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Word has just been released of the death of Yakov Kreizberg after a long illness.
Shocking news – conductor dies at 51
I'm shocked by this tragic news. I first met Kreizberg when he studied at Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute under Bernstein and Tilson-Thomas. As he was then just a "starving student" I took him out to eat…we joked about being related (Kransberg/Kreizberg). I should've been so fortunate. Yakov Kreizberg was a great talent and intellectual. Too young to have left us, that's for sure.
This is horrible, shocking news. I was Yakov's assistant conductor in Bournemouth from 1996-8. He was the kindest, most generous-natured of men and a wonderful musician. I learnt so much from him, and will never forget the encouragement and help he gave me at a crucial time. (Not to mention his endless repertoire of jokes.) My heart goes out to his family for their terrible loss.
A huge loss. I found him as interesting to watch as to listen to. He moved on the podium like no one else – always supremely clear and flowing in his motions. I remember a tremendously powerful Shostakovich 4th Symphony with the LPO at the festival hall a few years ago, alongside a Dvorak Violin Concert from a violinist with whom was closely associated – Julia Fischer. They made some fantastic records together. How sad that we'll never know how much he would have achieved.
What a shock to read this. I didn't even realize Kreizberg was in his 50s, let alone suffering from illness. He was a very fine conductor. I remember in particular a powerful performance of the Shostakovich 11th with the Los Angeles Philharmonic some years back; very impressive.
I have quite a few of his recordings too. Especially fine was his recording of Franz Schmidt's 4th Symphony. Never thought I'd hear the recording that would surpass the VPO/Mehta, but Kreizberg did it.
A conductor of enormous talent and brilliance. What a loss for music.
Yes, also surprised and shocked. Yakov and I were conducting students together, briefly in the early 80′s, at the University of Michigan. I remember his amazing score-reading ability at the piano which had a real sense of wizardry, and was the envy of all. I also remember a blazing performance of Rachmaninov 2nd Symphony which he gave in London with one of the orchestras (either Philharmonia or LPO) in the early 90′s. And he was a genuinely warm-hearted guy, which is rare in someone so talented and ambitious.
This is very sad news.
I am shocked to hear this news. Yakov Kreizberg impressed me as both a superb conductor, and as a warm, wonderful human being.
I feel fortunate to have have heard at least a half dozen concerts with him conducting, many of which had Julia Fischer as the soloist. I fondly remember their Mozart cycle in Frankfurt last May.
Yakov and Julia had a special chemistry. His passing is a great loss to all of us.
My sincere condolences to his wife and family.
I cannot believe this news. But then again, I can't believe all the tragedy that has occurred this past week in Japan. Yakov and I worked together in Germany, playing the Mendelssohn Concerto 3 times around Christmas time.
He was bright, energetic and a young conductor very much on the rise. His heart seemed to move in rhythm with the music…..
God bless and may he rest in peace.
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Amy, if you read this, please contact me! I can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or call me at 201.362.0054
I loved him and will continue to do so til we see each other again.
Peace and love to you,
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Suddenly Susan called out, "Stupefy!" and Professor Quirrell's inert form jumped a bit. Mind you, so did a couple of the other Professors.
"Susan!" called Amelia.
"Sorry, Aunt... err... Madam Bones. I thought I saw him... twitch!"
-From Harry Potter and the Four Heirs, by Sinyk
Sirius stared at her. "I hate to disappoint you, Mother, but I didn't actually betray the Potters or kill those muggles." He paused. "Actually, that's a lie because I love to disappoint you and would love to continue doing so. Unfortunately, I have recently realised that I have to restore the standing of the Ancient and Noble House of Black so I can take over the wizarding world thus ensuring my guardianship of my godson. So apparently you're going to get some of what you've always wanted."
His mother's portrait stared back at him, speechless.
"Yes," Sirius agreed, understandingly, "I was shocked and horrified myself."
-From A Marauder's Plan, by CatsAreCool
Snape bristled and took a step forward, hands clenching into fists at his side. "You tried to feed me to a werewolf!"
"You tried to feed yourself to a werewolf!" Sirius retorted.
"The werewolf in question would like to point out that he prefers a nice steak." Remus inserted, subtly placing himself beside Harry protectively.
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Oh Merlin, Severus realised; Albus thought they had been bonding! His eyes caught Moody's and they exchanged identical looks of horror. And then identical looks of consternation that they had exchanged looks at all and that perhaps Albus had been right.
-From A Marauder's Plan, by CatsAreCool
"And I'm an optimist?" Harry mumbled, looking down with embarrassment, and therefore annoyance at being embarrassed. He didn't mean to make the word "optimist" sound like "drug-addled murderer," but it came out with similar scorn.
"I do hope so," Dumbledore said, still smiling. "I am one, myself, and I find it does not interfere with the quality of my life if I do not allow it to."
-From The Wise One: Book Two: Awakening, by FarenMaddox
"I don't know," said Harry. "My eyes must be playing tricks on me, because for a second there, I swear I saw Cedric sparkle in the sun light."
"Sparkle?" asked Susan and Harry nodded. "I think you need to have your glasses checked."
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"I don't care what you say, sir," the goblin snarled, "but 'James Potter' is listed as deceased in our directory, and unless you can produce some positive identification…"
"I told you," James retorted furiously. "I don't have any! For God's sake, I'd like to see you get sent to Hell, escape, and still have your wallet intact!"
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"Shh! I have finally located the origin of the Nargles!" said Luna whispering.
"Oh, what is it?" asked Harry in a hushed voice.
"It is a Balrog of course!"
"What's a Balrog?"
"I saw one in a muggle film. They light on fire and can only be defeated by yelling, 'You Shall Not Pass!'"
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"And what did you do to your hair?" She asked in horrified fascination.
Snape's hand rose to his scalp.
"Nothing! What is wrong with you, girl? I just washed it and blow-dried it like every morning…"
"Ah, I see" she nodded and stepped back. "Alternate dimension. It must be."
Albus lips were twitching. "You deduced this from the state of Severus' hair?"
"Believe me, you would have, too," she deadpanned, then she suddenly broke into an excited grin.
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Petriina Munck, from the Turku University Hospital in Finland, and colleagues studied a regional cohort of 120 VLBW children born between 2001 and 2004 and assessed them using the Bayley Scales of Infant Development, Second Edition, at 2 years of corrected age, and the Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence-Revised at the age of 5 years. The Mental Development Index (MDI) and the full-scale IQ (FSIQ) were assessed in the VLBW cohort and compared with a group of 168 randomly selected healthy term control children born in the same hospital.
