 500 grams. 1 kg of flour would be far too much flour!
Steph says:
Absolutely amazing cookie!! We can't stop eating them.
Meggan says:
I am not sure where I went wrong, but my cookies didn't spread at all. They were still delicious, just not as pretty as I pictured they would be when I opened the oven, lol. Any tips!? Thank you for the recipe!
Meggan says:
I am not sure where I went wrong, but my cookies didn't spread at all. They were still delicious, just not as pretty as I pictured they would be when I opened the oven, lol. Any tips!? Thank you for the recipe!
Jessica says:
Getting ready to get these going. I only have blackstrap molasses. Will this work?
Jenna says:
Just made these last night and was seriously so impressed! The texture is spot on. Soft and chewy on the inside. And each cookie looks so perfect! Definetly will be my go to for holiday baking. Thanks for sharing!!
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I made these a few months ago, and a few people who tried them told me they were the best gingersnaps they have ever had!!!!! This recipe is definitely going in with my regular lineup
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Glencoe's 29 points ties their lowest point total of the season, originally set in a loss to South Salem on Jan. 7. The Crimson Tide will look to make it six wins in a row when they host Tigard on Tuesday, Feb 4.


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Invitation to Brit Embassy to attend "a reception to celebrate the 100th anniv of the Ambassador's residence" - any excuse for a party i guess. about 200 guests of all shapes and sizes - from NGOs like us, to other diplomats and Senegalese institutions of diff kinds. Good evening actually, out in the grounds of the lovely building - built in the old quarter of Dakar. I went along with a couple of Oxfam people who'd also rec'd invites. Ambassador Christopher Trott is a friendly man, and made a good speech about cultural diversity and religious tolerance. Senegal is 95% Muslim, but has a strong Christian community also, with a huge cathedral in the centre of town. Of course mosques in every district - in cluding one just across from our office, which makes Friday's a bit noisy - but convenient for staff. It's a devout state, but very tolerant and peaceful. The Islam here is for the most part very liberal and progressive.
After the reception a larger very eclectic group of us (including SCF and Reuters and British American Tobacco folks!)went on to a Lebanese restaurant in town called Fahim's where we had wonderful "meze" and just talked and nibbled our way to about midnight ! I sat next to someone who had also been at Newcastle Univ, AND has a house backing onto Alby's primary school in York ! lots of things in common to talk about - but all several thousand miles away !
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i took my team (plus some kids and partners) out for an after-work drink, just to a local bar near the office, to start the weekend. We had a good time and they are an excellent bunch - i think i've said before what a very internationally mixed team it is, and a hard core of four of us stayed until late ... talking together. Sam is from Sierra Leone .... he's my sort of age, and one of the senior foursome. He's worked with Action Aid for many years b4 joining us. Bryan (our african american HR manager who grew up "in the (housing)projects" ie.the ghetto, in Washington DC) and Peter (British Reg prog Mngr) - all ended up talking over lots of ice cold beers on a hot sticky night about our respective "sense of where we are each from" and also where we most "belong" and "are most at home" (if those are different) and our different attitudes to community and family.... and what we have learnt.
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We recently carried out a survey that showed millions of UK mobile users could be unknowingly paying twice to insure their handset. The research showed that approximately 5.7 million mobile customers in the UK could be doubling up – by taking on insurance from their mobile provider when their handset is already covered by their home insurance policy.
Of course, it's vital that you check your home insurance to make sure it covers your mobile but with the monthly average Insurance costing £8.20 per month (from mobile retailers), people could be paying £100 a year on unnecessary insurance.
The research also revealed a change in behaviour over the last five years, with an increase in the number of mobile users taking out insurance. In 2006, only three percent of respondents insured their handset, however, in 2011, out of the people who have an active insurance policy in place, 32 percent have taken up an insurance policy in the last 12 months – a number which is only set to grow as mobile handsets increase in capability and price.
To highlight our research findings we have issued a PR press release, which will hopefully get coverage in the Press, so keep your eyes peeled. (Update - I have attached the mention from today's Sun and Daily Mirror, great stuff).
Which? Mobile, the UK's leading consumer association offer the following tips to consumers when considering their options for mobile phone insurance here, and below:
- Before you buy, read the terms and conditions carefully, check the excesses and exclusions and weigh up the policy.
- It's worth bearing in mind that if you don't have mobile insurance, you'll be liable for the cost of any calls made if the phone is stolen.
- Some retailers will try to bundle in mobile phone insurance when you sign up for a new contract and handset, especially for high-end models.
- But don't be pushed into buying the first mobile insurance policy you're offered. You could find a better deal if you take a bit of time to shop around.
- If you do buy mobile insurance, by law the seller must send you a policy summary setting out the key points in the cover and a 'statement of demands and needs' to show why you were recommended the insurance in the first place.
- If you take out mobile phone insurance and then decide you don't want it, you have a 14-day 'cooling-off' period, starting from the day you purchased it, during which you can cancel the policy and get your premium refunded in full.
Tara Evans at This is Money also offers great advice for those who may be considering getting an insurance policy here.
So what do you think about Mobile Insurance? Do you have it? Have you claimed? Let me know your experiences.
had a look at protectyourbubble.com mobile phone cover from £1.49 a month and for £1 extra mobile loss cover. Has anyone had any good or bad experiance from this company. looks to be one of the cheapest.
I had free insurance for 3 months with one contract, added by the dealer.
I looked at the details during the second month. There was no cover of calls made if the phone was lost, just replacement at wholesale cost, with a £25 excess, and my phone was only worth £20 retail when new. In other words the policy was completely worthless, and I also reckoned an argument could be made that it was missold with that phone.
I cancelled, but two days later they took the first £8 direct debit payment nearly a month early, as I'd overlooked also calling the bank to cancel the DD. When I complained, I was told I must write in to ask for a refund, preferably using recorded delivery. I told them they could treat the phone call as a request for the refund, or the only place I was willing to write to about this was Trading Standards. £8 cheque in the post the next morning.
