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On Wednesday, October 10, beginning at 6 am, Texas A&M University's contractor will begin a traffic switch operation where traffic will be moved to the west side of Wellborn Road utilizing the newly constructed bridges for southbound Wellborn Road.
The traffic change is happening near the intersection of Wellborn Road and Old Main.
This switch will allow the contractor to construct the northbound bridges of Wellborn Road over Old Main. The southbound traffic will be moved first followed by the northbound traffic and the traffic switch should be completed by 10am.
Officers will be present in the construction zone during the lane change. Law enforcement asks that drivers avoid the area if at all possible Wednesday morning.
The temporary traffic lane configuration is scheduled to be in place for approximately 6 months.
This traffic switch is part of Phase 3 work of the $25 million dollar FM 2154 Texas A&M Underpass Project contracted to McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
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AUGUSTA – The nationally third-ranked University of South Carolina Aiken golf team finished in 15th place as a team at the Insperity Augusta State Invitational.
USC Aiken was the only NCAA Division II team in the 15-team field.
After posting a 307 in round one, the Pacers improved dramatically to claim a team score of 296 in the second round. USC Aiken posted a 296 again in round three to finish with a team score of 899.
Two Pacers finished in the top-40 individually with Matt Atkins leading the way. Atkins ended the tournament tied for 23rd at 220 (76-73-71).
USC Aiken's Kyle Godsman concluded the tournament tied for 40th at 223 (74-75-74).
NCAA Division I national No. 6 Texas won with a three-round team score of 863 (296-282-285). Host Augusta State finished second at 865 (283-293-289).
Coastal Carolina's Sebastian Soderberg defeated Central Florida's Greg Eason on the fifth playoff hole to claim individual medalist honors.
Soderberg (75-68-66) and Eason (70-70-69) finished stroke play with identical 209 scores.
USC Aiken will next compete in the 2013 PBC Golf Championship at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Ga. on April 20 and April 21.
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The Georgetown Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating Kendra Michelle Gamble. She is wanted by the Georgetown Police Department for Leaving the scene of an accident, Driving under suspension and Simple Assault and Battery. The accident occurred April 27 on Merriman Road and resulted in injuries and property damage, said Police Capt. Nelson Brown.
"She fled the scene," Brown said.
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Sol Driven Train and The Windjammer are proud to present Sol Slam on July 19-20 at the Windjammer on Isle of Palms.
The third annual event will feature nine bands performing on two stages including an outdoor stage overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
The 2013 musical lineup includes a cast of Charleston-based talent with performances by hosts Sol Driven Train, Dangermuffin, YARN, Fowler's Mustache, Royal Tinfoil and more.
On Saturday, July 20 Sol Slam appeals to all ages with a special day rate and a Sol Driven Train kids' show.
A full lineup is provided below. Tickets are currently on sale and can be purchased at the venue box office and online at www.soldriventrain.com/solslam or www.the-windjammer.com.
Two-day passes to the event are $35 and include a 10 percent weekend discount at The Windjammer bar on the Isle of Palms, plus a mixtape album download featuring a track from each Sol Slam artist.
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Dead 27s
The Reckoning: A Tribute to Grateful Dead
The Shack Band
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Sol Driven Train Kids' Show
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Bitchie Or Not? Solange Knowles In Mixed Prints During Fashion Week
Solange Knowles is the queen of rocking prints on prints on prints.
She was spotted making her way around Fashion week in a burgundy and blue mixed printed dress accessorized with a yellow purse and cheetah print pumps. Earlier in the week, she was spotted checking out vintage Kenyan designs front row at the Suno Runway show as well as designs by Tibi. She was also spotted at the Alexander Wang Fashion week event dressed in mixed prints while wearing a hat by South African designer Babatunde. She scooped up the hat during her recent visit to Cape Town where she filmed a new music video.
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I still can't believe I am pregnant again. Its been 5 years since my first pregnancy that ended at 25 weeks with severe preeclampsia and an emergency c-section. My son lived 2 weeks before passing away in the NICU. I am 8 weeks along now and so far, everything is okay. I think I have been to the doc 6 or 7 times already. I have an MFM and a High Risk OB. Both are extremely supportive and determined to get me farther along. I have started a baby aspirin regimen along with high doses of Omega-3 at the advice of my MFM. Has anyone else done this or is anyone else doing this now? My first pregnancy was full of nonstop morning sickness, everyday, all day long from 6 weeks to 19 weeks. So far, I haven't experienced it. I am hoping it stays away. My anxiety is killing me though... I know we are planning on doing the First Trimester Screening which involves lots of tests and ultrasound screens on the placenta to check for preeclampsia markers. Has anyone ever done these tests and found out anything regarding pre-e? I am just hoping and praying every single day that this experience is different. Its been a long road to get here and I hope to frequent this board when I need some reassurance or support.
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The man accused of gunning down another man at the Chase Lounge Thursday night has surrendered, Colleton County sheriff's deputies said.
Larry Henderson, Jr., 49, of Hill Street in Walterboro called deputies and told them he was waiting behind his house to turn himself in on charges of murder and and possession of a firearm in the commission of a violent crime, Chief Deputy Ted Stanfield said. He was arrested without incident.
Henderson is accusing of killing 52-year-old Leon Cockrum, Jr.