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One day my father and a few friends were sitting at the bar at a Manhattan restaurant they would frequent for lunch. The topic of conversation came around to all the things that were wrong with the world. Everyone had their own complaint to add to the exchange. After a while, one of my fathers friends, an Italian waiter who wasn't part of, but happened to be listening to the conversation, decided to contribute his own observation, "Non è il mondo, è le gente." (It's not the world, it's the people.) Considering that few other professions allow you to observe people more closely than waiting and bartending, they all quickly agreed. The world is fine, the problem is with the people in it.
Okay, you're asking where I am going with this. What does this have to do with the The Yorktown Teen Center? Well, if you want to see how the actions of a few individuals can affect a little corner of the world, you'll want to view this story.
I consider myself an optimist. Sure, we all have our problems, and there are plenty of evil, rude and selfish people crawling around, but I believe the world is in as good a shape as it has ever been in and that most of the people out there have good hearts and intentions. Unfortunately, the bad news and jackasses seem to get all the press.
When I mentioned to a friend that I was looking for a subject to cover for my next Westchester Project video, he immediately told me of the good work done by his friend, Yorktown resident Helena Rodriguez.
For years The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester operated the Yorktown Teen Center. It provided a vital service to the community, giving the working parents of Yorktown a safe place to send their kids for the few hours between school dismissal and the time the parents got home from work. In early 2009, due to extreme budget cuts, The Boys & Girls Club was forced to close their satellite units in Yorktown and Tarrytown. Fortunately for Yorktown, Helena Rodriguez recognized that losing the Teen Center was not an option. Although her children are both of college age, and the closing of the Teen Center had no impact on her personally, Helena took on the challenge of keeping the Yorktown Teen Center open. It became her "mission".
I envisioned a short video with Helena as the interview subject and a little b-roll of the Teen Center cut in around her. It wasn't until I drove up to Yorktown to meet with Helena that I realized there was so much more. I found that one of Helena's many great qualities is her ability to draw from the unique talents and passions of the people around her. I interviewed board members, supporters and volunteers. Each one has made a significant contribution to furthering the successful rebirth of the Yorktown Teen Center. Each one stated that they have gained as much as they have given from the experience of working with the Teen Center and with Helena.
For now my optimism has been bolstered. It's not the world, it's the people.
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Drew has admitted that she didn't really start cooking until the last decade. Now, the author of the recently released photography book Find It in Everything says she takes one recipe at a time, perfecting everything from a Thai peanut noodle dish, to Asian meatloaf (made with hoisin sauce), to this spaghetti and meatballs dish for her family.
Here's her delicious spaghetti recipe:
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1 lb cherry tomatoes (halved)
2-3 cloves of garlic (sliced)
Salt and pepper
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3 Tbsp dried chives
3 Tbsp dried parsley
3 Tbsp onion salt
3/4 cup fresh basil (divided)
The tiniest bit of Harissa paste (very spicy; don't use if making for kids)
1 teaspoon tomato paste
1 lb fresh Bucatini pasta (or one box spaghetti)
1. Cook 4-5 tbsp olive oil over medium heat and toss in the garlic cloves, letting them brown.
2. Lower the heat to a simmer and throw in the cherry tomatoes.
3. Let them sauté for five minutes, then add the oregano, chives, parsley, and onion salt.
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As scheduled, the charter aircraft carrying a smaller contingent of the No. 10 Oregon Ducks landed in San Antonio on Wednesday afternoon.
Just after 4 pm, coaches, staff, family members and those players who didn't travel home for the Christmas holiday deplaned at the San Antonio International Airport and boarded their four buses to the team hotel located on the Riverwalk in downtown San Antonio.
For those players who took advantage of the holiday and traveled home, they arrived into the home city of the Valero Alamo Bowl on scattered flights throughout the morning and afternoon.
Officially though, a throng of media, fans, Alamo Bowl staff and a mariachi band greeted the Ducks when their private motor coaches arrived into the breezeway of the downtown Marriott Riverwalk about an hour after the team landed.
" This is a great city,… a great area" said Oregon head coach Mark Helfrich when he spoke briefly with the media after getting off the team bus.
"I've actually got some relatives in the area as well. It's going to be fun for everybody, but it will be a lot more fun if we win the game."
After the arrival ceremony and fanfare however, Helfrich and his staff went to work immediately holding a team meeting and brief workout to begin to dust off some of the rust that may have accumulated over the short holiday break.
The primary message at the team meeting?
The Ducks are in San Antonio to play a football game and not vacation.
"We're going to try to ingrain that in their mind right off the bat, that we're here to win a football game," Helfrich said.
"We're not here to participate in this great bowl experience — which is a great bowl experience. We want to win the game."
Of course, that same sentiment was also discussed by Oregon center Hroniss Grasu and safety Brian Jackson in the first media session of the week shortly after the team arrived.
"Well you can nitpick reasons for motivation on anything" said Jackson when asked if their might be a slight lack of excitement to play in a lower tier bowl.
"You can say that our motivation to win is that it is our coach's first season. You can go that route if you want to talk coaches. I think it will come down to who comes in ready to play, who comes in more prepared and who really thinks more of this football game. This is a lot of people's last football game. I think it boils down to what is going to happen between the lines. It's all about the X's and O's."
Even though the ( 10-2 ) Ducks find themselves outside of the BCS, they're constantly reminded by Helfrich there's still a lot to play for, and facing a talented Longhorn team is certainly going to be a challenge.
"Our guys are excited to play," explained Helfrich.
"I think if there were any evidence ( to the contrary ) it would have shown up already in our preparation. … We want to finish right,… they want to finish right,… there's the added motivation with coach Brown retiring and that will add a little juice of motivation but our guys will be excited to play."
And the fact Texas is as talented as they are and was one game away from winning the Big 12 Conference title, that wasn't lost on Jackson as he assessed the Longhorns.
"They are a talented team" explained Jackson.
"They struggled early on but they got everything together. You can tell when this team starts to click. They are a physical team and they play hard. These guys have a passion for the sport of football. I think that's great because it matches well with us. We all love the sport of football. Oregon vs. Texas…it's going to be a great college football game."
For both Grasu and Jackson, they've have enjoyed the bowl experience every season of their Oregon careers.
With that experience comes valuable wisdom for the younger players who've yet to participate in the bowl environment.
When asked about his guidance for the younger guys, Grasu spoke like the seasoned veteran he is.
