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After few months of sleep and a lot of similar uninventive Gingerbread gadgets, HTC made a bum with their new series of One phones, returning to the right path. But, this series doesn't respond to the vast majority of users because it is not aimed at the shallow pocket regular users. That's why the Taiwanese giant decided to recycle their Desire phone and in it to put the necessary hardware that will be enough for some one that doesn't want or doesn't have the money to buy a more expensive model.
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Willamette Alumnus Earns National Teaching Award
Kevin Zerzan '89, MAT'90 is one of two teachers in Oregon to recently earn a Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award, making him the third Willamette graduate in the past four years to win the prestigious award.
Dubbed "the Oscars of teaching" by Teacher Magazine, the Milken Educator Awards recognize the importance of outstanding educators and encourage talented young people to enter the profession.
Award winners receive a $25,000 cash prize and a trip to Los Angeles to attend a national forum that addresses strategies for advancing teacher effectiveness.
Zerzan, who majored in biology at Willamette, teaches science at Gladstone High School in Gladstone, Ore.
According to the Milken Foundation, Zerzan has been a leader in bringing state of the art technology to the science department at his school by developing an Applied Science and Technology Center on campus. He also helps lead the school's efforts in sustainability.
"[His students] know that Zerzan not only cares about them, but is an exceptional communicator who knows how to incite change and action," the foundation says. "Zerzan's passion goes beyond science to promoting a healthy and fair school environment for everyone."
Zerzan joins a growing group of Willamette alumni to receive this award, including Elisa Schorr '01 in 2007; Larry Conley MAT'99 in 2006; Hendrea Ferguson MAT'95 in 2003; and Dave Bertholf '90, MAT'92 in 2000.
Read more about Zerzan's work on the Milken Educator Awards website.
Recognizing Crystal Apple Award Nominees and Winner
In November the Crystal Apple Awards were announced, and three School of Education community members were among the nominees and winners.
Lauren Stephenson MAT'00 and David Whetzel MAT'96 received nominations. Stephenson is a teacher at Whiteaker Middle School in Keizer, Ore., and David is a teacher at Gubser Elementary School, also in Keizer.
Janice Olinger, who serves on the Ed. Consortium for the School of Education, received the award. Olinger is a notable supporter of the School of Education whose daughter attended the MAT program.
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
A local non-profit organization, Jenkins Orphanage, along with Palmetto Primary Care Physicians and Carolina Studios, have announced the First Annual Roots of Jazz Music Festival to benefit the orphanage.
The festival will be held on Saturday, April 13 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 3923 Azalea Drive in North Charleston.
The Jenkins Orphanage was founded in 1891 by a former slave, the Rev. Daniel Jenkins, who made it his life's mission to help and provide for children in need.
The festival will feature the sounds of local jazz artists.
General admission tickets can be purchased in advance for $8 at Cats Music in Summerville, Monster Music in West Ashley (cash only), or at the gate for $10. For more information, call (843) 735-5344 or visit www.facebook.com/therootsofjazzmusicfestival.
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MBM Academic Mentor Participates in Global Trauma Relief, as well as in Women's Cancer Resource Center: Introducing Kelsey Menehan, LCSW12/02/2012
Kelsey Menehan found her way to Saybrook University through the Center for Mind-Body Medicine (CMBM). Kelsey completed her education and training to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at The Catholic University of America, in Washington, D.C. She then began working with cancer patients and the families of kids with cancer. Shortly into her career she began wondering what else she could offer to ease the suffering of families and individuals undergoing cancer treatment. Kelsey has always been interested in spirituality, and perhaps that is a hint of what attracted her to the CMBM.
Summary of Inaugural Videoconference in New Series: Presentation by Larry Dossey, MD, on Tuesday, November 20, 201211/25/2012
The Chair of the School of Mind-Body Medicine recently began a series of monthly video conferences, welcoming and interviewing guest speakers from the fields of mind-body medicine, integrative health care, and alternative approaches to health. All students and faculty from the School of Mind-Body Medicine are invited to participate in these video conferences.
The first speaker in the series was Larry Dossey, MD, a pioneering physician who has promoted the central role of both consciousness and spirituality in health and wellness. He introduced the breakthrough idea of eras in medicine, including Era I, the era of biomedical therapies, Era II, the era of mind-body medicine, and Era III, the era of non-local healing (emphasizing the power of prayer or distant intention for healing).
Hypnosis as a Pathway for Empowering the Disempowered: Introducing Michael Yapko11/06/2012
Highlights from the 19th International Congress of Hypnosis, Bremen, Germany, October 15-21, 2012
Michael Yapko, PhD, is a psychologist, psychotherapist, and a teacher of clinical hypnosis with an international reputation. Yapko has pioneered the application of hypnosis to clinical depression and authored a number of books in this area, including: Mindfulness and Hypnosis, Trancework, Depression is Contagious, and Treating Depression with Hypnosis.
