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NEW YORK (AP) - Former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager announced Wednesday that she's pregnant with her first child, due in the spring.
The 31-year-old made the announcement on NBC's "Today" show, where she is a contributing correspondent.
Hager, the twin daughter of former President George W. Bush, and her husband, Henry, have been married for four years.
During a phone call on the show, former President Bush said he's "fired up" about becoming a grandfather, and former first lady Laura Bush said she's "thrilled." It will be the couple's first grandchild.
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Consultation Annual Plan 2011-12
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The Consultation Annual Plan lists consultation exercises carried out by the Council and all its partners in the Be Birmingham Partnership during April 2011 and March 2012.
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Public services are just that: services provided by the government to the public. Many of these services are provided by local government – known as the local authority, or the Council – and everyone who lives in a certain area is entitled to benefit from the services provided by this organisation. Many people don't think their local Council does much for them, but in the grand scheme of things, lots of decisions which can affect you and facilities you can use are decided by or managed by your local Council on behalf of the whole community.
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"Listen Up Philip" might be the best movie you'll read this year. That's a paradox, but a working one: The latest from Alex Ross Perry ("The Color Wheel"), a gifted writer-director who likes to work in the margins, is literate in tone and literary in subject. It features an insufferable young novelist at its center, cascades of glowing, prose-y narration on the soundtrack, and, like all good works of fiction, it rattles around in your head after you've put it down. For a film, that's quite a trick." Full Review
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"In The Overnighters documentarist Jesse Moss found his story and pursued it with remarkable empathy, all in the best traditions of the genre. He persuaded both sides in this tale of (quiet) confrontation to trust him, and they opened up completely. Then closing minute revelations that come as a total shock take his film to a different level, turning what would have been a strong film in itself into something that will stay in the memory for a very long time."Tom Long
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"Life is the small things. Two bullies in a school bathroom. Waving goodbye to a friend you'll never see again as you move to another town. The dweeb from work who shows up at your graduation party.Sure, there are big things, too. But most of "Boyhood," the transcendent film from director Richard Linklater, has to do with the smaller particles, the everyday moments and scares and joys.That time your dad took you camping. Your first girlfriend and first breakup. The discovery of some vague carcass in the dirt. Your stepfather driving drunk, a 7-year-old ogling a lingerie magazine, your older sister driving you crazy with her Britney Spears impersonation.Linklater has crafted what may be the most ingenious film of the century here and given it a tone like no other by shooting the movie in bits and pieces over 12 years, following 6-year-old Mason (Ellar Coltrane) as he grows to be 18." Tom Long


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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
The Lady Eva is not just a shrimp boat, its a livelihood. Its a way of life for Rocky Magwood.
But she began sinking Wednesday morning, right at her berth in Shem Creek. Docked at the Wando Shrimping Company, Magwoods boat is a beloved vessel hes owned for the last two years.
At about 1 a.m. Dec. 18 he got a call from a man staying on the boat that something was wrong. He rushed to the dock, only to find her sinking. High tide was just around the corner, set for 8:15 a.m.
A frantic call to 911 produced the Coast Guard who would not bring with them any pumps. Coast Guard is not in the business of salavage and had to follow protocol.
A call to Sea Tow resulted in tow pumps but by the time they arrived, Magwood said it was too late.
Two more pumps were brought in by Boat US, and crews and well wishers spent the early morning hours trying to get the Lady Eva afloat.
Magwood said the Coast Guard has federalized the boat and taken it into their possession. He said without the ability to repair the engines and other work needed to haul her, they had no other choice.
He was looking at costs of over $20,000.
The Coast Guard hired Moran Environmental to remove fuel and any other remaining hazardous substances from the Lady Eva. The Coast Guard did not observe any significant pollution.
They can use money from the National Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund to hire contractors for cleanup operations when necessary.
Magwood said he has been picking oysters to make money to pay his back fuel bills and planned to save enough money to have her hauled in the spring. This is a no-win situation because I should have hauled her sooner, but I just didnt have the money.
Magwood stood on her deck as The Lady Eva sank to the floor of Shem Creek, standing in freezing water.
I just stood there, not actually believing what was happening.
Coast Guard officials monitored the situation for possible pollution.
Fellow shrimpers and friends of Magwood gathered on the dock Wednesday waiting on the 2 p.m. low tide. Numerous pumps had been brought to the dock at that point in hopes the effort would not be fruitless. And while they were able to get her afloat, their hopes were soon dashed.
But Magwood said his grandfathers old boat is possibly for sale and he will look into that. In the meantime he will keep oystering to bring in needed money.
The bright side is that this nightmare is over, he said. I haven;t had more than six hours of sleep.
Shem Creek Fisheries will hold a fundraiser this Sunday for Rocky Magwood 12-22-13 1:30 - 4pm.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Love them or hate them -- and several town council members do appear to hate them – mast-arm style traffic signals keep coming up for votes.
The latest vote was at Monday's finance committee meeting, when council voted 6-1 to table further spending until the budget workshop in August, when council can develop a plan for installing the mast arms.
Mayor Bill Collins was the sole vote against tabling.
