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We are based out of Charlotte, NC and our developments cross-cities and resort towns across the South. As our assets exceed $1 billion, including 70,000 acres of land, we continue to stay focused on developing the most innovative places for today's market. Our work goes beyond groundbreaking developments – we seek to instill the spirit of community into everything we do.
For almost half a century, we have been dedicated to creating communities that are designed to prosper. Our company has grown each year because our developments have grown with us.
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At Crescent, we approach every development as a chance to create the greatest place for its purpose. From amenity-rich resorts to efficiency-focused offices, we attempt to create exceptional environments that deliver what matters most to our consumers. Our projects go beyond brick and mortar to ensure their long-term success and sustainability. By paying close attention to the fine details for all four of our workstreams, we can work simultaneously and efficiently to create the best developments for the objectives at hand.
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We strive to incorporate stewardship into every project, to make difficult decisions that address current and future challenges, and to improve continuously. Through ongoing measurement, we hold ourselves accountable to challenging goals in traditional areas of environmental sustainability and in community building, health, happiness and longevity. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that the land and communities under our stewardship remain vibrant. We seek to leave behind legacies whose value builds with time.
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Crescent Communities' many developments are only possible with the help of our financial sponsors. We are owned by two global investment management funds that have collective assets under management of nearly $25 billion. Similarly to how we approach real estate, these funds focus on investments that have strong assets with long-term growth prospects. Learn more about our sponsors below.
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Anchorage Capital Group, LLC is a private investment firm that is able to invest across capital structure in both liquid and illiquid situations with a focus on special situations. They invest in opportunities with a view towards enhancing value as an active investor through recapitalization, restructuring, growth capital infusion and operational improvement. While managing $17.5 billion in assets, they own interests in regional builders California Coastal Communities and Orleans Homes, as well as private land management and development company Newhall Land.
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Daniel C. Van Epp, Non-Executive Chairman of Board of Managers - Mr. Van Epp has served as Non-Executive Chairman of Holdings' Board of Managers since January 2012 and, from September to December 2011, was our interim Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Van Epp also is Executive Vice President, Capital Markets and Acquisitions and Chief Investment Officer of Newland Real Estate Group, LLC, a diversified real estate management and development company specializing in MPCs. In those roles, he provides strategic and operational consultation to the Chairman of Newland, while also leading the company's efforts in capital markets and acquisitions. Mr. Van Epp previously served as Chief Operating Officer of Newland and President of its Mountain Region beginning in 2005. Mr. Van Epp has more than three decades of experience in real estate entity management and leadership, most recently as owner of The Van Epp Companies, a Nevada company which provides consulting services in the real estate development arena. From 1995 until 2004, he was Senior Vice President of The Rouse Company and President of its affiliate, The Howard Hughes Corporation, where he was responsible for the planning, development and production of residential, retail and office projects totaling millions of square feet. While at the Hughes Corporation, he led the development of its flagship community, Summerlin, in Las Vegas. Mr. Van Epp holds a bachelor's degree in building construction from Virginia Tech.
Gregory D. Ethridge, Member of Board of Managers - Mr. Ethridge is a Partner at MatlinPatterson Global Advisers LLC and joined the firm in January 2009. MatlinPatterson Global Advisers LLC is the investment manager of MatlinPatterson Global Opportunities Partners III L.P., one of our principal equity holders. Prior to joining MatlinPatterson Global Advisers LLC, Mr. Ethridge was a Principal in the Restructuring Group at Broadpoint Capital Inc. (subsequently renamed Gleacher & Company, Inc.), an investment banking firm. He started his career in crisis management at Conway, Del Genio, Gries & Co. in New York advising companies in Chapter 11. In 2001, he joined the Recapitalizaton and Restructuring Group at Jefferies & Company, Inc., where he executed corporate restructurings and leveraged finance transactions until 2005 when he joined Parallel Investment Partners LP (formerly part of Saunders, Karp and Megrue) as a principal investor executing recapitalizations, buyouts and growth capital investments in middle market companies. In 2006, he was one of two founding members of the New York corporate finance restructuring practice for Imperial Capital LLC. Mr. Ethridge graduated from the University of Texas at Austin where he received a bachelor's degree in business administration and a master's degree in accounting.
