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Sunday, January 5, 2014
Binding Tutorial: Binding a quilt with the quilt back
59 comments:
- Linda K said...
That´s a perfect idea. Thank you so much for that.
Greetings from Germany,
Linda :)
- January 5, 2014 at 9:44 PM
- Lynda said...
thanks for this tip - your instructions were very clear and helpful - will try this out on my next small quilt.
- January 5, 2014 at 10:18 PM
- margaret said...
thank you for these instructions, sounds much easier than a separate binding and looks good too
- January 5, 2014 at 10:21 PM
- Melissa @ My Recent Favorite Books said...
Thanks for the helpful tips!
Happy New Year!
- January 5, 2014 at 11:12 PM
- Teje Karjalainen said...
Hi! Thank you for a great idea and tutorial! Often I have been thinking that normal binding needs too much fabric and time when making something small. This looks great and if we like, we could plan the backing so that there is a stripe with other colour. Happy NEW Year! x Teje
- January 6, 2014 at 12:15 AM
- Mokki stevenson said...
Great tutorial. I'm a newbie when it comes to quilts so this is really useful. Thank you.
- January 6, 2014 at 2:23 AM
- Jana said...
Thank you for great tutorial. I was wonderring how to do this so I am so happy I can try it. Thanks.
- January 6, 2014 at 3:56 AM
- Gene Black said...
I have tried to do this before but I didn't know how to deal with the corners! Thanks so much.
- January 6, 2014 at 4:27 AM
- Elsa said...
Such a pretty quilt and love the quilting ~ straight lines are the best!
I've done this method a few times but usually on a smaller quilt. It really saves time and looks great too!
- January 6, 2014 at 5:24 AM
- Quiltingranny said...
Awesome tutorial. When I first started quilting this is how I did it because I didn't know about binding at all!
- January 6, 2014 at 6:17 AM
- Sarah Marie said...
What a wonderful tutorial! This is also a great way to bind mug rugs as well. This technique is what I used for some of my kid's quilts, and they are holding up great :)
- January 6, 2014 at 7:28 AM
- paulette said...
Excellent toot!! Crystal clear instructions and great pics!
- January 6, 2014 at 8:21 AM
- Amber Colby said...
Very cool trick, and a super cute choice in fabrics too!
- January 6, 2014 at 8:33 AM
- Frambooske said...
Thank you for sharing! What a great idea, I'll definitely try this out - woop :)
- January 6, 2014 at 10:06 AM
- Vanessa D said...
This is great. Thanks for the binding tip! I'll have to make a table runner just so I can try this technique out. haha Where did you get your pins btw? They are so cute!
- January 6, 2014 at 10:51 AM
- Lana said...
Great photos...and a great technique! I am going to try this!
Thank you for sharing.
- January 6, 2014 at 11:22 AM
- QuarterMileQuilts said...
So great Alison! I've been using this method for years (it's how I learned to quilt) and use it to teach my friends. I'll have to reference your wonderful tutorial now, especially with such fabulous photos! Best, Kate
- January 6, 2014 at 11:28 AM
- Kay said...
Thank you so much for this, I will be giving this a try soon.
- January 6, 2014 at 1:58 PM
- Pickletoes Quilts said...
Thanks for the great tutorial! I'm always looking for binding shortcuts!
- January 6, 2014 at 3:56 PM
- hron said...
Your tutorial is so clear and your photos are so helpful! This helps me SO MUCH!!!! I create miniature quilts and all is beautiful, but I'm terrified of BINDING!!!! Tee, hee.
- January 6, 2014 at 6:36 PM
- excuseme23 said...
Nice of you to share your expertise with us, beautiful doll quilt.
- January 7, 2014 at 1:02 AM
- Julia said...
Thank you for teaching me this! I've learned so much from you on your blog. All the way from how to piece together batting to sewing together HST's with using tape. Your pictures are lovely. Thanks again for taking the time to share with all of us who are learning but don't have a physical person close who knows how to quilt to show us!
- January 7, 2014 at 5:31 AM
- Allison said...
I'm so glad it was helpful for you Julia!!! Have a great day! -Al
- January 7, 2014 at 10:04 AM
- Lilpuddin said...
I love this method! Thanks for sharing a brilliant idea
- January 7, 2014 at 3:37 PM
- Karen F. said...
I'm a handquilter and I've been binding all my quilts this way for 30 years or so. The only thing I do different is when I fold the 1" of backing over, I slide the edge under the batting about 1/8" of an inch. That way, when I make the second fold a double layer of binding covers the quilt edge.
I was looking at one of my daughter's quilts the other day that I made in the mid-80s. The binding has worn thru so I need to replace it. This time, I'll use bias binding just like I would on any old quilt that needed a new one.
- January 7, 2014 at 10:22 PM
- Rosa said...
Great idea and sure I`ll try it and gorgeous fabrics.Thanks
- January 8, 2014 at 12:52 PM
- Angela @ Cottage Magpie said...
What a cute little quilt! ~Angela~
- January 8, 2014 at 5:32 PM
- Adrienne @ Chezzetcook Modern Quilts said...
This is awesome! Thank you :)
- January 8, 2014 at 5:43 PM
- Di~ said...
It looks really good! Thanks!
- January 8, 2014 at 7:33 PM
- thepalmierifamily said...
I was just about to do this on a baby quilt, and it turned out great. Thanks for the help!
- January 9, 2014 at 12:34 PM
- Alex Duenkel said...
Thanks for sharing... especially the photos of how to do the corners! I will be sure to give this a try.
- January 10, 2014 at 4:36 AM
- Palak said...
This is my favorite way to bind a quilt! I'm featuring this at my frugal sewing site Sewistry next week: http://sewistry.com/2014/01/cheaper-way-bind-quilt/. Please let me know of any concerns.
- January 18, 2014 at 2:37 PM
- Suzanne said...
Thank you for inspiring me to try this method. For baby quilts and quick ones, it sure saves time.
- January 24, 2014 at 4:05 AM
- Victoria Guthrie said...
Great tutorial! Thanks! x http://www.craftygoodness.co.uk
- January 27, 2014 at 4:03 AM
- Cindy Mizer said...
This method works really well with Mugrugs.
- February 10, 2014 at 6:19 AM
- Liz said...
Great tutorial! I was especially interested in how the corners were handled.
Very clean and concise.
- February 18, 2014 at 9:02 AM
- OPQuilt said...
In the way old days we used to bind all our quilts this way. Now that some of those quilts are approaching their third decade, the edges are wearing out. And now it's not easy to re-bind them. I know no one plans to have quilts around for 20+ years, but it happens. One day you wake up and that quilt is still here, but now with worn edges that need a new binding (quilt is still going strong). Having older quilts around gives a perspective on solid vs. shoddy construction, too.
Glad you mentioned your dislikes. Since I'm an older quilter, I see also what time does, too.
I love reading your blog, but don't always comment--you have such fresh and beautiful designs (esp. love your new patterns!).
- March 2, 2014 at 9:48 AM
- Katy said...
Thanks! Used this today to bind my first quilt! :)
- March 6, 2014 at 10:45 AM
- Elizabeth said...
I love this! Thank you for posting it! I plan to make one.
One funny thing, I kept wondering why you were adding a button to the binding! I thought maybe you were just showing the width of the binding. Finally, while showing my daughter, I realized it was part of the pin!