The town does have a plan the staff has been following, but it's based on decisions made by council in 2008, and several members of the current council don't like the plan.
Monday, Town Engineer Russ Cornette requested approval of $14,000 for engineering services for mast arms at Holiday Drive and North Main Street.
The request triggered a discussion of whether the engineering could be done in-house and whether the mast arms, if approved, should be installed beginning in downtown Summerville and proceeding north, or beginning at the interstate and proceeding south.
The plan is to install one per year, so it would be several years before every intersection with a traffic signal has the mast arms.
There is already a mast arm installed at the intersection of Richardson Avenue and Main Street, next to Town Hall.
Last July, council approved spending up to $177,000 on mast arm traffic signals at the Berlin G. Myers Parkway and North Main Street, but that intersection project is on hold because the Sheep Island extension from the interstate to Main Street will change the configuration of the intersection.
Thus, town staff moved this year's project to the Holiday Drive intersection.
Cornette said most of the engineering has already been done – the town has already spent about $40,000 on engineering for four intersections – but the Holiday Drive intersection has changed since the engineering study was done.
The Cracker Barrel, for instance, wasn't there when the preliminary engineering was done.
But Councilman Walter Bailey said the town would end up "dumping a fortune" into mast arms if it must do engineering for every traffic signal intersection between the intersection and downtown.
There are better uses for hospitality tax money, he said.
Further, he said, there's so much clutter in the commercial districts anyway that the mast arms aren't going to enhance the looks of the area.
Councilman Bob Jackson agreed that if the mast arms are going to be installed, they should be started downtown for greater visual impact.
Councilman Bill McIntosh, who's voted against spending money on mast arms in the past, noted that council has already voted in favor of mast arms and budgeted money for them.
"It's going to look pretty ridiculous if you don't finish North Main Street," he said.
Councilwoman Kima Garten-Schmidt was the only one to stand up for the mast arms.
"I believe it's visually nicer to look at than the wires hanging," she said.
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The Golden Tulip Arnhem Doorwerth can be found in the south of Veluwe, residing in a forested location yet still within a stone's throw of the city of Arnhem. The 118 rooms of the hotel cater for every type of traveller from families to business guests, and onsite, visitors can dine al fresco on the terrace or in the English pub or get the blood pumping in the pool or on the tennis courts. You can also opt to just relax in the sauna. If you're looking for a 4 star hotel in Arnhem with a difference, then look no further.
The Golden Tulip Arnhem Doorwerth has 118 rooms of five varieties: Single, Comfort, Comfort XL, Superior, and Family. Guests can choose the size of room they need, but can rest assured that all of them come with cable TV, telephones and comfortable twin beds amongst other amenities. There are mini bars and coffee and tea making facilities, and those who love a good, relaxing soak will be happy to know that the bathrooms feature full-size tubs as well as over-bath showers.
The Golden Tulip Arnhem Doorwerth has a multitude of facilities to offers its guests. Whatever the weather there's always a chance to enjoy some swimming either at the indoor pool or the outdoor pool. Further amenities include a tennis court, two soccer fields and a kids' playground, while the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner for re-fuelling throughout the day. A sauna and the expansive gardens provide places to chill out, and those on business can book any one of the 25 conference rooms for corporate events and meetings.
Though the hotel is located in a leafy, forested area in the village of Doorwerth, it's still just 15 minutes' drive from the city centre of Arnhem, where you can shop, visit Burgers' Zoo and Safari Park, or check out the Arnhem War Museum. Just three kilometres from the hotel, history-lovers can check out the Castle Doorwerth and right on the doorstep of the Golden Tulip are various forest trails for walkers and cyclists to explore.


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Healthcare: A right or a privilege?
Dr. Conrad Flick, noted North Carolina family physician, recently appeared on a panel discussion on healthcare conducted by the North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians. During that forum Dr. Flick raised a nagging question.
Flick said it was time America declared whether healthcare is a right or a privilege. This question gets to the essence of today's healthcare debate because, as the noted theologian C. S. Lewis wrote in an essay on the subject, "You can't get second things by putting them first; you can only get second things by putting first things first." America's healthcare system has been built putting second things first. The first is whether healthcare is a right of each citizen or just a privilege for those who can afford it?
We made the decision that a "sound basic education" was the right of each child. We even decided it was right to provide police, fire, defense and other public services, with taxes paying for them. What about healthcare?
We sidestepped the fundamental question in the 1960s, passing Medicare and Medicaid legislation that declared the government as the payer for healthcare for the poor, disabled and elderly. We compounded the issue by requiring that anyone who shows up at the hospital emergency room will be treated, regardless of insurance coverage or ability to pay. The Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, was another thinly disguised extension of an answer. By requiring everyone to have health insurance, then expanding the list of those who could receive partial or full subsidies for that insurance the country took another big step toward a declaration.
Step by step we have made a de facto decision that healthcare is a right. We are so far down that path that we would have anarchy if we attempted to unwind previous decisions and take benefits away from people already receiving them. Whether you think the solution right or not the reality is correct. So let's acknowledge the truth and own it: Healthcare is a right in America.