Since then I haven't bothered with insurance. I could replace any of my phones except one for a maximum of £50 secondhand, and most aren't worth the cost of the postage to send them for recycling
I bought my iphone 4 second hand, it was still expensive so i thought i would insure it. No insurance company will insure a second hand phone......only brand new handsets apply!!
If you have household insurance why bother with additional phone insurance. The most giffgaffers can loose is the amount of credit they have on their phone, its not like having a contract phone which could be a bottomless pit when it comes to unauthorised calls from your stolen phone.
Just check you have personnal possesions cover and save yourselof a fortune.
With home insurance you have an excess, when we knocked our TV off the stand our excess was £200, our TV was worth £1,000 (it was a 28" Dolby Pro Logic Philips widescreen CRT TV), when the insurance replaced it they charged us £200 and replaced it with a TV costing £250 so they only paid out £50, and they didn't even replace it for a TV of the same standard - it was replaced with a JVC 26" Nicam Stereo set, thankfully we already had got a 5.1 AV receiver anyway so no longer needed the Dolby Pro Logic but was really annoyed that the screen size was 2" less than what it should have been, we've since replaced the TV ourselves with a decent 32" Panasonic LCD - in total the claim cost us £700 - £200 for the TV the insurance offered us, and a further £500 for a new TV.
So if your excess is £200 and you have a £200 phone stolen then you will get nothing. Home insurance is more designed for the major things such as a house fire, or a burglary where they take numerous items, not for one off lost the mobile phone or dropped it downt the toilet or whatever type accidents. Plus with every claim you make your premium goes up.
Most mobile phone insurance however does cover your regardless of the cost. But unless your extremely accident prone and tend to lose your phone quite easily it is probably cheaper to just put the money into a high interest savings account so you can go and buy a new phone should anything happen to it, and as for calls someone could make - if you have a GiffGaff phone it's Pay As You Go anyway - what's the most amount they're going to steal? £10-£20, if it's a contract then you've got a bigger problem. I still remember my sister stealing my phone and going to school, she run up a £200 phone bill calling all premium rate numbers, she was well shocked when I got the headmistress to call her in and nearly call the police for stealing - she didn't see it as stealing 'cos it was a family member, but she hasn't done that trick again!
I bought a relatively expensive phone (Sony Ericsson Xperia Play) from the O2 shop and wanted to get insurance because I am not as careful as many of the bloggers here! They offered a reasonable deal at 35 pounds with a 15 pond excess. Unfortunately as soon as I said that I would be using a giffgaff sim they said we could not have the deal.
Sometimes claiming on the house insurance is not such a good plan - larger excess and increased premium etc and a policy specifically designed for mobile phones is attractive. Have Giffgaff considered negotiating a deal with O2 or another company for its less careful customers? Or has anyone else found any good deals?
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This is pretty cute.
A little toddler thought that he was able to control the TV using his 'magic wand' (it looks more like a stick, but that's beside the point). In reality, anytime he uttered his magic wand words, the parents would push pause or play on the TV remote. And the kid is LOVING IT!
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KINGSFORD - Violet M. Weiser, 84, of Kingsford, passed away peacefully on Monday, Nov. 5, 2012 at ManorCare Health Services in Kingsford.
She was born on May 5, 1928, in Iron Mountain, the daughter of the late Joseph and Rose (Auger) Merzlak. She was a lifetime area resident, growing up in Iron Mountain and residing in Kingsford.
Vi was a graduate of Iron Mountain High School, class of 1946, and was married to the late Robert Weiser for 65 years. She was also a longtime member of the American Martyrs Catholic Church of Kingsford.
She was an avid bridge player and loved to spend time with her bridge friends. For fun, she enjoyed reading, crossword puzzles, and crocheting and knitting afghans. Her favorite thing was teaching her grandchildren how to do these things as well. She absolutely loved when her grandchildren and great-grandchildren stopped by to visit.
Vi was preceded in death by her father and mother, Joseph and Rose Merzlak; her husband, Robert Weiser; two brothers, Kenneth (Nancy) Merglak, and Dudley Merzlak; and a brother-in-law, George Divine.
She is survived by her two daughters, Debra Kops of Minnesota and Jodi (John) Wickman of Kingsford; three grandchildren, Kara Schiefelbein (Sid Rioux), Justin Wickman, and Josh Wickman (Courtnee Pultz); three great-grandchildren, Meghan Bergum, Carson Anderson, and Emma Wickman; two sisters-in-law, Lorraine Divine and Sue Merzlak; and many nieces and nephews.
She will be greatly missed by her family and friends.
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Hobbies: Drawing, painting, doing research on Dinosaurs, gaming online with my Brotherhood
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Fave Food: Singapore Noodles
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Atem can you add you at skype by the way?
And I didnt you took nature pictures, you gotta show me some day.
And Heartless, I never thought you did research on dinasaurs.
Seeing your favourite food, can you tell me the reason why you like that particular type of noodles?
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And I already added you on skype
I love Singapore Noodle's because it suits my taste palette when it comes to 'spicy' Although it's more of a 'chilli' spice than a 'hot' spice like Indian food. It's hard to explain so I hope you know what I mean XD It's all the stuff that's in it with the different vegetables and the prawns and the pork and the chicken, it's just....yummy!
And yes, I ADORE Dinosaurs. Such elegant creatures that have already proven to be a very dominant species, even now. They've lived for millions and millions of years and have adapted to the Earth and it's changes. Dinosaurs are still around us now, just in different evolutionary forms. Birds are a good example. A lot of Dinosaur bones have been proven to have some of the same characteristics as birds and data and carbon dating on fossils have already proven that some Dinosaurs evolved into feathered and winged creatures. Rhino's, elephants and a lot of reptiles are Dinosaur descendants and one day, when humanity finally destroys itself and withers away, these creatures will still be around to see in a new era.
Also, hallo new lurker!
Its sounds very good, I have to try those if I find them here in the supermarket, but I really, really doubt of such.
As for the dinosaurs, I always liked and had of interest for them since I was a kid, and I believe that birds and many reptils species are descendants of them.