Soo Y. Kim, Member of Board of Managers - Since April 2009, Ms. Kim has been a senior member of the investment team of Anchorage Capital Group, L.L.C., where she is responsible for the real estate, building products and municipal bond investment sectors. Anchorage Capital Group, L.L.C. is the investment manager of Anchorage Capital Master Offshore, Ltd., one of our principal equity holders. Prior to joining Anchorage Capital Group, L.L.C. in 2009, Ms. Kim worked at Goldman Sachs, most recently as a Vice President in the Americas Special Situations Group where she was one of six industry heads responsible for the Group's $3 billion public investment portfolio. Ms. Kim joined Goldman Sachs in 2001 into its Principal Investment Area and was a member of the investment team in the Distressed Debt Principal Investing Group where she invested in capital structure of large bankrupt or distressed companies in a broad range of industries. Ms. Kim received a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and management science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a master's degree in business administration from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
Peter Schoels, Member of Board of Managers - Mr. Schoels is the Managing Partner at MatlinPatterson Global Advisers LLC. MatlinPatterson Global Advisers LLC is the investment manager of MatlinPatterson Global Opportunities Partners III L.P., one of our principal equity holders. Prior to joining MatlinPatterson Global Advisers LLC in July 2002, Mr. Schoels was a member of Credit Suisse's Distressed Group, which he joined in 2001. From 2000 to 2001, Mr. Schoels was Director of Finance and Strategy for Tradeledger and Knowledge Platform, application service providers focused on systems integration and content management, respectively, both subsidiaries of Itim Group Plc. From 1998 to 2000, he was Manager of Mergers and Acquisitions for Ispat International NV, the fourth largest steel company in the world, specializing in buying distressed steel assets in emerging markets. Mr. Schoels holds a master's degree in business administration from United Business Institutes in Brussels, Belgium, and a bachelor's degree in international business from Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Jon F. Weber, Member of Board of Managers - Mr. Weber has served as the Managing Director of the Portfolio Group at Anchorage Capital Group, L.L.C. since April 2010. Anchorage Capital Group, L.L.C. is the investment manager of Anchorage Capital Master Offshore, Ltd., one of our principal equity holders. From 2007 until 2011, he headed the Portfolio Operations Group within the Special Situations Group at Goldman Sachs, which was responsible for the operational oversight and value enhancement of portfolio companies in the Americas and Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Prior to joining Goldman Sachs, from 2003 to 2007, Mr. Weber was the senior finance and operations executive for Carl Icahn, where he was responsible for operational oversight of companies in which Mr. Icahn had a significant interest. In that capacity, Mr. Weber served as President of Icahn Enterprises, L.P., Chief Executive Officer of Philip Services Corporation and Viskase Companies, and as a board member of American Railcar Industries, National Energy Group, WestPoint International and XO Communications. Mr. Weber earned a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in business administration from Babson College and a juris doctor degree from Harvard Law School.
Thomas K. Sittema, Member of Board of Managers - Mr. Sittema is chief executive officer of CNL Financial Group, a leading private investment firm that provides global real estate and alternative investments. Sittema joined CNL in 2009 and assumed the CEO position in January of 2011. He leads a team that advises four real estate funds and a business development company. Since its inception in 1973, CNL Financial and its affiliates have formed or acquired companies with more than $26 billion in assets. Prior to joining CNL Financial, Mr. Sittema was managing director of real estate, gaming and lodging investment banking for Bank of America Merrill Lynch serving in numerous capacities, including sector head of REITS and lodging. Mr. Sittema led more than $20 billion in M&A transactions, $5 billion in equity offerings and more than $35 billion in debt transactions. Mr. Sittema's career has also included real estate financing and management of the Dallas real estate office for Bank of America and its predecessors. In 2007, he was named one of the "Seven Investment Bankers Every Director Should Know" by Corporate Board Member Magazine. Mr. Sittema earned a bachelor's degree in business administration at Dordt College and MBA in finance from Indiana University.
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Comments On Jun 01, 2015:Only 3.6 gallons!!!!!!!!!
RM and Clarke Concur that it is not 3.9 gallons!
Otherwise - Nice tank. Fits well. Does not leak. I can steer and move around on the bike without obstruction. Radiator scoops/shrouds do not fit flush to tank at rear - but never caught my legs on them.
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Comments On May 14, 2015:Installed the tank and have a month on it.
PROS: Good installation instructions - read them Large filler opening works with aftermarket KTM radiator fan
CONS: Had to drill out the petcock hole to fit OEM petcock/screen stack Gas cap lasted 3 weeks and then split open (replaced under warranty)
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Comments On Mar 06, 2015:This tank is the best upgrade I have ever done! Perfect for Woods Racing! The tank fits perfectly just like the stock tank! A must have.
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A strong season for the Fort Dorchester boys' soccer team ended Saturday in the third round of the Class AAAA playoffs.
Fort Dorchester was eliminated with a 2-1 loss to Dutch Fork.
It was a very physical match between a pair of Top 10 teams. The Silver Foxes (17-5-1) are ranked ninth in the 4-A coaches poll while the Patriots (14-6) are ranked 10th.
The center official issued four yellow cards and two red cards to Dutch Fork and three yellow cards to Fort Dorchester. One of the key plays of the game was a penalty kick hit by the Silver Foxes.
"This was one of those games where you had to keep fighting until the end," Dutch Fork coach Todd Woodward said. "Fort Dorchester is a hard-working team so we came in here just trying to match their intensity because we knew how they were going to go after the ball."
The Patriots created several scoring opportunities, particularly in the second half. However, the Silver Foxes did a good job defensively and continued to push the ball.
"I didn't have too many words for the kids after the game other than telling them I'm proud of them and this year I've had the most fun I've ever had as a coach," Fort Dorchester coach Chris Jones said. "In sports in general you can play your hearts out and even dominate the game but sometimes the ball just doesn't bounce your way. I feel like that was the case today. I think we outplayed them and played to our potential so I can't be disappointed."
Fort Dorchester scored its goal in the seventh minute of play.
Caleb Sandoval passed to Alihan Ozsoylu and he drove to the right post and then landed a shot in the left corner of the net.
Approximately eight minutes later, Dutch Fork answered.
After a Silver Foxes' shot was swept, Rhett Stevens chased the ball down near the right sideline and sent a booming, curving kick into the left corner of the net to tie the game.
The decisive score was set up with just more than four minutes remaining in the first half when Fort Dorchester keeper Tiago Dos Santos and a Dutch Fork player both went scrambling for a ball to the left side of the goal. Santos dove for the ball and knocked it out of bounds, but hit the other player's foot during the dive.
Dutch Fork was awarded a penalty kick that senior Graham Jermstad hit for the 2-1 Dutch Fork lead.