School of Mind-Body Medicine Cultural Anthropologist Spends 35 Years in Asia: Introducing David Blake Willis, PhD10/30/2012
David Willis began teaching at the School of Mind Body Medicine in 2010 with courses in Qualitative Methods and the Challenges of Midlife to Elderhood, following that with mentoring new graduate students. He is currently transitioning from his role of mentoring to working with students throughout their dissertation process, from Concept to Proposal to final Dissertation. Doctoral students are sure to benefit from his diverse perspective as a Cultural Anthropologist and 37 years of mentoring students in an academic environment.
School of MBM Student Completes Research on Jaguar Medicine, A Shamanic Healing Approach: Introducing Vera Moura10/26/2012
School of MBM Faculty Members Attend International Hypnosis Meeting in Germany: Donald Moss and Eric Willmarth10/19/2012
Two faculty members from Saybrook's College of Mind-Body Medicine are attending the meeting of the International Society of Hypnosis (ISH) in Bremen, Germany, October 17-21. Bremen is known to tourists as the site of the well-known fairy tale about the Bremen Town Musicians, made famous by the Brothers Grimm.
"The Brain that Changes Itself:" Norman Doidge Attends Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis10/16/2012
Recent MBM Grad Addresses Compassion Fatigue: Practical Applications for Nursing Professionals. Introducing Betsy Murphy10/13/2012
Nurses are on the front line of care for the ill, wounded, and traumatized individuals and are called upon to deliver compassionate care to their clients. Empathy and compassion are essential qualities for successful healing environments, vital for both the providers and receivers of health-promoting interactions.
Betsy Murphy is a certified holistic nurse who is interested in exploring mind body methods to help preserve compassion in nurses. Her professional and personal practice of mindfulness meditation and yoga, along with Saybrook's training in mind-body skills, guided her in the development of a 16-hour experiential education program to alleviate compassion fatigue in nursing professionals. This education program comprised her masters' project, and she graduated with an MS in Mind-Body Medicine in August 2012.
From Pharmaceutical Sales to Academic Mentoring and Research: Introducing MBM Director of Mentoring Devorah Curtis10/08/2012
Devorah Curtis, PhD, is the Director of Mentoring for the College of Mind-Body Medicine at Saybrook University, a unique position that aims to enrich student satisfaction and improve student retention by pairing students with a mentor from the time they start the program through graduation day.
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Thursday, February 6, 2014
The Georgetown County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man wanted in connection with an armed robbery at Motel 6 located on Ocean Highway in the Pawleys Island.
At approximately 5:30 p.m. Thursday, the man walked in the motel and handed the clerk a note demanding money, said Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Carrie Cuthbertson.
The suspect did not brandish a weapon and fled the scene in a gray Toyota Corolla with an undetermined amount of cash.
The clerk was not injured during the incident.
The suspect is described as a white male, 5-foot-11- inches in height and weighing 160 pounds.
The suspect was wearing light blue shorts, a white hooded sweatshirt, a black beanie hat and sunglasses.
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NEWSFLASH!! BREAKING NEWS! GUESS WHAT??!! ▸▸▸ I have copulated w/my husband! O_O. Why is this news again?? – Tameka Raymond
Earlier today, it was reported that an unidentified person is shopping around a sex tape involving Ursh and his ex-wife Tameka Raymond. The tape (if it really exists) could be amongst items stolen from Usher back in 2009 when he was robbed of two laptops, $50000 worth of furs, a million dollars worth of jewelry as well as other miscellaneous personal items missing.
TMZ confirmed, after viewing a short clip, that the tape exists and that they are both "givers"…
Now, Tameka's tweeting away on twitter about why anyone would consider a sex tape with her husband news. Let's face it, it's USHER who's pretty much stayed clear of scandal before marrying Tameka and now there's a sex tape involved. Sounds newsworthy to me.
Yes, they were married but let's face it, Pamela Anderson and her ex-husband Tommy Lee's sex tape (that was ALLEGEDLY stolen on their honeymoon) became a huge stir on the internet and in the media. The couple eventually sued the distribution company before going into a confidential agreement which allowed them to bank off of the proceeds. Kim Kardashian & Ray J as well as Paris Hilton and her ex-boyfriend are also receiving profits off of the distribution of their leaked sex tapes.
A spokesperson for Vivid Entertainment (distributor of Kim Kardashian and Ray J's sex tape) claims that sex tapes actually help celebrities careers versus hurt them:
Celebrity sex tapes are the ultimate voyeuristic high. They let us watch people we know and care about — in the most intimate of situations. Who can really look away? Celebrities having wild and enthusiastic sex has helped make 'public' sex more acceptable for the rest of us — at least to watch. And the more celebrities do it, the fewer consequences they face in their own lives."
Here's the thrill, with these sneak peeks, we can decide: Do they do it better? What positions do they prefer? Do they look as good naked as they do on the red carpet? Then, there's this — the candid-camera nature of these tapes almost always enables the celebrities to shrug off what at one time might have been an embarrassing revelation. The public gets its own celebrity fix — and even becomes a bit more sympathetic to the celebrity caught as an accidental bedroom star."