"Just stay focused" said Grasu.
"When I was a young guy I had Jordan Holmes take me under his wing and I followed him everywhere. I tell the young guys to pick the guy they look up to and stick to him. Don't walk around by yourself. Stick with older guys you look up to."
As for the schedule in the coming days, it's not all business. The Ducks will visit Sea World on Friday and have the opportunity to swim with Beluga Whales and interact with a Walrus.
Before that however, the Ducks will practice each of the next four days at a local high school before taking the Alamo Dome field next Monday.
On Thursday, the media will be allowed briefly into Oregon's morning practice to shoot video of the team warming up and working through drills.
After that 20 minute ( bowl mandated ) media session, the Ducks will go back to their normal closed practice session to continue working on their game plan.
ODFN will have a video report from Thursday's practice, as well as a report from inside of the Alamo Dome where Alamo Bowl staff will be putting the finishing touches on the field.
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Noon – 3:00 p.m: Media Headquarters/Credential Pick-up (Marriott
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Diablo 3's Patch 1.0.5 is now made available on Public Test Realm (PTR) despite being under development, and as expected, we do know that this particular patch will roll out a new system known as Monster Power that will enable you to adjust the level of challenge that monsters offer with each difficulty level. Not only that, the Infernal Machine, which is an event that will pit players in Inferno against souped-up versions of some of Sanctuary's most nefarious bosses will also be introduced just in case you are looking for a little bit more challenge in the game. Needless to say, Patch 1.0.5 will also be accompanied by some of the more customary bug fixes, UI improvements, and additional class and item balancing.
The PTR is deemed by Blizzard to be an essential and valuable tool for their development teams, as participating gamers who share their feedback via reports will allow the team to fix more bugs to make sure that Patch 1.0.5, when released, will be of the utmost quality. In fact, it is claimed that Patch 1.0.5 will be the maiden outing for Blizzard in performing a public test for Diablo 3, and this might just pave the way for additional public tests for most (if not all) future patches.
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She likes Cinderella, playground time and her mom.
And while the little brown-haired girl might not quite understand what war is and why the troops are away from home over the holidays, she has been helping with a project to "be nice to them and make them smile."
Her mother, Kendalle Crouse, enjoys helping others and thought she could try to collect a few things to send overseas to soldiers serving in Afghanistan.
"It could be you, it could be someone you know," Crouse said. "They're over there doing so much for us and they get so much joy from even a single card."
After doing a significant amount of legwork and utilizing social media, she got in contact with Corrie Wadel, a Family Assistance Center Specialist with the PA National Guard.
"It was nice to hear from an individual who wants to help out just because it seems like the right thing to do," Wadel said, who helped Kendalle make those first connections with troops serving abroad.
Her efforts have expanded significantly since starting the project in early November.
A friend serving in Japan found four additional units serving in Afghanistan that could use some holiday help as well, taking Crouse's total count to more than 150 troops.
Her small holiday project could now use a lot of community support.
A single mom who works full-time with Skills of Central PA, Kendalle's motto tends to be, "why not do something" when you see a need. "It's hard to make time to volunteer and even harder to make time to sleep," she laughed. She credits her parents' willingness to always help others as her basis for her volunteerism.
Kendalle has been handing out letters and lists of donation ideas throughout the area. "Krysta and I went to just about every hotel, car dealership and store in Gettysburg and Hanover."
Their efforts have been paying off.
Holiday Inn Express and Hilton Garden Inn have donated boxes of shampoo and small toiletries, Utz has given cases of chips and Taco Bell has contributed bags of hot sauce for a taste of home. Amelia's Grocery Outlet has donated a gift card toward the purchase of food items and individuals have given money for supplies and postage.
R/C Gateway Theater 8 has donated a family four pack of tickets which will be used as a prize for one lucky donor. Anyone who makes a donation to the project can leave their name and phone number to be entered to win.
"When you give, all anyone expects is a thank you in return, but a little extra treat, especially during the holidays, never hurts," Crouse said. Nature's Pet Place is set to provide pet supplies for any service members who have pets abroad.
"We can definitely send products, treats and dog toys to help out. We will work with our suppliers and salespeople to get bags of goodies and put together some care packages," store owner Stephanie Raubenstine said.
While the collection of supplies is growing, with the number of troops on her giving list, Kendalle is hoping that more individuals and businesses can help. In addition to snacks, toiletries, games and supplies to keep the troops as comfortable as possible, Crouse is also collecting greeting cards with notes of support and paper snowflakes to remind them of home.
"The Snowflakes for Soldiers event is a simple way to let our soldiers know that someone else is thinking of them and wishing that they come home safe," Crouse said.
"Anyone from the community can stop by the Pink Spoon in south Hanover on Friday, Dec. 6, between 3 and 9 p.m. to cut out some snowflakes, drop off supplies, make a donation, or just enjoy some delicious frozen yogurt. This is a great event for kids, families, neighbors and anyone who loves to craft."
A second Snowflakes for Soldiers event will be held at Sweet Frog in north Hanover on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday will be the last day to donate to the project in order for it to be received by the troops before Christmas.
"We are shipping on December 11, but those last few days are needed to figure out how much of the donation money will need to go toward postage and how much we will have left to buy any additional supplies that haven't been covered. I would love to have enough to make an individual package for each soldier, but we will be grateful for anything we get and we will stretch those donations as far as we can," Crouse said.
For more information or to contribute to the project, Kendalle Crouse can be contacted via email at email@example.com or by calling 717-465-5863.
Items can be dropped off to either Snowflakes for Soldiers event or to 200 South Jefferson St. in Hanover. Danielle Appel can also be contacted for information about donations at 717-549-1373.
If you would like to drop off a note for the troops, but don't know what to write, just follow Krysta's lead: "Say, 'We want to see you soon because you fight for us.' Then you say thank you."
Robyn Fisher is a mother of two living and yard-saling in the Hanover area. Email firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her to area sales on Twitter: @esyardsaleguru.


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10:30 am: Talking About Race & Culture with the We All Belong Americorps Team Many people aren't used to talking about race and culture. The RACE exhibit can help people understand the origins and manifestations of race and racism. Come view the RACE exhibit then join with others for a discussion about race and culture. Share what you learned in the exhibit with others.
12:30 pm: Inclusion Community Craft with ECHO's Teen Leadership Team All it takes is one drop to create a ripple to make a difference. Join ECHO's Teen Leadership Team to create a community art installation honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. The project will reflect The Greater Burlington Area's ever increasing diversity and participants' dreams for our community.