Deputies responded to a reported shooting at the nightclub, located just outside Walterboro at 1002 Proctor St., at 8:38 p.m.
Deputies found Cockrum inside with multiple gunshot wounds. He was flown to the Medical University Hospital where he died about 3 a.m., Colleton County Coroner Richard Harvey said.
Stanfield declined to release an incident report.
It was the second shooting at the nightclub this year and the second fatal shooting since September. Four people have been shot in all over that span.
Stanfield said there have been no discussions with the county about revoking the club's business license. Thursday's was the first shooting recently that actually happened inside the club and Stanfield said club officials were cooperative with deputies.
On the heels of the shooting, 14th Circuit Solicitor Duffie Stone said he will announce a new strategy to prosecute gun violence throughout his five-county district on Monday in front of the Colleton County Courthouse in Walterboro.
Anyone with information about Henderson's whereabouts is asked to call the Colleton County Sheriff's Office at (843) 549-1203.
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Brittany and Sam's Christmas Romance: Glee Spoiler Roundup!
It started during Glee Season 4, Episode 9: "Swan Song," and it's only going to keep heating up from here! Brittany (Heather Morris) and Sam (Chord Overstreet) are now officially and item, and they will continue hanging out during the Christmas episode, "Glee, Actually," and beyond. So what exactly can we expect from this new Bram romance? Here's what we've managed to uncover so far.
- Glee Romance Alert: Is Brittany Licking Sam's Face? (PHOTO)
First floor cheerios, and now this? If you ask us, neither of these two seem very concerned about proper sanitation.
- Glee Season 4 Spoilers: Sorry, Brittana Fans! Sam and Brittany Will Share Multiple Scenes at Christmas
It's not just a minute or two. Bram will be getting plenty of screetime during this episode.
- Glee Season 4 Spoilers: Why Are Brittany and Sam Spending So Much Time Together?
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If you ask Richard Abney, life is a baseball game.
Abney, a captain with the Aiken Department of Public Safety, took his ball game to the next inning on Friday and retired after being with the department since 1975.
During a farewell lunch at Public Safety headquarters, more than 100 of Abney's friends, family members and colleagues gathered to honor his service to the City of Aiken.
Many shared humorous stories and memories about Abney; others presented him with gifts or photos.
Retired Cpl. Sonny Ford recalled pulling a woman over on the bypass while on patrol with Abney one day.
"He wrote the lady a ticket, but the lady wouldn't accept it," Ford said, pausing to laugh and catch his breath. "He tried to give the lady the ticket and she said, 'Nope, you're not gonna write that ticket. I'm on the board with Chief Busbee. I know people in high places.' And Richard said, 'So did Richard Nixon.'"
Law enforcement, past and present, and from around the state came to honor Abney, who began his career in public safety as a cadet with the Aiken fire department in 1975.
"Everybody, look around for a second," Chief Wendall Davis of the Orangeburg Department of Public Safety said to the room full of people. "Just look and see who's here. That's a testimony to Richard."
Abney was a major force behind the department's Police Athletic League, which develops teams in football, cheer leading, basketball and track for children ages 7 to high school.
His love for baseball came up throughout the presentation Friday, including when he was presented with four tickets to a New York Yankees game.
Abney thanked dozens of friends, colleagues and family members during the presentation, and reflected on key points in his career.
"I love those early days in the fire department on Park Avenue," he said. "The best job anybody could ever have is being a cadet and getting to meet and work with new people every day. Like my brother Larry said, 'They're gonna pay me to do this? They're gonna pay me to work with these people? Unbelievable.'
"These are memories. This is Public Safety that I'm talking about. This is a lifetime."
After thanking his wife and family, Abney quoted late Yankees player Lou Gehrig: "I do consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth," he said.
Abney was mentioned numerous times regarding the department's accreditation. He came into the fire department shortly before it merged with the city's police department to form Public Safety.
"It was an exciting time for the City of Aiken," Abney said. "It was something they had talked about for decades – the new police-fire protection plan. It was exciting to see them pull the trigger."
Pete Frommer, former director of Aiken Public Safety, has known Abney for 40 years.
"He was a great cadet, a great public safety officer, but where he really shined is where he got into the administrative part – training new officers and such," Frommer said. "Even though he was management, people felt comfortable coming just for personal advice. Richard was like a mentor and somebody you could trust."
"As the administrative captain and one of the senior leaders in this department, he's had a role in hiring every officer who's come to work here the past 18 to 20 years," said Sgt. Jake Mahoney. "He meets with them personally. People come in off the street with an interest in public safety, they're always directed toward Capt. Abney."
Mahoney recalled coming in to Aiken Public Safety one day in November of 1993 before he became a volunteer firefighter.
"Richard not only took the time to sit down with me, but he gave me a tour of the department, made himself available to answer any questions and encouraged me to get involved with community service, period," Mahoney said. "I think we all owe our jobs to him, at one point. He saw something in me that first day I came up here and encouraged me to become involved in other aspects in our community, to become a volunteer firefighter."
For Abney, firefighting is a family tradition: two of his brothers became cadets with the Aiken fire department to pay for college, prompting him to do the same. Now, his son Joe is a cadet with Aiken Public Safety.
Abney said he'll miss the "day-to-day" relationships most.
