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Marie Kelly Branham, 90, of Elgin, SC, died Friday, May 25, 2012. Born in Tookiedoo, SC on September 4, 1921, she was a daughter of the late John Mannes Kelly and Gazell Abbott Kelly. Marie was a beloved fixture in the Elgin community, owning and operating Branham's Grocery for 31 years, working alongside her husband on the family cotton and corn farm, and serving as nurse for anyone in need in the area. She was a member of Smyrna United Methodist Church, where memorials may be made in Marie's memory at PO Box 66, Elgin, SC 29045.
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The winners of the 2012 Bethune Chicken Strut Pageant were recently announced. The results are as follows.
Erin Hayes has been selected as the Youth Dance Ambassador for 2012. Through her participation in the recent Dance Troupe Inc. competition, Erin was chosen as the Youth Dance Ambassador and will participate in the Grand National Finals to be held in Savannah, Ga. in July. Erin will have the opportunity to study with top dance choreographers, be a featured performer in the Night of Stars Showcase, and will receive the Youth Dance Ambassador Medal for 2012.
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A 61-year-old Sumter man was killed in a head-on car crash Friday morning on Highway 521 near the Kershaw County/Sumter County line.
Today, Memorial Day, one of the most important days on the American calendar, we reflect upon all that we owe the brave men and women who have been willing to risk everything in military service to this country. A vibrant legacy of courage, dedication, and sacrifice is what allows us to choose our own leaders, write our own laws, and enjoy all our other freedoms.
White babies are no longer a majority of new births, according to the Census Bureau. America is quietly "browning," it is said, like dinner rolls in a warm oven. Yet, such change does not come without resistance from those who prefer to remain unbaked.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colvin of Camden announce the engagement of their daughter, Crystal Renee Colvin of Camden, to Travis James Eubanks of Camden. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Eubanks of Camden, and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Kelly of Bishopville.
Hannah McCray Earls, age 13, has been chosen as a state finalist in the National American Miss South Carolina Pageant to be held July 12-14 at the Marriott in downtown Columbia. The pageant is held for girls ages 10 through 13.
A 61-year-old Sumter man was killed in a head-on car crash Friday morning on Highway 521 near the Kershaw County/Sumter County line.
• We congratulate Kershaw County's 2012 graduates – both those who have already stepped across the stage and those who will receive their diplomas Saturday. As indicated in today's Chronicle-Independent graduation section, we have many young people with bright futures ahead of them. We wish them the very best on their journey.
November 4 is past, and statewide elections have been decided. As I have discussed in earlier columns, I am always intrigued, and even a little amused, with the amount of rhetoric that is aimed at education during election time. Now that the votes have been cast, there are a lot of important educational issues hanging in the air that will need to be resolved by newly elected office holders. The decisions made will have significant and lasting impact.
Dermatophytosis, otherwise known as "ringworm," is a fairly common fungal infection that can affect dogs, cats, and other animals.
This week is National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week and is being observed in Kershaw County with a series of local events. Organizers said they hope all residents will participate in at least one event or activity.
The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) earned an "Excellent" Absolute rating on state report cards issued today by the S.C. Department of Education.
The ABLE Club of S.C., the official athletic booster club of Lugoff-Elgin High School, is kicking off its membership campaign for the 2014-15 athletic seasons at the school.
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I can well understand how it might have taken Brodrick, a relatively unknown voice in suspense and murder-mystery fiction, three years to write a second novel featuring his barrister-turned-monk Father Anselm. (I was intrigued by learning that Brodrick himself is a monk-turned-barrister.) Gardens of the Dead has a very convoluted plot, not told in strict linear fashion, and replete with twists and revelations that take their time in revealing the 'truth' of events and discoveries. I haven't read his earlier 2003 book which introduced Father Anselm, so I can make no comparisons, but I found the characters real and credible, and appreciated the craft that was required to pull various strands of the story together, though at times I found them a bit confusing, especially by time-shifting, and I was uncertain if I was seeing the plot revelations clearly and truly, or if I myself was getting all tangled up. That feeling, I suspect, is far more true to the real-life process of getting to the bottom of a complex mystery than the linear, progressive relating of insights that bring an investigator to the discovery of 'what really happened,' as many modern writers prefer. A lot of readers will find the going too slow, even tedious, and the connections between characters ultimately a little too pat, despite their unpredictability. Someone else characterized this book as Dickensian, and that's apt. This is not a book for light reading or quickie satisfaction. It takes time to digest. Will I look forward to another Father Anselm tale? Ask me after I've read the earlier novel.