2:00 pm: "I Have a Dream" Musical by Edmunds Elementary School Chorus No two journeys are the same. Yet, we are all the followers of dreams and dreamers. The Edmunds Elementary School Chorus (EES) presents "I Have a Dream", a short musical of six stirring songs with connecting narrations. Join the EES Chorus for a 20-minute, inspiring musical journey toward hope and freedom.
3:30 pm: Cultural Diversity Puppet Show by Puppets in Education This program addresses respecting differences, facing the challenges of being Vietnamese-American and African-American in a predominantly white state, and customs and holidays of Vietnam. Puppets in Education teach children how to keep safe and healthy and to appreciate each other's differences. Twenty-three programs utilize life-sized puppets that demonstrate respect, compassion, and inclusion in a diverse community.
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By Kenneth Miller
In the most significant decision during his second term, President Barack Obama was joined by California Congressional members Maxine Waters, Karen Bass and Janice Hahn as he weighed America's options for military action in Syria this week.
In a nationally televised address to the nation on Tuesday September 9, President Obama indicated he wasn't just seeking the trust of the country in support of war in Syria, but America's trust — period.
"I know that after the terrible toll of Iraq and Afghanistan, the idea of any military action, no matter how limited, is not going to be popular," Obama said in a prime-time address from the White House, adding that he has a "deeply held preference for peaceful solutions."
The contentious debate on whether to use chemical weapons in Syria's civil war lingers over his legacy as a world leader and the success of his broader second-term priorities.
The majority of Americans are against the use of force in Syria, but Obama asked them Tuesday to have confidence in his judgment as commander in chief if he launches a strike despite their opposition. The president also asked Americans to have faith that a president elected to end wars was still wrestling to achieve that goal.
The Syria standoff has called for delicate deliberations on Capitol Hill, as Obama tries to persuade Congress to pass immigration overhaul, rally support for budget issues or build backing for critical elements of his signature health care law.
"I know Americans want all of us in Washington — especially me — to concentrate on the task of building our nation here at home, putting people back to work, educating our kids, growing our middle class," he said. "It's no wonder then that you're asking hard questions."
Local Reps. Have aimed to balance the seriousness of Syria with the plight of their constituents here at home.
"I am pleased that President Obama is seeking congressional authorization before taking limited military action in Syria in response to the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime on its own people. There are still many unanswered questions, such as what limited military action would entail, what will be the targets, what United States national interests are at stake, whether President Obama has pursued all possible diplomatic alternatives to military action, and whether military action by the U.S. will have the support of the international community," said Rep. Waters in a statement.
"I am also deeply concerned about how U.S. military action will impact the civilian population of Syria. I will continue to listen to the concerns of my constituents and evaluate information from the Administration, as well as look forward to the completion of the United Nations investigation before making a final decision," Waters added.
Congresswoman Bass, member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and ranking member of the Africa, Global Health, and Human Rights Subcommittee urged Russia to act.
"Russia can and must hold Syria accountable for the atrocities that have taken place and they should take that role seriously. However, this should — under no circumstances — be used as a stalling tactic. It is unfortunate that it took a threat of the use of force to bring about this development," said Bass in a statement.
Bass stated that she is support of the president.
"I support President Obama and Secretary Kerry in identifying and pursuing a powerful diplomatic path forward with the international proposal to transfer control of Syria's chemical weapons to international monitors for destruction. Such a solution would remove chemical weapons from Syria's control, while ultimately saving lives, avoiding military strikes, and drawing support of the United Nations Security Council. By seizing and destroying the chemical weapons, this diplomatic solution would significantly degrade the Syrian regime's ability to inflict devastating harm upon the Syrian people."
Meanwhile, Hahn indicated that she would stand with her colleagues on the matter.
"The horrific images of innocent children and families being murdered in Syria are terribly heartbreaking and I can only imagine the incredible pain and suffering that the Syrian people are enduring. Earlier this week, I stood with some of my colleagues to call on the president to seek congressional authorization for any military action in Syria. I am pleased that the president heard the message and that Congress will have an opportunity to weigh the evidence before any action is taken."
By Bria Freeman
Special to the NNPA from the Afro-American Newspaper
The 18-year-old rape victim has been trying to get on with her life, though things are not as she had planned before she headed to Howard University as a freshman in the fall of 2012. Then, she had high hopes. She enjoyed attending classes and working part time. She was having a good time making new friends. Life was good.
All that changed when a man with evil intentions made his way into her dorm last fall. He raped her, leaving her in physical and emotional pain such that she no longer felt safe on the campus, or even in the world. She moved off campus because she was concerned about security. She had to increase her work hours to pay for the expense of an apartment. Then her grades dropped and she ended up having trouble completing the school year.
A co-worker at a local fast food restaurant became a friend, then a confidante, then a boyfriend, a walking, talking security blanket—someone to make her feel safe.
The 18-year-old girl was trying to rebuild her life when she heard about the rape of another young woman, who is also 18, on Howard's campus on July 22. A sense of déjà vu befell her. All the bad memories came flooding back.
It was Nov. 5, 2012 and she was in her room in a Howard University dormitory, the Bethune Annex, when she turned around to see a stranger facing her.
"I was standing in the middle of my room and he was in the doorway and there was a shock moment," she recalled in an interview with the AFRO.
The Bethune Annex has locked doors that can only be opened by a card provided to students. There are people who check student's IDs to make sure that the people who are entering the building belong there, officials said. That particular day, the perpetrator was able to avoid detection before heading to her room and catching her off guard. He raped her after wielding a weapon with a sharp blade, according to court document in the case.
She reported the attack and he was later apprehended. To add insult to injury, he claimed the two had a consensual encounter.
"No matter what language you speak, 'No' is still 'No,' and there is no changing of that word," she told the AFRO, her voice rising in anger. "It was never 'Yes' then I changed my mind. It was 'No! Who the hell are you!!!'"
According to authorities, it was DeMarco Myles, 19, who was in the custody of the District's Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS), who made his way into the victim's room and attacked her.
He is also accused of assaulting another woman exactly one week earlier, on Oct. 26, at her home in the 2300 block of Washington Place NE. He was tied to the case after investigators traced him to the area through video surveillance footage at a local store where he had shopped for a Halloween mask about the same time the attack occurred, the court record shows. He referenced Halloween when talking to the victim.