"It's the people that you're used to seeing every day walking the halls," he said. "It's a routine that you get into. You kind of take those people and those relationships for granted, and it's something that we'll all experience if you stay in the workforce for a long time. It will end, and it will be a transition for those relationships to change."
Abney said spending time with his wife and children is at the top of his plans for retirement, but he'll still be involved with the community.
"It's something I'm comfortable doing and want to do. I can't do anything else; it's what I've done since I was a little boy," he said. "When you're 8 or 10 years old, you wake up and your mama runs you out of the house. What you've got to do is you've got to get up a ball game. So you ride the neighborhoods on your bicycle, and you go to those kids' houses that you know, those relationships that you've had in school and you get up a ball game.
"Hey, I'm getting up a ball game," he said. "I've been getting up ball games for 45 years, getting people together to do stuff. No arm twisting, just, 'Come on, we're gonna hit up a ball.'"
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
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Topic: Germany 2. Bundesliga picks 3-6/12
Duisburg vs Frankfurt
Frankfurt have 1-1-1 on their last three away games while Duisburg have 2-1-0 on their last three home games.
Duisburg win.
Oberhausen vs Aachen
Oberhausen have terrible form but Alemannia Aachen have failed to impress me, should be close.
Over 2.5 goals.
Osnabruck vs Paderborn
Osnabruck have 2-1-0 on their last three home games while Paderborn have 1-0-2 on their last three away games.
Osnabruck win.
Augsburg vs Cottbus
Augsburg are at the top of the form table and I expect them to be able to beat Cottbus in this one.
Augsburg win.
Bielefeld vs Furth
Bielefeld are at the bottom of the form table, but Furth have failed to impress me recently and I expect this one to be close.
Aue vs Ingolstadt
Aue have outstanding home form and should be able to take all three points from this game.
Aue win with 0-1 handicap.
Dusseldorf vs Karlsruher
Dusseldorf have 3-0-0 on their last three home games and should have no problems winning this one.
Dusseldorf win with 0-1 handicap.
Munich 1860 vs Hertha
Munich 1860 have 1-2-0 on their last three home games and should be able to win this one against Hertha.
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Union Berlin vs Bochum
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CLEVELAND (AP) -- Redskins rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III will not play against the Browns.
Griffin, who sprained his right knee last week against Baltimore, is inactive for Sunday's game. Rookie Kirk Cousins will make his first career start and veteran Rex Grossman will be his backup. Grossman has been inactive for every other game this season.
The Redskins announced that Griffin would not start late Saturday night, ending days of speculation about whether the dynamic QB would play after taking a scary hit in the closing minutes of regulation against the Ravens.
Griffin sustained a mild sprain of the lateral collateral ligament. He was limited in practice all week, but as of Friday it appeared he might play.
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The Mad River Path Association is asking local residents to stay off a portion of the Mad River Greenway that is closed during deer rifle season.
Carol Thompson, director of the Waitsfield-based path association, said despite barricades and signs that say the path is closed, some walkers and joggers continue to use a 1.5 mile section of the greenway that runs from Tremblay Road to Meadow Road.
The landowner, Elwin Neill Jr., restricts access to that portion of the path during two weeks of hunting season, in part for safety reasons.
This year, the Neill section of the path closed on November 11, and is slated to reopen after rifle season ends on November 27.
Neill said by and large, he's happy with how area residents respect the path and his land. But just a few members of the general public can tarnish a good relationship.
"There are a few that give everybody a black eye," he said.
He closes the path in part to avoid taking any risks with pedestrians during rifle season.
Just one hunter unfamiliar with the area firing an errant shot while people are walking through is all it takes for a disaster, Neill pointed out. As a private landowner, he has the authority to make sure that the chance for such a situation is minimized.
And rifle season only lasts for two weeks, Neill noted.
"I just think it's pretty disrespectful for my request, which is pretty small," he said.
Thompson said Neill "graciously lets us use his land for the Mad Dash," an annual and much-anticipated foot race sponsored by the path association, in addition to allowing the path to run along a scenic portion of his land bordering the Mad River.
But if people continue to disregard Neill's wishes, "he does have the right to close it forever," she said.
Neill said he has a license agreement with the town of Waitsfield-with the path association designated to maintain the path-that may be terminated by either party with 60 days' notice.
Thompson said that other parts of the greenway remain open for use, including the section of the path on the opposite side of the river from the Neill's land, beginning near Small Dog Electronics.


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With her 1991 book, Out of the Barrio: Toward a New Politics of Hispanic Assimilation, Chavez drew national attention for her controversial and conservative positions on public policy issues such as affirmative action, immigration, and bilingual education. The Denver Post wrote that her book "should explode the stereotypes about Hispanics that have clouded the minds of patronizing liberals and xenophobic conservatives alike." She is currently at work on her second book, which will focus on the impact of feminism on social policy.
The president of the Center for Equal Opportunity, Chavez writes a weekly column for USA Today and is featured in many other publications, including The Wall Street Journal, The New Republic, Commentary, and Forbes. She is also a frequent guest on The McLaughlin Group, CNN & Co., Equal Time, and The News Hour with Jim Lehrer.