Your totaly right, they were able to rule over the world for such a long time, wich is to admire.
Did you ever made a paper work over dinosaurs and such.
If so I would love to read your research
I wanted to make it a profession but no one really took me too seriously. They just thought I had watched too much Jurassic Park =/
Back in my day, I did two papers at school that awarded me the highest grade possible. One was on Dinosaurs and their evolution (because technically not all of them are extinct) and the other was on Vampires ;D The only thing is, I did both of them actually on paper because it was back in the times when we didn't have computers at school. Owait, there was like one and it was in the library and it never used to do much except just exist there. So unfortunately, I have nothing to show you.
If I do ever end up doing some more research then I will certainly let you read it. I was thinking about researching the localization of certain types of dinosaurs and where in the world they used to dwell and how that correlates with the species of birds that now live there and see if there is any relation between the two.
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Hi again Atem ^^ What do you like to usually write about? I didn't know you wrote stuff. I'd like to see some of your writing some day.
Heya Heartless It sounds like I should try those Singapore noodles, because I think I do know the kind of hot or spice you mean. ^^ I also like your view on the dinosaurs, I have the same view on just about every species out there. I think I only got to this frame of mind around 6 or 8 years ago, or somewhere around there. When did you start thinking like that?
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Well when you are a kid you like to think things actually exist and someone once told me when I was very young that crocodiles and alligators are technically an evolved type of dinosaur and I was like "WWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWW" and then it just went on from there.
I am sorry to hear that you werent able to accomplish your dream
Reading this I am more than sure that your a dinosaur otaku my friend
You seem to take it very seriously wich I admire.
And I would be more than happy to read your future researches.
It's nice to see that you still have the passion you did when you were a kid. ^^
I also just realized that I missed the part where you like classical piano music. >< Any favorite pianists? Chopin is the only name that comes to mind right now, and Bianca Sitzius, with her Raindrops piece. I just like how relaxing it is, which we could all use sometimes. What say you? o.0
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Hot Celebs and Their Cute Dogs :)
Are you girls as crazy about dogs as I am? I just love to cuddle and jump around with those sweet animals :)
A lot of celebrity hotties own some cute dogs. That is why I made a list of a couple of hot celebs, with their even cuter dogs! Which couple is your favorite? And which dog would you love to own? Or do you already own a dog and would you never trade it for anything in the whole wide world? Please tell me in the comments!
Joe Jonas & Winston. Joe and Winston are the best of buds. Joe told once he even takes his bulldog to the studio with him! And he's so ugly he's cute. The dog, I mean. Not Joe. Obvious.
Ryan Gosling & George. Ryan takes George everywhere he goes! He even carries him if George gets too lazy ;) Who wouldn't love to lay in Ryans arms!
Mark Salling & Noah. The Puckster takes his pooch to do really manly things with him, like fishing, biking and running. Think his Glee bros are jeal of their bond? I sure am…
Trevor Donovan & Tito. Trevor hanging out with that adorable little mut is hot enough. But then when he's not wearing a shirt!? Excuse me while I melt…
Zayn Malik & Boris. No no, please stop looking at Zayn's muscles. The point of this pic was to show you his super adorbs pup, Boris! But ok. You can go back to looking at the muscles again now. I know it's hard to look away.
Kellan Lutz & Kola. Kellan's dog is just as fit as his owner — he takes Kola on like, a million runs a day. Personally I'm not into the whole working out thing, but if it meant hanging with those two? I'd buy sneaks in a second!
Josh Hutcherson & Driver. Josh is the newest dude to join the puppy club — he just adopted his rescue pup last week! — but let's be real here — Josh was just as sexy before he got his canine friend, don't you girls agree?
Nick Jonas & Elvis. Forget the "Which Jonas Brother is hotter?" debate. We need to take a sec to figure out "Which Jonas Brother's dog is cuter?" So who's it gonna be, guys? Winston or this little guy, Elvis?
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MarieApril 29, 2012 at 8:53 pm
Nick and his dog are the cutest of them all! Cute cute cuteee! Lucky dog ;)
krystelleApril 29, 2012 at 10:19 pm
i used to have a dog he was a baby pitbull we named him blue bcuz he had blue eyes he was soo cute but he died young :(
alysssaApril 30, 2012 at 7:23 am
gosh the dogs are cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but the owners are cuter!!!!! :)
LucyApril 30, 2012 at 9:38 pm
Aaaaaaaaaaaaahh!!!!!!! I want them all!!!!!!!!!!!
TyMay 1, 2012 at 6:11 pm
omg gosh is so hot and his dog is adorable
TyMay 1, 2012 at 6:11 pm
josh is hot
justin BIEBERMay 1, 2012 at 11:39 pm
I love you ty
GracieMay 2, 2012 at 2:17 am
I like your dogs I have 1 to its name in Coco he in sweet
GracieMay 2, 2012 at 2:20 am
Hey Justin I am a fan tell me your house number ill ceap it a seecrit so
molyMay 2, 2012 at 2:12 pm
nick and elvis are so hot i love you nick
shadow masterMay 2, 2012 at 4:54 pm
josh hutcherson and driver are so cute… aaahhhhhhh
mistyMay 2, 2012 at 5:09 pm
justin bieber should of been on with bailer
DaraMay 6, 2012 at 10:33 pm
justin is so popular but i think hes a singer that gets girl because of his hair but i dislike his music because its always about girls
DaraMay 6, 2012 at 10:34 pm
the dogs there are so cute but not the boys they look goofy
BlejMay 21, 2012 at 1:20 am
He is just too popular. Some fans are obesessd with him and that can be very annoying. For better or worse he is not going away so get used to him.
HazelelponiMay 28, 2012 at 2:08 am
Nick Jonas' s dog Elvis is so cute. :D
jaylaDecember 18, 2012 at 10:03 pm
i like ryans dog looks just like him but kellans dog has same style as him
lyan lallaniDecember 19, 2012 at 5:16 pm
ahh' thiis is soo cutee <3 btw I like Trevor's dog tito <3 aww he's too pretty <3 <3 :-*
MahekOctober 6, 2013 at 1:04 pm
i forgot the dogs but only was busy in seeing Zayn !!…..<3
AshleyNovember 30, 2013 at 2:29 am
Zayn Malik and Boris are such a cute couple!