The Howard student told the AFRO the rapist left the victim a note with his phone number on it. During the attack, she had pleaded with him to leave her alone because she had never met him. He left the number, he told her, "because you said you didn't know me."
As police investigated the case, the victim, humiliated, took two weeks off from school and went home to her family in Atlanta. When she returned, she refused to live in the dorm. She and her dorm roommate moved into an off-campus apartment.
Living off campus made it harder to get to her classes. She wasn't as energetic as she had been. She was fearful to even be there.
"Since the attack I have been very paranoid," she said.
As the new school year has started, everything is different for her now. She is negotiating with Howard University officials after taking legal action in the case. She is awaiting Myles' trial, where she is likely to have to testify. He is currently held in the D.C. jail. pending trial.
She had a baby with her boyfriend. She said in an interview in July that she planned to return to school.
After her rape, university officials said security had been increased. In a statement, university spokeswoman Kerry-Ann Hamilton said, "overall crime has been reduced as a result of our security enhancements and a robust crime prevention education program. We have implemented a number of safety initiatives including 24/7 security in the residence halls as well as provided an enhanced shuttle and escort service. Keeping our community safe is [the] University's number one priority."
The university hired 15 new police officers during the summer and has plans to add five more during the Fall 2013 semester; has stepped up "Campus Police uniform patrol visibility around all residence halls and campus and community 'hot spots,'" with the support of D.C. police; has checked security and monitoring equipment to make sure everything is in working order; instituted round-the-clock "security staffing within the residence halls" and taken other steps, Hamilton's statement said.
"Tell that to the girl who was raped after she was grabbed on campus and dragged into a classroom on July 22," the victim said.
Brian W. Carter
LAWT Staff Writer
After serving as president for five years with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored people (NAACP), Benjamin Jealous will be stepping down from the position. The announcement came Sept 9. through a conference call with NAACP Chairwoman Roslyn Brock. Jealous has expressed interest in spending more time with his family, which was one of the two promises he made when he took the position in the beginning. The other promise was to help strengthen the NAACP, which he has done.
The son of a Black, retired psychotherapist and author, Ann Todd Jealous and White, civil rights activist, founder and president of the Breakthrough Men's Community, Fred Jealous, you could say achieving great things runs in the Jealous family blood.
Born in Pacific, Grove, California, Jealous grew up in Monterey, Peninsula, California. He attended Columbia University where he received his B.A. in political science and master's degree in comparative social research from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar.
Jealous' history with the NAACP began at Columbia University when he worked with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. He became very active with the association in addressing issues relevant to the Black community. Later he would join the Black Press working as a reporter at the Jackson Advocate in Mississippi. Jealous covered investigative stories exposing corruption and wrongfully accused parties. He would later become the executive director of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), which is made up of 200 Black community newspapers. Jealous is responsible for NNPA.org, the online syndicated news service, which send its content to NNPA member papers.
Jealous' attention to human interests and hard-hitting issues would continue when he took on the position as director of the US Human Rights Program at Amnesty International. There, he addressed issues such as prison conditions, racial profiling and youth sentencing practices. He would also accept the position as president of the Rosenberg Foundation, a nonprofit organization.
Jealous was elected as president of the NAACP in 2008 and was the youngest to serve in that position. His passion for addressing issues important to the Black community didn't stop during his time with the NAACP. Jealous would open national programs addressing criminal justice, health, environment and voting, education and banking issues.
His accomplishments include doubling the annual revenue of the NAACP from $23 million in 2007 to $46 million in 2012. Donors to the NAACP also grew from 16,000 to 132,000 over that same period of time. According to Jealous, the NAACP has a greater presence with (1.3 million) activists online and on mobile devices (more than 430,000) than any other civil rights organization.
Jealous is responsible for bridging networks with other groups during his tenure. In 2010, the NAACP led protestors, from multiple groups, under the umbrella of the One Nation Working Together Rally to protest issues like stop-and-frisk policing in New York City. Over the course of the past three years, he has started initiatives such as the Democracy Initiative to addressing money in politics, voting rights and reformation in Senate, worked with Tea Party members on criminal justice reform and addressed immigration.
In 2009, Jealous received the John Jay Award for his achievements at Columbia University. He has been named in various lists including Time Magazine's "40 Under 40" rising stars of American politics in 2010, "Power & Influence Top 50" list, Fortune Magazine's "40 Under 40" in 2012 to name a few.
Leon Jenkins, president of the NAACP Los Angeles Branch, commented on Jealous' departure as president of the NAACP. He spoke highly of Jealous' accomplishments and in the qualities the next president needs to embody.
"He has served the NAACP very well for five years," said Jenkins. "Our membership has increased, I believe, over 100,000 people since his time there.
"He is going to be sorely missed—I just hope the next person we get shares some of the values that are very close to the NAACP and has a charismatic presence.
"At this point and time—that's what we need."
"Ben Jealous has done a tremendous job in leading the oldest civil rights organization in the nation," said Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chairman Mark Ridley-Thomas. "For the past five years he has demonstrated praiseworthy stewardship, upholding the NAACP's long-standing legacy of fighting for civil rights for all people, whether leading the charge to abolish the death penalty in Connecticut and Maryland or registering thousands of voters across the country. His dedication and tenacity as the leader of the NAACP will be missed. I wish him well in all his future endeavors."
Al Sharpton, president and founder of the National Action Network, had mixed emotions when he received news that Jealous would resign from the NAACP.
"I am happy that he has done so well and leaves his post with no scandal, shame, or physical challenges, and young enough to have a bright future," stated Sharpton in a press release. "There is sadness, however, because for the last several years he has joined Marc Morial (National Urban League president), Melanie Campbell (president of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation), and me as we tried to broaden the civil rights leadership of the 21st century movement. Ben Jealous has operated with integrity and a real sense of hands-on activism."
Ron Daniels, president of the Institute of the Black World 21st Century, a group working to empower Black communities economically and politically, stated that Jealous brought new energy to the NAACP with gifted and talented youth.
"[Jealous] uplifted these issues as being vitally important to healing and revitalizing sectors of Black America moving forward," said Daniels. "There is a way that people tend to stay in these positions for a very long time, five years is not a long time. His tenure was really successful and I was actually looking forward to more."
"The NAACP has always been the largest civil rights organization in the streets, and today it is also the largest civil rights organization online, on mobile and at the ballot box too," said Jealous. "I am proud to leave the Association financially sound, sustainable, focused, and more powerful than ever. Beginning next year, I look forward to pursuing opportunities in academia to train the next generation of leaders and, of course, spending a lot more time with my young family."