Unlike many political experts and commentators, Chavez has held several government and activist positions. From 1992 to 1996, she acted as the U.S. expert on the United Nations subcommission on human rights. She also served in the Reagan Administration as the director of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights from 1983 to 1985 and as White House director of public liaison in 1985. Chavez won the Republican nomination to run for United States Senator from Maryland, but she lost in the general election.
Chavez is a former president of U.S. English, a national organization that lobbies against bilingualism and for the sole use of English as this country's official language. Between 1977 and 1983, she was the editor of the award-winning journal American Educator.
Please join the Athenaeum in welcoming Chavez on her return visit to CMC. Her lecture, sponsored by the John Brown Cook Association for Freedom, is sure to provoke interesting questions and dialogue concerning today's public policy issues.
Through his entrepreneurial spirit and solid background in international affairs, Remp sought to expand the already successful company. During the late 1980s, Remp made a pioneering trip to Siberia, where he provided maintenance for the country's huge but deteriorating oil infrastructure. Later, Remp became the first western oilman to visit Baku to invest in the Azerbaaijani oil industry in and around the Caspian Sea. Soon top Soviet officials asked Remp to represent Azeri oil interests to the West and to develop partners with resources to maintain their own oil fields in previously top-secret areas. As a result of his work, Ramco was announced as a member of a new consortium designed to develop major oil fields in the Caspian Sea. This $8-billion oil deal was described last summer in the International Herald Tribune as "the most significant development in the oil business since the Red Line Agreement of 1928."
Steve Remp, a former student of Professor P. Edward Haley, credits CMC for providing him with a solid background in international relations, which has been essential in his numerous successful business ventures.
Through the years Brower has been active in creating national parks and seashores in Kings Canyon, the North Cascades, the Redwoods, Alaska, Cape Cod, Fire Island, and Point Reyes. He was also instrumental in keeping dams out of the Dinosaur National Monument, the Yukon, and the Grand Canyon. He advocates the creation of a National Biosphere Reserve System. Regarding expansion and the environment, Brower raises two questions: What kind of growth must we have, and what kind can we no longer afford?
In April 1995 Harper Collins released Let the Mountains Talk, Let the Rivers Run, a book about Brower's life and views on the global environmental crisis, cowritten by David Brower and Steve Chapple. His autobiography is in two volumes, and a video documentary about his life entitled For Earth's Sake (1995) has aired on PBS stations nationally. John McPhee's Encounters with the Archdruid (1971) is about Brower and three of his natural enemies.
Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in both 1978 and 1979, Brower's many honors include the John Muir Award and the Lewis Mumford Award. His lecture at CMC is sponsored by the Roberts Environmental Center.
Sigma Xi, the scientific research society, invites you to learn more about these issues from Dr. Joseph Kirschvink, professor of geobiology at the California Institute of Technology. Kirschvink received his bachelor's degree from Caltech and his doctorate from Princeton University.
Kirschvink is an expert in the field of biomineralization and magnetism, both biological and geological. He is well known for his discovery that people's brains contain minute amounts of magnetite, the same mineral that enables bacteria and bees, birds, and salmon to sense the earth's faint magnetic field. His talk will describe his work with magnetite in different organisms, including people, and explore the controversial idea that electromagnetic fields may have effects, possibly even carcinogenic effects, on people.
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Illg continues to serve as an editor of NaGlos, one of Poland's most prestigious literary periodicals. Since 1991 he has been editor-in-chief of ZNAK, one of Poland's most important publishing houses. A journalist and literary critic, Illg has also lectured on 19th and 20th century Polish literature at Silesian University and published works on Milan Kundera and Joseph Brodsky.
A major figure in publishing and literary criticism in post-communist Poland, Illg will lecture on the challenges the future holds for literature in Eastern Europe.
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Dr. Nancy Fierro, a well known lecturer, author, teacher, and concert pianist, will recreate the genius of Hildegard of Bingen in a morning lecture at the Athenaeum. Her lecture will be illustrated by visuals and recorded music. Fierro has traveled to Bingen twice and published a book and 90-minute audio cassette on Hildegard. She frequently gives pre-concert lectures for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra at the Music Center and is a member of the music faculty at Mount St. Mary's College in Los Angeles.
Students are cordially invited to attend the 10:30 a.m. lecture, which is sponsored by the Foothill Philharmonic Committee and the Curtain Raisers of The Claremont Colleges.
As the director of the Israel office of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, Zuroff is an authority on genocidal war criminals. He serves as the center's coordinator for worldwide efforts to locate and prosecute Nazi war criminals. With investigators like Zuroff, the center has tracked down over 2,100 suspects who emigrated to western democracies after World War II. In 1978, Zuroff became the first director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles. He led the establishment of the center's library and archives and advised the center's Academy Award-winning documentary, Genocide (1981).
Zuroff 's expertise in the field of genocide has taken him around the world. In 1980 he moved to Israel, where he worked as a researcher for the U.S. Justice Department's Office of Special Investigations. While there, Zuroff helped to prepare cases against several Nazi war criminals living in the U.S. His research also revealed the whereabouts of hundreds of Nazis living in Australia, Canada, and Great Britain. He then rejoined the Wiesenthal Center to coordinate its international efforts in locating these criminals.