I sent a quick tweet today to Tameka and let her know that it's not really news but I probably would take a peek if it leaked:
@tamekaraymond It would be a bit of news if you were using anal beads and a strap on. I'm not sure I want to know how boring or poppin your sex life was…but I will def take a peek if it leaks. I think…Don't judge me
Her reply was simply:
Girl no worries, so will I. Sheesh, I'm just wondering when, where, and if my hair was done??!! Yikes! The little things Smh
I think the bigger news here is that she "copulated" with her husband on tape but she doesn't quite know when and where it was made?
That doesn't sound good.
Don't be surprised if this tape shows up on Vivid's website soon.


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My haven't you I gotten sanctimonious in your old age? If money is just a sidebar to writing a good novel, why don't you sell your books for a dollar or 2 like some of the good upcoming authors do. I pay the price you ask because you are worth it, but if you don't need it why don't you give your readers a break? This comes after reading your comments at the end of Full Dark. With the prices you charge for books it made you sound rather hypocritical. I will continue to buy your books because you are the best author I have ever read. That doesn't make your comments any less hypocritical. I also did not appreciate your cheap shot at Sarah Palin, she believes in her point of view as much as you do in yours. Like most liberals you would rather you're opposition would just shut up and go away. If I can disagree with your politics like I do and still buy your books I think that makes me a little more tolerant than you. Your constant reader Fred T.


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Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Over a year ago, Briar the loggerhead sea turtle was found covered in barnacles, stranded on the coast of Myrtle Beach. Extremely underweight and anemic, it was soon discovered she had cataracts and surgery would have to be done to remove her damaged eye lenses. Her survival was questionable.
Now, Briar is wading through the ocean. She has returned home.
After making a full recovery at the South Carolina Aquariums Sea Turtle Hospital, Briar was released back into the Atlantic Ocean off of the Isle of Palms shores on Wednesday. Residents of all ages came with signs, shouts and cameras to bid farewell and capture snapshots of the sea turtle as she crawled her way into high tide. For many attendees, this was their first time attending a public sea turtle release, let alone witnessing a live sea turtle.
It was really unique ... I was doing it to bring the kids, and it was kind of long waiting for it, but it was worth it, said Kayla Hall, a first-timer for the turtle release.
She was stunned by Briars size, comparing it to that of a dinosaur.
Kate Dittloff, the Public Relations Manager for the South Carolina Aquarium, described Briars support from the community as extremely heartwarming.
For some reason, everyone has some sort of connection to sea turtles, Dittloff said while smiling.
Its not every day that you get to see a sea turtle in person, especially if youre just visiting the Charleston area. We really hope they walk away with a greater appreciation to protect our oceans.
Loggerhead sea turtles have remained under close surveillance since being deemed threatened under the Endangered Species Act of 1978.
With their nesting season underway, efforts to ensure their safety are being made as frequently as possible.
If you find a sick or injured sea turtle, contact the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Sea Turtle Hotline at 800-922-5431. Donations can be made to the South Carolina Aquarium Sea Turtle Rescue Program at the website at www.scaquarium.org.
With admirable efforts on Briars behalf, the community can ensure, as one child stated, that the rehabilitated loggerhead has returned home and wont be coming back.
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Monday, January 5, 2009
Some toast the New Year with champagne or eat black eyed peas for luck. And others race with wild abandon towards the Atlantic to jump into the ice cold water. The events, known as Polar Bear Plunges, first started in the far north as people would break through ice so they could jump into freezing waters.
Every year for the past 15 years, Dunleavy's Pub has hosted their event, the Polar Plunge, on Sullivan's Island to benefit the Special Olympics.
Normally I don't think South Carolina qualifies as a cold enough climate to label any plunge as polar. On Christmas day for example, the mid-70s brought many to the beach for a non-traditional holiday outing. New Year's was not that kind of day. The water was 57 degrees and those standing around in swim trunks were greeted by mid-30s and a good gust of breeze.
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paul,Ok. Read Rev 5:9. It says out of every tribe and nation. Not all of every tribe and nation.
paul,the all in 1 tim 2:4 is the all kinds of people in Rev 5:9 and 7:9. You have to remember who this was written to. Jews thought that salvation was for them only. Paul by saying all actually means not just the Jew but the gentiles too. all kinds of people from every tribe and nation.
Ask yourself: What "is" the grave?Ask yourself: What "is" the veil?
Quote from: Redlettervoice on August 24, 2009, 06:37:56 PMAsk yourself: What "is" the grave?Ask yourself: What "is" the veil?I saw this post yesterday and was inclined to join in the discusion and share some of my personal thoughts regarding this seemingly obscure passage of scripture.In asking myself what the veil and what the grave was, I also asked what are the bodies of the saints and what does the appearring consist of.When I searched the blue letter bible concordance, I found this could be represented in a different light other than the literal text.The word used for 'bodies' is 'soma' and in the reference it suggests a fourth meaning that I found the most suitable. This meaning is4) that which casts a shadow as distinguished from the shadow itselfI then moved to the next verse and searched out the word 'appearring' and found that the word 'emphanizo' is used to describe a manifestation and the 3rd suggestion was3) to indicate, disclose, declare, make knownWhen looking at how these two words bodies and appearing are applied with these definitions given above, it seemed to make sense to me, that through the crucifixion and ressurection of Christ, the bodies of the OT saints were made known to those in Jerusalem.It is my opinion at this time that, the 'bodies' of the old testament saints, who only revealed a shadow of God's glory in Christ, in the past, were never seen before the crucifxion and ressurection. I also tend to lean towards a non pluralized usage of 'soma' and consider that it was the body of the OT saints that appeared and was made known.To sum it up in a nutshell, the body of the OT saints is the glory of God in Christ, however this body was never seen .nor had this body appeared to Israel prior to the death and ressurection of Christ, but only the shadow of the body was what was seen by Israel.I also consider that 'coming out of the graves' is not to be taken literally in the passage, but it represents something that was hidden and has now come to life.Just my thoughts on this, and I am certainly up for correction in regards to my opinion at this time.