Jealous can leave the position knowing that he made great strides for the NAACP during his tenure. Now he that he's fulfilled his first promise, no doubt he will accomplish his second promise to spend more time with his children. Jealous resigns Dec. 31.
Freddie Allen, NNPA Washington Correspondent, contributed to this article.
By Blair Adams
One of the most opinionated political commentators, Dr. Cornel West, has incited a new round of controversy by calling Rev. Al Sharpton a "Bonafide House Negro of the Obama Plantation."
During an Aug. 30 interview with radio host Tavis Smiley, West spoke of the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington. He said the celebration included some wonderful speakers, but most of the country didn't get a chance to hear them because speeches made by Sharpton and President Barack Obama "sanitized" Dr.Martin Luther King's vision.
"Instead, we saw of course the coronation of the bonafidehouse negro of the Obama plantation, our dear brother Al Sharpton, supported by the Michael Dysons and others who've really prostituted themselves intellectually in a very ugly and vicious way," West said of Sharpton's speech.
West said the anniversary of the March on Washington was a beautiful thing. "I was there in D.C. to see the magnificent expression of, like, faces and sparkling eyes of everyday people of all colors, hungry, thirsty for justice, hungry, thirsty for truth."
"Brother Martin himself, I think, would've been turning over in his grave," West said. "King would have wanted people to talk about Wall Street criminality, he wants people to talk about war crimes, or drones dropping bombs on innocent people."
West's comments call back to an April 30, 1967 speech by King entitled "Why I Am Opposed to the War in Vietnam[3]", in which the civil rights leader said:
"I knew that I could never again raise my voice against the violence of the oppressed in the ghettos without having first spoken clearly to the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today: my own government."
The hostility between West and Sharpton is nothing new. During a July interview on Democracy Now, West referred to Sharpton, Dr. Michael Eric Dyson and Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry as being "brought and paid for by the Rent-a-Negro network."
According to audio found on Mediaite, West said, "if this anniversary happened during the Clinton presidency we would have seen the same thing."
"Martin Luther King Jr. would just shed tears if he could see Black leadership personified by Sharpton at this point in time," said West.
"Black leadership is just so sold out, it's so bought out, it's so differential and it's so subservient," he added.
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Florida senior Michelle Moultrie (Jacksonville, Fla.) was 2-for-3 on the evening, accounting for UF's two hits in the contest against UCF, but the Knights got the best of the Gators Wednesday in Orlando, coming out on top with a 2-0 victory at the UCF Softball Complex. The No. 3/4 Gators moved to 35-5 overall on the season and will return to SEC play with a three-game set against Auburn this weekend at home.
UCF hurler Mackenzie Audas (16-5) fanned 11 Gator batters, while dealing out three walks in the complete-game two-hit shutout. It was a pitcher's duel all around as Florida sophomore ace Hannah Rogers (Lake Wales, Fla.) retired seven Knights by strikeout, giving up just three hits and UCF's two first-inning runs, while only walking one and shouldering just her third loss of the season to move to 20-3.
A total 747 fans, the second-largest crowd in UCF history, gathered in Orlando to watch the in-state rivalry shootout, as the Knights tallied their first-ever win against the Gators at home.
UCF's Farrah Sullivan roped a base hit to left field in the first stanza that allowed two Knights to cross home for the early 2-0 lead that would eventually be the final. Two of UCF's three base hits on the evening came in the first inning, as Natalie land led off the UF-UCF clash with a hit to second base before Sullivan connected to send Land and Vanessa Perez – who walked – across home.
Danielle Brewer then led off the home half of the second inning with the third and final hit of the game for UCF with a single through the right side, but Rogers and the Gators kept the Knights off the scoreboard with a fielder's choice, a strikeout and a ground out.
After freshman Katie Medina (Downey, Calif.) drew a one-out walk in the third stanza for the Orange and Blue, Moultrie connected for UF's first base hit of the contest, dropping a two-out lob in shallow left center for runners on second and third, but a lineout to UCF's third baseman prevented the Gators from capitalizing.
After 15 consecutive batters sat down in order in both teams' dugouts through the next two and a half innings, Moultrie struck again the top of the sixth for Florida, laying down a one-out bunt single to get on base. Audas, however, used the UCF momentum to force a lineout, while then chalking up her 10th strikeout of the game to retire the side.
With two outs on the board in the top of the seventh, junior Kelsey Horton (Valrico, Fla.) drew UF's third walk of the game for a little hope, but an ensuing groundout to first base ended the tilt, allowing UCF to improve to 30-10 on the season.
Cardiac Cats Walk Off With 9-7 Extra-Inning Win
LEXINGTON, Ky. – With runners at first and second, and Kentucky trailing by one run in the bottom of the eighth inning, senior Erika Silence blasted her second homer of the season over the wall in deep center to give UK a come-from-behind 9-7 win in eight innings in the opening game of an Southeastern Conference doubleheader Wednesday at the UK Softball Complex. Arkansas answered with a 7-3 win in the second game of the series to earn a split with the Blue and White.
Following the two games, UK's record now stands a 19-22 and 6-8 in league action. Arkansas moves to 20-19 and 4-15 in SEC play.
The Wildcats offense was at its best in the opening game, accounting for a season-high 19 hits, including three home runs from Silence, sophomore Emily Jolly and senior Brittany Cervantes. For Cervantes, it was her fourth consecutive game connecting on a homer, a streak that is a season high.
The scoring was back and forth throughout the whole game, as the contest saw three lead changes and four ties throughout the course of the game.
The Razorbacks, trailing 4-2 at the time, struck for four runs in the top of the fifth to give Arkansas a 6-4 lead at the time. However, Kentucky rallied for one run in each of the fifth, sixth and seventh innings to tie the game and send the game into extra innings.
Arkansas struck first in the top of the eighth with a solo blast from Jennifer Rambo heading into the bottom of the eighth with Arkansas leading 7-6.
After a leadoff four-pitch walk drawn from sophomore Lauren Cumbess and a single from Jolly, UK head coach Rachel Lawson called on Silence to pinch hit with one out in the inning. Silence delivered with two strikes with a towering shot to deep center to give UK the walk-off win.
Senior Chanda Bell went two innings, only allowing one hit, and picked up her 10th win of the season to improve to 10-7 on the season. Arkansas pitcher Kimmy Beasley falls to 5-5 on the year.