Zuroff 's work and research have forced the governments of Canada, Australia, and Great Britain to enact laws that would enable the prosecution of Nazi war criminals. His discovery of former Nazis in New Zealand led to the creation of a special police war crimes unit in 1991. Most recently, Zuroff has served as a member of the Israeli-Lithuanian commission of inquiry established to deal with Nazi war criminals in Lithuania.
In Occupation: Nazi-Hunter- The Continuing Search for the Perpetrators (1994), Zuroff details the efforts to prosecute Nazis in western democracies and explains the rationale for such efforts after several decades. His writings on other topics relating to the Holocaust and other Jewish concerns have appeared in Yad Vashem Studies, American Jewish History, the Los Angeles Times, and the Jerusalem Post.
A graduate of Yeshiva University, Zuroff holds an M.A. in Holocaust studies from the Institute of Contemporary Jewry of the Hebrew University. This lecture is sponsored by the John Brown Cook Association for Freedom.
With the publication of The Emerging Republican Majority (1969), Phillips established himself as a leading political analyst. This book not only became the "political bible" of the Nixon era, but it foretold a conservative shift in U.S. politics. Since then, Phillips has continued to present detailed analyses and reliable predictions.
In his most recent book, Arrogant Capital: Washington, Wall Street and the Frustration of American Politics (1994), Phillips examines American politics and economics as well as the world role of the U.S. in the 1990s. His other bestselling works include Boiling Point: Republicans, Democrats and the Decline of Middle Class Prosperity (1993) and The Politics of Rich and Poor: Wealth and the American Electorate in the Reagan Aftermath (1991).
Apart from serving as editor and publisher of his own newsletter, The American Political Report, Phillips writes a column for the Los Angeles Times while contributing periodically to The New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post, and the Harvard Business Review. He is currently a member of The Wall Street Journal's political strategist panel. Phillips has served as an expert commentator on National Public Radio and as a political analyst for CBS during the Democratic and Republican conventions of 1984, 1988, and 1992.
Phillips' career in politics began as an administrative assistant to a U.S. congressman from 1965 to 1968. He later served as chief political and voting patterns analyst for the 1968 Republican presidential campaign and as special assistant to the U.S. attorney general in 1969.
A magna cum laude graduate of Colgate University, Phillips earned a first class certificate in economics from the University of Edinburgh and a J.D. from Harvard Law School. This lecture is sponsored by Res Publica and the John Brown Cook Association.
The Chinese New Year is celebrated according to the Chinese zodiac. The zodiac consists of a twelve-year cycle in which each year is named after a different animal. Some Chinese believe that the year of a person's birth strongly influences one's personality, success, happiness, and even physical traits.
This Chinese year is the Year of the Rat. Those born under this zodiacal sign are honest, but their love of gossip often interferes with friendships. They have ambitious goals but always proceed with caution. Never ask to borrow money from a Rat; Rats will definitely say no, unless you are very dear to them.
Please join us at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum for our fourth annual Lunar New Year Celebration. The evening will begin with an authentic Chinese feast, specially prepared by our dedicated chefs and served family style with entertainment between courses. The San Gabriel Valley Chinese Cultural Association (SGVCCA) will perform the Lion and Dragon Dance in the ancient Shao-lin style. SGVCAA is dedicated to promoting the Chinese language and culture, and to sharing their interests with all communities. To conclude the festivities, fireworks will expel all evil spirits, called kuei.
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Apple television, the next great unicorn chase
Now that we have the iPhone and iPad, the next great unicorn to chase seems to be an Apple television. Not the Apple TV set top box, mind you, but a full on elegant glass and aluminium object de panel art from Jony Ive and co. Something to hang on our wall and banish cables and crummy cable boxes from our living rooms once and for all.
When last we got analyst-fueled Apple television rumors, it turned out to be the 27-inch iMac. This time, however, we have a nebulous passage from the just-released Steve Jobs biography to properly set the chase in motion:
"He very much wanted to do for television sets what he had done for computers, music players, and phones: make them simple and elegant. I'd like to create an integrated television set that is completely easy to use,' he told me. 'It would be seamlessly synced with all of your devices and with iCloud.' No longer would users have to fiddle with complex remotes for DVD players and cable channels. 'It will have the simplest user interface you could imagine. I finally cracked it."
Interface is only one of the things Apple will have to crack, however. Content is called king for a reason. A gorgeously designed, cunningly coded TV set only goes so far if you can't get your sports, your specialty channels and special events, and everything else cable and satellite currently has an locked up in their oligopoly.
Bloomberg, however, has added another face to the chase:
Apple Inc. (AAPL) is turning to the software engineer who built iTunes to help lead its development of a television set, according to three people with knowledge of the project. Jeff Robbin, who helped create the iPod in addition to the iTunes media store, is now guiding Apple's internal development of the new TV effort, said the people, who declined to be identified because his role isn't public.
Now don't get me wrong -- from 2007 to 2010 I went from a Treo 650 to an iPhone 4S yet my TV has pretty much the same crappy Scientific Atlanta PVR. If any dinosaur of an industry needs to get hit by the Apple meteorite and turned into the fossil fuel of the future, it's television. The idea of an Apple engineered and programmed television is enticing -- though my wallet threatens to punch me in the nose at the mere thought of lining up every year for that multi-thousand dollar product launch. It's just trickier to see what an Apple television would be to a current Sony or Samsung set, as opposed to what an iPhone was to Treo or iPad to Tablet PC. It's tricky to see what it would do that an Apple TV box couldn't, aside from being neater and tidier.