Then we can get about the redesign of our healthcare system because nobody would deliberately create our current public-private, cost shifting, finger-pointing and unaccountable healthcare system. Panelist Peg O'Connell simplified the mess by explaining that the person getting the service and the person providing the service are disconnected from the person paying for the service. Worse still, the person who is paying the person who is paying for the service, the employer, is even further disconnected, aside from worrying how to afford the insurance.
The next decisions are tougher. How do we guarantee equal access to healthcare, how do we ensure adequate resources in all areas and who pays for healthcare? If a single payer system is preferred and that payer is the government do we even need health insurance? What levels of professional training are necessary for various levels of care?
Do we provide care to all or just American citizens? Do we provide just primary care or specialty care, organ replacements, cosmetic or elective treatments? What about end-of-life care, when the most difficult and expensive decisions must be faced? And what role does personal responsibility and accountability play in healthcare? Should all pay for the consequences of those who overeat, smoke or indulge in poor choices?
Until we claim the truth that healthcare is a right we have not put first things first.
Tom Campbell is former assistant state treasurer and is creator/host of NC SPIN, airing Sundays at 6:30 a.m. on WRAL-TV and at 8:30 a.m. on WRAZ-TV FOX50. Contact him at www.ncspin.com.


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Restaurant Week Toledo kickoff party set for Feb. 19Written by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | email@example.com
Five days before Restaurant Week Toledo officially starts, a kickoff party will offer area residents the chance for an early taste of some of the menu items being offered by local restaurants.
Restaurant Week Toledo is set for Feb. 24 through March 2. The kickoff party will be 5:30-7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 at the Secor Building, 425 Jefferson Ave.
Although this will be the fourth year for Restaurant Week Toledo, it's the first year for the kickoff party.
"The whole idea behind the event is to give everyone a taste of Restaurant Week Toledo," said event co-chair Margot Estes. "It's a great opportunity to get the word out so people get a sense of what it's all about and are ready to go on the 24th. I think it's going to really help punch up the success of the week. And that's a win for everyone."
Restaurant Week Toledo, presented by Medical Mutual, will feature dozens of locally owned restaurants, including venues in Downtown, Toledo, Maumee, Perrysburg, Swanton, Sylvania and Waterville. Each restaurant will feature a special menu priced at $10, $20 or $30. (Drinks, taxes and gratuities are not included unless specified.) Each restaurant will offer at least one "healthy choice" option. A portion of proceeds will benefit two of Leadership Toledo's youth programs: Youth Leadership Toledo and Students in Action.
The kickoff party, sponsored by Hylant, will feature food samples from several of the Restaurant Week Toledo menus as well as craft beer and wine tastings. There will also be a raffle for a "Night Out on the Town" package and live entertainment will be provided by DJ Rob Sample.
Organizers have been wanting to do a kickoff party for a couple of years, Estes said.
"This year was finally the year to really pull this off and make it happen," she said. "We're really excited to see it come to life."
Tickets are $25 and they are limited and selling fast, Estes said.
"Our ultimate goal is to sell out and I think we're going to get there," Estes said. "Don't wait and try to get a ticket at the door."
Among the food to be served at the kickoff event will be the Junkyard Dog and falafel salad from Burger Bar 419, spaghetti and meatballs from Caper's, bacon-wrapped water chestnuts from ICE Restaurant and Bar, braised short ribs over wild mushroom risotto from La Scola Italian Grill, hummus and grape leaves from Beirut and Poco Piatti and baby lamb chops from Rosie's Italian Grille. Also serving food will be Element 112 and Registry Bistro.
There will also be a coffee and dessert station, featuring pour-over Madcap Coffee from Plate 21, coffee and mini cinnamon muffins from Black Kite Coffee and petits fours from The Café at The Oliver House.
Among the area distributors offering wine and craft beer will be Ampelography, Vintage Wines, Bowling Green Beverage, D&E Fine Wine Group, Grand Cru, Tramonte Distributing, Cavalier Distributing, Premium Beverage Supply and Treu House of Munch.
Burger Bar 419 has been part of Restaurant Week Toledo since the beginning and co-owner Tony House said it's gotten bigger and better every year.
"It gets more popular every year," House said. "It's great to go out and taste all the flavors of restaurants you've never been to before but were curious about. It just opens people's minds to different experiences within the city."
House said he's looking forward to the kickoff party, which will feature Burger Bar's Junkyard Dog (all-beef frank with Dijon mustard, braised short ribs, bourbon-glazed onions and macaroni and cheese) and falafel salad (a patty of chickpeas ground with fresh parsley, onion, garlic and cumin, cooked and placed on romaine lettuce with olives, tomatoes, red onion and cucumber yogurt dressing).
"The reason we wanted to highlight those is because they are new to our menu. The falafel salad is one of the healthier options; the Junkyard Dog is just the opposite," said House, laughing. "I think it will be great to have a party and get everybody teased a little bit on some of the food that will be offered."
Sandy Spang, owner of Plate 21, also said she's looking forward to the kickoff party.