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SPRINGFIELD — The activist group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals yesterday filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture alleging poor oversight of the Animal Kingdom Zoo, the site of two deadly fires.
In April 2011, a fire killed 43-year-old co-owner Bridget Sipp when she raced back into her burning log cabin house in an attempt to save her mother, who had already been rescued from the house.
Six months later a second fire tore through the property killing a mother giraffe and her cub, two dogs, several cats and a room full of exotic birds. In total 24 animals perished in the fire and the on-site pet store was destroyed.
The 15 exotic birds that died in the fire exemplify the negative consequences of the USDA's lack of inspection of the conditions birds face in zoos across the country, said Velcianna Winders, PETA's director of captive animal law enforcement.
"Unfortunately I don't think we're ever going to know (if the birds' deaths could have been prevented)," Winders said.
The zoo has not been forced to shut down by either the USDA or the state Department of Environmental Protection, but when the zoo's license came due for renewal six months ago, owner Burton Sipp, 67, did not renew it.
Sipp put the zoo up for sale with an initial asking price of $2.8 million earlier this year, but has since dropped the price three times and is now asking for $1.5 million for the 24-acre property, according to the listing on ReMax's website.
The realtor, Valerie Archer Belardo, could not be reached for comment yesterday on whether there have been any offers for the property.
If someone does buy the property, they would need to acquire a zoo license from the DEP, agency spokesman Larry Hajna said.
The department would have to inspect the property and determine that certain standards were being met before they would issue the license and the buyer would have to pay a fee.
"From the DEP's perspective, our primary concern is that there's adequate protection for the public," Hajna said.
The animals can remain on the property, however, without a zoo license as long it is not open to the public.
A man who identified himself as Burton Sipp's brother said that all that he could say right now is that the zoo is closed and there are no immediate plans for it.
The USDA said earlier this year that the property held about 125 animals, but Springfield Councilman David Frank said that it seems that there are fewer animals than there used to be.
"There appear to be fewer animals there than there once was because the meadows that surround the zoo are not as heavily grazed," Frank said.
The town has experienced some issues with the zoo recently.
"We certainly had grave concerns about public safety because of poor animal handling there," Frank said.
"We had two hyenas that got loose on one occasion."
The property still holds variances for use as a pet store and as a zoo, both granted by the Springfield zoning board, Frank said, so it is still capable of being used as a zoo if the DEP permit is reacquired.
"Of course any new construction would require further site plan review and approval from the township," Frank said.
Frank said that if a new buyer does want to change the use, he thinks the land is farmable and that the location could be successful for certain types of business.
"I think the physical location would be a tremendous place for a really serious farm stand," Frank said.
Staff writer Alyssa Mease contributed to this report.
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HOUSTON – The Houston Rockets held their second postseason practice Saturday, continuing their preparation for Sunday's Game 1 with the Portland Trail Blazers.
"Today was good, we were much more locked in," Rockets head coach Kevin McHale said following Saturday's practice. "I think after everybody had a few days off, yesterday was a little ratty. A lot of bad passes, everybody was running around. We had a good practice today."
A few notes from Saturday's practice:
• While the starting matchups between the teams get most of the attention, the play of the reserves will also be key to the success for each team.
"I think it's going to be a big part of it," said McHale. "Mo Williams has given us problems. Jeremy (Lin)'s had good games against them. Our bench is going to have to be solid. We got Omer (Asik), we got Jeremy, we have a lot of different guys."
Lin (28.9 minutes per game) and Asik (20.2) are the top performers off the Houston bench. Lin averaged 12.5 points against the Blazers in four regular season meetings. Asik, whose minutes increased significantly over the last month of the season, averaged 9.8 points and 11.8 rebounds, while shooting 57 percent from the floor in the Rockets' final 15 regular season games. In three games versus Portland, Casspi averaged 9.3 points and 6.3 rebounds in 24 minutes.
For the Blazers, Mo Williams tallied a team-high 25 assists, to go with an average of 10 points per game, in the four contests with Houston. Dorell Wright and CJ McCollum each averaged seven points but appeared in two games against the Rockets.
• Houston finished the season third in the NBA in fast break points with 18.5 per game, behind only the Phoenix Suns (18.7) and Los Angeles Clippers (18.6). Those fast break points led to an average of 50.9 points in the paint per game, second in the league to only the Pistons (51.9).
"If we have a chance to play three-on-three, why wouldn't we?" McHale said about getting out on the break. "I never understood why they said you can't run in the playoffs. I haven't seen anybody hold anybody yet. We gotta get out, we gotta get some pace going.
"That's what we've done all year long. We lead the league in paint points and that's how we we lead it, we pound it in there and get fouls a lot. We've got to do the same thing (in the playoffs)."
In four meetings against the Blazers this season, the Rockets averaged 18.5 fast break points, 20.3 points off turnovers (more than any other team), and 56.5 points in the paint.
"We've gotta do what we do," McHale added. "We're not going to change a ton. We've prepared for these guys, but we just got to be who we are."


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We had a better headline for this item, but our editor ate it
The first known usage of the "The dog ate my homework" excuse was in 1905,when a priest, scheduled to perform a service, told his clerk, "just before I started to come here my dog got hold of my sermon and ate some of the leaves." (slate.com)
Dude, where's my finger?
A human finger found inside a fish at Idaho's Priest Lake has been traced to a wakeboarder who lost four fingers in an accident more than two months earlier. A fisherman found the finger while he was cleaning a trout he'd caught, and detectives were able to trace the fingerprint to 31-year-old Haans Galassi of Colbert, Wash.
"The sheriff called me and told me he had a strange story to tell me,"Galassi said. "He said that a fisherman was out on Priest Lake, and I pretty much knew exactly what he was going to say at that point. I was like: 'Let me guess, they found my fingers in a fish.'"