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The Summerville Evening Lions Club will host a burger cookout at Summerville Country Club on May 5 to help two visually impaired golfers raise money for a tournament.
Summerville native Jim Gilstrap and his golf teammate, Peter Alan Smith, are both legally blind due to a rare eye condition called Retinitis Pigmentosa. While Jim has only blurry vision and limited distance ability, Peter has almost complete vision loss. Despite their reduced vision, both men remain active in a variety of sports including golf.
One might think that golf is impossible when the player cannot see the fairway, let alone the ball; but it is possible through the use of a sighted "coach". The coach helps to position the blind golfer, place the club head, and then gives the yardage so that the golfer knows how hard to swing; and of course, helps to locate the ball after each shot.
Both men have signed up to play in the Charleston RiverDogs golf tournament on May 7 at Wild Dunes. This tournament will benefit the Storm Eye Institute at MUSC. Funds donated at the cookout will be tax-deductible through the Lions Club and will be used to help Jim and Peter pay the tourney's registration fee.
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BOONVILLE - The Rams "finally put one together" Monday night against an up-start East Wilkes club.
Starmount battled back from an early deficit to topple the Cardinals 8-3 to notch its second Mountain Valley Conference victory of the year.
"We pitched well, we hit well and we ran the bases well. We just executed and did like we were supposed to for a change," Starmount head coach Mike McCann said. "All of our games have been by two or three runs, so we've been right there. We knew we needed some breaks, and tonight, we got some."
On a frigid night with a steady wind, East Wilkes jumped ahead in the top of the third.
Former Ram Will Smith smacked a two-RBI single to give his new club a 2-0 advantage on the road.
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Luke Shore, Tanner Mathis and Ben Combs loaded the bases in the home-half of the inning before Zack Worley smacked a two-run double over the head of the right-fielder to knot the game.
Caleb West followed with a single to center to plate two more as Starmount grabbed a 4-2 advantage.
After Mathis was intentionally walked for the second straight plate appearance in the fourth, Worley made the Cardinals pay again. The senior blooped a single to right to give the Rams a 6-2 cushion.
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Weston announces a rich new seasonBy Jim Lowe
Staff Writer | January 09,2013Weston Playhouse's 2013 season doesn't seem all that different from past seasons at Vermont's most venerated professional summer theater. But looking more closely reveals some exciting new shows as well as a fresh look at classics.
"We always try for this but I think we have a season full of some great, solid well known classics and some really fresh, exciting and important new work," explained Steve Stettler, Weston's resident producing artistic director.
"I love the mix and the way they complement each other," he said.
The summer schedule includes not only familiar classics like "To Kill a Mockingbird," "42nd Street" and "Educating Rita," it features two intimate premieres, a kids' show and the Vermont premiere of Broadway's "Next to Normal."
Fortuitous, but purely an accident of scheduling, is the pairing of two musicals dealing with contemporary family issues.
"Next to Normal," a Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical in which a suburban family struggles with life's many challenges, striving to be just "next to normal," will be on the Weston Playhouse main stage July 11-27. With book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt, the 2009 Broadway show garnered 11 Tony Award nominations.
"It's rock, it's a very strong book, and it's deeply moving to audiences on different levels," Stettler said. "It is ultimately affirmative while dealing straight in the face with some very challenging and personal issues — and it has a killer score that is melodic as well as complex."
Overlapping for a week and a half is the world premiere production of "Loving Leo," winner of Weston's 2012 New Musical Award, July 18-Aug. 4 at the intimate Weston Rod & Gun Club, part of Weston's Other Stages series. This touching and amusing portrait of an unconventional American family features book and lyrics by Sara Cooper and music by Zach Redler.
"They actually began this piece at a Weston retreat about three years ago," Stettler said. "It's about a couple, early middle-aged, living in a one-bedroom apartment in New York. Her mother dies, leaving behind a stepfather who is not completely in control of all his faculties — and they decide they have to take him in.
"It's a fresh look at what a 'child' can do at a relationship," Stettler said.
The juxtaposition of the two shows should add interest to the post-show dialogues, which proved so enriching during
"Pregnancy Pact" last summer.
"We are looking for ways for people to see that theater touches their lives — not just sitting in the seats to be transported and entertained — but as something that gives them a stronger portrait of the human experience," Stettler said. "That is really rewarding to us."
