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I am a Republican living in Indian Land and former County Council member representing District 1. I support Many Powers Norrell for S.C. Senate.
A few thoughts on the subject of animals being mistreated by humans. I've yet to see a dog or a cat throw their owner into the back of a truck and drop the owner off beside the roadway to be run over by a vehicle or left to starve like we humans do to our once beloved pets.
So do we have an animal problem? Or is it actually a human problem? Perhaps we need human control just like we have animal control.
How would we feel if our pets we abandoned survived, returned home and decided to give us owners the very same treatment we gave them?
This is in response to Al Simpson's article "Mulvaney supports public education" in the March 23 edition of The Lancaster News.
Unfortunately, Mr. Simpson, most of the public can see through your attempt to mask the issues. I was raised by a public school teacher who taught in the system for her entire life, and I served as a public school teacher for more than five years before becoming a lawyer.
In the April 4 issue of The Lancaster News, the story about an 18-wheeler hit a car at the intersection of S.C. Bypass and Meeting Street/Camp Creek Road brought back scary, scary moments for me.
Two weeks ago my 5-year-old granddaughter and I were only seconds from being hit by a loaded pulpwood truck.
I was stopped at the stoplight coming from Camp Creek. While I was waiting for the light to turn green for my way, two loaded pulpwood trucks went by really fast.
Our schools need to invest in protecting our students. It's as if Columbine, Virginia Tech and Northern Illinois were not a clear indication.
Lancaster County School District and Superintendent Gene Moore need to take action to prevent another scare like what happened at Lancaster High on April 4.
I would like to respond to Wynette Birchfield's column "Vouchers make education equal" in the April 4 edition of The Lancaster News. To have a genuine discussion regarding vouchers is worthwhile, but to use this subject as a platform to dismiss Mandy Powers Norrell as "haughty" is backhanded and snide.
Most parents want the very best education for their own children, but it is a sign of maturity when we recognize that educating all children benefits our entire society. We do not live in isolation. We depend on each other to make our community successful.
The day – the final Saturday in an out-like-a-lion March – was windy, cold and gray. But for Lancaster Dixie Softball, it was a beaut. Call it Lancaster Dixie Softball's brightest moment on the diamond. March 29, 2008, was a red-letter day for the programs as late director Chuck Solesbee, along with Lancaster Dixie Softball and the Lancaster Southern Belles/ Debs programs were inducted into the Dixie Softball Inc., Hall of Fame.
The occasion highlighted opening day ceremonies for the 2008 Lancaster Dixie Softball season at Springdale Park.
A landscaped, tree-line entrance to the campus. Decorative fencing enclosing campus buildings. Dorms. Additional parking spaces. New education buildings. These are all part of the University of South Carolina at Lancaster strategic master plan USCL Dean John Catalano recently revealed.
Catalano unveiled the plan to about 100 people in the Carole Ray Dowling Health Services Center on the USCL campus.
Catalano said his goal for the campus to have that "college feel."
"I want this place to feel like a major university," Catalano said.
If you happened to catch the Tams performance Saturday night you not only were treated to a fantastic, fun show you saw some acrobatics that rivaled any professional gymnasts.
The USCL Performing Arts Series brought the legendary beach band to the Bundy Auditorium located at the University of South Carolina at Lancaster Bradley Arts and Sciences Building.
The Tams' band 18 Carat played for 48 minutes before band members wearing their traditional Tam O'shanter hats took the stage and gave more than an hour-packed performance.
We would like to thank all of the Lancaster County schools that participated in Valentines for Veterans. We had an overwhelming response this year and our school district should be commended for their continued support and dedication to this program every year. These Valentines mean so much to our veterans.
In addition, we were asked to collect toiletry supplies for new patients who are admitted to Dorn VA Hospital in Columbia. Again the community response that was received was overwhelming.
The University of South Carolina Upstate is in for a treat. Lancaster native Bob Doster, an internationally acclaimed artist, has been selected as the featured sculptor for the 2008-09 season.
The Doster exhibition, featuring six pieces of his work, will be showcased on the Spartanburg area campus starting in April.
The irony of Doster's selection is many of his works are abstractions similar to the sculpture on the campus.
As an educator, I am quite surprised that Al Simpson, chairman of the S.C. State Board of Education, would deceive the voters of Lancaster County.
In his editorial, "Mulvaney supports public education" in the March 23 edition of The Lancaster News, Simpson said he takes "his service on this board very seriously and spends an enormous amount of time in Columbia."
He also said that "Rep. Mick Mulvaney helped craft legislation that eliminated the dreaded PACT test in our schools."