In the nightcap of the doubleheader, Arkansas used a three-run seventh inning to add insurance to what was a 4-3 lead heading into the inning, and defeated the Wildcats 7-3. Senior Rachel Riley went yard for the Cats as well as Cervantes driving in two runs in the second inning to tie the game at the time.
No. 11 Georgia Takes Two From Gamecocks
ATHENS, Ga.—The No. 11 University of Georgia softball team (33-8, 11-5) took two games from South Carolina (23-20, 3-13) on Wednesday after winning game one 4-3 and game two 8-3.
Senior Kristyn Sandberg led the way in the twin bill, as she posted a .667 average off of four hits, including two home runs and a triple, while grabbing four RBI. Junior Tess Sito and freshman Paige Wilson followed with three hits each while Wilson also added three runs.
Game One-Georgia 4, South Carolina 3
Wilson's game-winning RBI double pushed Georgia to a 4-3 win over South Carolina in game one while giving the program its 700th all-time win in its 16-year history.
Senior Erin Arevalo (17-3) earned the victory after giving up eights hits and striking out 11 while giving up two walks. South Carolina's Kristen Struett (2-1) took the loss after giving up the winning run in the seventh, as she gave up two hits in the seventh inning. Kierstyn White came out after 5.2 innings of work with five hits and three runs to her name.
Back-to-back walks given to Wilson and senior Ashley Pauly started the game for the Bulldogs. Senior Ashley Razey then singled to bring in Wilson and make it a 1-0 game after one inning.
After a scoreless second, USC came out in the third to tie the game at one apiece. Shelby Gonzales doubled to left field before a groundout and single from Lauren Lackey scored pinch runner Jackie Slawson.
With two outs in the sixth, back-to-back solo home runs from Sandberg and Sito put Georgia back on top 3-1. However, the Gamecocks tied it in the top of the seventh. Gonzales put down a double to right center before Lackey reached first on a dropped third strike and advanced Gonzales to third. Dana Hathorn then singled to center to bring in the base runners.
Senior Brittney Hubbard reached first on a single to third base to set up the winning run in the bottom of the seventh. Junior Macie Couey then laid down a sacrifice bunt to advance her to second before Wilson's deciding hit went to left center field.
Game Two-Georgia 8, South Carolina 3
A trio of home runs helped Georgia close the doubleheader with an 8-3 win. Wilson, Pauly and Sandberg each had two hits in the contest, with one being a home run for each.
Sophomore Morgan Montemayor (9-4) got the win after allowing six hits and striking out eight while South Carolina's Katelynn Howser (8-6) took the loss after giving up 12 hits, walking five and striking out two.
With Razey on first from a walk, Sandberg powered a triple to the center field wall to bring Razey around the bases and give Georgia the 1-0 lead in the first. Sito followed with a single toward the pitcher to quickly give Georgia the 2-0 advantage.
Each team put up two runs in the fourth inning, as Chelsea Hawkins posted a two-RBI hit to right center to knot the game two. Georgia responded in the home half of the inning with Pauly notching an RBI-double to right center to score Wilson from first and Razey scoring Pauly with a single to center field to put the lead at 4-2.
For the third game in a row, Georgia put up back-to-back home runs, as Wilson and Pauly tallied solo shots in the sixth inning. Razey followed with a walk before Sandberg put up a shot over the trees in center field to make it an 8-2 ballgame.
The Gamecocks posted one more run in the seventh, as Hawkins doubled before advancing to third on a groundout. A fielding error on Georgia then allowed Hawkins to add the final run.
No. 22 Softball Postponed at Southeastern Louisiana
HAMMOND – The No. 22 LSU softball team had its game tonight at Southeastern Louisiana postponed due to rain following afternoon showers in the Hammond area. A reschedule date has yet to be determined at this time.
LSU (29-10) finishes off its season's long six-game road trip over the weekend against No. 10 Tennessee. Game times are set for 5 p.m. CDT [Friday], 11 a.m. CDT [Saturday – Televised by ESPN] and 3 p.m. CDT [Sunday – Televised by ESPN].
All three games of the series will have live audio and live stats inside the Geaux Zone on LSUsports.net. The games also will be carried live Country Legends 104.9 FM in the Baton Rouge area with Patrick Wright and Matt Dunaway on the broadcast.
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|Brand Name:
|Model Number:
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|Led quantity:
|12 months
|Defect rate:
|Lamp base:
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|Packaging Detail:
|inter: 42*15.5*14cm outer: 43.5*50*30cm 2pcs/card, 360cards/box 6boxes/CTN, 720pcs/CTN
|Delivery Detail:
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T10/W5W/194 12v led car light
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1. 2 strobe modes led car light
2. RGB color led car light
3. with canbus led car light
4. 6w high power led car light
5. Use extensively led car light
led car light functuions
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mode 1, long green light R
mode 2, long red light G
mode 3, long blue light B
mode 4, long ice blue light RG
mode 5, long yellow light RB
mode 6, long purple light BG
mode 7, flashing green light
mode 8, flashing red light
mode 9, flashing blue light
mode 10, flashing ice blue light
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led car light application methods
Quick switch three times it will return to white light when under the condition of opening after installed, continuous slow switch it will circulate to the pattern you need, the needed mode will be automatically remembered after shining 3 seconds, when turned on the next time the color mode is the remembered one.
Continuous switch above 3 times the width light can modulate modes (the interval is about 1 second).
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First, let the light under the condition of closing, then turn on(1 second)-turn off(1 second)-turn on, the light will switch to the next mode and it will be remembered after 3 seconds, when opened the next time, it will remain the mode and switch circulately according to the above sequence. Quick switch more than three times it will return to the mode one(long white light)( (the interval is within 0.5 second).
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400 Johnnie Evans Road Manson North Carolina 27553
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Proposed new construction on wooded 10 acre lot on Kerr Lake. Has use of the new community dock. Spacious 4bedroom ranch, Maple cabinets, grantite tops, Maple Hardwoods, Walk-in Tile shower and jetted tub. Vaulted family room and trey ceiling in master bed room. Glass backsplashes. Covered Porch with large covered deck. Custom built home by Tommy Daniel.