The summer's second premiere is "This Blessed Plot," a one-man show running Aug. 15-Sept. 1 at the Rod & Gun Club. Obie-winning actor-writer Marc Wolf plays Joe Papp, Robert Moses, and the Bible's "Moses Moses," among others, in this smart and funny play about the battle for free Shakespeare in Central Park. Wolf, who toured the country in his "Another American: Asking and Telling," co-authored the play with Robert Westfield, developing it in part at a Weston Artists Retreat.
"This is a piece about Joe Papp fighting Robert Moses for the establishment of free Shakespeare — back at the time when Moses was controlling and designing most of New York City and Papp was an unknown stage manager for 'I've Got a Secret,'" Stettler said. "There's so much going on in this piece, and it's so brilliantly funny."
The summer's blockbuster Broadway musical is "42nd Street," with book by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble, lyrics by Al Dubin, and music by Harry Warren, Aug. 1-24 on the main stage.
"It was created out of a great movie, but with a stronger book, and moved a number of songs into it that weren't in the original film," Stettler said. "Part of what is wonderful about it, is that it taps this American dream story of a country girl who comes to the city and gets the lead, and all that. It also is very brave in that it has a tap ballet in it that tells a story.
"There's some surprising stuff in this piece," Stettler said.
Opening the main stage season, "Educating Rita," June 25-July 6, is Willy Russell's comedy about a gutsy hairdresser who seeks to better herself with an open university course taught by a sodden middle-aged professor. Both lives change in surprising ways in this spin on the Pygmalion story. The British stage comedy is best known for the Oscar-nominated film with Michael Caine and Julie Walters.
"It's just a really good play," Stettler said. The playwright "has actually updated it so the references don't root it clearly in the '80s."
Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" is one of the classics of American literature, and in Christopher Sergel's adaptation, Aug. 29-Sept. 11 on the main stage and then to schools, a classic of the American stage. Atticus Finch dares to defend a black man in the
American south in this iconic story about Southern life and racial injustice made famous by the film starring Gregory Peck.
"It's a great story," Stettler said. "We're going to be working with New England Youth Theatre and Rutland Youth Theatre to cast the young people. Those are two hugely strong programs with talent that could honestly compete in New York."
As usual, the season kicks off with Weston's Young Company performing a musical adaptation of a popular children's story. This year, it's "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day," with book and lyrics by Judith Viorst and music by Shelly Markham.
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Milwaukee, WI (Sports Network) - Andrew McCutchen clubbed the go-ahead two-run homer during a three-run fifth inning and the Pittsburgh Pirates slipped past the Milwaukee Brewers, 6-5, in the finale of a three-game set at Miller Park.
Clint Barmes delivered a solo home run and added an RBI single, while Rod Barajas and Garrett Jones also roped solo shots for the Pirates, winners in three of their last four contests.
James McDonald (5-2) contributed a base hit offensively and was solid on the mound, allowing three runs -- one earned -- on four hits and one walk to go with eight strikeouts over six innings to collect the win. Joel Hanrahan allowed a solo homer in the ninth, but settled down to record his 14th save.
"You never know what's going to happen when they say 'play ball', but I've been around long enough to know that can happen," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said of the teams combining for seven home runs. "It's good to get a series win here, but I'm not going to be dancing in the streets."
Nyjer Morgan, Brooks Conrad and Martin Maldonado hit solo homers, while Rickie Weeks and Taylor Green also knocked in runs for the Brewers, who dropped two of three in this series after completing a four-game sweep of the Dodgers earlier in the week.
Michael Fiers (1-1) allowed four runs on eight hits and a walk over five innings to take the loss. He struck out eight hitters.
Trailing 2-1, the Pirates took the lead for good in the fifth. McDonald got the Pirates off to a good start with a leadoff base hit and McCutchen followed three batters later by lacing a cutter over the wall in left-center to conclude a nine-pitch battle. Jones then jumped all over a hanging breaking ball from Fiers, sending it over the center-field wall to give the Pirates a 4-2 advantage.
"I think command problems were the reason he got into trouble," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said of Fiers' performance. "The home run to McCutchen was on 3-2 cutter up and over the plate. I thought we played a good ball game, they just played a little bit better. It was a tough one to lose."
Pittsburgh used the long ball again in the sixth to extend the lead to 5-2 when Barajas rocketed the first pitch he saw from reliever Kameron Loe into the seats in left-center.
Morgan pulled the Brewers within two, 5-3, in the home half of the inning when he got a fastball from McDonald and deposited it over the wall in left, and Maldonado made it a one-run game in the seventh when he crushed his first career home run over the wall in left-center.
Jason Grilli was summoned from the Pittsburgh bullpen in the eighth and got into some hot water with a one-run lead. After getting the first two outs, he walked Green and Weeks. Ryan Braun came up to pinch-hit and crushed the first pitch he saw deep to right, but it just didn't have enough to get out and settled in the glove of Jose Tabata to end the inning.
Barmes gave the Pirates some breathing room in the ninth with his solo shot and Conrad answered with a leadoff rocket into the right-field seats in the home half to make it 6-5.