South Carolina is poised to join 28 other states which have closed access to their lists of concealed weapon permit (CWP) holders. In addition to South Carolina, five other states have similar pending legislation.
The S.C. Press Association (SCPA) is opposed to the legislation (H. 3528). It has argued that the public has a right to know who has a CWP, in the same way that a license to operate a vehicle on a public highway is public information.
The SCPA is incorrect.
Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer answers questions about aging issues.
Question: I have been hearing on the news lately about the economic stimulus check that the Internal Revenue Service is going to be sending out this year. I am confused. Will seniors get this rebate? First they said we did not qualify and now I am hearing that we do.
What is the real answer, will I be getting this check or not? It is difficult making ends meet on a fixed budget and this money sure would make a difference to my wife and me.
I am deeply distressed that the entire S.C. House of Representatives adopted a resolution (H. 4822) requesting that Gov. Mark Sanford apply for an extension of the deadline to comply with the federal REAL ID Act because the S.C. General Assembly passed a bill, signed into law on June 13, 2007, saying that the state shall not participate in its implementation.
I am very pleased to report that our first IPRA sanctioned professional rodeo on March 14 and 15 was a success.
The crowd on Saturday was much smaller than anticipated due to inclement weather, but the crowd on Friday night demonstrated that this rodeo will not be our last.
If you enjoyed the show, please let us know. We would like to have as much feedback as possible. If you would like to be a sponsor for our next rodeo, please call us at (803) 482-4315 or visit our Web site www.greatfallsrescue.com
Folks across the Palmetto State are learning what many here have known for years. The Adopt A Leader program is working well, shaping young lives and building future leaders.
The program, led by organizer Bobby Bailey, was recently honored by the S.C. School Board Association with the Champions for Public Education Award.
When something is working well and having a positive impact on youngsters, as this program does, it's hard to keep it secret. The S.C. School Board Association made the presentation during a recent Lancaster County school board meeting.
Larry Sims and family would like to thank everyone who participated and attended the chicken bog in honor of him on March 1 at Liberty Freewill Baptist Church.
Thanks to everyone who gave up their time, money and prayers. We would like to extend a special thank you to Sherwood Baptist Church, Larry Smalls, Mike Johnson and Donald Boone.
God bless.
Larry Sims and family
Easter arrives today. For Christians, it's regarded as the holiest day of the year. The holiday is held to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, who arose from the dead following His death on the cross as revealed by the scriptures.
Easter, or Resurrection Day, as many Christians refer to the holiday, is a time to celebrate.
Unlike Christmas, which is celebrated on Dec. 25 each year by Christians shortly after the arrival of winter, Easter can fall any place on the calendar between March 22 and April 25.
I would like to take this opportunity to personally endorse Barry Faile as sheriff of Lancaster County.
This letter is different than most political endorsements, as I have nothing to lose or gain by writing it. I believe Barry is the right choice for Lancaster County sheriff.
Barry has spent his entire law enforcement career as a deputy sheriff. He has worked in every capacity of the Sheriff's Office and was instrumental in organizing the Metro Drug Task Force.


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An adventure for 1st-level characters The young heroes of the town of Kassen are ready for their coming-of-age ceremony, an old tradition in which they retrieve a piece of the eternal flame burning in the tomb of the town's founder. Yet when they arrive there, they find only the corpses of their fellow townsfolk, dead bandits, and mysterious animated skeletons. The novice heroes must brave the traps and perils of the Crypt of the Everflame, discover the source of the corruption that has awakened an ancient evil, and defeat a menace that seeks vengeance against Kassen and its people. Crypt of the Everflame is a dungeon adventure for 1st-level characters, written for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game and compatible with the 3.5 edition of the world's oldest RPG. The adventure map uses the same layout as the 2009 edition of Paizo's GameMastery Flip-Mat: Dungeon. This adventure is set in the forested land of Nirmathas in the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting, but can easily be set in any game world. It can be used on its own or combined with its sequels, Masks of the Living God and City of Golden Death to create an even greater campaign arc. Designed specifically for the new Pathfinder Roleplaying Game rules and designed by the new game's primary designer, Crypt of the Everflame spotlights exciting new rules updates and character abilities, making the ideal introductory adventure for Pathfinder RPG players. A new era in fantasy roleplaying begins here! Written by Jason Bulmahn. Pathfinder Modules are 32-page, high-quality, full-color, adventures using the Open Game License to work with both the Pathfinder RPG and the standard 3.5 fantasy RPG rules set. This Pathfinder Module includes four pre-made characters so players can jump right into the action, and full-color maps to enhance play. ISBN 13: 978-1-60125-186-2 Crypt of the Everflame is sanctioned for use in Pathfinder Society Organized Play. Its Chronicle Sheet and additional rules for running this module are a free download (217 KB zip/PDF). Note: This product is part of the Pathfinder Modules Subscription.