"We think the pour-over method produces the finest quality cup of coffee we can make for customers and we love to show off our Madcap Coffee," Spang said. "The kickoff should be a great community event and we're excited to be a part of it. It's going to be a chance to see what really diverse dining options Toledo offers and help people make plans for the coming week. It's possible people will come to the kickoff party and try something and say, 'Wow, I wouldn't have thought of going to eat at that restaurant,' and put it on their list. I think that's an exciting idea."
Estes also said she hopes the event will offer an opportunity to alleviate some wintertime "cabin fever."
"It's been such a long and dreary winter," Estes said. "This will be just a really nice opportunity to come after work and mingle and see a little peek into what Restaurant Week is going to be like."
Other restaurants participating in Restaurant Week Toledo include 5th Street Pub, Avenue Bistro, Mancy's Bluewater Grille, Cousino's Steakhouse, Gradkowski's, Koreana, Loma Linda, Mancy's Italian Grill, Mancy's Steaks, The Original Tony Packo's, Packo's at the Park, Rockwell's, Shorty's BBQ, social., TREO, Ventura's and Zinful.
Toledo Free Press is a media sponsor of Restaurant Week Toledo.
For more information or to purchase tickets to the kickoff party, visit restaurantweektoledo.com.
Tags: 5th Street Pub, Ampelography, Avenue Bistro, Black Kite Coffee, Bowling Green Beverage, braised short ribs, Burger Bar 419, Caper's, Cavalier Distributing, co-chair Margot Estes, Cousino's Steakhouse, D&E Fine Wine Group, DJ Rob Sample, Downtown, falafel salad, Gradkowski's, Grand Cru, hummus and grape leaves from Beirut and Poco Piatti, ICE Restaurant and Bar, Junkyard Dog, Koreana, La Scola Italian Grill, Loma Linda, Madcap Coffee, Mancy's Steaks, Mancy's Bluewater Grille, Mancy's Italian Grill, Maumee, Packo's at the Park, Perrysburg, Plate 21, Premium Beverage Supply, Restaurant Week Toledo, Rockwell's, Rosie's Italian Grille, Shorty's BBQ, social., Swanton, Sylvania and Waterville, The Café at The Oliver House, The Original Tony Packo's, Toledo, Tramonte Distributing, Treo, Treu House of Munch, Ventura's, Vintage Wines, wine and craft beer, Zinful.


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Police probe shooting in SpringfieldBy Brent Curtis
Staff Writer | June 12,2014Photo by Len Emery
Investigators gather at the scene of a shooting Wednesday on Summer Street in Springfield.SPRINGFIELD — Three people were sent to hospitals, police had one person in custody and were seeking other "persons of interest" after a shooting Wednesday afternoon on Summer Street.
The identities and the conditions of the three injured people were not available at press time, but police said only one of them was shot.
Two of the injured people were taken to Springfield Hospital while the third was airlifted to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H.
Police said all three were alive when they arrived at the hospitals.
"Initial investigations indicate that the subjects involved were known to one another," Vermont State Police said in a press release Wednesday night. "One suspect is in custody."
Police said they were still looking for other "persons of interest" in the case.
Springfield Police Chief Doug Johnston said officers were initially called to the area of 47 Summer St. for a report of a man chasing another person up a hill with a baseball bat.
Whether that incident is related to the shooting that sent three people to hospitals at 3:35 p.m. is unclear, the chief said.
An hour after the shooting, the sprawling red apartment building on Summer Street — a stone's throw from downtown — was cordoned off by yellow tape and both Springfield and state police cruisers lined the steep roadway leading up to the scene.
More than an hour after police arrived, a woman was handcuffed and taken into custody inside Village Pizza roughly 100 yards down the hill from 47 Summer St.
Johnston declined to say whether that arrest was the one referred to in the state police press release. He did not identify the woman taken into custody.
Two of the people taken to the hospital were being treated for head injuries that the chief said were not gunshot wounds.
Only one person was shot, suffering a wound to the torso, Johnston said.
He declined to identify any of the injured people, saying only it was a mix of adult men and women in the apartment.
The motive for the shooting is unclear, the chief said during a brief press conference at the police station three hours after the incident.
"There are a lot of things going on in this case that will probably come together over time," he said.
Police spent the afternoon searching for two suspects believed to have been involved in the shooting. Johnston declined to name the suspects. Where police were searching was also unclear — Johnston was called away before reporters finished asking questions.
However, police searched earlier in the day on Route 143. Springfield Police, including Johnston, and state police were involved in what the co-owner of Village Pizza said was the arrest at gunpoint of one of her employees.
Robin Iliopoulos said that one of her employees came in a half-hour late for work at 4:30 p.m. Before she arrived, police had called looking for her, Iliopoulos said, and soon after she arrived for work, officers with firearms drawn took her into custody in the back of the building.
"She's worked for us for three years," Iliopoulos said. "She's just a nice girl who I think got caught up in something bad. I don't know any other reason why troopers would train their guns on her. It's a sad day to live here."
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I think President Obama has yet again created chaos in a country that is fed up with all of his lies and deceit.
He has recently gone on various television news shows and stated that he has bent over backwards to deal with Republicans. As an independent voter, I would say how does one bend over backwards when you refuse to discuss the issues you have with what the Republicans are doing? You can't resolve anything if you don't talk, but what you can do is make the other guy look like he is at fault, which Obama has succeeded in doing.