Dutch Fork advanced to face Lexington in the Lower State Championship match played Tuesday after press time.
On Thursday, the Patriots earned a 2-1 overtime victory over Spring Valley to move on to the third round.
"Tonight the boys showed a commitment and a desire to win that I hadn't seen from them this season," Jones said. "We've been talking about it, but tonight they proved they have a strong desire to win because that was an even game. Our boys' just took it tonight so I'm proud of them."
That contest was a tight match that didn't see a score until the final eight minutes of regulation.
The Fort was awarded a free kick deep in Viking territory. Mahlie Clay booted the ball to Reilly Ashton who sent a high shot just out of the reach of the Spring Valley goalkeeper and into the net with 7:15 showing on the game clock.
All the Patriots had to do was run out the clock, but Spring Valley took advantage of a free kick from deep within its own territory to tie the game in the closing minute.
The high and long kick sailed up field and after landing took a high bounce that left Fort keeper Christian Baker with a tough decision on whether to run up to try to secure the ball or play back. Baker attacked the ball and was about to grab it when Spring Valley's Brandon Burke leaped up and used his tall frame to head the ball past Baker and into the goal for a 1-1 tie.
In the first 10-minute overtime period, the Fort had some good scoring opportunities but couldn't put the ball into the net. Spring Valley also took some shots, but Baker made three saves in the period.
The Patriots finally broke the tie late in the second overtime period. Defender Koh Matsumoto gained possession in Viking territory and sent a precision pass across midfield to forward Jack Stasek who sprinted by the second-last defender to pull the Viking keeper out of the goal. Stasek then sent a shot out of the keeper's reach and into the net for the 2-1 Fort lead.
The Patriots graduate six seniors who will be missed, but should return a core of strong players next season.
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Many of the Lowcountry's top track and field athletes will compete at the Summerville High School track this weekend.
The 21st annual Outback Steakhouse Azalea Invitational Track and Field Meet is scheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday. Tickets for the daylong event are $5 at the gate.
"This meet has a history of outstanding performances," meet director Steve Wilson said. "We've seen some amazing marks met there over the years. It is early in the season but the whether should be nice so there should be some good competition and teams should find out about where they stand."
This year's meet will feature some 700 athletes from approximately 30 schools. The majority of the teams hail from the Lowcountry but a few teams from other parts of the state will participate. Summerville, Fort Dorchester, Ashley Ridge, Woodland, Pinewood, Wando, Bishop England, West Florence, Whale Branch and Carvers Bay are just a few of the schools registered.
Last year the Cane Bay girls edged out Colleton County and Summerville to win the girls' meet. Stratford ran away with the boys' title.
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Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the open spaces within your spine, which can put pressure on your spinal cord and the nerves that travel through the spine. Spinal stenosis occurs most often in the neck and lower back.
While some people have no signs or symptoms, spinal stenosis can cause pain, numbness, muscle weakness, and problems with bladder or bowel function.
Spinal stenosis is most commonly caused by wear-and-tear changes in the spine related to aging. In severe cases of spinal stenosis, doctors may recommend surgery to create additional space for the spinal cord or nerves.
Many people have evidence of spinal stenosis on X-rays, but have no signs or symptoms. When symptoms do occur, they often start gradually and worsen over time. Symptoms vary, depending on the location of the stenosis:
Make an appointment with your doctor if you have persistent pain, numbness or weakness in your back, legs or arms.
While some people are born with a small spinal canal, most spinal stenosis occurs when something happens to reduce the amount of space available within the spine. Causes of spinal stenosis may include:
Most people with spinal stenosis have passed the age of 50. When younger people develop spinal stenosis, the cause is typically a genetic disease affecting bone and muscle development throughout the body.
Severe cases of spinal stenosis may cause:
If your family doctor suspects that you have spinal stenosis, he or she may refer you to a doctor who specializes in disorders of the nervous system (neurologist). Depending on the severity of your symptoms, you might also be referred to a spinal surgeon.
Before the appointment, you might want to prepare a list of answers to the following questions:
Your doctor may ask some of the following questions:
Spinal stenosis can be difficult to diagnose because its signs and symptoms resemble those of many age-related conditions. Imaging tests may be needed to help pinpoint the true cause of your signs and symptoms.
These tests may include:
The type of treatment you receive for spinal stenosis may vary, depending on the location of the stenosis and the severity of your signs and symptoms.
To control pain associated with spinal stenosis, your doctor may prescribe:
A physical therapist can teach you exercises that may help:
Your nerve roots may become irritated and swollen at the spots where they are being pinched. Injecting a corticosteroid into the space around that constriction can help reduce the inflammation and relieve some of the pressure. However, repeated steroid injections can weaken nearby bones and connective tissue, so only a few injections a year are allowed.
Surgery may be considered if:
The goal is to relieve the pressure on your spinal cord or nerve roots. For example, a laminectomy removes the back part (lamina) of the affected vertebra to create more room within the spinal canal. In some cases, vertebrae also may need to be fused together to maintain the spine's strength.
In most cases, surgery helps reduce spinal stenosis symptoms. But some people's symptoms stay the same or get worse after surgery. Surgical risks include infection, a tear in the membrane that covers the spinal cord, a blood clot in a leg vein and neurological deterioration.
The following home treatments might help:
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – A Goin' Bald for Bucks fundraiser hosted at Hilbert College on April 3 raised nearly $6,400, more than double the event goal, in support of cancer research and patient care programs at Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
Sponsored by the Hilbert Junior Leadership Scholarship group, several students, faculty and staff had their hair shaved or cut at the fundraiser.