Of course Apple probably has all sorts of products in the lab. Their success, however, has come from not shipping something until they knew how to go to market with it. The Apple TV is called a hobby for a reason, and at $100 it or carefully calling it a hobby in the meantime. iPhone took them years. iPad years more. Conceivably Apple could pull the trigger on a television as soon as 2012, but until Tim Cook and co. show it off on stage, just like chasing unicorns, it's just flights of fun and fancy.
Source: Bloomberg
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Apple television, the next great unicorn chase
Nice Work Apple now in Television Media I am looking forward to it Sony be ready a competition is on its way........http://www.1socialmediaagency.com/
"Apple Inc. (AAPL) is turning to the software engineer who built iTunes to help lead its development of a television set"
God no, please someone other than the one responsible for that piece of bloatware...
I can think of two safe bets:
1) There won't be any remote control. You'll have Siri.
2) There will be a Kinect-like hardware so you'll use gestures for mundane actions like: de/activate Siri, play/pause, volume up/down.
Apple has gotten pretty sophisticated when it comes to noise cancellation and speech recognition (look at how well Siri performs in noisy environments). If anyone can pull this off, Apple can.
Siri SUCKS in NOISY areas , what are you talkin about ?
plus a TV device has its own extra noise coming out, so I dont see this happening ;)
Siri SUCKS in NOISY areas , what are you talkin about ?
plus a TV device has its own extra noise coming out, so I dont see this happening ;)
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Oh come on man, Even Stevie Wonder can see this happening !
But for what reason?
If it's to make a tv "simple"...how much more simpler can it get? You get a tv, plug in a cable, bam. Done.
If it's to loosen the strongholds the cable companies have...I doubt that also. The music industry had no choice, physical media was going to be gone. There's multiple ways to get that. Cable...not so much. You can say Netflix and Hulu...but that's something not everyone can access.
I just don't see the catalyst for an Apple TV to take off. I mean it will sell, don't get me wrong...but not at the rate where it will disrupt the status quo.
And don't get me wrong again, I'm no proponent of cable (I use netflix and internet to get my tv fix), but I just don't see this making a change.
Then I'm pretty sure the cable company isn't blind and sees how the music company giving such power to Apple turned out. Apple, for all intents and purposes, owns music. There are no other challengers. So they have to pretty much play ball with Apple
Cable isn't going to let that happen.
Televisions are already simple enough: Channel up, channel down, volume up, volume down, power. It's the connecting components that drive the power behind them.
Apple should continue improving on their current iteration of AppleTV, making that the hub of the living room. I don't want/need a computer in my television, I'll leave those in the pieces that connect to it.
Also, I wouldn't want to be required to "jailbreak" my television set to watch non Apple-approved content.
This will be MUCH bigger than just computers in your TV. Imagine Apple TV in a much bigger scale, with a TV that is like what ipod to Walkman ;)
You aint seen nothing yet,
Next year Apple along with few other companies will revolutionize the TV as we know it


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The Total Solar Eclipse of 1963 July 20
A number of RASC members took part in an expedition by train to Wivenhoe, Manitoba to view this eclipse; many others observed from Québec.
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- Radio Observations, JRASC, Vol. 60, pp. 215-20 - A.E. Covington, W.A.G. Kennedy, H.P.A. Gagnon.
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The Charleston Music Hall and The Charleston Pour House are teaming up with Elise Testone to present one grand album release celebration. When Elise Testone's debut album, In This Life, is released Feb. 11, the rest of the world will finally find out what music fans in Charleston have known for years: that she is one of the most dynamic, gutsiest and honest singers in today's music scene.
Testone will celebrate the release of the album with two different shows, one at the Charleston Music Hall and the second at The Charleston Pour House, both on February 13, one 1t 7 p.m. and one at 10 p.m.
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Millions already know just how rockin' Elise is: the charismatic Testone, after all, was an American Idol finalist who finished sixth during the program's 11th season. But as Charleston Magazine, in its cover story on Elise, wrote, "Her stint on American Idol ended on a perfect note, setting the stage for her biggest moment yet — the release of her self-produced debut album…She was a professional musician long before casting her lot to the whims of judges Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez and Randy Jackson." And while "it's inevitable that the word 'idol' will follow her wherever she goes," the magazine pointed out, "the experience doesn't define her."
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A longtime fixture in the Charleston scene, Testone, now 30, arrived in the state initially to attend Coastal Carolina University in Conway. After graduating with a music degree in 2005, she moved to Charleston, quickly building a reputation as the front woman of bands such as Slanguage, the Freeloaders and The James Brown Dance Party. Just two years ago, she often performed up to 10 gigs a week; it wasn't uncommon for her to finish a three-hour show at Fish only to run across King Street and set up her equipment at Juanita Greenberg's, where she'd play until closing at 2 a.m. During the day, she'd teach five to eight vocal lessons — nearly every waking moment was spent preparing, performing or teaching music.
Often likened to such similarly rootsy vocalists as Bonnie Raitt, Amy Winehouse and Susan Tedeschi, Testone has always kept her ears open to all musical genres, absorbing everything in her path and shaping her own style from the music that resonates with her. In This Life covers multiple genres which tie together with a bluesy essence.