The other cunning ploy by our illustrious president, which the majority of people are ignoring, is the fact that he is involved in another distraction.
He has gone from the Fast and Furious gun running debacle, Benghazi Embassy attack, NSA leaks, IRS targeting of Tea Party groups, the Syria threat to bomb their country, to the government shutdown.
In every situation mentioned, the American people have been left hanging without closure to all of the scandals.
To say that Obama is acting in his own interests and not in the best interest of the American people would be an understatement. From my perspective, he is like the proverbial tree that won't bend; sooner or later he will break under that weight of all of his wrongdoing.
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There's a biological reason we feel so down when the weekend begins slipping away, says Craig D. Marker, PhD, director of the Anxiety Research and Treatment Clinic at the University of Miami. "Research shows that just thinking about the stressful workweek ahead can send an influx of cortisol, your body's stress hormone, into your bloodstream and up to your brain." Instead of curling up in a ball on your couch, try the suggestions below to keep from getting bummed out.
Slow down.Anxiety is all about the future, but living in the present will bring you into a calmer mind-set. Elena Brower, co-owner of Virayoga in New York City, does this with a snail's-pace Sunday supper. "Eat slowly, focusing on the texture of the food," she says.
Start a tradition. Planning a low-key movie night with your mate or a few friends is a nice way to wind down the weekend, says stress expert Claire Wheeler, MD. Turn it into a regular event and you might even find yourself looking forward to Sundays.
Phone home. Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Wisconsin National Primate Research Center found that when women hear their mother's voice it can reduce their stress hormones, producing an effect similar to a hug.
Flip through old photos. Researchers at the United Kingdom?s Open University examined how much people's moods rose after eating a chocolate snack, sipping an alcoholic drink, watching TV, listening to music, or looking at personal photos. The music and chocolate left most people's moods unchanged; alcohol and TV gave a slight lift (1 percent), but the winner by a long shot was viewing pictures, which made people feel 11 percent better. Splurge on a frame that flips through digital photos of your family and friends or favorite vacation.
Diffuse your stress. In an Austrian study, researchers wafted the smell of oranges before some participants and lavender before others. The two groups felt less anxious, more positive, and calmer when compared with participants who were exposed no fragrance at all. Add a few drops of either oil to a room diffuser.
Plan something for Monday. "Even if you use part of Sunday to do chores, you'll feel better knowing something great is happening the next day," says London-based life coach Fiona Harrold. Book a massage or arrange to dine with a friend. Whatever you plan, mark in big and bold on your calendar.
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Friday, October 11, 2013
Summerville Elementary School music teacher Pam Christ's life has often resembled what she tells her students: everything is driven by active movement.
A native of Rockfish, N.C., Christ's love of music developed at an early age.
"I remember hearing my dad and his friend singing hymns at the kitchen table when I was a child," she said.
When Christ was growing up she heard a lot of singing around her house and in church, but it was the inspiration of one teacher that infatuated her with music.
"My sixth grade teacher Miss Miller really got me involved with music and changed my life," she said. "I ran home and told my parents about her and convinced them to buy me a piano."
After graduating from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro she taught at Murray-Lasaine on James Island from 1973-1978. She also worked as an itinerant at Riverland Terrace and Stiles Point while at MLES.
In 1978 she took a leave from teaching to raise her three daughters: Lori, Shelley and Ellen. She earned her masters degree in early childhood education from the College of Charleston and returned to teaching at Beech Hill in 1992.
She spent three years there until taking over at the school that her daughters grew up in: Summerville Elementary.
It has been 40 years since she took her first job and the grading has changed more than anything.
"(At MLES) I saw them once per week and they were graded on participation. Now we grade them on what they know and what they're able to do. Once they started adding standards and assessing, everything changed."
The most rewarding moments of Christ's career have been the reminders of the impact she made on her students. Her experiences with former students' parents have ranged from being lauded at the post office to a family affair at a restaurant downtown.
"I was at a restaurant in Charleston and (former student) Gardner Beson's mother came up to me and introduced me to their whole family saying 'This is Gardner's music teacher.' He just graduated with a degree in composing from South Carolina so that means a lot to me."
Christ has encountered a new challenge that she didn't face when she was on James Island, bigger classrooms.
"I like to speak to the kids when they walk by, build a relationship with them and try and help them if they're having a bad day," she said. "It can be difficult to engage all of the students when you have 29 kids in a class and make sure they all learn."
One way that she tries to get to know the students is through her afterschool bucket band club. The kids create different ensembles using old paint buckets and pans as instruments. There are currently seven kids in the program and they perform at different school events, according to Christ.
She said that she does her best to keep things fresh in the classroom in order for the kids to learn in a fun environment.
"We do lots of different voice exercises like teaching them light voices or silly sounds to make. I also like for them to associate body movement with their pitches. It's important for them to be active, to be involved and to always be moving."
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Arris Group has introduced a new converged routing platform that conforms to the CCAP specification, which creates an architectural path toward eventual all-IP transmission in cable networks.