- March 9, 2014 at 9:15 AM
- Elizabeth said...
I love this! Thank you for posting it! I plan to make one.
One funny thing, I kept wondering why you were adding a button to the binding! I thought maybe you were just showing the width of the binding. Finally, while showing my daughter, I realized it was part of the pin!
- March 9, 2014 at 9:20 AM
- Emily Carnes said...
Thanks for this great tutorial! I am about to do this on a baby quilt. Glad I found your photos and detail on how to fold the corners!
Emily at backtothecraft.blogspot.ca
- April 8, 2014 at 9:53 PM
- Paqui Galán said...
Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos .. :)
- April 15, 2014 at 12:07 PM
- CarolT said...
I just found this post when I asked google how to self bind a quilt. Thank you for this. I am now helping at church to make quilts that we send Lutheran Word Relief for charity. I wasn't sure if I did the mitre corner right. When I read your post, I found out that I did it right.
- April 15, 2014 at 8:46 PM
- Amy Clausen said...
Hi - I just finished a summer pinwheel table runner, backed with a printed seersucker (yay for the clearance rack!) and found that this tutorial was perfect for a small project like that! Thank you!
- May 23, 2014 at 11:29 AM
- Life of Here and Now said...
This is SUCH a time-saver!!! It only took me about 15-20 minutes to bind a 64 inch by 76 inch throw quilt. :)
- May 31, 2014 at 9:54 AM
- Lisa Clark said...
I love this idea. I am a newbie quilter so I really want to try this.
- June 8, 2014 at 1:24 AM
- Lynda Halliger Otvos (Lynda M O) said...
Allison, this is my favorite way of binding a quilt. I have done it this way since I began two years ago despite never having seen it done. I had seen only strip bindings where you have to do the bias folding. Well, once I saw in my own studio the easiness of this method, I was sold. Just like tying instead of trying to quilt on my tiny Singer.
Love your blog, your designs, and your openness and sharing. Thanks very much.
- June 24, 2014 at 3:40 AM
- judygold said...
Thanks for the tutorial. This is a great way to bind little items, like coasters or mug rugs.
- July 14, 2014 at 11:21 PM
- Lillibeth said...
Thank you for this clear tutorial! I found it on a google search. I've messed up so many corners of self-bindings over the years! I never could seem to get the folds to stay right. My latest project turned out perfectly.
- July 16, 2014 at 7:05 AM
- lizzyanne said...
This was the way that I first learnt to bind quilts back in the 1980s and was glad to move on to present day methods. However, it's a very good way for quick, machined binding instead of having to sew by hand on the back. Thanks for the reminder.
- September 6, 2014 at 3:35 AM
- Roha said...
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Is it possible to use this method for large items such as a lap quilt? Thank you again for inspiration and lessons. God bless.
- October 11, 2014 at 11:36 AM
- Rosiebee said...
Thanks for such clear pictures and text. I'd previously struggled with my corners. I used this method to bind a bed runner. It was my first attempt at free quilting and as I was concerned about untidy loopy stitches showing through on the back of the quilt I used a piece of sheeting to back the quilt. I then used a 'good' piece of fabric to back and bind the finished quilt. Thanks again. Brenda K
- October 29, 2014 at 11:18 AM
- Kate said...
I just tried this - thank you very much for your excellent how-to. :)
- January 10, 2015 at 8:35 AM
- Sirinadesigns said...
I have been struggling with this problem for a while and could never get a neat finish. Then I found your post which is the clearest that I have found and now have no problem finishing my quilts.
Thank you for a helpful post.
- January 10, 2015 at 9:54 AM
- Cheryl Barron said...
Thank you sooooo much. I've been learning to quilt now for about a year, and binding seems to be my greatest challenge, but this is the first tutorial that I feel I can actually accomplish without the stress of trying to finish my project. Thank you again so very much for sharing
- January 15, 2015 at 6:00 AM
- Lynn Reedy said...
I found your blog via Pinterest and so glad I did. This is exactly what I have been searching for. I am a very new beginner quilter. A friend of mine started a quilt for my little guy. She started the binding using the backing and she started by hand stitching. Well it was taking soooo long for her to finish this quilt (that I had every intention to do myself but she decided she was going to make it, well insisted) after months of waiting for the quilt I finally went and picked it up and insisted machine sewing would be faster then hand stitching. Considering I stay so busy with our farm the little one and our rescue kennel I didn't want to hand stitch this quilt with all the dogs and a little one always wanting right in the mix of things. I can't wait to get this quilt finished which was suppose to been done before Christmas ☺ Now I will definitely be getting on This today !!! Thanks so much for all your tutorials they are all so helpful to us beginners and ALL of your quilts are just beautiful !!
- January 29, 2015 at 5:10 AM
- Christine Pierson said...
Thank you so much for this tutorial, this is a nice and quick way to complete small projects. By the way, at mitered corner, I did cut off some fabric to reduce the bulk.
Thanks again.
- February 6, 2015 at 8:07 AM
- Jacqui Delchau said...
Perfect, clear instructions, this technique will be well worth trying on small items. Thankyou for sharing.
- April 6, 2015 at 2:12 PM
- Kris said...
Would it be okay to link to your binding tutorial on our guild blog page. I love how simple you make this look.
- May 22, 2015 at 6:58 AM


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From a dialogue on the CHNI forum. The probing questions of one participant (a convert to the Catholic faith) will be in blue.
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I wrote about this very issue in one of my papers: Was Mary's Immaculate Conception Absolutely Necessary?
That said, Catholics believe that her sinlessness is extremely fitting and proper, by God's design, on the principle that the closer we get to God, the more holiness is present. That's how it will be in heaven, when God finally takes all sins away. Mary is a foreshadowing of the sinlessness that is to come for all who are saved (just as her Assumption was the "firstfruits" of the resurrection that Jesus made possible for all men), and she hearkens back to Adam and Eve before the Fall (hence her title of "Second Eve" from the fathers).
The Immaculate Conception is a return to the state of things for all human beings before the fall and rebellion against God by the human race. She is what God intended all human beings to be, if we would have simply cooperated and obeyed. So what better person to be freed from sin, than the Mother of God the Son, who bears God in her own womb?
That's altogether fitting, plausible, and believable. But it was not necessary in the nature of things.
As usual, the Church comes down in the sensible middle, between the extremes of a sinful Mary on the one hand and a necessarily immaculate Mary on the other. "Appropriate and fitting" is how the Church sees it.
I have a question about this. If Mary had not been saved through her immaculate conception, would she not, of necessity, communicated her sinful nature to Christ? Am I flawed in my reasoning here?
Jesus, being God, is impeccable: it is not possible for Him to have sinned. Therefore, He could not have been subject to transmission of original sin, even if Mary had not been immaculate.
Nor can God contradict Himself. God couldn't have rebelled against Himself. Therefore, Jesus could not have received original sin, which means a participation in the rebellion against God.
Everything you have written makes sense, I understand that of course the path God chose was most fitting, and I also understand that as God, Jesus could not sin. But what I am trying to get straightened out in my mind (because I have an ongoing discussion with Protastants about the role of Mary, and I don't want to present flawed reasoning) is : If all people are subject to original sin through the transmission of our human nature, and Jesus received His human nature from Mary at the moment of His conception, then Mary must have been without original sin at the time of His conception. Does that follow? Or, am I making too much of a distinction between His taking on human nature, and His receiving it from the Blessed Virgin?