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I believe Steve Grossman chopped the extra bolts Ben Burnham put up a few years ago, as explained on in the climbaz.com news section for 2001..("Steve Grossman in town for the holidays")
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Elegant villa, converted from a typical Tuscan farmhouse , recently restored, situated in the green hills of Versilia, just a few kilometers from the sea and the main tourist centers of the area.
Surrounded by a large gardenthe new swimming pool is located between beautiful wood of chestnut and acacia trees , spread over an area of 250 square meters on two levels:
on the ground floor there is a lounge with fireplace and dining area, a living room -studio , a 'large fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher , electric oven, microwave, fridge freezer and fireplace. On the same floor there is a bathroom with bath and laundry area with washing machine.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms with 2 bathrooms with shower. In support of their home gym with a nice bathroom with shower, an outdoor patio to dine in, equipped with wood-burning oven and barbeque.
An ideal destination for those who want to enjoy the sea in a quiet and elegant , the villa is tastefully furnished and has free wi-fi, air conditioning, heating , alarm system , automated gate . Prices include water , electricity, gas and wood for the fireplace .
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The property can only be booked from Saturday to Saturday during high and low season. During the off season you can rent it from any day for a minimum stay of 4 nights.
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|Nearest airport: Pisa Galileo Galilei 40 km, Nearest railway: Viareggio 11 km
|Family friendly
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|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
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|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Table tennis, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 4 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 12
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
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Versilia is an area rich in art .A few kilometers from the villa you will find charming villages as Camaiore, Pietrasanta, famous seaside resorts such as Viareggio and Forte dei Marmi.On summer Versilia is rich in cultural events such as the famous Torre del Lago Puccini Festival .. A 20-minute drive you reach Lucca and Pisa, Florence in 50 minutes.
Camaiore is an important municipal district of Versilia (with over 30.000 inhabitants), spreading out from the impressive peaks of the Apuan Alps to the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is almost a basin surrounded by hills.
It is a town boasting many monuments such as the Collegiate Church of Saint Mary of the Assumption (13th century), the Bell Tower (14th century) and the fine Abbey of Saint Peter (7th century). In Diaz square it is possible to find the Sacred Art Museum, which shows pieces of forniture, paintings and vestments (13th to 16th century), and the ancient church of San Michele, destroyed in 1944, now reconstructed in the original shape. Other centres of interests are the Tori Massoni Palace (seat of the Archeological Museum) and the Theatre of Olivo, open to the public for concerts and expositions.Today, Camaiore is an important agricultural and commercial centre and, among its jewels, it counts the well known towns of Lido di Camaiore (a nice bathing resort which was called Fossa dell'Abate in the past and has now a wide range of beautiful sandy beaches and a terraced promenade full of shops and restaurants) and Capezzano Pianore (which was famous in the past thanks for the production of strawberries, while it is well–known today for its active floriculture). Lido di Camaiore has been choosen also in the past as a bathing resort by several personalities like Gabriele D'Annunzio, Lido di Camaiore's BadiaEleonora Duse, Vittorio Emanuele III, Guglielmo Marconi .The surroundings of Camaiore represent a paradise for excursionists, thanks to the natural and artistic beauties it is possible to admire. From the Apuan's peaks it is easy to reach the adjacent hilly villages as far as the Seimiglia area. Lombrici (located in the ex mill's valley, famous for its factories and oil–mills), Monteggiori (resort often choosen by artists and showmen), Casoli, Gombitelli (well–known today thanks to ironwork), Pieve di Camaiore (seat of the Pieve of S. Stefano, that's to say one of the five Versilia's historical pievi).