Among the participants (pictured here) were, left to right: Andrew Maguda of Cheektowaga; Marne Griffin of Marilla, associate professor of English; Orchard Park residents Kathryn Eskew, associate professor of human and rehabilitation services, and Ron Eskew, Ph.D., director of institutional research and assessment; Rebecca Sutton of Eden; Gregory Zitnik of Blasdell; Jonathan Hulbert of Frewsburg, Student Government Association president, who helped organize the fundraiser and participated in honor of a family member; Andrew D'Amico of Akron; and Lisamarie Bensman, Ph.D., of Buffalo, assistant professor of psychology.
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Nietzsche writes in Beyond God and Evil of the 'new philosophers' future atheists who will reject all metaphysical notions, commanders and lawgivers who will live outside the herd concept of morality and have the strength, the will to power, to create their own values.
These new philosophers will say yes to life, yes even to the idea of eternal return because their experiments, their values will justify all of human existence.
With such ideas Nietzsche allows us to ask an amazing question, perhaps the most important question ever asked. The question is this: what undertaking might these new philosophers fabricate for mankind? What non-metaphysical project might these new philosophers give to mankind?
Remember the project would have to be so grand it would retrospectively make the entire history of human suffering worth it.
To put it another way: What shall we do for the next 10,000 years?
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I should have mentioned ITER earlier; a fusion reactor. A real one. It works. (Fusion I mean, not ITER. Not yet.)
You put a tiny little star inside an electromagnetic box. It's not like a steam boiler that turns a turbine to generate electricity. That little baby dumps oodles of raw electricity right into the wires hooked up to the box. No radiation. No waste. No meltdowns.
The problem? Right now it takes more energy to make the electromagnetic box work than you get from the little star inside it. But there seems to be an economy of scale. The bigger the electromagnetic box and star, the more energy you get; size matters. Make it big enough and you'll get a net energy output. Clean, safe, plentiful energy from a fusion reactor that works like the sun.
But the question is: how big? How do you make it work on a larger scale? It's a major scientific challenge. But the United States, European Union, India, Japan, China, Russia, and South Korea decided it has enough promise to team up and collectivity fund ITER with a combined $12 billion.
So we really are working toward an abundant, non-polluting, and relatively cheap source of energy. It might take another fifty (or another hundred) years to become as commonplace as power plants that run on fossil fuels. Or, it may never work at all.
Still, I find it encouraging that the effort is being made at all, and the underlying science is just fascinating; especially the idea that Helium-3 isotopes from the lunar regolith would be an ideal fuel. What a fine reason to continue the international cooperation surrounding ITER and begin a Star Trek-like push into space to colonize the moon.
I think the difference between the Star Trek future and socialism is that the Federation doesn't need to tax everyone and redistribute the wealth to the poor in order to supply their needs. Instead, scientific advances have made energy, food, and other necessities so easily obtainable and plentiful as to be essentially limitless and free to all. So I think it's not so much a political situation as a technological one.
Just ran across this article, Should We Rejoice A Post-Work Future?, from The Daily Beast which might give us much to think about as regards living in a world without having to work.
I really don't mind work much, but having to shut a contracting business down recently, did expose me back to the 'cluster f--k' of a job search. Atleast this time, after being self directed for the better part of 6 years, I'll be ok.
The poor fellow in the vid. My wife watched the vid also, I guess she also had a similar experience, but without the 'distruction of company property', melt down. My favorite movie from the late 90's 'Office Space', has a similar melt down, but with three people taking the offending copy machine and distructively 'disassembling' it in a large field with lots of appropriate hand tools. I think I have matured past thinking of distroying any property. It just costs too much, and I just hate adding to anything like ugliness. Anyway, why distroy the twisted machine when it can be sent to a third world country to be burned or recycled, meeting its just reward...LOL
commanders and lawgivers who will live outside the herd concept of morality and have the strength, the will to power, to create their own values.
This is already the case. However, those who have political, economic, and military power don't tend to be moral paragons. They tend to be selfish, and more than willing to sacrifice the lives of others for nothing more than their own comfort, or a few digits in their bank accounts.
These new philosophers will say yes to life, yes even to the idea of eternal return because their experiments, their values will justify all of human existence.
The great thinkers of history have always been voices howling in the wilderness. Those who have had any kind of impact regarding improving conditions for the masses have had their lives ended early. Considering the widening gap between the haves and have-nots, and the casual attitude toward top-down violence across cultural lines, I don't see any social renaissance on the horizon.
To put it another way: What shall we do for the next 10,000 years?
Most likely, continue consuming the world's natural resources at an alarming rate, continue poisoning our skies and waterways, continue killing each other off in the pursuit of tribal superiority, all with the occasional bright spot in the realms of science and art.
I'm hoping for a high-protein, no-fat, pepperjack cheese. Sounds like a step in the right direction.
RE: "What shall we do for the next 10,000 years?" - I can't speak for anyone else, but I expect to spend the greater part of it, dead --
Yes I expect that the term 'we' is a little fuzzy...
I will be with the Baby Jesus in Heaven for all Eternity.....:P
I heard this before. I think it could be rather dull, you know baby Jesus looking at you, you looking at baby Jesus, nothing much to talk about. He never crys, never has a fit, just a little to much like a still born, but hay it takes all kinds...