I think what I really want to ask is: How do we know that Mary communicated her human nature to Jesus, as opposed to Him taking human nature and using her womb as a host (so to speak)? To me it seems obvious, she was his mother, therefore she communicated her nature as every other mother does, in addition, the Holy Spirit waited for her agreement before overshadowing her, indicating that this was a cooperation on her part. I am at a loss to show the necessity of Mary's cooperation, and therefore the neccesity of her sinlessness. I hope that makes it more clear.
Did Mary give her DNA to Jesus, or did he make his own, and then implant in her womb? Did she contribute a zygote? Or do we know? has the Church ever speculated in any concrete way about this? The reason the Immaculate Conception does work is that Jesus applied His own atonement to Mary's soul at her conception, so it was not a simple matter of making a pure body out of a contaminated body. However, Jesus could not have done that for Himself - if His sinlessness was contingent on His sacrifice on the Cross, then that sacrifice would not have been sufficient since He would need that sacrifice to be made sinless,
It's not contingent upon the cross, because of His impeccability: being God He has always existed and has doe so without sin or even the possibility of sin. God doesn't need to be saved, and to say that He saved Himself is nonsensical.
but He could (and did) apply that atonement to Mary's soul at the moment of conception which left her free to choose grace and communicate her own sinless nature to Him without relying on his own sacrifice to atone for himself.
Yes (setting aside the hypotheticals for a moment) everything of that nature came from Him in the first place. Thus, St. Anselm wrote in his classic, Cur Deus Homo (Why God Became Man):
- Anselm: Moreover, the virgin, from whom that man was taken of whom we are speaking, was of the number of those who were cleansed from their sins before his birth, and he was born of her in her purity.
Boso: What you say would satisfy me, were it not that he ought to be pure of himself, whereas he appears to have his purity from his mother and not from himself.
Anselm: Not so. But as the mother's purity, which he partakes, was only derived from him, he also was pure by and of himself.
The only other option I see is that He created His own human nature, and merely took up residence in Mary's womb, and I just don't buy that either. So, the question is: did Mary give Jesus His human nature, or not?
In pondering your question further, I believe I may have hit upon an answer:
Insofar as original sin is transmitted by DNA, ultimately indirectly, in the sense that the union of sperm and egg creates another person, and all persons are subject to original sin, this difficulty is overcome in Jesus, not by Mary's Immaculate Conception, but by the Virgin Birth.
Mary's egg (ovum), that she contributed to the process of the birth of Jesus; from which He did indeed receive her DNA, was not yet a person, since it is an egg, which is necessary to personhood as an immediate precursor, but not identical with it. If Jesus had been born of Joseph and Mary, then it would have been a non-miraculous process, and original sin would have (arguably) only been avoided by Joseph being immaculately conceived (having had original sin removed) and sinless, just as Mary was.
As it was, Joseph is taken out of the equation, since Mary became pregnant miraculously by means of the Holy Spirit.
Therefore, if Mary's egg was not subject to original sin, since it was not a person, and only persons are subjected to that, and the Holy Spirit has no original sin (being God), then original sin would not have been transmitted to Jesus, by straightforward deduction from all of the above.
Conclusion: Mary's Immaculate Conception was not, strictly speaking, necessary for Jesus to be born sinless, without original sin, yet with human DNA and a human nature, whereas the Virgin Birth seems necessary in order to avoid "corruption" from physical human descent. There is such a thing as a human nature without sin and original sin, just as Adam and Eve possessed before the fall.
And this line of argument should be agreed to by any Protestant who denies neither original sin nor the Virgin Birth, since these are usually held by Protestants as well. It's a "general" argument that doesn't depend on prior Catholic dogma (the Immaculate Conception).
Dave, the question that your argument leaves me with is: If Mary had not been Immaculate, would Jesus have been able to receive His human nature from her?
Yes. My above reasoning accounts for this. This is one reason why we can say that the Immaculate Conception was not absolutely necessary in order to preserve Jesus from sin. It was extremely fitting and appropriate: Mary being the "ark of the New Covenant." Therefore God chose to do it that way. It makes perfect sense. And the Church in her Spirit-guided wisdom (after many centuries of pious reflection) has decided that this is a belief that all Catholics must hold.
But as for Jesus receiving His human nature (or, human qualities deriving from DNA: Jesus may very well have looked like Mary, just as any son might look like his mother) from Mary independently of whether she was immaculate and without original sin herself, that is "solved" by the miracle of the Virgin Birth.


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The Official Google Blog contains a very interesting post that describes some upgrades that should get all Google Maps buffs excited - improved zoom levels and imagery that matches with Google Earth! Here is an excerpt:
"..We're always trying to improve the imagery in Google Earth and Google Local, but our latest update is bigger than usual. Not only have we added extensive 6-inch imagery for many parts of the U.K., but we've updated the Google Local database to match the coverage we have in Google Earth, and (drum roll, please) ... we've added two more zoom levels in Google Local's Satellite mode! Now for many areas around the world you can see a lot more detail than you could before. (read the entire post)
Note: This change does not seem to have affected API sites or "mashups" (Thanks to Tagzania) Be sure to check my list of "Collections" sites that organize links to Google Maps
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Have fun rediscovering Google Maps!
(Special thanks to Kevin Fitzpatrick and James Turnbull (Google Sightseeing) for tipping me off on this news!)
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2011 NJCAA Football Player of the Year Honored by Mississippi Sports Hall of FameNovember 30, 2012
Former East Mississippi All-American Bo Wallace receives Conerly Trophy for Ole Miss Rebels
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SCOOBA – Former East Mississippi Community College All-American and current Ole Miss sophomore quarterback Bo Wallace has received the C Spire Conerly Trophy in recognition as the top college football player in the state of Mississippi for the 2012 season. The trophy was presented during a special awards program Tuesday night at the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum in Jackson.Wallace, who has helped lead head coach Hugh Freeze's 6-6 Ole Miss Rebels to their first bowl berth since 2009, passed for 2,843 yards and 19 touchdowns while running for another 363 yards and eight scores during the regular season. In starting every game for Ole Miss this year, Wallace's 3,206 yards of total offense make him only the second player in school history to eclipse 3,000 total yards in a season behind Eli Manning.
A year ago in Scooba, Wallace capped a record-setting season statistically for head coach Buddy Stephens' NJCAA Champion East Mississippi Lions by being honored as the 2011 National Junior College Athletic Association Offensive Player of the Year. As a first-team NJCAA All-American last season, Wallace established new NJCAA single-season standards for most passing yards (4,604), most yards of total offense (4,810) and most touchdowns thrown (53). Along with completing 67 percent of his passes during his record-breaking campaign, Wallace also rushed for 206 yards and five touchdowns to help lead EMCC to a 12-0 record and school-first national football title.Wallace, a product of Giles County High School in Pulaski, Tenn., redshirted the 2010 football season at Arkansas State University before transferring to play his freshman season at East Mississippi Community College.