Arris' new E6000 Converged Edge Router (CER) leverages the company's experience with its C4 line of cable modem termination systems (CMTSs). Like the C4 CMTS, the E6000 supports a fully redundant design with no single point of failure, hitless fail-over and hot-swapping of cards, and field deployment-ready IPv6.
All elements of the E6000 CER are redundant, either N+1 or 1+1, and all are hot-swappable. Designed for five nines (99.999 percent) system availability, the E6000 CER has a self-healing architecture that maintains system services without interruption, the company said.
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=== Client Release 126.96.36.199 25 Oct 2012
+ Added button in notifications to set all bookmark soundpacks to "default".
- Fixed converter setting "default" instead of "default female voice" so old
bookmarks use soundpack in notifications.
=== Client Release 3.0.9 23 Oct 2012
+ Changed the storage format of the configuration files to a SQLite database.
Conversion is done automatically the first time the client is started, all
affected files will be moved to a backup folder.
+ Increased Plugin API version to 19
+ Added setClientVolumeModifier to plugin API. Min/Max volume is -50.0 to +20.0
+ Added getClientNeededPermission and getPermissionIDByName to plugin API
+ Added missing plugin API parameters for onUpdateClientEvent
+ Added parsing of channel id "cid=xyz" from invitation link. If you also give
a channel name parameter the channel id gets priority.
e.g. http://www.teamspeak.com/invite/voice.teamspeak.com/?cid=xyz
+ Added channel/client search in active server tree with STRG+F but only if
the server tree has the focus. Otherwise it is the ordinary chat search.
+ Added hotkey switch to previous/next channel (channel family).
+ Added hotkey switch to previous/next channel (same level).
+ Added hotkey request talk power.
+ Added hotkey revoke all and grant next user talk power.
+ Added revoke talk power by double clicking the tree icon.
+ Added revoke talk power and revoke all and grant next user talk power toolbar
+ Added host message preview button which shows the formatted message in a
+ Added Hotkey Gamepad and Joystick compatibility for RAW and Direct Input.
Existing Direct Input hotkeys will be converted to Raw Input once Direct
Input is activated. Existing Raw Input hotkeys cannot be converted so they
have to be reassigned.
+ Added date and time to server log ("*** Log begins...").
+ Added bookmarkmanager context menu "sort by name".
* After deleting an offline message the next message will be selected.
* Moved possible existing serverquery authlogin and authpassword from
ts3clientui_qt.conf to ts3clientui_qt.secrets.conf.
* Added Made in Germany icon in About dialog.
* Chat character counter always located left of newsticker.
* Client drag&drop improvements.
* Added -silent commandline parameter to package installer.
* Package installer stores installed add-ons in addons.ini
* Modified tree behaviour to avoid scrolling up/down constantly on crowded
* Modified chat scrolling behaviour to keep the chat textoutput in place when
new messages arrive while being scrolled up or having text selected.
* Added [hr] bbCode support to channel description.
* Added save and restore last ban reason when banning a client.
* Added offline subject and message character limit.
* When dropping many files into chat line the drop text will be just cut off at
the end because of the chat line limit. When dropping many files into chat
history and the message length would fit into two separate lines, the drop
will be accepted. If the drop text is too long it will be ignored.
* Small icons will get extended and centered to at least 16x16.
* Added license display to server info (SERVER_LICENSE for template)
* Extended logging for querying TSDNS SRV records.
- Fixed context menu in channel description edit.
- Fixed HTML entities in plain chat log.
- Fixed embedding local server banner URL in [IMG] tags is no longer necessary.
Just drop an image from file filebrowser or type a valid ts3image:// link.
- Fixed connecting to server via ts3server:// link or invitation if link
contains a channel name.
- Fixed a reply offline message coloring issue.
- Fixed hotkey compatibility issue with keys "M" and "N".
- Fixed hotkey issue with "keyboard & mouse only" (no keys were captured).
- Fixed display of resized animated banner.
- Fixed possibily blocking ban dialog time display.
- Don't allow negative ban times.
- Fixed icon viewer grid size, which could be broken after uploading icons
which don't have the standard size of 16x16.
- Updated b_client_is_sticky permission help text.
- Fixed unicode usage of updater uncompression tool.
- Fixed servericon not updating properly in chat tab.
- Removed legacy VAD option from capture options.
- Clear temporary statusbar message when typing chats, the max characters
counter could overlap with tempoary help texts.
- Fixed possible crash when using the -nohotkeys parameter.
- Removed built-in serverquery Window. Future server versions do not support
this anymore.
- Fixed max input length calculation for channel description and offine
messages when using unicode and escaped characters.
- Fixed group sorting in channel groups of client dialog.
- Fixed saving sort column and sort order in offline messages dialog.
- Fixed that channel description editor only shows plain text.
- Fixed plugin enable/disable checkbox at plastique style.
- Fixed joining servers default channel if bookmarks default channel is full.
- Fixed copying text from info frame if text is formatted with [list] tag.
- Fixed background when dragging files from file browser.
- The offline message dialog can be opened once per server and will act on the
servers state.
- Fixed upload/download state after resuming a transfer interrupted by error.
- Fixed transfer state after resuming an interrupted transfer and also the
transferred size.