Hanrahan got Maldonado to fly out, but then walked pinch-hitter George Kottaras. He regained his composure and induced a game-ending 4-6-3 double play from Norichika Aoki.
Earlier, Milwaukee struck first in its first at-bat. Morgan reached base on an error by Barmes with one out, stole second and came around to score on a double by Green. Weeks followed with a base hit up the middle to score Green for a 2-0 Brewers lead.
Casey McGehee doubled to left with a man down in the second and scored two batters later on a single into right by Barmes to cut the deficit to 2-1.
Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez sat out after leaving Saturday's game with an injury...This was the second time this season that a pair of Pirates batters have hit back-to-back home runs. It also occurred on April 25 against the Colorado Rockies...Pittsburgh improved to 6-39 at Miller Park since the start of the 2007 season...This was the first time the Pirates have hit four home runs in a game since May 28, 2011.


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The Flemer Barns Task Force has released the results of the community survey of residents of the Mad River Valley. The survey asked yes/no questions of residents about how they feel about the purchase, development, programing and operations of the Flemer Barns site as a community resource, including how they feel about committing financially.
The survey results were presented to the Waitsfield Select Board at their regular meeting on Monday, August 12, and have been published on the Flemer Barns website: FlemerBarns.org The select board thanked the task force members for their work and disbanded the task force.
The survey ran from July 18 to August 2, with a public information meeting held on July 23 to answer questions and gain people's feedback. A copy of the survey was inserted into every copy of the July 18 edition of The Valley Reporter (a total of 3,500 surveys). Twenty-nine collection locations were set up around The Valley at area businesses, libraries, post offices and town offices. The survey was also available online. Through this process, 169 surveys were completed, or approximately 3 percent of registered voters in the four Valley towns of Waitsfield, Warren, Fayston and Moretown, using a calculation of 5,407 voters total for the four towns. (Note: Duxbury was also invited to participate in the survey, but there were no respondents from Duxbury.)
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A majority of respondents (56 percent) indicated they would like to see the Flemer Barns property developed as a community resource for the Mad River Valley. The most popular programs/facilities in rank order were a community gathering space, a community center, a recreation/play area, a teen center and an arts center. Some noted to be careful not to duplicate services that already exist in The Valley while others questioned how many community services Valley residents can financially support. Some commented about housing being a good use for reasons including increased tax revenues, lack of availability and increased vitality of Waitsfield Village.
A majority of respondents (57 percent) indicated they do not support paying increased taxes to participate in a joint, multi-town effort to purchase, develop and operate the Flemer Barns property as a community resource. There were numerous comments regarding concern over the increased tax burden the project could impose on Valley residents.
In regard to donations to purchase and develop the site as a community resource, 56 percent responded that they would likely not donate, while 28 percent would likely donate and 16 percent were undecided.
Respondents were split as to whether they would support a public-private partnership of Valley towns working together to purchase and develop the site as a community resource.
Based on these survey results, albeit with a small sample size, it appears that there is support for the development of the site as a community resource as a privately funded venture – possibly funded in-part through private donations. But a majority of respondents are not in favor of funding using local town taxes.
After presenting the survey results to the Waitsfield Select Board, it was decided that the work of the Flemer Barns Task Force was complete. The select board thanked the task force members for their work and voted to disband the task force.
The Flemer Barns website at FlemerBarns.org will continue to be available as a resource for the foreseeable future.
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As company president Dana White has stated countless times since introducing the organizations first female weight class at the beginning of the year, women wouldnt be in the UFC without Ronda Rousey leading the charge.
Were it not for the edgy personality and seemingly unrivaled skills that made White take notice, the UFC roster would probably still consist solely of the male divisions.
So when Rousey (7-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC) recently expressed a desire to retire from MMA within the next couple of years, many in the industry wondered if womens MMA would take a hit like it did when Gina Carano left the sport in 2009.
Rousey recognizes those fears, she said shes determined not to leave a Gina Carano void of her own.
While such sentiments arent uncommon among fighters, Rousey wants her legacy to extend far beyond wins, losses, title defenses and first-round armbars. It may be a lofty goal, but Rousey is determined to make a big enough impact on the sport that she can point to herself as a reason why women are still in the UFC not just a few years from now, but decades down the line.Everyone loved Gina and Gina really started all the interest in womens MMA, and when she left, the entire sport detonated without her, Rousey told MMAjunkie. I never want to leave the sport in that state she had to when she left. Ive really accomplished a lot at this point, and Im starting to think about more than just the present moment and thinking more down the line and how I want to leave some sort of a legacy.
Beyond delivering in the octagon, Rousey has raised her profile and perhaps WMMAs with modeling and acting ventures. Additionally, in part due to Rouseys success, the UFC has announced a womens 115-pound strawweight division that will be introduced in 2014 with the first-ever all-female season of The Ultimate Fighter reality show, TUF 20.I really want there to be womens MMA fights in the UFC 20 years from now and be able to sit there and just revel in what was created the way I see Royce Gracie sitting front row to the UFCs now, Rousey said. I want to really be able to sit and have that look of contentment and have that smile that I see Royce with when hes at those events.