The sheriff's office offered to return the finger, but Galassi declined. "I'm like, 'uhhh, I'm good,'" he said, then added:
"There's still three more, too. It's hard to say where those are going to end up."
You arrrrr goin' to jail
In Devon, England, a woman who had been drinking and eating mushrooms called emergency services when she thought she was having a seizure, but when police arrived she jumped onto a 50-foot ferry, exclaimed, "I'm Jack Sparrow!" and stole the boat. She then collided with two other boats, leading authorities on a one-hour chase before being caught and towed back to shore. She was sentenced to 112 days in jail.
It's a sign (that you're stupid)
In Memphis, Tenn., police arrested a man who was driving a red pickup truck filled with chemicals used for making methamphetamine while he drove down the highway with the hand-lettered words, "Meth Lab," written in white shoe polish on his rear window.
Hurry up, I've got other crimes to commit!
In Greenfield, Wis., a 34-year-old man called 9-1-1 from the lobby of the courthouse to complain that it was taking too long for his name to be called while he waited to appear in court to respond to a municipal citation. He was given another citation, this time for the misuse of 9-1-1.


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WASHINGTON -- Alabama's largely Republican congressional delegation was not swayed by President Barack Obama's calls Thursday night for bipartisan teamwork to combat unemployment and grow the economy, and one of them even refused to attend.
Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Saks, boycotted the speech and watched on television from his home.
"I refused to be a prop for a campaign speech," Rogers said in a phone interview.
Rogers said he was most disturbed with Obama's proposal to pay for his jobs plan by asking the deficit reduction super committee to come up with even more spending cuts over the next 10 years, increasing their goal of $1.5 trillion.
"To add another $450 billion is pretty unrealistic," Rogers said.
As for proposals to increase spending on constructing roads and bridges and modernizing dilapidated schools, Rogers said he did not believe the president was committed to those ideas.
"He painted the stimulus package as being more infrastructure than it really was. I just don't believe him. I don't trust him," Rogers said.
Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Huntsville, said the speech lacked details and was overtly political. He also complained that Republicans were not provided a written copy of the speech to follow along.
"I will support the provisions that I believe create jobs and I will oppose provisions that I believe destroy jobs," Brooks said in an interview afterward. "And if there is a lot of each in the final legislation, I'll have to weigh the two."
Brooks said the proposals for infrastructure spending would only treat the symptoms of the weak economy.
"Those kind of jobs are one and done. They are not permanent jobs," Brooks said.
Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Haleyville, agreed with the Obama's statement that the American people would like to see some cooperation in Washington.
"I think most of us appreciate the president tried to include things that both Democrats and Republicans liked," Aderholt said afterward from his Capitol Hill office.
"I'm sure the whole package would not be something the Republicans could agree to, but there might be bits and pieces they could," Aderholt said.
Rep. Jo Bonner, R-Mobile, was receptive to lowering business and payroll taxes, but not the new spending.
"That said, the door is certainly not closed if the president would like to work with Congress to pass legislation to encourage job creation," Bonner said in a prepared statement.
Rep. Martha Roby, R-Montgomery, was dubious about Obama's call for new spending.
"Spending more money to 'stimulate' the economy has proven several times over to be an inefficient method for growth -- quite frankly, that approach has failed," she said. But in a prepared statement, she called tax breaks a "common ground solution" that may open doors for jobs.
Rep. Spencer Bachus, R-Vestavia Hills, said earlier Thursday that the best way to jumpstart the economy was to streamline financial regulations and eliminate those that are outdated. He said banks are spending more time and energy on compliance with new federal regulations than on lending money to small businesses.
"The blizzard of new rules and regulations ... will unnecessarily eliminate jobs, and given the fragile state of our economy, this is of particular concern," Bachus said.
Obama tried to address that line of attack in the speech itself.
"I reject the argument that says for the economy to grow, we have to roll back protections that ban hidden fees by credit card companies, or rules that keep our kids from being exposed to mercury, or laws that prevent the health insurance industry from shortchanging patients," Obama said.
Sen. Jeff Sessions focused his criticism on how Obama's plan would affect the national debt.
"Saying that something is 'paid for' isn't enough: almost 40 percent of what we are now spending is borrowed money," Sessions said in a prepared statement. "Borrowing even more to spend immediately in exchange for vague promises of distant future cuts means that we are digging ourselves into a deeper fiscal hole and moving quickly in the wrong direction."
Sen. Richard Shelby said, "We have not yet seen the details, but this seems to be nothing more than a son of stimulus proposal that will generate more political rhetoric than jobs. If that is the case, I will firmly reject it."
Rep. Terri Sewell of Birmingham, the Alabama delegation's lone Democrat, had a different view of Obama's speech.
"America's workers need a comprehensive approach, and I believe the president's plan will make strategic investments to stimulate job creation and strengthen economic development," Sewell said in a prepared statement.
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It may be the first day of school in much of the Portland metro area, but that doesn't mean it's too early for a commuting pop quiz on Hard Drive.
On Tuesday night, I posted 10 things that drivers need to remember about 20 mph speed limits, parking and school buses around schools. And I promised that there would be a test.
Well, put away your driving manual and sharpen your computer mouse (or smartphone finger), it's time to roll. (No peeking at that "10 things" post until you've finished the 10-question quiz, OK?)
You can take the quiz below or by clicking here.
I'm a tough grader: 70 percent is passing.
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Hershey Bears defenseman Chay Genoway rode a three-game point streak into Saturday night's 5-3 win over the Bridgeport Sound Tigers at Giant Center.
But he didn't get to finish the contest.
Genoway exited at 10:57 of the second period after his head collided with a Bridgeport player's knee while Hershey was on a power play.
Genoway suffered an extremely bloody nose – a shovel was brought out to scrape blood from the ice – and didn't return.
"It was a precaution," Bears head coach Mike Haviland said. "Beaksie [Bears trainer Dan Stuck] said, 'Let's just keep him out.' I agreed with it.