Wallace was one of five finalists chosen for this year's C Spire Conerly Trophy by a panel of 50 media members from around the state. Other finalists included Mississippi State cornerback Johnthan Banks, Southern Miss defensive end Jamie Collins, Jackson State wide receiver Rico Richardson and Delta State offensive tackle Kendall Hunter.This year marked the 17th presentation of the C Spire Conerly Trophy, which is annually given to Mississippi's most outstanding college football players and honors College Football Hall of Famer Charlie Conerly.


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So this event was going on at the exact same time as UFC had their event. I was having to switch back and forth. Anyway here are the results
Not sure why that says photo gallery.
Anyway Kyle "the monster" Nelson was in a pretty good fight.
I have rolled with him a few years ago...he wrecked my throat. His one coach is a good buddy of mine and I posted a link to his music stuff in good tripping music thread. I won't comment on his fight yet though, I need to watch it again. Nelson trains with Stout and those boys and for some reason is fighting at LW but is more suited to FW.


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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — Ronald Zimmerman knocked down a career-best eight 3-pointers and the USC Aiken men's basketball team bested Flagler, 85-68, in Peach Belt Conference action on Thursday evening at the Flagler Gymnasium.
The victory allows USCA (16-6, 12-3) to take a 2½-game lead over Armstrong (13-8, 9-5) and UNC Pembroke (16-8, 9-5) in the conference's East Division.
The Pacers after their win over Flagler (10-12, 6-9) Thursday and with only three losses in league play continue to own the overall lead for the PBC regular-season crown over West Division foes Montevallo (15-8, 11-5) and Young Harris (15-7, 10-5).
USCA opened the first two minutes of the game by scoring eight of the first 12 points. Paul Larsen claimed six of the eight points for USCA.
After two 3-pointers from Zimmerman over the course of the next two minutes, USCA led 14-4.
USCA eventually entered the halftime break owning a 17-point advantage at 45-28.
Flagler got as close as seven in the opening minutes of the second half, but the Pacers kept their lead in double figures for much of the rest of the game in their eventual 17-point victory. The Pacers led by as many as 22 points in the second half.
The national leader in 3-pointers made per game, Zimmerman's eight treys in the road win allowed him to finish with a game-best 25 points. He also knocked down one free throw.
Zimmerman was a lethal 8-for-13 from beyond the arc. He also claimed five rebounds and four assists to go along with his 25 points.
Four Pacers finished the game scoring in double figures, with Larsen finishing just behind Zimmerman with 21 points. Larsen also collected a game-best 10 rebounds to acquire his team-leading ninth double-double. He has now procured double-digit rebounds in nine of USCA's last 10 games.
Larsen also had three steals and two assists in the Pacer victory.
Buoyed by his normal assault on the rim, Santoine Butler ended USCA's victory with 17 points, seven rebounds, three assists, one block and one steal.
He was 8-for-11 from the field in the game.
The final Pacer in double figures was Jesse Seilern, who ended his evening with 12 points, four assists and one rebound. He was 5-of-7 from the floor in the game.
The foursome of Pacers in double figures accounted for 75 of USCA's 85 points in the game. Seven Pacers scored in the contest in total.
Re'mon Nelson didn't score in the win, but the Pacer point guard did dish out a game-best 11 assists to go along with his three steals and three rebounds.
The USCA men's basketball team will next return home for its Homecoming contest against Lander on Saturday. Tip-off is slated for 7:30 p.m.
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Palmetto Christian may be on to something in Region II.
Since joining SCISA Class AA Region II in 2012, the Eagles have yet to lose a regular season region game in 20 contests. Tuesday, they completed their second straight perfect region season with a 63-55 road win over South Aiken Baptist.
Palmetto Christian (13-10, 10-0) earns a No. 1 seed and first round bye in the Region II tournament.
It took a strong finish Tuesday for the Eagles to pick up their 20th straight win. Palmetto Christian entered the second half trailing by six points but outscored South Aiken 41-27 through the final 16 minutes.
Joe Siegwald and Ben German both turned in double-doubles as part of five Eagles who scored at least 11 points. Siegwald scored 14 points with 12 rebounds and four steals, while German scored 11 with 11 rebounds. J.T. Waters, Chris DeMarco and Will Tuchfarber each scored 11 points; Waters added five steals.
South Aiken scored 14 points in both of the first two quarters but was limited to just eight in the third while Palmetto Christian took a one-point lead. Both teams turned in their highest-scoring quarter of the night in the final frame but Palmetto Christian sealed the win with a 26-point effort.
The Eagles will face the winner of the Saturday's No. 4 vs. No. 5 seed game on Monday at 7:30 p.m.
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The Palmetto Christian Lady Eagles topped South Aiken Baptist, 60-34, Tuesday on the road to secure third place in Region II.
Corey Caulder led Palmetto Christian with a game-high 34 points and 11 rebounds, and Lizzie Wilson added 11 points and 10 boards.
Palmetto Christian (12-12, 7-3) dominated from the tip, allowing South Aiken just nine points through the first half to open a 25-point halftime advantage.
The Lady Eagles will enter the Region II tournament as the No. 3 seed against South No. 6 South Aiken Baptist Saturday.
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Episcopal clergy and delegates from all over eastern South Carolina admitted five Continuing Worship Groups as official Missions of The Episcopal Church in South Carolina and The Episcopal Church, at the 223rd Annual Convention of The Episcopal Church in SC at All Saints Episcopal Church in Hilton Head.
Mission churches from Florence, Conway, Edisto, West Ashley, and Summerville had completed all steps required by The Episcopal Church in establishing themselves as strong viable congregations. As more than 25 representatives of the Summerville church processed down the aisle behind their new Good Shepherd banner, they were thunderously welcomed by hundreds of cheering members of the wider church.
Lifelong Summervillian and member George Tupper described it as such a joyful celebration. And now that we are recognized as a mission, it shows that many things have come together for us at Good Shepherd. We are looking forward to continue growing and doing the work we need to do.
Convention leadership told the convention gathering that the Church has much to learn from these courageous faithful groups.
What had begun in October 2012 as a continuing Episcopal worship group of around 15 members has grown into an active parish with more than 65 members, according to a Good Shepard spokesman.
When their former parishes disassociated from The Episcopal Church, they explained, those wanting to continue as Episcopalians were left to re-organize themselves as a parish.
The Wesley United Methodist Church, provided a place to worship. Good Shepherd worships there each Sunday morning, following the Wesley congregations service.
The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Summerville celebrates Holy Eucharist every Sunday at 11:30 a.m. in the Wesley church, just off West 5th South at 125 Pressley Ave. Christian Education classes for children and adults are held at 10 a.m. in the Timrod Library, just a short sidewalk up from the church. Priest-In-Charge is The Rev. Al Votaw.
For more information, visit www.episcopalchurchofgoodshep-summerville.org/.
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Monday, July 29, 2013
There's a castle across from the Isle of Palms. It's probably not what you'd expect, though.
It's 75 feet long, six feet wide and three feet tall. And, it's made out of oysters.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District built an oyster castle, which gets its name from the castle-looking structure that the oysters grow on, in late May 2012. Today, it's thriving as an environmentally friendly way to curb erosion.
Alisha Timmons, a district biologist, volunteered to lead the project. "I was excited about it," she said, "because I was born and raised here, so I wanted to do whatever to help our environment and keep it functioning properly."