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Museums not to be missed in Spain
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Madrid's golden trio
When talking about art, Spain is a destination not to be missed. At its museums you will find some of the world's best collections, and you can enjoy works by the great masters and masterpieces of universal painting. Starting with the Prado and moving on to the Guggenheim Bilbao, here we present the museums that are not to be missed if you come to Spain.
In the Spanish capital, the Prado Museum, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and Reina Sofía National Museum give you the chance to explore the history of universal painting through the works of the great masters. Located very close to one another, in the very centre of the city, these three galleries comprise a truly unique cultural itinerary: the "Paseo del Arte" (Art Avenue) in Madrid.
Your visit should, of course, start with the Prado National Museum. This is one of the world's most important art galleries, and its rooms are home to the best of the Spanish, Italian and Flemish schools, amongst other collections. Take your time, because here you will find the most important paintings by vital artists such as Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, El Bosco, Tiziano, Tintoretto, Rafael, Rubens and Rembrandt. Next, head for the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. Its collection includes works from early 13th-century painting through to German Expressionism, with examples of Impressionism, the English school and the European and American avant-garde, with valuable pieces by their maximum exponents: Durero, Van Dyck, Renoir, Degas, Cezanne, Kandinsky…
You have yet to visit the Reina Sofía National Art Centre. It has recently been extended and is now one of Europe's largest. Here you will find Picasso's Guernica, a universal work, along with an outstanding collection of contemporary Spanish art, including pieces by Miró, Dalí, Chillida and Tàpies, amongst others.
The genius of Picasso and Dalí
The work of these two Spanish artists revolutionised 20th-century art. The Picasso Museum in Barcelona will let you examine the work of this Cubist master in depth, and discover his evolution. The pieces on display will let you discover his formative years, the different stages of his artistic production, and his work as engraver and ceramicist. Science and Charity, Harlequin and the Maids of Honour series are some of the emblematic canvasses by Pablo Picasso that you can see at the museum. If you want to enjoy the surrealist world of Salvador Dalí, then make for the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, in the province of Girona. Situated 139 kilometres from the city of Barcelona, a visit to the museum is like a game as you try and distinguish the hidden images to be found within the creations on display.
Tribute to contemporary art
A trip to the famous Guggenheim Bilbao Museum is worthwhile just to see the building designed by prestigious architect Frank Gehry. This museum in northern Spain has a wide range of avant-garde and contemporary art in its permanent collection. It features outstanding international artists, and the presentation of works, so well integrated into the museum building, is stunning. If you like modern art and are on the Mediterranean coast, then be sure to visit the IVAM Museum in Valencia: its exhibition programme tends to focus on the classical avant-garde movements developed up to the 1960s.
The important role played by these places within the Spanish museum panorama is clear, and this can be seen in their attendance figures. Nevertheless, there is a broad array on offer, not only in fine art, but also in science, archaeology, maritime, sculpture museums etc. The www.spain.info search engine will help you find information on more than 400 different collections. The hardest thing will be choosing!


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Q: How does voting work for a non-felon who's being held in jail on a charge and who won't be able to go to the polls on Election Day? - M.D., Fayetteville
A: If that non-felon was registered to vote, he (or she) could have requested an absentee ballot and voted like that.
But the deadline for requesting an absentee ballot was at the end of the business day last Tuesday - a week before the election.
The Cumberland County Jail has a program where it will obtain and submit absentee ballots for prisoners who are registered voters and who retain their voting rights, said Capt. Daryll Morin.
In North Carolina, a felon loses his voting rights during his incarceration, parole and probation. After that, his voting rights are supposed to be restored automatically.
Some other states handle felons' voting rights differently. In 12 states, a person convicted of a felony may lose his voting rights permanently, according to ProCon.org, a nonprofit group that promotes critical thinking. Those states are: Alabama, Arizona, Delaware, Florida, Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, Tennessee, Virginia and Wyoming. In contrast, Maine and Vermont permit convicted felons to vote even while they're incarcerated.
The other states and the District of Columbia all fall between those two positions. They restore a felon's voting rights either after incarceration, after incarceration and parole or, as with North Carolina, after incarceration, parole and probation.