=== Client Release 3.0.8 16 Jul 2012
+ Added support for SRV records when resolving domain names.
Format for a SRV record for a TS3 server is:
_ts3._udp.name TTL IN SRV priority weight port target
It is also possible to add a SRV record for a TSDNS server for a domain, the format for this is:
_tsdns._tcp.name TTL IN SRV priority weight port target
The priority when resolving is:
(1) _ts3 SRV record (2) _tsdns SRV record (3) TSDNS (4) DNS
+ Added showing the chat line limit and its typed chars.
+ Added check of containing files before deleting a channel.
+ Added local server banner via filetransfer.
For example: ts3image://banner.png?channel=1&path=/banners
+ Added after assigning a hotkey the lockable key like NUM_LOCK, etc will be switched back to its previous state.
+ Added notification channel deleted/edited "by the server"
Please note the two added keys CHANNEL_DELETED_BY_SERVER and CHANNEL_EDITED_OTHER_BY_SERVER in settings.ini. Addon Sound Packs can add them too.
+ Added custom "block receiving whisper" button for toolbar.
+ Added activate/deactivate/toggle hotkeys to block receiving whispers.
+ Mac OS X: Added Apple Developer ID certificate for gatekeeper in upcoming Mountain Lion release.
* Clients can now be dragged from chat log.
* Enable drag&drop from "List All Clients" again. Drag applies to the selected client.
* Save last sorting of "List All Clients" list. Apply sorting whenever new clients arrive after clicking the "More" button.
Please note that nicknames are now sorted case-insensitive.
* Show invoker if client description was edited by another client.
* Support bbCode in ts3plugin_infoData text.
* Package installer only autoactivates styles if a qss file is present.
- Fixed "RenderDeviceContext" logging on Windows.
- Overhauled Delete Avatar mechanism to trigger more reliable when avatar was deleted by another user.
- Some typo fixes in English and German texts.
- Fixed voice test no longer ignores "vad over ptt".
- Fixed strange behavior when hammering PTT during voice test.
- Fixed changing enable/disable delayPTT and its delay value during voice test.
- Fixed using "Keyboard & Mouse" hotkey system with Synergy.
- Fixed chat line issue when opening menu e.g. via ALT+S.
- Fixed an issue with the filetransfer slots could get over the maximum of 10.
- Fixed crash when parsing a corrupt urls.dat (thanks to torzsi for the file).
Please note that urls.dat is now called caught_urls.dat and because it got a new internal format, the old one will be deleted after convertion.
- Fixed displaying wrong default channel group in channelgroup permissions.
- Fixed a memory leak, which could increase memory usage drastically when running the client for a very long time.
- Fixed filter clear button in server/client logviews, cleaned up layouts.
- Fixed chat line edit char counter which now counts also unicode characters, so the displayed characters can be different from the counter.


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Attention, people who sit eight hours a day, five days a week at a desk job: There is another way.
For those who'd rather not sit for at least part of the workday, a standing desk workstation may be a good -- and healthier -- alternative.
Enough people must think so, since this stand-up alternative has become a sensation that is sweeping the nation, according to reports from NBC News, the New York Times and Men's Fitness magazine, among other major media organizations.
Mississippi State University faculty members and researchers agreed that standing to work can reverse the negative impacts of sitting constantly. Inactivity studies have demonstrated that sitting at work all day every day increases the risks of death and heart problems, even with regular exercise regimens outside the office.
"When we work at a standing desk, what we're doing is actually promoting the natural S curve in the back, particularly at the lower region," said assistant professor Kari Babski-Reeves, an industrial ergonomics and work physiology specialist at the university. "All of your weight is distributed at your feet instead of the back of your legs and your bum, so you have better blood flow."
Lesley Strawderman, an ergonomics authority in consumer product design, agreed. People who stand at work will be less fatigued and better focused on their work, the assistant professor said.
"Don't be afraid to move. You'll be keeping your muscles active and avoiding those static types of postures," Strawderman said. "About every 30 minutes, you need to change posture -- at standing workstations, have a stool to lean back on or a foot rail. Adjust how your body's handling the pressure."
To be comfortable, a standing workstation needs to complement the physiology of the person using it, the researchers said.
"Use a good gel- or standing-support mat. This will help to relieve some of the stress on the lower back when standing on a hard surface," Babski-Reeves said. "Make sure to wear good support shoes: for example, running or other type of flat-soled shoes with arch and ankle support."
Women should wear flat-soled shoes when working, she recommended.
"They can wear their heels to meetings or other events, but they should not spend significant amounts of time, say 20 minutes or more, working in standing positions with heels higher than 1 inch," Babski-Reeeves said.
Heights of the computer monitor and keyboard also are important factors to consider, Strawderman said.
"The optimal height would be a little bit below your elbow height," she said. "A neutral posture a little below the elbow helps prevent shoulder injuries. The monitor should be just below your eyeball level to prevent neck fatigue and eye strain."
Babski-Reeves and Strawderman said movement -- whether standing or sitting -- is critical to physical comfort, and standing can certainly enhance productivity.
"There's nothing you can't do on a standing one that you can do on the sitting one," Babski-Reeves said. "All the same rules apply; all you're doing is changing your body position."