Once the castle was placed on the site, which is north of the Ben Sawyer Bridge and south of the Isle of Palms Connector, it took about three months for the spat, or baby oysters, to attach. The castle is a structure made from a mixture of shell, silica, concrete and limstone. "They (oysters) basically do all the work once you place it and lay it out for them," Timmons said. "They find it – I don't know how they find it – but they find it."
The project assumed a risk of not working at all, though. The spat might not have attached and barnacles could have populated the area instead. But, Timmons was careful to make sure the spat had ideal growing conditions, which is between May and November.
"Once the oysters get established, the structure and the oysters attached to it, they'll take the force of the waves and stop it from hitting the land," she added. "Then, the sediment will accumulate behind the structure. It promotes the establishment of native species."
The bank being protected by the oyster castle has improved by 0.29 of a foot. The oysters are not harvestable now, and might never be the centerpiece of a neighborhood oyster roast. The castle is marked by two signs 50 feet in both directions parallel with the bank that read: "Danger: Submerged Rock."
"So far, this project is doing what it's supposed to do," Timmons said.
David Warren, a Charleston District project manager, oversaw the oyster castle development. Using leftover funds from previous years, he came up with six locations that could benefit. But, there was only enough money for one. The project cost was $178,000, which included regular monitoring of the site.
"We'd love to do more of these," Warren said. The Army Corps of Engineers receives its budget from the federal government. Right now, the balance for the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (AIWW) is $0.
Warren makes a wish list for "budget defense" meetings and usually asks for $11-15 million of funding for the AIWW. But, because the waterway is used primarily for recreation and the annual cargo tonnage is less than 1 million, it isn't prioritized.
The most recent figures for AIWW tonnage are from 2010 and it was 178 tons, according to a Charleston District spokesperson.
The alternative to curbing erosion is excavating, laying fabric and placing various sized-stones down, Warren said. For a price comparison, a project completed that way last year for a site of about 200 feet cost about $1,000 per foot. The oyster castle's total construction cost – without monitoring and paying biologists which was $178,000 – was about $125,000, Warren estimated.
"Comparatively speaking, yes, this was more expensive, but the outcome was better," he added. The excavating, fabric and rock method isn't as environmentally friendly.
Warren pleaded his case for AIWW funding at a budget defense meeting last May. "We tout these little successes (the oyster castle)," he said, "but we don't make the decisions about what we get."
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Billabong hosted another successful Design For Humanity fashion and street party extravaganza Wednesday night in the NY backlot at Paramount Studios in Hollywood.
Approximately 4,000 people attended, and the sold out event raised more than $120,000 for VH1's Save the Music Foundation to help keep music education in schools.
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On Wednesday June 15th, Billabong held its 5th annual Design For Humanity benefit bash (www.designforhumanity.com) on the legendary NY Street Backlot at Paramount Studios in Hollywood. The evening was a blast and a total success so far raising over $120,000 for the VH1 Save The Music Foundation. Athletes, tastemakers and celebrities that came out to support included Extreme Home Makover's Ty Pennington, Holly's World's Holly Madison, Nikita's Tiffany Hines, Sean Stewart, Three6Mafia, Men of a Certain Age's Brittany Curran, Secret Life of the American Teenager's Grant Ward, Billabong athletes Keala Kennelly, Jamie Anderson, Courtney Conlogue, Maya Gabeira and Greg Long.
The runway fashion show lead by Billabong design director Mandy Robinson, paid homage to this year's charity, the VH1 Save the Music Foundation, with looks inspired by some of Billabong's favorite artists, Mick Jagger, Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, and Hendrix as well as favorite foxy muses like Uschi Obermaier and Pamela Courson. The styling was reminiscent of this Rock & Roll era with itsy bitsy snake bikinis, crochet dresses, cropped snake skin jackets, exaggerated bell bottoms, fringed hi-waisted shorts, and floor length sheer maxi dresses.
The sold out fashion-music-art block party was a blow out with indie gods Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros playing an incredible set and announcing it as their last in LA for the rest of the year, and rising rock & roll star Hanni El Khatib with his sinewy guitar and wry, whiskey-glazed voice killed it on the financial district stage.
As always there was a huge art element to Design for Humanity. Morgan Maassen, who worked with Billabong to shoot their team riders all over the world, created a "Soundwaves" photo exhibit with the photos and video playing on plasma screens from the various shoots. A massive pop-up gallery and art auction, curated by Daniel Chang and AR4T Gallery in Laguna, featured works by over 50 participating artists, including The Clayton Brothers, Jeff Soto, Dave Kinsey, and Tara McPherson. The remaining art will be available on charityfolks.com/designforhumanity for those unable to attend this year's Design for Humanity to bid on.
The VH1 Save The Music Foundation created a one-of a kind guitar installation onsite, with signed instruments that went for auction. Taylor and Cordoba donated guitars with musicians; Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Natasha Bedingfield, and Donovan Frankenreiter all signing them. Additionally, Death Cab for Cutie signed and donated a Yamaha drum head, the Foo Fighters signed and donated a Gibson guitar.
Billabong's Brand Director Candy Harris said about DHF 2011, "It was an absolutely amazing night, from the runway to the bands and artists. It was a proud moment for Billabong and the Vh1 Save The Music Foundation to see such a huge turn out of support for the event and our effort to keep music education in public schools".
The VH1 Save The Music Foundation is thrilled. "We are extremely grateful to Billabong for letting us be a part of this incredible event," said Paul Cothran, Executive Director of the VH1 Save The Music Foundation. "With their help we are one step closer to achieving our goal of ensuring that no child be deprived of access to a complete education that includes music."
100% of this year's ticket sales and proceeds from art show and product collaboration auction sales will be donated to The VH1 Save the Music Foundation (http://www.vh1savethemusic.com/), a non-profit organization dedicated to restoring instrumental music education in America's public schools, and raising awareness about the importance of music as part of each child's complete education. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $47 million in new musical instruments to 1,750 public schools in more than 100 cities around the country, impacting the lives of over 1.6 million children.
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FRANKFORT - Kids can learn what it's like to become wildlife during a special series of spring break programs April 2-6 at the Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort.
In honor of Salato's newest resident-a rambunctious male bobcat that arrived in February-kids can attend Bobcat Boot Camp throughout the week. Kids can pit their athletic prowess against the abilities of a bobcat by seeing if they can jump as far or walk as silently across sticks and leaves.
Kids also can bring out their inner amphibian on the frog course or become a bear and experience a culvert trap. These programs are being offered throughout the day.
Families might get a close look at some surprise animal visitors as well. You never know when a Salato employee will bring out a snake for kids to touch-or arrive with an owl perched on a gloved hand.
Salato's attractions include a bear, two bobcats, turkeys, deer, an eagle, a flying squirrel, bison, elk and a variety of birds. The newly constructed raptor aviary will give the bird on display a chance to spread its wings.
Other natural attractions include a marsh, a waterfall to walk underneath and miles of hiking trails ranging from easy to moderate.
If the weather is cold, visitors can warm up in the center itself. Inside attractions include a giant live snapping turtle, Kentucky's most dangerous snakes, aquariums with some oversized native fish, a window wall to watch the birds outside and educational displays featuring wildlife and fish.
Families can learn how hatcheries work while the kids try their hand at running an electrofishing boat and netting fish.