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At a press conference at CES, Sony unveiled the Xperia Ion, the first 4G LTE phone from the company. The smartphone sports a Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine (so its got a beautiful touchscreen), 12-megapixel camera with a fast shutter, and a 1.5GHz dual-core processor. Although the phone will be running Android Gingerbread OS at launch, it will be upgradeable to the Ice Cream Sandwich OS. The phone will be available later this year with AT&T service. Get a sneak peek at the phone in the video below.
The company also unveiled the Xperia S, which has similar specs. The big difference is that is has a slightly smaller screen size measuring 4.3-inches and sports a removable battery. This model will be available around the globe so its also a world phone. It will be Sony PlayStation certified, so it should deliver a solid gaming experience.
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La damnation de Faust: LSO/ Gergiev
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Los Angeles Opera's new production of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's The Magic Flute opened on November 23, 2013. Brought here from the Komische Oper in Berlin where it premiered last year, the production is a multimedia rendition in the style of the British theater group 1927.
As part of this year's tribute to Benjamin Britten the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Chorus, and soloists recently gave several performances of the composer's War Requiem.
Heldentenor Jay Hunter Morris tells us about the lean times when the phone did not ring, as well as those thrilling moments when companies entrusted him with the most important roles in opera.
In its ongoing celebration of Verdi's centennial year, the Los Angeles Opera offered a new production of Falstaff, the composer's last and most brilliant opera — brilliant in every scintillating, sparkling sense of the word.
Poor Weber: opera companies, especially in England, do him anything but proud.
Acis and Galatea was one of Handel's most popular works, frequently revived in his life time and beyond.
German tenor Werner Güra, who has made a speciality of the German lieder repertoire, opened this recital at the Wigmore Hall with Beethoven's An Die Ferne Geliebte, the composer's only song cycle and the first significant example of the form.
It's been renamed "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," it hails itself as "The American Musical" and further qualifies itself as "The Porgy and Bess for the Twenty-First Century."
Richard Wagner wrote: "The voyage through the Norwegian reefs made a wonderful impression on my imagination; the legend of the Flying Dutchman, which the sailors verified, took on a distinctive, strange coloring that only my sea adventures could have given it."
'If she is adulterous, why is she praised? If chaste, why was she put to death?'
San Francisco Opera wraps up its fall season of five operas with what it insists is a new production of Rossini's comic masterpiece.
On Remembrance Sunday, Semyon Bychkov conducted Benjamin Britten's War Requiem at the Royal Albert Hall with Roderick Williams, Allan Clayton, Sabrina Cvilak, the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the BBC Symphony Chorus, Crouch End Festival Chorus and choristers of Westminster Abbey.
The mantle of tenor Peter Pears' legacy hung heavily over his immediate 'successors', as they performed music that had been composed by Benjamin Britten for the man to whom he avowed, 'I write every note with your heavenly voice in my head'.
One year since the launch of their project to create a contemporary book of Italians madrigals, vocal ensemble Exaudi returned to the Wigmore Hall to present an intermingling of old and new madrigals which was typically inventive, virtuosic and compelling.
Mozart's The Magic Flute at the Coliseum could give the ENO a welcome boost.
Many, many thanks to the Barbican Centre for commissioning Britten's Phaedra choreographed by Richard Alston Dance Company at the Barbican Theatre. Of the numerous Britten homages this centenary year, this is one of the most inventive. Absolutely, it makes sense to dance Britten, to find new ways into his music through physical, non-verbal expression.The worlds of dance and music don't mesh nearly as often as they should. so this was stimulating for everyone, though it was by far a better dance performance than a musical experience. But Richard Alston's danced Phaedra is something that will last, long after this centenary year has passed.
Lyric Opera of Chicago's current new production of Giacomo Puccini's Madama Butterfly, an effort shared with Houston Grand Opera and the Grand Théâtre de Genève, tends to emphasize emotional involvements against a backdrop of spare sets.
The Flying Dutchman is a transitional piece because Wagner was only beginning to establish his style. He took some aspects from Carl Maria von Weber and others from Italian composers like Vincenzo Bellini.
Dmitri Shostakovich's opera, The Nose, based on Gogol's short story of the same name, was a smash hit for the Metropolitan Opera company in 2010 and once again, this season.
There might not be much 'Serenissima' about Yoshi Oida's 2007 production of Death in Venice — it's more Japanese minimalism than Venetian splendour — but there is still plenty to admire, as this excellent revival by Opera North as part of its centennial celebration, Festival of Britten, underlines.