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Status: Active
Listing #: 1855828
200 Johnnie Evans Road Manson North Carolina 27553
Proposed new custom home on 10 acre lake lot. New community dock in place. 6280 sf, 800sf fin garage, composite deck, crane board - insulated siding, stone facid on front, thearer Room, four full baths and three half baths, two double sided fireplaces, workshop, two storage rooms, lots of light and windows, open plan, golf cart path to the dock and beach
Listing #: 1855827
12 N Piney Grove Road Manson North Carolina 27553
Country Living on Kerr Lake waterfront lot with boat dock permit in place. Proposed new home with Finished 2 car garage, 400sf large wrap around porch with additional 260sf screened porch. Natural field stone fireplace, cherry cabinets, granite tops, walkin tile shower, jetted tub. Hickory Hardwoods, split-shake siding.
Listing #: 1855731
24 N Piney Grove Road Manson North Carolina 27553
Proposed new dream home on 15 lake front acres. Dockpermit in place. 2200sf with unfinished bonus Room, Hardishake and Hardiplank Siding, Natural Face-Laid Stone, Formal Dining with Barrel Clg, Trey and Coffered Clg in Living area, Antique White and Chocolate Glaze Cabinets, Granite tops and vanity tops, custom stone fireplace, Chocolate glazed hdw floors, Master with angled Trey Cl
Listing #: 1855722
500 Johnnie Evans Road Manson North Carolina 27553
Proposed new construction on great lot with lake access and community dock. Eat in kitchen and separate dining room with breadboard. Stainless Steel appliances, granite tops, hardwoods, carpet and tile.
Listing #: 1855830
11 N Piney Grove Road Manson North Carolina 27553
Proposed new construction on lot with boat dock permit in place. Asian Taun Hardwood Floors, Custom Chocolate Glazed Cabinets, Silestone Tops, Custom Tile Tub and Shower, Amazing Master Suite with Trey Clg, Vaulted Great Room, Formal Dining Room with Coffered Ceiling, 10'and 14' Ceilings, Natural Stone Accents, Vinyl Cedar Shakes, Bonus Room unfinished 12x21. Lot fronts Piney Grove Road.
Listing #: 1855833
6 N Piney Grove Road Manson North Carolina 27553
Proposed new construction. Quaint and cozy, custom A frame on lot with corps frontage. Includes private boat dock. High ceilings in great room. Loft with overlook. Vinyl Split Shake accents. Natural field stone columns. Granite tops.
Listing #: 1855727
129 White Farm Road Manson North Carolina 27553
Very private lake view lot with dock permit. Proposed new construction with full unfinished superior wall basement. Split Shake Siding, Granite tops, eat in kitchen, vaulted open Family Room, Walk in tile shower, Lots of windows and natural light. Has 8 six foot long sliding glass insulated glass doors. Lot has view of the water, boat dock buoy in place.
Listing #: 1855730
26 N Piney Grove Road Manson North Carolina 27553
Proposed new construction on large lot with dock permit. Hand Carved Archs, Natural Face Laid Stone, Wrought Iron Railings, 5 Bedrooms, Finished Bonus Room, Unfinished Storage Room (350sf), Open Floor Plan, Butlers Pantry, Coffered Clg in Family Room, Antique White and Chocolate Glazed Cabinets, Giant walk-in master closet, Framed Glass Shower with Claw Foot Tub in MB, 10x30 Covered Porch
Listing #: 1855734
Manson North Carolina and Surrounding Area New Homes Statistics
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Car News – Chrysler Novelties for 2013
Car manufacturers are always working on something new and Chrysler is no exception. The novelty cars for 2013/2014 are being designed and some have already appeared in motor shows around the world. We will look at some of the new designs for 2013, and what they are all about.
The Chrysler 100 2013
Today's car buyers are now so much more interested in vehicles that provide manageable fuel consumption and greater affordability. This has shaped the way to design and construct cars in the automobile industry. More and more interest in environmental concerns is coming to the forefront. Chrysler has now ventured into the smaller car field for purposes of profit and relevance in the industry. This vehicles design is quite similar to the Alpha Romeo's Giulietta and has some resemblances to the Dodge Dart 2013.
All factors considered, the Chrysler 100 2013 has been designed to compete with the numerous small car manufacturers in 2013 and beyond. The design and specifications are aimed at competing for the same market as Honda civic and Ford focus, which are both successful terms of dominating the market. Albeit produced with the same ideas and design in mind as the SRT Viper, the Chrysler 100 2013 is an option for people looking for comfort and class; all in one.
Chrysler SRT viper 2013
For car buyers who like a sporty car with an edge and also want to combine performance and class will have something to look forward to from the Chrysler SRT viper 2013. Chrysler, like many other car manufacturers, major and minor, is at full speed in efforts to dominate the market and this can only happen if all consumer needs are taken care of. The carmaker has unveiled the SRT Viper for 2013 to take care of sport car lovers and give them something noteworthy.
The SRT Viper from Chrysler is much anticipated in the industry especially because of its cost and the sleek design. Car enthusiasts will be really excited and enthused at what they find under the hood of the Chrysler SRT viper 2013. For the tech savvy car buyer there are many gizmos and technical details that will catch your attention and have your enjoyment flowing.
The manufactures have projected that this model will be in high demand as soon as it is released in the market owing to its unique look and amazing specifications. For added greatness and convenience buyers will be able to customize their car to their specific needs and wants on the road and in the driveway. One example is a top notch digital speedometer and another is the excellent rocking stereo consul.
Looks aren't everything but with the Chrysler SRT Viper 2013 you won't be disappointed as the interior is as fantastic as the exterior. When driving this car you will find that there is lots of space in the cockpit to maneuver. Sporty drivers will benefit from the Chryslers HVAC outlets and be mesmerized by the window switch bevels. This car is luxury on wheels and is expected to wow the crowds with its exceptional Gun Metal appliques that have not one or two finishes but three. All-in-all the Chrysler SRT viper 2013 is expected to be a winner once released.
2013 Changes for the Chrysler 200
This 5 passenger Chrysler car has got some changes afoot for 2013 that will improve its look and has made some design features simpler. Buyers have the option to choose sedan or convertible body types and from 4 or 6 speed automatics. The 6 speed version allows for manual shift. This medium sized car from Chrysler is a comfortable drive with a dual engine 173-hp 2.4-liter four-cylinder and a 283-hp 3.6-liter Pentastar V6. Some extra features customers can add on to some versions are polished aluminium wheels and leather seating and furnishings. For added safety and reliability car buyers can rely on the traction control system and six airbags.
Chrysler 300/300C variations for 2013
These cars in 2013 will greatly benefit from an 8 speed automatic V6 power boost and will come with leather furnishings and BlueTooth as a standard package. Fantastic colors will be available for the first time: Phantom Black, Tri-Coat Billet Silver and a cool Jazz Blue.


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