"We're not going to mess around if he had a headache or whatever he may have. We don't know yet. It was more precautionary. It was his nose. I think he was having a tough time kind of breathing out of his nose."
Former Bears defenseman Zach Miskovic was traded from the San Antonio Rampage to the Rockford IceHogs in exchange for future considerations. The Illinois native, a member of Hershey's 2009-10 Calder Cup team, has produced 0-2-2 in 10 games with San Antonio and 2-2-4 in six games with Cincinnati (ECHL) this season.
Rookie defenseman Patrick Wey returned to the lineup for the first time since Dec. 13 in the wake of a lower body injury and was minus-2. "When you sit out that long, I knew it was going to kind of be a struggle at times," Haviland said. "He'll get better. He'll get better as his games go on here. When you sit out that many weeks, it's tough. You're timing's off."
Ryan Stoa's goal and assist increased his season point total to 21, exceeding his 2012-13 point total (19).
Michael Latta has produced points in all four games (1-4-5) since being reassigned by the Washington Capitals.
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The small fishing community of Jean Lafitte has a lot to live up to with regards to its name. Bearing the moniker of one of the most notorious American pirates of all time isn't always easy.
The area was once favored grounds for the infamous pirate, who used its waterways as a means of sneaking his smuggled goods in and out of New Orleans undetected. Rumors abound that he even left buried treasure somewhere around, and that his ghost still haunts the bayous from time to time.
In honor of the pirate turned privateer who was instrumental in the success of the Battle of New Orleans, a new historical marker was unveiled on June 28. Guests and speakers gathered at the foot of the bridge where visitors turn on Jean Lafitte Boulevard to make their way down the bayou for a ceremony to celebrate the unveiling.
Lafitte Mayor Tim Kerner, Jefferson Historical Society President G. Leighton Ciravolo, and representatives of the Jefferson Parish Historical Commission were on hand to speak about the importance of remembering our history and giving guests a brief introduction to the area as well.
Only thirty minutes south of New Orleans, the town of Jean Lafitte has been steadily developing a small tourist industry. Always known for amazing fishing, there are also swamp tours, two museums, nature trails into the wetlands, and coming soon an open air seafood market with live music.
"As one of the first things visitors and residents will see upon entering our town, this marker will honor our namesake and play a role in educating as well. It represents the spirit of the hard-working, resilient people who have carved their living out of the land here for centuries," Kerner said.
The marker sits at the corner directly in front of the tourism center and was sponsored by the Jefferson Parish Historical Commission for the town. The bronze marker, like all other state historical markers, was erected by the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development and reads as follows:
"Named for the legendary privateer Jean Lafitte, who helped the United States win the Battle of New Orleans and used area bayous for his smuggling operations. Home to a thriving seafood industry. Incorporated in 1974 as a village. Became a town in 1977. First mayor of village and town was Leo E. Kerner, Jr., 1974-1991."
The annual Camp 2 Bear will be held July 21-25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Jean Lafitte Multipurpose Center. The camp is currently registering for children ages four and up. The cost is $40 per child which includes lunch, Native American arts and crafts, Native American drumming and dancing, and other fun activities. Businesses are encouraged to donate or to sponsor an underprivileged child. For more information or to register you can contact Lisa Creppel at 504-657-3373.
Jean Lafitte National Park offers lots of shade and wildlife enjoying the sun on ranger-guided walks each Wednesday through Sunday at 10 a.m. Visitors can expect to see a variety of migrating birds, snakes and alligators, and blooming wildflowers. Later, visitors can expand their knowledge with a Ranger's choice talk at 2 p.m. Ranger's choice talks cover a variety of subjects such as nature, human history, local wildlife, and emerging ecological challenges. Finally, explore human history with "The Civil War Comes to Barataria." These presentations take place at the preserve visitor center at 1 p.m. on July 19, and August 16 and delve into issues like life on a plantation before the Civil War, why Barataria's swamps were a refuge for escaped slaves, and what part New Orleans played in the journey from the Civil War to civil rights? These free events take place at the Barataria Preserve of Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve on Barataria Boulevard in Marrero. For more information call 504-689-3690 or go online to www.nps.gov/jela.
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While much of the college football world counts down to Thursday's season-opening games, there are thousands of fans in the state of Alabama and beyond who cheered their teams to victory already in 2009.
Tuskegee got it rolling on Aug. 22, then West Alabama, Miles College and UNA got early starts on the year with big victories.
Sunday's Football U 2009 Preview in The Birmingham News gives you a full overview of 2009, including:
>> The Samford Bulldogs were the surprise team of the Southern Conference last year, debuting with a 6-5 record and a fourth-place finish in the league. This season, coach Pat Sullivan's squad probably won't be able to surprise anybody.
>> Terry Bowden is back on the sidelines with his third head-coaching job in the state of Alabama. His UNA Lions roared out of the gate Saturday night, with familiar faces and a slew of major-college transfers making their presence known. Transfer Harrison Beck says he made the right decision to head to Florence.
>> Miles College coach Billy Joe suffered through a tough first year last season and he spent lots of time and effort making sure the Golden Bears could excel with his Gulf Coast Offense. One game in, Joe has to feel good about his offensive attack.
>> The Tuskegee Golden Tigers had to replace All-American Jacary Atkinson at quarterback and head coach Willie Slater went with the guy who showed he could consistently move the offense. Jeremy Williams showed he was consistent throughout camp and now he's 1-0 as a starter.
>> Troy goes on the road to Bowling Green on Thursday and the Trojans will be relying on a nasty defense once again as it tries to win a fourth straight Sun Belt Conference crown. Defensive end Brandon Lang says everybody on the squad knows how to play in big games.
>> Birmingham-Southern College enters its third season in NCAA Division III football with something it was missing the first two years: seniors. Coach Eddie Garfinkle also likes the fact that his offensive line has bulked up and the Panthers have another year of experience under their belts.
>> What are the top 5 state college teams this year? What are the top 5 questions this season in state college football? Want to know? Click here.
>> And, here's how voters from each conference predicted the chase for their championship would play out.