Rousey said the new division will help alleviate some of the pressure that comes with being the organizations sole female titleholder.
Although shes pleased by the progress, Rousey said she wont consider withdrawing from active competition until she feels WMMA is clearly stable in the UFC.Im so excited the 115-pound division was brought in, Rousey said. A lot of them are so bright and charismatic. I really think they could carry the gauntlet in a fantastic way, and I couldnt be any happier for them. Its a lot of weight off my shoulders that there will be another womens champion out there.
Up next for Rousey is a rematch with Miesha Tate (13-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC) at UFC 168. The bout co-headlines the Dec. 28 pay-per-view-event, which takes place at Las Vegas MGM Grand Garden Arena.I really still feel like that weight is still on my shoulders, Rousey said. When I feel like I dont have that responsibility anymore, thats when Ill start thinking about stepping away.
Despite the recent out-of-the-cage headlines, Rousey said shes committed to her master plan, which includes an unblemished professional record and a lasting influence on sport. The quest continues at UFC 168.
Retire undefeated is what Im going to do, and my mind is resolved to that, Rousey said. None of these girls have the right to beat me under any circumstances, and Im not going to allow that to happen. Im going to fight until I feel like Im done, and when I feel like Im done, Im going to walk away and leave the sport in very capable hands.


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I am a long time fan and reader of Mr. King's works. I am also a librarian responsible for developing our collection of ebooks available for loan to patrons It is incredibly frustrating the titles now published in ebook format only can not be purchased by libraries for use by our patrons. I know that the STK Foundation is a strong supporter of libraries and has awarded funds to school libraries in Maine to purchase Nook ebook readers but is the foundation aware that those libraries are prevented from purchasing ebooks for loan for students because policies set by the major publishers?
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This is a great photo! I have always loved braids. My daughter wore braids until she was 8 or 9. She could sit on her hair when it was loose and I loved braiding it every day. Hated it when she begged me to cut it!ReplyDelete
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Love your mom's braids. Maybe she was a Judy Garland fan. Since I've never seen your picture, I'm asking, do you look like her?ReplyDelete
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I love the braids, too. Never thought about Judy Garland, Barb, but probably. She loved to sing and the timing is perfect. As to looking like her, not really. I look much more like my father - and my son. You can see him here (the man not the turkey!).ReplyDelete
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I dunno, that money can add up, and if you did pay the money, you wouldn't necessarily get a true home invasion solution. You'd just get an officer who might be able to respond to your call but would probably arrive too late. You'd actually need a bunch of officers and tactical aids and weapons for them to deal with a truly hardcore situation as well.
So on some level I think, why not just save the couple hundred dollars a year, and invest in a WASR-10 AK 47 for a few hundred bucks? Then get a few reliable magazines, and a bunch of Wolf 7.62x39 hollow point ammo. Spring for some body armor like a level IIIA vest, or level IV if you can get it, and see if you can get a PAGST helmet from the surplus store.
Setting the body armor aside, which is pretty expensive, with just the AK, mags, and ammo, you're kind of set for life with a reasonable home defense capability for the price of only 3-5 years of police protection.
I imagine that not having any responding officers for your area might help if something ever went to trial. Your lawyer could be like, "My client was more justified than most in nailing the perp to the wall with his AK because THERE ARE LITERALLY NO COPS THAT SERVE HIS AREA!!!" I think that even a soi-disant progressive would be a lot more understanding upon learning that for all intents and purposes in your area there's no police service.
I guess that as far as the costs go, I'm assuming the homeowner has prior training, and doesn't need to blow thousands on tactical rifle and CQB lessons.
And then to prevent theft of the rifle when you're not around, I guess you'd need some way to secure it in the trunk of your car or something so you can always have it with you when you're coming home, instead of needing to be home before the perp arrives in order to access it.Best Vietnam War music video I've ever seen put together by a vet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDY8raKsdfg
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Yeah, that would be a pretty shitty situation to live in. It works as long as all of the people are working toward the same goal. Which would be to live in harmony. But the second people start deciding they don't have to abide by trafic laws, nuisance laws, civil rights, and criminal laws, the whole place could break out in anarchy. Paying a little bit of money a year to provice officer presence, which keeps most of those in check is a small price to pay, in my opinion.
Otherwise you may as well buy a bunch of tactical gear and have to clear every building you walk into. That would get old, and hot in the summer time.Combatives training log.
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Those arguments that money invested in taxes (and thus invested in a proper police force) is money better used for home-security forget that self-defense is not a realistic option for many.
Old people, disabled people, poor people, children and many other groups do not have that option. And each and every one may end up as a member of those groups, which (if ethical reasons are not enough) makes this an issue of the community. Thus taxes are of course in order, be it local or federal or national taxes.
It is just a shame that the richest nation in the world is not able to provide the basic functions which were the reason to create a nation in the first place.
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Is there a single jurisdiction, worldwide, that could 100% guarantee a timely response--even with the best of funding?
The wisest thing to do is prepare for the worst in case that response is not forthcoming.