Recorded in Charleston, the album features local musicians plus Erika Van Pelt, a fellow AI alumnus. The first single, "I Will Not Break," has already generated much interest on YouTube, iTunes and more. One fan commented, "Beautiful song, beautiful message, beautiful vocals. Elise hit a home run with this song; I can't wait to see what the rest of the album sounds like!"
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Paris Summer 2009- I finally find my Repetto heaven. I first discovered Repettos a few years ago and have been jonesing for them ever since. Where better to be indulge in these classic jazz flats, once traditional ballet shoes turned fashion shoes than the their origin, Paris, oui oui! The stores are stocked with about 10 – 15 different styles and about 50 different color choices and materials. Not only do I think that these are some of the best shoes a girl or boy for that matter could own, the layout and ambiance of their stores stores are worth seeing. The brand embodies elegance and is the right balance of masculine and feminine.
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. In an interview with Fox LA before the Sanchez fight, Gil was asked who he'd like to face if he got by Diego and didn't get the shot. Here's what he said:
"I know this up-and-comer by the name of Khabib, I think people would like to see that match up. You know, he's not the biggest name so business-wise it's probably not the best move, but I'm intrigued by it. It would be a great challenge, everyone's hyped up on him. Him and Pat Healy were two guys on winning streaks, and they fought each other and he won. So he's a guy up there."
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Hi there, boo-z! There are all sorts of glam-ific fun in store this Halloween here at the Bratz house, but some of our friends are still having trouble deciding what to dress up as. With so many options out there to choose from, it's no wonder our Bratzies can't decide!
Last week we talked about how to create your very own Bratzillaz costume, so now we are going to help out with tips on how to create a Bratz Style Starz. Our style star look is super pop glam and all about having fun. We know if anyone can be a style star best it's our Bratzies!
Here's how to create your very own Bratz Style Starz costume in 5 easy steps –
- Pick your Star: choose your Bratz Style Starz girl or you can be a combo of all of us!
- Style it up: Take a look in your closet for the funkiest, brightest and fun clothes. The bolder, the better. Think Hollywood glam like Selena Gomez, Bella Thorne and Katy Perry. Remember to mix and match styles, patterns and fabrics!
Extra tip – ask mom, sister(s) and / or friends to make a visit to their closets for extra options to choose from
- Always Accessorize: grab some super trendy sunglasses, shoes (like your princess pouf sandals, if you have them) and plenty of bracelets to complete your glam look.
- 'Do your Hair: ask for some help curling the hair or ask if anyone has a fun wig to borrow. The bigger the hair, the better!
- Mic-up: Every star needs a microphone! If you don't already have a toy (or real) microphone handy, you can make your own. Grab a tennis ball and the cardboard from a used paper towel roll and tape them together. Next, wrap it all up black (or any color) tissue paper.
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BENNINGTON A man from Albany, N.Y., said he had lost a trip to Florence, Italy, as punishment for the activity leading to his charges of embezzlement and retail theft to which he pleaded guilty this week.
Neil Rosen, 20, pleaded guilty in Bennington criminal court to three misdemeanor charges, one count of embezzlement and two counts of retail theft.
The sentence for the charges was deferred for three years. If he avoids further legal troubles and follows the terms of his probation, Rosens criminal record will be expunged.
In an affidavit, Officer Christopher Mason of the Manchester Police Department said Rosen had been an employee at Ralph Lauren Polo over the summer. On July 12, Rosen admitted in a statement that he had stolen from the store on five occasions, taking $40 in cash and about $600 in merchandise.
The $40 was returned in July and restitution has been made to the store.
During Rosens court hearing Monday, Bennington County States Attorney Erica Marthage said one reason the state had reached a plea arrangement with Rosen was that his parents had taken the matter pretty seriously and imposed other consequences on their son, including canceling his planned trip to Florence.
David Silver, the attorney who represented Rosen, said Rosens parents were very distraught and disappointed in him and ashamed of his conduct and said Rosen felt the same way. Rosen added he was very ashamed.
Judge Nancy Corsones told Rosen he had lost something valuable when he lost the chance to travel abroad at a young age.
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I wonder if the large spike in april is all the manufacturers starting to fill their back orders.
SCCY industries over here in Daytona is almost 5,000 orders behind on there pistols. The company is going 7 days a week to meet back orders.
Good weapon, bad weapon I don't know.
But it is an economic indicator of the times.
Hope the Dems. are getting the message. We are a Nation of the "Rite to keep and own weapons." Yahooooo.
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Chair - Withdrawing Room, Dolls' House, 'Pendle Hall', 1940s Reg. No: HT 26633 5
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- One of a set of six chairs from Room 11 - Withdrawing Room, Main Building Section, Pendle Hall.
It was created by Felicity Clemons as part of a 40 project to create a grand fully-furnished Georgian style country dolls' house. The project began in the 1940's when Felicity's daughter, Antonia, was given a three-room dolls' house by her grandmother. Mrs Clemons was not happy with its scale or authenticity and so began a rebuilding project which resulted in a four storey grand house, now known as Pendle Hall. Although some items were purchased during shopping trips to Melbourne, the majority of furnishings were constructed by Felicity's own hands, using numerous reference books and magazines.