The Salato Center is operated by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. The center is located off U.S. 60, approximately 1 1/2 miles west of the U.S. 127 intersection. Look for the bronze deer statue at the entrance of the main Kentucky Fish and Wildlife campus.
Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Salato is closed on Sundays, Mondays and state holidays. Find more information about the center online at fw.ky.gov. The Salato Center is rated one of Frankfort's top attractions by tripadvisor.com.
Admission is $4 for adults and $2 for youth 5 to 18. Children under 5 are admitted free. The center also offers annual memberships for individuals and families.
Salato Center staff members have free loaner fishing rods for families wishing to fish in the two fishing lakes on the department's main grounds. The lakes have picnic areas and restrooms nearby. Several dozen Canada geese and a handful of mallard ducks reside on the lakes.
Researchers seek public's help in locating barn owl nesting locations: Researchers need the public's help in finding more nesting sites of Kentucky's remaining barn owls.
Barn owls, with their distinctive heart-shaped faces and dark eyes, were plentiful across Kentucky as late as the 1960s. Currently, however, there are only about 25 documented nesting locations statewide.
Wildlife biologists with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources need to locate as many barn owl nesting sites as possible to gain a deeper understanding of why this species has declined in the state.
Barn owls have gradually lost their historic nesting and foraging habitat as landowners cut down the old trees damaged by storms and converted pastures, hayfields and grasslands to row crops. Biologists, however, are looking for additional reasons for the decline. Researchers are also asking for the public to report any dead barn owls, so that specimens can be collected and examined.
Other more common owl species are often confused with barn owls. Barn owls have no ear tufts. They are a medium-sized bird, measuring 14-20 inches tall. However, they can appear larger when in flight due to their 3 1/2-foot wingspan. Barn owls have a whitish face and breast with whitish to pale cinnamon bodies. They do not hoot like some owls species. Instead, they screech and hiss, especially when approached. For more information on identifying barn owls, please see the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife webpage at: http://fw.ky.gov/owlidentification.asp.
Barn owls prefer open areas such as hayfields and pasture; they are usually not found in the woods. Although they often nest in hollow trees, barn owls also regularly nest in manmade structures such as old barns, silos, grain bins, chimneys, hay lofts and attics. They also may settle in older residential areas that have larger, cavity-prone trees.
Barn owls can nest year-round in Kentucky, although most of the nesting activity occurs from March through August. They do not build a nest of sticks and grass. Instead, they will lay their eggs directly on the surface of the nest site they choose.
For more information about barn owls in Kentucky and the research project, go online to http://fw.ky.gov/barnowls.asp.
Anyone with information about the location of a barn owl nest or a dead barn owl should contact Wildlife Biologist Kate Heyden at 1-800-858-1549, ext. 4475. Observers can also e-mail Heyden at email@example.com.
Barn owls are sensitive to disturbance, so if a nest is found, it's best to leave the owls be and avoid attracting attention to it. Researchers are careful to document nests without disturbing the owls.
For the protection of owls and landowners, exact nesting locations and landowner information is strictly confidential and will not be released to the public. Information provided to Kentucky Fish and Wildlife for this study is used for research purposes only.


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You might call Mark Kratt a "driven" man, especially when you see him riding the custom-built bike on which he logs 300+ miles every week. He's driven by his dedication to a cause: to raise money and awareness for HIV/AIDS outreach and services throughout California. For the second consecutive year, Mark will participate in the AIDS/LifeCycle (ALC) ride, joining more than 2,000 other cyclists who'll make the 545-mile ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles in June 2013.
"I'd been a biking fanatic and a volunteer with the Stop AIDS Project and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation for years, so participating in ALC-11 in 2012 seemed like a natural next step," Mark recalls. "And it really helped that GoGrid supported me. More than half my pledges last year came from a corporate donation and my coworkers. The company culture really focuses on giving back to the community."
In addition to supporting Mark's ALC participation, GoGrid works with Family Giving Tree and the San Francisco Food Bank every year to collect and share much-needed items during the holidays. The company also sponsored a "team in training" to help fight cancer by raising money for every mile walked or run during the Nike Marathon in San Francisco last October, with donations going to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS).
Mark, who started at GoGrid in 2002 as a billing and accounting associate, recently celebrated a decade with the company and now manages GoGrid's billing team. Every day before he starts work, Mark takes a ride across the Golden Gate Bridge and to the top of Conzelman in the Marin Headlands. He also regularly takes part in ALC training rides helps with reaching out to new riders. "I've gotten more involved in motivating and mentoring first-time riders this year," he said. "ALC is a signature biking event because it's meant for recreational riders rather than professionals or racers. Even so, a 7-day ride is a huge commitment—and can be intimidating." That's one of the reasons Mark's also on the planning committee for the 2013 Jonathan Pon 2-Day Memorial Ride, which takes place in May. "The Jon-Pon gives first-time riders a taste of what it's like to ride 2 days back to back and camp overnight with other cyclists," he said. Not to mention that the 150-mile ride through Marin and Sonoma counties, with an overnight beside the Russian River, is just plain gorgeous.
Mark explains, "ALC is a wonderful experience because for 7 days, the people involved behave the way you wish everyone would behave every day. It's an open, honest, and trusting environment where no one complains about standing in line for food or the bathroom. The shared experience of the ride creates such a secure community; we don't even worry about locking stuff up at night. And the mutual support for how tough the ride is—and how much we're all challenged physically—is unbelievable."
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I'm wondering of there are any hellp specialists in the United Kingdom. I'm from the Manchester area and am looking to talk to a specialist about my experience of hellp syndrome.
Here is my story....
It was my first pregnancy and I had become so swollen, I was exhausted and had the wilds worst heart burn during the night. I was irritable, agitated every night unable to sleep because I had such bad pains on either side of my bump and just below my breasts. I had sever headaches and blurred vision And was so swollen i was unrecognisable. I saw a specialist at 37 weeks and 3 days (baby had always been small and so I was having scans every 2 weeks towards the end) this stemmed from having a low Papp a reading. Down syndrome was ruled out after having an amniocentesis.
At my appointment I cried to the specialist and told him about the above symptoms. He said 'normal pregnancy pains' and didn't even examine me. They said on the scan the baby was well over 6 lb in weight. My blood pressure was slightly raised but no traces of protein were shown in my urine so I was told to come back to the hospital in 2 days. I went back on the Friday and my bp was high again, I had plus 2 of protein in my urine and was told "you will be having your baby today"
Me and my Husbsnd were sent to the **** hospital were again my bloods were checked and urine and bp. I had no protein present in the urine, bp was fine (2 hour after initial tests at other hospital) but it showed I had traces of something in my blood which signalled I was getting pre eclampsia. A specialist came and told me 'it's coming but go home' I felt so poorly and knew something was wrong. I felt let down and very emotional as I knew what I was feeling couldn't be normal as I felt like I was dying. I'd been told to go back to the hospital in 2 days as they wanted to monitor me.
The morning after I cried to my husband because I felt ao poorly, I was frightened I wouldn't make the next 3 weeks of the pregnancy. That evening I had the most horrendous pain at the top of my bump, I tried a bath but it wouldn't go, it felt like my lungs had collapsed and I knew I was seriously poorly. We rushed to hospital and upon arrival my dialostolic bp measurement was 114. I alsp began to vomit. I had plus 4 protein in my urine and I knew something was dreadfully wrong.