@ Obfuskation ,
I'm hoping for a high-protein, no-fat, pepperjack cheese. Sounds like a step in the right direction.
And I'm just waiting for my Soylent Green order to arrive from Amazon.com. :D


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This is one of those things that I really need to incorporate into my regular cleaning, along with getting my oven spic-and-span. I'm curious -- how often do other folks clean their major kitchen appliances?
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I was in the grocery store the other day when I noticed a cleaning product recommended to keep dishwashers "clean" and running smoothly. I have to admit that I only recently had the privilege of having a dishwasher in my kitchen. Most of my life, I was the dishwasher, and I was really not up to speed on maintaining the appliance. I presumed that as the dishes were cleaned with detergent and water, so too was my dishwasher.
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Consider the condition of the dishes and silverware you put in your dishwasher each day. While it is highly recommended that you first scrape plates to prevent leftovers from going in the dishwasher, most dishwasher owners are guilty of not being as thorough as they could be. As a result, food particles and other materials get caught up in the drainage system of the dishwasher, causing blockage of water and ultimately leading to the demise of your appliance. (See also: The 5 Best Dishwashers)
Clean Seals
Seals that prevent your dishwasher from leaking water all over your kitchen floor tend to break down over time. One of the main reasons this breakdown occurs is due to the bleaching ingredients contained in most dishwasher gels. For this reason, it is wise to use powdered detergent to protect the life of your dishwasher components. You can help prevent breakdown also by regularly cleaning seals around the door with a toothbrush and hot, soapy water. The toothbrush will help reach the small areas sponges will not. Around the seal and the drain are areas particularly susceptible to buildup of damaging debris.
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Aiken Downtown Development Association has coordinated another Spring Sidewalk Sale for March 7 to 9.
Spring is right around the corner, which means downtown Aiken is ready to usher out the old and welcome in the new, offering exciting bargains for all downtown shoppers.
Participating downtown merchants will celebrate the annual event in the traditional manner, offering bargains either on sidewalk tables or just inside their business doors, if the weather turns bad, the sale will occur come rain or shine.
"We will have many items on our sale tables that are reduced 50 percent or more. In addition we will have 20 percent off storewide, with a few exclusions," said Ron Brenneman, owner of Birds and Butterflies.
Lionel Smith Ltd., located on Laurens Street, is "trying to clear out fall to get ready for spring" – offering up to 80 percent off select items.
All the participating merchants will have specials for downtown shoppers. As of Friday, 22 businesses have signed up to participate. They include: Aiken Antique Mall, 3 Monkeys Fine Gifts, Aiken Dry Goods, Birds and Butterflies, The Bone-I-fide Bakery, Caroline's Boutique, Charlotte's Bridal Fashions, Equine Divine, Lionel Smith Ltd, MB Jewelry and Beads, My Aiken Body, Pitter Patter Children's Boutique, Plum Pudding, Powercuts Salon, Spa and Gift Boutique, Re-Fresh, Tea Garden Gifts, True Value Hardware and Vinya's.
"And please don't forget our wonderful businesses located off Laurens – ACTS, participating Thursday and Friday only, on Hayne Avenue; Gallery J in the Alley; Inner Beauty MD on Pendleton Street and Palmetto Package and Fine Wines on Park Avenue," Carla Cloud, ADDA executive director, said. "You could find some fantastic deals. It's worth taking a trip off the beaten path."
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2012 Cross Country Highlights
- Placed 134th at New England Championships; 8k race (26:12.43)
- Placed 6th against Providence College (19:15.0)
- Placed 19th at Pre-Conference meet (27:28:92)
- Placed 225th at Paul Short Invitational (26:48)
- Finished 276th at Pre-Nationals (29:57.9)
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Before UNH
In high school Sam ran for the Manchester Central. During his senior year, his cross country team won the New Hampshire and the New England Cross Country Championship and also placed 9th at Nike Cross Country Northeast Regionals. Individually Sam was the NH State Champion in the 3200 and also placed 6th at the New England Championships in the 3200.
Sam was born on November 11, 1992... the son of Daniel and Karin Gagnon... currently majoring in Kinesiology:Exercise Science.


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Athletic guard who can play both guard positions…Her junior season was cut short due to an injury early in the 2013-14 season but still received the Lady Aggie Spirit Award in 2014 … Had a strong sophomore season, serving as a valuable starter for the Aggies…Has totaled 320 points, 136 rebounds, 141 assists, 51 steals and 15 blocks in 60 career games for the Aggies…Has a career .722 free throw percentage and a .327 field goal percentage… … Named to the 2012 Fall Dean's List…Earned the team's Coach Award.
2013-14 Season: Played in just six games as a junior after tearing her anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) on Dec. 21 against George Washington…Averaged 8.0 points, 2.2 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game…Was 15-for-32 from the floor (.469), 13-for-17 from the line (.765) and 5-for-13 from 3-point range (.385)…Scored in double figures in three games … Recorded a season-high 15 points against Va. Lynchburg (Dec. 7) … Scored 13 points over UNC Asheville on Dec. 17 … Tallied 12 points in the season opener against Quinnipiac and dished out a game-high seven assists.