Jason Tiffin, senior web developer and team leader for MSU's Enterprise Information Systems, has had a standing desk since early 2012.
"I'm active, I move around a lot and I can't stand sitting down for long periods of time," he said. "That first month after I got the standing desk, I would find myself saying, 'Sit down,' not because I was tired but because that was what I was used to for 15 years. I would get to my desk and sit down.
"No matter what your exercise routine or diet, if you sit 8 hours, you're 18 percent more likely to have a heart attack," Tiffin said.
Designer Dale Moore, senior team leader at the university's Design Research & Informatics Lab, said he is creating his own standing workstation with his brother Blake, of Columbus. While Moore doesn't plan to bring it to campus, he thinks using it at home will provide relief from lower back and shoulder aches.
"I am a follower of the website Lifehacker, where they feature people's workstations a lot, and they seemed to have an obsession with standing desks and their health and productivity benefits," Moore said. "Always looking for ways to increase my productivity, and now looking at ways to help improve my posture and health, I decided to try to make one since buying one is out of my price range."
In addition to helping improve his posture, Moore said he expects the homemade stand-up workstation to make him more productive.
"It also will be easier to take the necessary occasional breaks and walk away to allow eye rest to decrease strain, wrist rest to decrease chances of carpal tunnel and breaks necessary to come back to look at my design work with fresh eyes to more easily notice mistakes," Moore said.
Moore, Tiffin, Strawderman and Babski-Reeves emphasized people -- colleagues, family and friends -- should keep an open mind when considering a change to standing for part of the workday.
"Having the option to sit or stand while still being able to do your work can only be a benefit," Moore said. "Even if it ends up not working out, and you prefer to just sit, you can choose to do so.
"Basically, there are no downsides to giving it a shot."
To learn more about MSU, visit www.msstate.edu.


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A performance by the Dove Award-winning contemporary Christian band Tenth Avenue North is one of the highlights of this year's Homecoming week Nov. 17-20.
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Three of Tenth Avenue North's four band members attended PBA, and the University's Alumni Association honored the group last year with its Young Alum Award. This year, the band will be one of several other Christian performers appearing during the Epic Beauty Concert on Saturday, Nov. 20, at the Meyer Amphitheatre in downtown West Palm Beach. The concert is open to the public.
Leading up to Saturday's concert, other on-campus Homecoming activities will include athletic events, award presentations and a PBA tradition known as the Great American Bug Race.
The bug race, now in its 28th year, is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17, in the parking lot next to Rinker Hall. The race features cash prizes for the owners of the fastest bugs, which entrants can purchase for 50 cents. The entry fee is $1. The event also includes cookie bug decorating (all edible). In addition, specially designed T-shirts will be sold, with proceeds benefiting the PBA Science Club. The bug race is open to the public. Abalon Pest Services is a sponsor of this event.
On Thursday, Nov. 18, the MacArthur School of Leadership will host an alumni reception and award presentation from 6 to 8 p.m. in the DeSantis Family Chapel. The guest speaker will be Karl Watson Jr. '87, regional president of East CEMEX.
Another alum, the late Sailfish basketball standout Jay McCormick '87, will be honored during halftime at the men's basketball game against Assumption College at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 19, in the Rubin Arena. McCormick's jersey number, 32, will be retired during the ceremony. McCormick was a standout player who became a teacher and basketball coach, which propelled him into the Sailfish Hall of Fame. He lost his fight with cancer in 2008.
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The traditional alumni men's and women's basketball game begins at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, in the Rubin Arena, followed by the Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Reception. This year's inductees are:
- Soccer player Miguel Lemming '04/'06 MBA. Lemming now works as s project manager and logistics specialist for McCollisters Transportation Group in Burlington, N.J.
- Women's basketball player Marjorie "Jo-Jo" Vital-Herne '02. Vital-Herne is a counselor for children with disabilities in Miami.
The annual homecoming dinner and alumni awards presentation begins at 5 p.m. Saturday in the Weyenberg Center.
- This year's Alumni Service Award recipients are Ryan Chandley '99/'02 MBA, general manager for the Jacksonville/Daytona district of CEMEX, and his wife, Kelly Queen Chandley '99, owner of BellaBu.
- This year's recipient of the MacArthur School of Leadership Outstanding Alumni Award is Victoria Chouris, '97/'01 MBA, vice president and chief operating officer of the South Florida Fair and Palm Beach County Expositions Inc.
- Receiving the Distinguished Alumni Award is retail entrepreneur Edward Trask '85.
Following the dinner, alumni and guests will attend the Epic Beauty Concert featuring Tenth Avenue North. The band received a GMA Dove Award in the New Artist of the Year category in 2009, and in 2010 the band's song "By Your Side" received a Dove Award for Song of the Year.
Several PBA alumni are among the other featured performers during the day-long show, including members of the In the Walk praise team and singer/songwriter Audrey Assad.
Michael Gungor and his band also are scheduled to perform. The goal of the concert is to raise awareness about a new project to help women in crisis. For concert information, visit the Epic Beauty web site: www.epicbeauty.org


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