>> While you're at it, check out Football U 2009 Preview for a package on the unsung battlers on the offensive line.
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CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio -- Looking for a place to dine outdoors during the summer months?
Well, the Cedar Lee and Cedar Fairmount areas offer several options, whether you want to grab a bite to eat, sip on a cool beverage or just hang with friends outside.
The patios at Anatolia Café and Lopez southwest kitchen and tequila saloon in the 2000 block of Lee Road are decked out with floral arrangements and lights for dining at night. There are also patios in front of Bottlehouse Brewing Company and New Heights Grill, just to name a few.
"It's beautiful, especially at night when the patios are all lit up," said Katie Cozzens, who lives in the Cedar Lee area. "The atmosphere is nice. Even if you can't afford to go into the places, it's nice to just walk down the street."
In Cedar Fairmount, waterfalls and fireplaces anchor the outdoor patios at The Mad Greek restaurant and Nighttown restaurant and music lounge, which boasts three patios. There's also Buffalo Wild Wings, all of which have patios in the rear. Luna Bakery and Café has a large patio in front of its location, while Liquid Plant, Starbucks and Bruegger's Bagels have tables and chairs out front.
"In Cleveland Heights you will find diverse and delicious food, likely served to you by the owner or a family member, and in the warmer months, you can eat it in the sunshine or under the moonlight in some pretty cool outdoor dining spaces as assorted as the people sitting next to you," City Manager Tanisha Briley said. "All that, and you probably walked there too. That's urban living at its finest."
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Our list of top-read stories online shows us that Islanders respond to news about their Island. How did that bond vote do at the polls? Who was hurt in an accident? Who is dead? Stories are chosen out of curiosity or caring. What happened? Who was involved? Some — perhaps Island teens, who may or may not have been at a party, might want to make sure nothing that identifies them has shown up in the paper.
This writer's favorite stories of the year range from the silly to the inspiring. On my top 10 list for 2012 is a story by Bryan Welch, of Club Emerald, a contributor to the Reporter. Welch honors his mother, Joan Welch, who lives here. He has written more than once about her. She has met many challenges, including being a single parent of two boisterous boys and, later, undergoing a successful heart transplant.
Bryan Welch's story, published on March 7, 2012, relates the events of a cold November morning in 1959, near Midway in Chicago, where his mother and her newborn baby were in an apartment building hit by an airplane. Her husband, Hal, was away at work. The story was much too long for our paper, but it was riveting in its description and details. I kept every word. The story describes the scene vividly — how the TWA jet from L.A. sheared off the rooftops of several buildings before it hit his parents' apartment; the flames, and the panic.
He takes the readers through the harrowing escape of mother and baby (his older brother, Carey) through the wrecked building. Despite her instinct to flee, Joan stopped to check on her neighbor, who also had a newborn, across the hall. She found the apartment gone. Welch continues with his father's frantic search for his family that ends in relief and joy. He writes of the kindness of friends and strangers who, long before FEMA, helped the then homeless family after the crash.
Such stories bring us hope. Today, stories about Islanders as far away as South Africa or New Jersey, helping others to fight AIDS or restore a community after a storm, bring us another kind of hope.
Read Welch's story here.
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Karen Cales
Karen Denise Martin Cales, age 57, a resident of Pawleys Island, S.C. passed away on March 23, 2014.
She developed complications with breast cancer.
She is survived by her daughter, Sarah Cales.
Mrs. Cales donated her body to the University Of South Carolina School Of Medicine to help find a cure for breast cancer.
She will be missed by her family and so many wonderful friends.
No service has been set at this time.
Carolyn Holmes
Carolyn W. Holmes, widow of Willie C. Holmes, passed away on Wednesday, March 26, 2014 at Tidelands Community Hospice House.
Survivors include two children, Debbie Holmes of Murrells Inlet and Richard Holmes (Rose) of Georgetown; two grandchildren, Dustin Carroll (Sara) of Charleston and Lindsay Holmes of Mount Pleasant, S.C.; three great-grandchildren, Elizabeth Carroll, Noah Carroll and Ava Cook; two sisters, Helen Helms and Jackie Cuzzell, both of Charleston; three brothers, Bill Wooley, Jimmy Wooley and Monty Wooley, all of Charleston; a number of nieces and nephews; and a special friend, Luke Bramlett of Garden City.
She was preceded in death by a son, Larry Holmes; and a sister, Dottie Coste.
Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 29, 2014 in the Woodlawn Cemetery, with Rev. Steve Wilson officiating.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home.
Memorials may be made to Tidelands Community Hospice House, 2591 N. Fraser St. Georgetown, SC 29440.
Graham Funeral Home of Georgetown is in charge of the arrangements (www.grahamfuneralhome.org).
Brenda Howard
Brenda Elaine Howard, 65, of North Charleston, S.C., wife of Larry David Howard died Thursday, March 27, 2014.
Her funeral service will be held on Sunday, March 30, 2014 in the Cooper River Baptist Church, 1059 Crawford Street at 3 p.m. with burial to follow in Carolina Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Arrangements by J. Henry Stuhr, Inc., North Area Chapel.
Brenda was born March 17, 1949 in Charleston, S.C., a daughter of the late Johnnie Nolin and the late Ruby Elaine Lee Nolin.
As a young girl she was a cheerleader for Whipper-Barony Park and worked as a stock counter at Edwards Dime Store.
She graduated from Chicora High School. She worked at Flanders Carpet, was a Tupperware Representative and retired from the Department of Vital Records for the State of South Carolina. She was a member of Cooper River Baptist Church, enjoyed spending time with her family and taking care of others.
Mrs. Howard liked to travel, square dance, and shop. She enjoyed flowers and butterflies.
She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Larry D. Howard of North Charleston; sons, Donald Howard and his wife Sonya of Ridgeville, S.C. and Jeremy D. Howard of North Charleston; sister, Nancy Beck and her husband Wayne of Spencer, Tenn.; brother, Wayne Nolin and his wife Linda of North Charleston; grandchildren, Paul, Sierra, Andrew, Madison, Dakota; aunt, Faye Hiers and her husband J.C. of North Charleston; uncle, Gary McJunkin of North Charleston; special friends, Irene Alexander and Jackie Easterling; nieces, nephews and a large extended family.