2012-13 Season: Played in 31 games with 19 starts as a sophomore…Averaged 6.6 points, 2.3 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game…Led the team with 88 assists… Scored in double figures six times …Led the team in assists 14 times and in steals six times…Tallied 11 points with five rebounds on Nov. 28 at Richmond…She had 10 points with three assists on Dec. 15 in a victory at Liberty, the 2012 Big South Champs….Had a team-high six assists on Dec. 21 against William & Mary…Recorded 10 points on Jan. 3 at UNCW…Set a season and career-high with 14 points against George Washington on Jan. 6…Had 12 points against Coppin State on Jan. 28…Had 12 points against S.C. State on March 2…Matched a career-best with seven assists against Howard on March 15…Set a new career-best with eight assists against James Madison in the WNIT on March 21.
2011-12 Season: Played 23 games with eight starts…Averaged 3.0 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.7 assists while totaling 13 steals… Led the team in assists five times, in steals once, in blocks four times and had two games with five or more assists…Recorded a season-high 13 points on March 5 against Morgan State in the first round of the MEAC Tournament…Went 6-for-10 from the line on Jan. 28 against UMES, and collected a season-best seven rebounds in the game…Had a season-high five steals on Feb. 27 at Savannah State…Played a season-high 33 minutes on Jan. 30 and Feb. 27.
High School: Named second-team all-state, second-team all-conference and second-team all-county her freshman and sophomore seasons…Garnered first-team all-state, first-team all-conference and first-team all-county honors as well as Player of the Year as a junior and a senior…Also competed in track…Attended Nitro High and George Washington High.
Personal: Full name is Adriana Nazario…She is the daughter of Star Hogan and Andre Nazario….Has three siblings, Terrick, Andre and Silas, and was born on Jan. 24, 1993…Majors in psychology and plans to pursue a career in sports psychology…Serves as a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Council …Her other interest include music and studying the stars.
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John E. Walker, Ph.D to Speak at Business Leaders of Uncommon Excellence Lecture Series
Thursday, March 07, 2013 4:00 PM
Dr. John E. Walker, founder, past CEO and chairman of the board of Andesa Services will present the lecture, "Re-thinking the Purpose of the Firm" at the Business Leaders of Uncommon Excellence Lecture Series on Thursday, March 7 at 4:00 p.m. in the East Parlor, St. Joseph Hall.
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I've searched the forums and tried several options for the last couple of days and I haven't found a solution I want so far and I was hoping you guys could help me with the following:
When I cold boot my laptop (Windows 8 x64) and I wake my NAS, everything is fine. I copy my files from and to my NAS with a transfer speed of around 39 MB/s. I have a Synology DS213j. I know this NAS could do quicker, but my laptop is the bottleneck in this one. No worries, 39 MB/s is fast enough for me. But if my laptop is on for a couple of hours and I've copied several files from and to my NAS, the performance drops to around 5~6 MB/s and there is no way to get the previous 39 MB/s back, until I reboot Windows.
I tried the following:
* Router reset.
* NAS restart.
* Against better knowledge: replaced my UTP-cables.
* Updated my network card drivers.
* Changed several settings on my NAS, like enabling / disabling SMB2 and Large MTU support.
* Changed the setting of my network card to prevent it from entering "sleep" (using device manager).
* Changed the setting of my network card to force it to "full duplex / 1gbps" instead of "auto negotiation".
All to no avail. It only helps to reboot Windows. After the Windows reboot my network speeds is up to 39 MB/s again. It's like smb/cifs is "full" or just bogged down. This doesn't happen if I use my MacBook which uses AFP.
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Yelawolf, Feist among highlights of Bonnaroo's first daysWritten by Jason Mack | | email@example.com
The Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival built its reputation as a jam band festival, but a rap-heavy opening day on June 7 continued its gradual expansion into other genres.
Danny Brown kicked off the rap for the day at 7 p.m. with inventive (and inappropriate) lyrics such as relating the creatures in "Avatar" to a specific aspect of the male anatomy. Kendrick Lamar also put on a high-energy show, but it was Yelawolf, the act performing between them on This Tent, that stole the show for the day and possibly the entire festival.
Yelawolf is the fastest rapper I've ever heard and kept the crowd moving for the entire set. I planned to leave halfway through to check out White Denim but was still at This Tent at 9:30 p.m. with my hands in the air.
Yelawolf is working on his next album after signing with Shady Records, which is fitting since he's sure to be the biggest white rapper since Eminem. The show only featured one track off the new album, but it was full of original material thanks to tributes and covers. The Doors, Johnny Cash, Metallica and Outkast were all recognized with Yelawolf rapping over "Riders on the Storm," "Folsom County Blues," "Master of Puppets" and "Bombs Over Baghdad," respectively. He followed with a moment of silence and a medley of nearly every Beasties Boys hit in memory of Adam Yauch. It was the best rap set at Bonnaroo since Jay Z performed in 2010.
I stuck to This Tent to close out the night with Alabama Shakes. The big-voiced southern rock of Alabama Shakes was a stark contrast to the three-straight rap shows, but it was the perfect way to end the day. Brittany Howard has one of the most unique voices around today, almost like Tracy Chapman with the power of Aretha Franklin.
Ludacris kept the rap going on Friday, but day two of the festival was dominated by international acts. Rodrigo y Gabriela was already the most instrumentally gifted act ever to grace the stage at Bonnaroo, but it managed to take it up a notch with the addition of the backing band C.U.B.A. The rapid solos from Rodrigo and insane rhythmic techniques on guitar from Gabriela were always more than impressive. However, adding trumpet, drum, piano and bongo solos to the mix took the show to another level.