I was given magnesium sulphate immediately and told my bloods were showing I was very poorly (never was I or my family told I had hellp syndrome)
I was given am emergency c section shortly after where I was told because my platelets were not clotting that I could bleed to death. My baby boy weighed 5 lb 9 at 37 weeks and 6. (I ask myself of the specialist that week had known the real weight of my baby would that have signalled that all was not ok)
I was told I had suffered major problems with my liver ( liver function reading was 255 ) and kidney damage and I was kept in hospital for 7 days because my blood pressure wouldnt budge from the diastolic readings in the 100's.
The midwives would relay that I had been seriously poorly and I was lucky to be alive. I never realised what they meant until I began researching. I realise i could have lost myplant boy and even my own life and this has taken a while to get my head around. I was on 800 mg a day of Labetalol.
Once home I could barely look after my baby, it was heart breaking as I was ao weak I could barely hold him.
14 weeks on, I'm finally off the blood pressure medication, my liver, kidneys and blood clotting are normal again but my biggest fear is will hellp strike again? Is there someone I can talk to about what happened to me and why? Will I be monitored in my next pregnancy or will I be ignored again and told I'm having normal pregnancy pains and edema.
Please someone advise me as I have been told by my gp to complain about how poorly I was treated. Had I been seen to earlier I do not believe the pre eclampsia would have developed into hellp.


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April 11, 2014
This spring Nebraska Wesleyan University students Alex Langley and Rebecca Brune will begin implementing a new program aimed at empowering middle school girls as they transition to high school.
April 8, 2014
Two rhetoric scholars will discuss powerful women in renaissance at Nebraska Wesleyan University's annual Holder Lecture on Thursday, April 24.
April 8, 2014
In just six short weeks, 119 former students of Dr. David Mickey pledged over $26,000 to establish a fund that will provide scholarships to future NWU students.
April 7, 2014
We're planning several events over the summer months. Mark your calendars and join us for fun and fellowship.
April 2, 2014
The Weary Center will close for Open Recreation at 6:00pm on Friday, April 18th for Easter Recess. The pool will close at 5:00pm the same day.
March 31, 2014
"When asking ourselves "Why we give" we thought of Nebraska Wesleyan's core values. In particular, two core values inspire us to give back: Liberal Arts and Community.
March 31, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University will screen the documentary "Komora: To Heal." The film follows orphan survivors of the 1994 Tutsi genocide in Rwanda and the people who stepped in to raise them.
March 31, 2014
Beginning next fall, three new meal plans will be available:
March 31, 2014
The Spring Visiting Writers Series concludes Thursday, April 17 with poet Joshua Robbins, author of Praise Nothing.
March 27, 2014
In 1982, Nebraska Wesleyan University English professor William Kloefkorn was appointed Nebraska state poet.
March 26, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Music Department will present the French opera, Lakmé.
March 24, 2014
Next fall students will be welcomed back with several improvements and changes to our food service program. Key changes will include:
March 21, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Theatre Department will perform its last weekend cabaret with music from around the world.
March 21, 2014
Four Nebraska Wesleyan University students with a passion for activism were in Arizona March 21-23 attending the Seventh Annual Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU).
March 21, 2014
A group of Nebraska Wesleyan students will experience the rich diversity within the U.S. during an alternate spring break service trip to the nation's capital March 22-27.
March 20, 2014
On April 11, 25 teams of Nebraska Wesleyan University students, faculty and staff will begin their 24-hour relay for cancer research.
March 19, 2014
Nancy Newman, director of Student Health Services, has been nominated and named a finalist for the Lincoln Journal Star's "Best Nurses in Nebraska" contest.
March 18, 2014
Lincoln artist Craig Roper brings his take on growing up in the contemporary west to the next Elder Gallery exhibit, "My Western Landscape."
March 18, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University will mark the upcoming 102nd anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic with a community presentation featuring a journalist, author and descendant of one of the ship's...
March 14, 2014
Former students of LaVerne Rudell surprised their beloved professor with an endowed fund in her name during Nebraska Wesleyan University's sixth annual Business Summit, held March 7.
March 11, 2014
Students from high schools in Lincoln gathered at Nebraska Wesleyan University to participate in a "math circle."
March 10, 2014
Uliana Furiv follows the turmoil in Ukraine from afar.
March 7, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University senior Alex Langley is one of four college students in the country who will spend 12 days in New York participating in the international policymaking process.
March 6, 2014
Kathleen Hall Jamieson will visit Nebraska Wesleyan University to present the Lambda Pi Eta Honorary Lecture. Her lecture is titled, "Communicating Science in a Polarized Political Environment."
March 3, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Touch of Class Jazz Choir will make three performance stops on its spring tour.
March 1, 2014
The Weary Center will be offering some limited hours over Spring Break (March 18-22). Those hours will be: Monday-Thursday: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm & 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Friday:
February 28, 2014
Theatre professor Dan Hays and his daughter Caitlin, a senior theatre major, are Nebraska Wesleyan University's Oscar experts.
February 28, 2014
Trey Closter and Clint Baldwin dream of opening a supplement business someday.
February 27, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University professor Mark Stutz has been selected to receive an Athletic Trainer Service Award from the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA).
February 24, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Theatre Department will present a weekend cabaret with the theme, "Once Upon a Time: Music, Magic and Mystery."
February 18, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University communication studies professor David Whitt has been selected to present the inaugural Faculty Scholarship Lecture.
February 18, 2014
It is not unusual to see a rise in illness on campus this time of year. Help yourself and others stay healthy!
February 17, 2014
While temperatures in Nebraska reached record-breaking lows in early January, 14 Nebraska Wesleyan University students experienced a different kind of extreme.
February 17, 2014
A former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Sri Lanka, and for Counter-Terrorism will deliver Nebraska Wesleyan University's annual Curtis Lecture on Public Leadership on Thursday, February 27.
February 7, 2014
Twelve Nebraska Wesleyan students involved in the student organization, Global Service Learning (GSL), spent their semester break in January at the Iskashitaa Refugee Network in Tucson, Ariz.
February 7, 2014
Playwriting has always been a passion for senior theatre major Megan Ghorashy. Her talents were recognized at the Region V Festival where she was awarded first place for her one-act play, "Final...
February 5, 2014
Immaculée Ilibagiza's lecture scheduled for Tuesday, February 18 has been postponed due to her canceled flight. The lecture has been rescheduled for Wednesday, February 26 at 6:30 p.m in Olin B...
February 4, 2014
Two faculty and two staff meetings have been scheduled for February as we continue work on the Archways Plan 2017, the university's strategic plan.
January 30, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University has announced its Academic Honors List for the fall semester of the 2013-2014 academic year.
January 30, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University has announced its Advantage Program academic honors list for the fall semester of the 2013-2014 academic year.
January 29, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University is growing its graduate degree programs. Beginning this fall, NWU will offer a Master of Business Administration program and a Master of Science in Nursing/Master of...
January 29, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University's next Elder Gallery exhibit highlights the work of three multi-media artists whose work focuses on common objects.
January 27, 2014
The Wesleyan Entertainment Board (WEB) has planned several events for the spring semester.