She was preceded in death by her parents and aunt, Darlene McJunkin.
A special thank you to Scott, Penny and Pandora of Hospice of Charleston.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Hospice of Charleston, 4975 Lacross Road, Suite 200, North Charleston, SC 29406 and/or American Cancer Society, 5900 Core Road, Suite 504, North Charleston, SC 29406.
A memorial message may be sent to the family by visiting our website at www.jhenrystuhr.com.
Jake Howard
Jake Michael Howard, age 58, of Andrews went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday morning, March 25, 2014 at the Tidelands Community Hospice House.
Mr. Howard was born the son of Jake Pyatt Howard Jr. and Bessie Capps Howard on July 24, 1955 in Hemingway.
He was a retired warehouse manager with Wildes Furniture.
He was a member of the Swamp Fox Fellowship Riders.
He leaves behind his mother; two children, Lisa Marie Boo Howard and Ashley Lulu Wilson; two grandchildren, Cooper and Jonathan; a brother, Wendell (Kathy) Howard; and two sisters, Patsy H. (Michael) Tanner and Sonya H. (Charles) Creel.
Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 27, 2014 at Bethel Cemetery, directed by the Andrews Chapel of McKenzie Funeral Home.
There will be no public visitation.
The Howard family will receive family and friends at their home, 3925 Kent Road, Andrews, SC 29510.
McKenzie Funeral Home is honored to serve the Howard family.
William Oliver
William Edward Eddie Oliver, 72, of Surfside Beach died Thursday, March 27, 2014, at his residence.
Eddie and his twin brother, Dickie, were born in Georgetown on April 11, 1941, to the late Edward Curtis Oliver and Geneva Cribb Oliver.
They were born in the home of his late aunt, Leta Cribb Ulmer, in what is now known as the oldest house in Georgetown.
Eddie graduated from Winyah High School, where he excelled in basketball and continued his love for athletics under the direction of Matt Goyak and Kay Richards, leaders in the athletic programs in the area for many years.
These two men taught him to believe in himself and to believe anything is possible.
Eddie served as athletic director for Georgetown County and continued the efforts of Matt and Kay long after they hung up their cleats.
Following his retirement from Georgetown, he served as athletic director for the City of North Myrtle Beach.
He was a former Executive Director of the Beach Ball Classic in Myrtle Beach and continued his love for basketball with his website, Hoopsusa.com, and published an annual High School Basketball Report which was sought by college coaches all over the nation.
Eddie was a national director for Dixie Youth Baseball for 12 years, was involved in Palmetto Youth Baseball, and many other local athletic tournaments.
He helped with the Prime Time Shoot Out in Trenton, N.J. and also the Roundball Classic in Charleston.
He was a member of the McDonalds All Tournament Selection Committee and was honored as an official Kentucky Colonel, presented to him on behalf of the teams in the Bluegrass State.
Even though it was his involvement with high school basketball that offered him so many wonderful opportunities and introduced him to so many respected coaches and players, Eddie gives credit for his lifes accomplishments to his faith in God.
His favorite saying was count your blessings, and he never hesitated to tell you that it was Gods grace and love that lead his way.
Eddie is predeceased by his parents; his older sister, Anne Oliver Brown, and his younger sisters, Jeanette Oliver Thomas and Joyce Oliver.
Surviving are his wife, Nancy Carole Beaty Oliver; two sons, William Edward Oliver Jr. of Scranton and Thomas Jeffrey Gerard (Stephanie) of Hartsville; two daughters, Lauren Oliver Spivey (Stephen) of Socastee and Kimberly Gerard Cunningham of Summerville; three grandsons, Tyler Cunningham, Trevor Gerard, and Cole Gerard; his twin brother, Richard Curtis Oliver (Helen) of Georgetown; a family friend who Eddie mentored for many years, Randy Walker of Georgetown; and his beloved dog, Yanni, who rarely left his side.
A memorial service and Celebration of Life will be held at 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, March 30, 2014, at Gathering Community Church. Officiating will be Pastor Benji Simmons.
Sign a guestbook at: www.mayerfuneralhome.com.
The family will receive friends from 4 to 6 p.m. on Saturday afternoon, March 29, 2014, at the Georgetown Chapel of Mayer Funeral Home.
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It will take a vote of the Grand Rapids Township Board to
allow Licari's Sicilian Pizza Kitchen to expand. And if expansion is granted, more parking will
need to be added to the site.
The eatery is located at the intersection of Knapp Street and Celadon Drive in a two-story building, which also houses The Crushed Grape.
Celadon New Town first received township approval as a
planned-unit development in 2007, and its developers, Mosaic Properties, have now asked the township
for an amendment to that plan which would allow for expansion of that building,
identified as Building B.
The original request for the amendment included several other requested changes, but after a Oct. 21 public hearing held by the Planning Commission, the township opted to table all amendment requests for further study, with the exception of the expansion of the restaurant space in Building B.
Owners of the Pizza Kitchen hope to add 500 square feet to its current space, and planners have recommended that the Township Board grant the approval. Currently the building is designated for only 2,000 square feet of restaurant use. If the amendment to the plan is approved by the board, Licari's will likely enclose the outdoor patio space, upping its interior to 2,500 square feet.
While planners did not discuss additional parking, the board asked Township Attorney James R. Brown to review parking requirements. Currently there are 17 parking spaces on site of Building B and patrons have been using other vacant space in the Celadon development, including an "undeveloped" area just to the west across Celadon Drive, which is proposed (on the original approved plan) for Building C, which is not yet constructed.
Township regulations call for 30 spaces for the proposed restaurant space, and thus the township has presented a revised amendment that, if approved by the Township Board, would require that Licari's or the developer construct 12 additional parking places in conjunction with the expansion.
A public hearing will precede the vote, scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3, at Grand Rapids Township Hall, 1836 East Beltline Ave.