Foster the People has grown exponentially in showmanship since becoming a radio sensation with the hit "Pumped Up Kicks." At Lollapalooza last year, the band performed a straightforward set, playing through their set list in T-shirts and jeans. It was good, but nothing compared to their headlining set on Which Stage on Friday night. Mark Foster rocked an all-white suit and showcased dance moves somewhere between Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger as he shuffled across the stage. The British rockers added plenty of stage presence with a giant inflatable character rocking back and forth while at different times paper planes and confetti were launched into the audience.
Feist represented our neighbors up north as the lead-in to Foster the People. After asking if anyone out there was from Canada, she received an overwhelming response and declared, "We have invaded." If her set is what a Canadian invasion would bring, then I'm all for it. The harmonizing with Mountain Man, her trio of backing vocalists, was spot-on the entire show. Despite knowing most of her tracks by heart, the set was an entirely original experience. She puts a twist on all of her classics, like performing her hit "Mushaboom" with a slower, more industrial feel. I was also amused that she performed my obscure favorite "So Sorry" while ignoring the crowd favorite "1,2,3,4" from the Apple commercial.
Radiohead seemed to be enjoying themselves while playing more than 30 minutes over their two-hour set time. The band touched on everything from 1985 to today including "Idioteque" and "Paranoid Android." Radiohead even performed several songs off "King of Limbs" with Portishead's Clive Deamer drumming with Phil Selway. Mix in a crazy light display behind the band, and the set was about all fans could ask for in a late-night show at Bonnaroo.
Not to be outdone, Umphrey's McGee kept the crowd up with a double set starting at 2 a.m. in their seventh appearance at Bonnaroo.
The first half of the festival was full of energy and diversity, but there is still plenty to look forward to with Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Beach Boys yet to perform.
Tags: Alabama Shakes, Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Danny Brown, Feist, Foster the People, Jason Mack, Kendrick Lamar, Ludacris, Radiohead, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Umphrey's McGee, Yelawolf


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Newly-tooled bulkhead ends have been added to the Lionel PS-4 Flatcar, bringing a new prototypical look to this classic Pullman Standard freight car. Featuring a real wood on the vertical bulkhead sides as well as on the flatcar deck, this new flatcar adds a wider variety of realism to your scale layout. The flatcar also includes a load of six metal pipes with supports on the deck.
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WASHINGTON, April 17, 2013 The U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking nominations to serve on the United Sorghum Checkoff Program Board.
Vacancies for four producer member positions will occur in Kansas (2), Texas, and for one At-Large position.
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Sweet shaving job. Sweet glasses. I didn't find either of the reviews they talked about very negative, and people seem to not comprehend the fact that you can turn off 3G. This means that if you're planning a long call with someone for one reason or another, you can easily drop to the older network that will easily get you 10 hours of talk time.
TheStreet.com's Gary Krakow Reviews Reviews, Thinks iPhone 3G Stinks. We Think it's Not the iPhone...
Pop quiz: You're not Mossberg, Pogue, or Baig and you don't work for anything like the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, or USA Today, so you don't have a shiny new iPhone 3G to review, but you do have a couple minutes of web vid to fill, and a massive amount of iPhone hype to jack. What do you do?
If you're theStreet.com's Gary Krakow -- the genius who previously suggested that the iPhone should dump OS X and run Windows-fr33kin-Mobile -- then you pump yourself up as much as possible, and dump all over the BIG 3's reviews.
Got your yuck-brown highlighter ready? Good. Go through and strike out all the positive stuff, mumble quickly what's too important to strike out, and then harp ill-informedly about whatever tiny troubles you can find. Nothing Windows Mobile couldn't fix anyway, right?
Sure, there'll be a market for this type of flame-bait manipulation, lots of blog links (guilty as charged!) and fan boy fury, but is the loss of credibility really worth it Gar? And can't they at least find a "reporter" to interview you without questions so canned and leading that the simple math they run is the only thing that makes me believe they're not entirely animatronic?
Yeesh. When exactly did theStreet.com become roadkill?
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TheStreet.com's Gary Krakow Reviews Reviews, Thinks iPhone 3G Stinks. We Think it's Not the iPhone...
This is really a crap perspective. He mentions exchange support, then talks about games, then says it's not what business users are looking for. First, I think the iPhone is meant to have something for everybody, not just for businesses and their employees. Second, who doesn't want a work phone with good games :)
Seriously ... was that guy drunk when he tried shaving that morning?
Is he wearing his glasses upside down? May be explained by the incoherency.
Rene, nice job. Glad I sent over the tip. Keep up the good work!
@The Reptile: D'oh, didn't recognize you without your lizardly handle... will update asap!
At what point in the video did he say he thinks the iPhone 3G stinks?
He reviewed existing reviews already out there.
He highlighted on some of iPhone 3G's cons AND pros...OP, why would you say this guy stinks?
Because all of his comments about the iPhone 3G were not positive.
ALL cell phones have pros and cons.
Sherry Krueger thinks that the Iphone is innovative but that the Lg Dare is better. Sherry Krueger believes that her employees deserve the best and she might give her employee, Luke an IPhone or Lg Dare or maybe both.
Er.. In HUGE honking letters right beneath the video: You are Watching: The iPhone 3G Stinks.
As to why it's not the iPhone 3G that stinks, that should be obvious. Journalism is a serious endeavor for serious people. That vid is pretty much the opposite of that, faux-reporter asking questions of faux-expert and all. It's a slamfomercial, is what it is. Now why would they do that?
@James: B'okay...?
Maybe it has to do with the fact that none of the reviews used the word 'stink' in any of it's forms. In fact, all 3 of the reviews were fair and at times were critical but never took cheap shots.