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — The USTA announced today the final fields for its Australian Open Wild Card Playoffs, sponsored by VocalCloud, which will be held for the second consecutive year at the Racquet Club of the South, a USTA Certified Regional Training Center in Atlanta, December 17-19. Rising American stars Ryan Harrison and U.S. Fed Cup team member Coco Vandeweghe are among the players invited to compete at the event, which will also feature an exhibition match on Friday, December 17, to be played in a World TeamTennis format.
Eight men and eight women will compete in the wild card playoffs. The USTA secured the opportunity through a reciprocal agreement with Tennis Australia where the two national tennis federations exchange wild cards for the 2010 US Open and the 2011 Australian Open.
Harrison and Vandeweghe won last year's events to earn main draw wild cards into the 2010 Australian Open.
The list of invited players is comprised of some of the country's top collegiate and junior players, as well as a number of professionals who compete on the USTA Pro Circuit, including:
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|Rhyne Williams - Knoxville, Tenn.
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It took a little while, but FAU did the right thing for the seniors from last year's football team.
On Friday night the Owls hosted the annual football banquet in the stadium. The event, which is normally held in January, was postponed while FAU tried to get its football house in order.
FAU considering skipping the banquet altogether – which is not uncommon following coaching changes – but ultimately chose to honor the outgoing seniors.
Approximately 15 graduated seniors attended the event, along with a couple undergrads like Graham Wilbert and Andrew Stryffeler who received awards. Players on the current football team for the most part did not participate. They practiced right up until the start of the event, and they have a bit of a busy day today.
Howard Schnellenberger presented the MVP awards – a list of other awards can be found at the end of this blog. Spoiler Alert: Alfred Morris and Marcus Bartels shared the Team MVP award.
Current FAU coach Carl Pelini attended the banquet. I suspect you'll be seeing this photo of Pelini and Schnellenberger for years to come. In his speech to the graduated seniors, Schnellenberger implored them to return to the school and lend their voices to help build the program. He once once again asked them to lend their support to the new football regime.
"We will make Carl Pelini a superstar," he said.
This marks the third year I've attended the football banquet. For me, the best part is seeing the players get all dressed up. Those who know me understand that I ooze fashion sense. My vote for the best dressed player goes to Marcus Bartels (second photo). Fantastic bow tie – even if it was the first time he ever tied it...
Alfred Morris and Kevin Cyrille also put in good showings.
This event finally closes the book on that dreadful 2011 season. Later today comes the spring game, where we'll all see what Pelini and crew have been managed to put together.
To close the season, though, FAU seniors spent one last night in the stadium they waited so long for. Not a bad reminder of what their careers produced.
To see the remainder of the photos, check out this Photo Gallery.
Student Athlete Award: Graham Wilbert
Non Scholarship MVP: MVP David Baptiste
Most Improved: Chris Newbold
Ramon Rickards Memorial Bone Award: Marcus Bartels
Special Teams MVP: Mickey Groody
Offensive MVP: Alfred Morris
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Team Co-MVPs: Alfred Morris/Marcus Bartels
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Google really wants better software for Android and the Web. At Google I/O this week, it will attempt to help programmers get more out of both.
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Awesome Coach of the week: Martin Kearns
We honor Martin Kearns as Awesome Coach of the Week 34, 2011
I was very lucky to be present at a management coaching session where two very well known Scrum Coaches were performing: Andrea Tomasini and Martin Kearns. With this weekly post, we want to honor Martin Kearns.
Martin Kearns, the man
His vitae is impressive. - He is one of the first three CSC in the world and was also one of the first CST, he is breathing and sweating Agile. He is an irish guy living in Australia with his wife and six children (a family of the size of a Scrum Team). How he can manage to be a Scrum ...