January 27, 2014
When Professor Meghan Winchell's African American History class switched from three credit hours to four, she didn't add more reading assignments.
January 27, 2014
NWU students made beaded bracelets and played cashier with first-graders at Elliot Elementary to help them learn math.
January 24, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University's International Film Festival has expanded from one to two weekends and will feature ten foreign films, February 6-9 and February 13-16.
January 17, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University President Fred Ohles joined approximately 100 college presidents on Thursday, January 16 in committing to new and expanded efforts in enrolling and graduating more low-...
January 13, 2014
The artistic talents of high school students will be showcased at Nebraska Wesleyan's fifth annual juried art exhibition "Bridge."
January 9, 2014
Nebraska Wesleyan University student Sean Tomes always knew he wanted to study abroad. But like many science majors, Tomes' schedule didn't leave much room for a semester away.
January 8, 2014
The spring semester will bring to campus a variety of guest lectures including a Rwandan genocide survivor, a former U.S. ambassador, an award-winning author, Huffington Post religion editor,...


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iPod touch 5 unboxing and hardware tour
Apple's new iPod touch 5 makes the already nearly 2-dimensional iPhone 5 look thick by comparison, but we knew that already. Now that they've finally hit stores in all their multi-colored, looped up glory, we can finally get a good look at everything else.
In addition to Darth Vader black and Storm Trooper White, I picked up an Imperial Guard red and Leanna got a Max Rebo blue. (I'm still waiting on my Yoda green nano!) They all look great, at least fresh out of the package. The loop is the only slight let down. It's leathery, which is nice, but thin and, at least to my eyes, not very Apple-like. Something like the old iPod lanyard might have been a better choice.
We'll be back soon with a full review, but in the meantime, here's the unboxing and the hardware tour.
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The iPod Touch 5's are fantastic. I got mine last weekend at the Apple Store. There were, however, at the time no cases or other accessories for them. I've been hanging on to mine for dear life for a week now. I hope the cases come out very soon. It is much faster than the Touch 4. The cameras are actually far better than previously. They are extremely light and thin. They are not, however, cheap feeling as some others have stated. I like the fact that Apple finally added the flash to the back. I don't do a lot of indoor photography, but it makes the few that I do take look much more appealing. All in, I'd give the iPod Touch 5 - 4.5/5. I'd have given it 5/5 if they'd increased the memory capacity.
@rene... you seemed so excited about apples new idea... a string... that can be attached... to your ipod... so revolutionary...
So I saw these photos a few days ago and rushed out to the Apple store to take a look at the sweet RED iPod Touch... woahah! that RED is not red - it's a muted pukey pink! I wish Apple had the same color eye as you photographer! Speaking of, I know Ives is considered a demi-god in the design work but his color palette is weak. Would it kill him to use Cobalt blue, indigo, or ruby red sometime?! Until then I'll keep my iPod Touch 2G in black.


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It is very simple to see how Vitor is not unequivocally a cheater. Proof is lacking. Drug testing was weak in those days. Although drug testing has improved, it is still significantly lacking.
I never said that a forum should be an intellectual pissing contest. I laughed at your use of "OH U MAD?", which is a borderline retarded response. I made a joke about it. You instantly respond with an emotional attack instead of re-reading how stupid the post in question sounded. I don't care if you think you are more intelligent than me, adolescents always know it all. Don't they?
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You are obviously insecure about your lack of intelligence so resort to being more and more of a docuhe each day. By the way every time I come back at you and your shit I get rep'd so obviously I'm not alone here.
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I really hope Ronda vs. Gina doesn't happen. It would be one of the stupidest matchmaking shenanigans to happen in a while, and that is saying a lot. I would be perfectly fine if Gina came out of retirement and fought some other non-title fights, though. In fact, I would actually be excited for that. It would be pretty funny if Gina came back fighting with some lower ranked females and instantly became a bigger draw and more popular than Rousey.
As for trt being banned, I think that it's a good thing. TRT was just such an open avenue for abuse, that it is probably better off being banned. If someone has needed trt since they were a child, I can agree with them getting a pass, but if a fighter suddenly develops a need for it (be it from steroid abuse or even something like weight cutting), then I think it is time for them to step aside or find a natural solution that can work for them.
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Chelsea have edged ahead of Manchester City and Real Madrid in the race to net £40million striking sensation Falcao.
David Moyes will wait on the breakdown of his transfer budget before deciding on his Everton future.
Aston Villa believe they will fight off the big boys and hold on to rising stars Christian Benteke and Andreas Weimann.
Michael Laudrup has a £10million price put on his head by Swansea.
Rio Ferdinand's racism row escalated last night when the FA said they had no evidence of the vile chants from fans.
Simon Mignolet insists Sunderland's players are geared up for their relegation scrap.
Jack Cork claims Southampton striker Rickie Lambert is a better player than Chelsea's Fernando Torres.
Carlo Ancelotti wants PSG to offer David Beckham a new 12-month deal.
Nathan Dyer reckons leaving Swansea would be akin to committing football suicide.
Swansea are keeping tabs on Real Betis duo Jose Canas and Alejandro Pozuelo.
Andre Villas-Boas has thanked Swansea for turning Steven Caulker into one of the country's finest defenders.
The FA last night broke its silence on the Rio Ferdinand abuse row to warn they will ban any England fan guilty of racist chanting.
Leeds manager Neil Warnock is fuming after a loan deal for Stoke winger Jermain Pennant was blocked at the last minute.
Swansea are keeping tabs on Alejandro Pozuelo, Real Betis' contract rebel.
Martin O'Neill has sounded a wake-up call to £8million striker Connor Wickham.
Sir Alex Ferguson has warned Sunderland fans that their team is in real relegation trouble.
Andre Villas-Boas has thanked Swansea for returning Steven Caulker to them as an international defender.
Liverpool are favourites to sign Chrisian Eriksen from Ajax.
Albanian keeper Etrit Berisha confirmed Fulham have shown an interest in him.
Manchester United are set to re-ignite their interest in Barcelona's Thiago Alcantara.
Arsene Wenger has warned his players they're playing for their futures.
David Moyes is waiting to discover what budget he has to work with before deciding whether to sign a new Everton contract.


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The Wales We Want pilot report has been published, indicating a strong response to a National Conversation launched a year ago by Michael Sheen. The current Wellbeing of Future Generations (Wales) Bill, quotes Sheen as saying the legislation is 'pioneering' and has attracted global interest via Unicef. Also quotes at length Peter Davies, Commissioner for Future Generations. This article is issued for Cynnal Cymru/Sustain Wales.
Forward to the Past with social housing
Royston Jones writes: 'I believe that when it comes to social housing we're heading back into the past: the only question is, how far?'
Scottish surety and Welsh wavering
Dr Alan Sandry writes: Now that the dust has settled, and the banners and posters have been retired to the attic, it is becoming more and more evident that the SNP won the Scottish Referendum. So where now for Wales?
Letter from the Editor
Frances Jones-Davies writes the final editorial for the FINAL print issue of Cambria magazine.
Does it matter?
John Dixon writes: I really can't make up my mind whether Saunders Lewis did or did not have or express fascist sympathies. When I read one scholarly assessment I lean one way; when I read another, I lean the other. But I really don't care a great deal.