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- Rustic modern table lamp for bedroom, living room…anywhere.
- Made of sustainable solid mango hardwood.
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- 9¼" diameter x 15" high.
- Takes one 100 watt bulb (not included).
- Mix and match the lamp base with our Embroidered, Paper Leaf, Ikat, solid Burlap or Confetti shades (sold separately).
- Uno socket and off/on line switch.
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Gentle contours, strong vertical lines and a gray wash finish create a table lamp with a rustic modern profile. Made of sturdy, eco-friendly, solid mango hardwood, our handcrafted table lamp boasts a beautiful texture accentuated in its natural undertones. Mix and match the lamp base with our coordinating lampshade collection (sold separately). Choose from our Embroidered, Paper Leaf, Confetti, Ikat or solid Burlap shades. Made in India. Available exclusively at The Company Store.


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Hey Lovelies! What's your go-to summer scent? I am totally obsessed with fruity, citrusy mists — they're perfect for summer! Yasmin loves floral scents because she says they remind her of spring blossoms and butterflies. Sasha is always sporting the sweet scent of vanilla and coconuts, and Jade is all about the clean, fresh scents that remind her of the ocean!
Ever wonder what the difference is between body spray and perfume? Here is a quick tutorial!
Body Spray (aka body mist or body splash) is great for school because its sweet scents are subtle but refreshing! You'll smell as sweet as can be without bothering your classmates with strong, overbearing scents.
Eau de colognes and eau de toilettes have a greater concentration of scents than body spray but less than perfume. Their scent will linger longer than your average body spray but won't be too intense.
Eau de parfum and perfume have the greatest concentration of scents per bottle. They last longer and shouldn't be applied heavily. Spray just a little on your wrists and neck and you are good to go all day!
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A partnership in Maine is raising awareness and funds for KidsPeace.
Electricity Maine has chosen KidsPeace as a recipient of their "Power to Help" program. This means that for every customer that enrolls in Electricity Maine's program and mentions KidsPeace as a referral source, the company will now donate $5 to KidsPeace. The funds stay in the local area to help families served by our Lewiston FCCP office.
This is just the beginning of the generosity of Electricity Maine. The staff members have sponsored our foster children and teenagers and are purchasing holiday gifts for all youth in our foster homes across the state. They also helped with a holiday lights contest for our foster homes and gave the house with the best display a month of free power.


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Raleigh, NC (SportsNetwork.com) - Alexander Semin scored twice in the third period to guide the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-2 win over the Florida Panthers.
Riley Nash had the other tally for Carolina, while Anton Khudobin made 37 saves. The Hurricanes snapped a two-game skid in which they were blanked by Columbus and Calgary.
"He was sharp again today and made the game look easy," Hurricanes coach Kirk Muller said of Khudobin. "He made some really huge saves."
Marcel Goc and Dmitry Kulikov had the goals for the Panthers, who have lost back-to-back contests. Tim Thomas made 36 stops.
"We made mistakes that were preventable," Thomas said. "That's what's frustrating to me right now."
Semin scored off an offensive zone faceoff 2:31 into the third to give the Hurricanes a 2-1 lead. Eric Staal won the draw and Semin's shot from the left circle went into the upper right corner of the net.
It became 3-1 at 8:57 on a short-handed tally. Nathan Gerbe was in the penalty box for high-sticking, but Staal's outlet pass put Semin on a breakaway. Semin went to the forehand to squeeze the puck by Thomas.
Kulikov scored with 5:39 left in regulation on a blast from well above the left circle.
Florida pulled Thomas in the final minute, but couldn't generate a decent scoring chance.
Nash notched his fifth goal of the season 3:37 into the second period on a rebound, but Goc put in the equalizer at 15:05 from in front off a pass from Jonathan Huberdeau.
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Protein Study May Help Scientists Better Understand Root Of Preeclampsia.
The UK's Telegraph (10/6, Alleyne) reported, "A mechanism in the body that causes high blood pressure has been uncovered by British scientists in a breakthrough that could lead to new treatments for the condition." The team, comprised of researchers from Cambridge and Nottingham University, "discovered the mechanism while studying pre-eclampsia."
It was well understood that "hormones called angiotensins cause the blood vessels to narrow and blood pressure to rise," the UK's Daily Mail (10/7, Macrae) points out. "But angiotensins are usually hidden out of harm's way deep inside a protein and no one know what led them being released." Using "powerful x-rays," the current study authors were able to observe "dangerous oxygen molecules [that] trigger a shape in the protein, allowing the blood pressure-raising hormones to be released."
In other words, "if the protein is oxidized...it changes shape, allowing access to renin and the release of angiotensin I," MedPage Today (10/6, Smith) reported. "Angiotensin I, in turn, is converted to angiotensin II by the angiotensin converting enzyme, or ACE," according to the paper in Nature. "Angiotensin II is known to constrict arteries, and that's why studies of hypertension have focused on ACE and its inhibitors," but the "'initiating and rate-limiting step' in the process is the release of angiotensin I from angiotensinogen," the authors concluded.
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Specifically, we demonstrate the oxidative switch of angiotensinogen to its more active sulphydryl-bridged form in the maternal circulation in pre-eclampsiaâ€â€Âthe hypertensive crisis of pregnancy that threatens the health and survival of both mother and child.