Now Krakow is another story. He took the most critical parts of the articles and used it as the basis of his video report. Then he one ups and says the product 'stinks' even though he's never used it yet and nobody ever said that. Anyone with a logical or semi-logical brain could figure out that his review of the reviews was one-sided. Read the articles and then judge for yourself and let us know if the reaction is warranted.
I've read all 3 articles, Times, USA and the other. Those 3 seemed fair. The video above, he seemed like he didn't know what he was talking about, only what he's read. On that basis, I wouldn't have even given his video space on my site.
Skip jokers like that and stick to some substance.
By posting his vid, you've helped to spread his nonsense even more...where's my hazmat suit, I don't want to catch his Space....MADNESSSS!
I was concerned about the poor battery life at first. But as someone above has pointed out, the 3G radio can be turned off when making calls and it will extend the battery life significantly. 3G is only necessary when you are using data service, but not needed at all for voice service.
Remember that the 3G iPhone still has the best battery life out of all 3G capable phones. If only the all mightly Steve Jobs would allow replacable batterys on the iPhone design....
When did Rip Torn start commentating on technonlogy?
Wow! I bet this was nothing more than a tactic to get curious people onto their site for advertising revenue. They offered nothing new and "insight" into interviews that was way out of context. Who is this guy? Maybe he is jealous that he didn't receive an iPhone to test 2 weeks prior to its release. His lack of finesse on camera assures him no future in reputable reviewing. And he needs a razor that isn't cut in half.
These guys don't get Apple. They're complaining about things out of Apple's control. AT&T 3G coverage isn't Apple's fault. Weak GPS isn't their fault unless you want a thicker, more expensive unit which just isn't Apple's style. Cut and paste. offense but I really don't think there are many times you really need cut and paste. Plus, there is no constantly displayed place for the iPhone which means Apple would need to add a new gesture to copy AND paste or find a way to put it into the keyboard. The battery isn't going to last long on any 3G phone no matter what. And AT&T raised plan rates. Not Apple.
I just think their whining because iPhone 3G doesn't defy physics to meet their needs.
ugly guy...


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Part One - Environmental
Litter box issues generally arise because of a behavioral issue or health issue. When taking kitty to the vet you'll often be given the frustrating answer that;
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Behavioral litter box issues crop up because of two factors; environmental stress, or social stress. Today I will deal with the possible environmental stressors.
Environmental stress issues can come from a number of factors. Finding the solution can sometimes be exhaustive and time consuming, but the result of a happier feline is well worth the effort.
Firstly; pin down the exact date when the problem began. Then very carefully THINK about what changed around that time. Generally, I start small, beginning with the litter box itself. Have you made a change in litter? Cats will often object to a change in litter. Has the box been replaced recently? Litter boxes should be thrown away and replaced regularly, they're made of plastic, which absorbs odor. How would you feel if your toilet was made of plastic? I certainly wouldn't care to use it after a few months!
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Are you storing anything new in the immediate area of the litter box? Anything new right next to your cat's box, especially if it is plastic, can be confusing, possibly causing kitty to blur its perception of where the acceptable toilet area ends. Generally it is best to keep a clear space of a foot or two around the litter box (on any side that isn't against a wall).
Have you recently moved the litter box? If so, that can absolutely cause your cat to misunderstand the new rules. To avoid this problem, place a new box in the old location and move the older box to the new location. Over time you should be able to remove the old litter box without difficulty. It may be necessary to "stage down the box", placing litter pans of smaller size over time in the old area to take advantage of your cat's natural dislike for an inadequate box to help the situation along.
A cleaning product, a perfume, any of these can have an adverse affect on your cat, causing kitty to feel "off and unwell". Unfortunately, some of these toxicities can take time to build up. If you suspect a product induced problem, my advice is to switch to bio/pet-safe products for a few weeks, and see if there's any change. Then if need be, gradually reintroduce the products over time, watching carefully for any change.
Next do an aural evaluation. Cats are sensitive to loud sounds, as well as a high and low frequencies that humans aren't as susceptible to.
Is there an individual in the home who is particularly loud in voice or action? This could be scaring kitty. Scared, frightened cats often change patterns based on instinct, even if the reaction doesn't seem logical to a human. An animal is in a vulnerable position when doing its toilet. It's possible that instinct is telling your cat "It's safer to do my toilet here on the sofa." Or perhaps kitty is objecting to your choice of music or, more likely, the volume you're playing it at!
It's a good idea to take notice if you've got loud neighbors or there's any construction in the neighborhood. Subsonic vibration from construction projects can put your cat into a frantic state. Unfortunately, dealing with the latter and the former can be difficult. Explaining to a neighbor or foreman that their actions are upsetting your cat generally doesn't go over too well.
I should also mention that if you're at a loss you might check if any of your neighbors have taken advantage of the recent sonic pest control devices. I've run into a few incidences where a neighbor has installed one of these devices and caused the neighboring cats a fair amount of misery.
Finally, and I cannot stress this enough, it is crucial that you clean any area which your cat has used for his/ her toilet with an enzyme-type product such as "Nature's Miracle". Regular household products will NOT remove the trace smells from the site. These traces will still be detectable by kitty who will use them as a recognition marker to let kitty know that "this is one of my toilet spots!" effectively reminding kitty over and over again that your brand new loveseat is, in fact, an alternate option to the litter box.
And we don't want that, now do we?
(Next week: social factors and stressors between cat-human and cat-cat leading to litter box toilet issues).


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