One can argue all day about the best way--tactically, legally and otherwise--to prepare for the worst, and one can remind everyone not to take the law into one's own hands.
However, it would be advisable for anyone to prepare to be on one's own, should that ever be necessary.
3It is just a shame that the richest nation in the world is not able to provide the basic functions which were the reason to create a nation in the first place.
Asserts the sovereignty of each state, except for the specific powers delegated to the confederation government, i.e. "Each state retains its sovereignty, freedom, and independence, and every power, jurisdiction, and right, which is not by this Confederation expressly delegated."
Just saying, it was founded on individual Independence coming together in times of war.
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Style: FormerShotokan,Kickboxing--old, disabled, and poor people can all pull a trigger.
Don't get me wrong, I'm no anti-gun-advocate (although such laws can be useful in urban areas). I'm just saying that a gun is not a proper replacement for the police.
The government needs funding, people vote against funding, and the result is services don't get funded. Now, your argument is the richest nation in the world should fund all of these municipalities right? The same place where MILLIONS of people cry, please read our media, about government controlling everything? These SAME PEOPLE who voted not to raise taxes to fund their own area. So, instead you want to blame the government for following the will of the people?
Just saying, it was founded on individual Independence coming together in times of war.
You took it away from the police, so I was never addressing "how many policemen there are." I'm explaining that what you inserted into the argument would build a "police-state" which Americans hate, even when it doesn't exist.


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NBC's "Today," hosted by Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb, will tape two shows at the College of Charleston's Cistern Yard on Thursday, according to the Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
The shows will air at 10 a.m. Thursday and Friday. Friday's show will be taped at 8 a.m. Thursday while Thursday's show will be live.
The public is invited to attend the tapings as members of the audience. Fans should arrive at the George Street entrance to the Cistern Yard starting at 7 a.m. Security will clear members of the audience through Porter's Lodge at 7:30 a.m., and audience members must be inside by the start of the 8 a.m. taping.
The live show will begin at 10 a.m. A prize will be given to the audience member with the best sign, and members of the audience may be invited to participate in a game of Charleston trivia.
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"Charleston is called 'a city set in a garden' for good reason," says Frank Fredericks, Wild Dunes Resort managing director and Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau chairman. "The exquisite natural beauty of the Lowcountry during spring season is a wonder to behold, and we are delighted to share our beautiful setting with the 'Today' show audience."
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So before I was discharged from the hospital I had one ob tell me that PE wouldn't happen again... it wasn't likely and he still went with the old rule of if you switch partners the risk went up (which I've read research since that completely disputes this).
Then at my 6 month post partum appt the ob (a new one, I moved) said, oh you have maybe a 10% chance of developing it again, usually only in people with underlying high b/p. She hadn't even read my old chart yet and I had told a resident my story... so I don't even know what she knew.
So how do they get these numbers? My b/p is still not down to normal and I'm unsure if it every will be (baseline was 90/60, now I stay in 100-115/ 70-low 80s range)... everytime the diastolic is 80 I hear well, maybe it's from being in the office (at home I was getting 72-78 diastolic). I had s/s starting at 32wks w/o showing protein on the dipstick, at 35-36wks it worsened and I had a 24 hr urine that showed 1150 and then one started 24 hrs later showing 1350.
How do they determine risk? I definetly think my chances are lower than someone who developed this much sooner... and in my head I tell myself it won't happen again. I just feel like this new ob just poo pood it like, oh it's not gonna happen... like if you don't put it in the patient's mind, it won't happen.... I guess I want to know the risk for sure. It's different now that I have my daughter to think of when trying for a second. I will be trying another ob from the group. I just didn't feel comfortable with the first one I saw for many reasons.
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A Georgia man was arrested this week in connection with an armed robbery at the North Augusta Walmart in 2011, according to the North Augusta Department of Public Safety.
Anthony Hammond, 20, of Davis Mill Road in Hephzibah, Ga., was charged with armed robbery and placed in the Aiken County detention center, where he remained on Friday morning. A hold was also placed on him for the Georgia Department of Corrections.
The incident in which Hammond is accused of happened July 15, 2011, at the Walmart in North Augusta, according to the incident report. Hammond and a second suspect allegedly selected a soda from a cooler near the garden center checkout, then went to the back of the store for a few minutes before returning to the checkout.
The second suspect handed the cashier two $1 bills to pay for the soda, and the cashier opened the register, the report stated. The second suspect then pulled a handgun on the victim and held it against her head, saying, Give me it.
The same suspect is seen on camera reaching over and taking cash from the drawer, then walking around the front of the register and removing the rest of the cash, the report stated. The two suspects fled out the garden center doors and were seen heading toward Martintown Plaza. The total amount of money taken was unknown.
According to jail records, the second suspect, 20-year-old Deondre Ragland, was arrested July 24, 2011, and charged with armed robbery, possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime and pointing and presenting a firearm.
The jail website indicates Ragland was released on Aug. 4, 2011. He was placed in the detention center on Thursday on a hold for the Georgia Department of Corrections and on a hold for General Sessions court.
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