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Was horribly lost there for a while because I had my waypoint set to the airport but the TGP slaved to some tanks... took me a while to realise.
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Palestrina: Missa Dum complerentur & other music for Whitsuntide
Helios (Hyperion's budget label)
Movement 1: Kyrie
Movement 2: Gloria
Movement 3: Credo
Movement 4: Sanctus
Movement 5: Benedictus
Movement 6: Agnus Dei
All five sections begin with a variant of the motets opening, but the way in which the rest of the models material is treated thereafter varies considerably from section to section. It is in the Gloria that the models identity is most clearly audible, though the original order of the phrases is not maintained; it is in many respects the most workmanlike of the sections of the Mass, dispatching as it does its considerable quantity of text with efficiency and utter certainty, liberally employing declamatory writing for the purpose. In the Credo, on the other hand, the music of the motet is treated with ever-increasing freedom, extrapolating from the model and developing. Of particular note is the way in which the descending figure that accompanies the word Alleluia is kept in reserve and used only at certain significant points, notably the two visions of the Kingdom to come to be found in the text of the Creed, after Et resurrexit and at the end, et vitam venturi saeculi.
The Kyrie, Sanctus and Agnus Dei, on the other hand, while they also take the music in new directions, show their basis in the motet much more clearly, and attain a luminous majesty in their finely sculpted lines. In the Benedictus, however, the thematic deconstruction achieved by the double imitative point takes us into quite a different realm, revisited in the second Agnus Dei, which brings back the descending music of the Alleluia in its final supplications for peace.
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NICE issues warning over dangerous IV drip use
The amount and composition of fluid given depends on a person's weight, physical condition, medical problems and medication.
What has prompted the warning?
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has issued guidance on when and how IV fluids should be prescribed.
It states that there is evidence that as many as one in five patients on IV fluids and electrolytes (salts and minerals) suffer complications because of inappropriate use.
What are the risks of incorrect use?
If a patient receives too little fluid, it increases the risk of dehydration and in severe cases can lead to kidney failure.
The risks of receiving too much fluid often depend on individual circumstances, but they can include:
- excess fluid collecting inside the lungs, which can cause breathing difficulties and increased risk of pneumonia
- swelling of the ankles
- an imbalance of electrolytes in the blood, which can disrupt organs
- heart failure in serious cases
There are different types and composition of fluids, which must be balanced to ensure electrolyte levels are correct and to keep the fluid circulating through the blood vessels.
What has NICE recommended?
NICE has provided comprehensive guidelines on prescribing IV fluids for medical professionals. Most of the recommendations are of a very technical nature and many are probably only of interest to health professionals. The recommendations can be read in full online.
They include increased education of health professionals on the principles of fluid management, regular checks of patients on fluids for possible "red flags" that indicate they are receiving too much or too little fluid, and that hospitals should identify an "IV fluids champion" to lead best practice for the management of IV fluids.
NICE is also working with the General Medical Council, the Medical Schools Council and the Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education to develop an online learning tool for medical professionals.
The NICE guidance concludes by making a number of recommendations for further research into fluid management, such as:
- investigation into exactly how common complications of IV fluid therapy are
- identifying what the best type of fluid is for people who are in hypovolemic shock (where severe blood and fluid loss has occurred)
- identifying the most effective training methods for hospitals to use to improve care standards
Speaking at a press conference, one of the authors of the guidelines, Dr Mike Stroud, said: "It is astonishing really that doctors are not well educated in fluid therapy, but because it is not a speciality, it has fallen through the cracks.
"This new NICE guideline has training and education at its heart and will play a vital role in making sure that staff at all levels in the NHS deliver consistent, high-quality care for all patients."
Analysis by Bazian. Edited by NHS Choices.
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New guidelines from the health watchdog the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) on the use of intravenous (IV) drips have prompted a flurry of headlines, with The Guardian reporting that, "Thousands of patients [are] dying.
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Tens of thousands harmed in hospital by IV drip blunders. The Daily Telegraph, December 10 2013
One fifth of patients' drips 'are dangerous'. BBC News, December 10 2013
Nine in ten doctors are untrained in using a drip: Thousands of patients at risk because of lack of basic knowledge. Daily Mail, December 10 2013
'Staggering numbers' of patients at risk because medical staff aren't trained to use IV drips. The Independent, December 10 2013
Thousands of patients dying from incorrect use of IV drips, warns Nice. The Guardian, December 10 2013
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National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. NHS patients on drips at risk of serious errors (press release). December 10 2013
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. Intravenous fluid therapy in adults in hospital. December 2013
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