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Jelena Jankovic won the first set in convincing fashion Sunday, casting doubt on what looked like an inevitable run to a third Family Circle Cup title for world No. 1 Serena Williams.
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But in the first game of the second set, Williams held up her tennis racket as Jankovic served, the second time Williams felt that Jankovic had served before she was ready.
"How long do I have to wait?" a perturbed Jankovic asked chair umpire Kader Nouni.
The answer came from Serena.
"Until I'm ready," Williams growled.
The championship match may have turned toward Serena anyway, but that moment served as an easy line of demarcation. Williams won the next eight points, the next six games and 12 of the next 14, her 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 win on Billie Jean King Court giving her three Family Circle Cup championships and 49 career tournament titles on the WTA Tour.
Jankovic, ranked 18th and the 2007 FCC champion, looked back on the moment — she was up, 40-15 — with regret.
"It broke my momentum," the 28-year-old Serb said. "I started making a lot of mistakes. I gave her some games and let her back in the match. That was my mistake."
The head games began early in this match under a brilliant blue sky. Jankovic owned a 4-5 record against Serena coming in, one of the better marks on the WTA Tour, and had beaten both Williams sisters in one 24-hour period in Rome in 2010.
After Serena held at love to open the match, she walked directly to the other side of the court while Jankovic took her time during the changeover, making Serena wait. Once during the first set, Serena felt Jankovic had quick-served her and held up her racket.
The second time it happened, Jankovic protested to the umpire.
"She was in position," Jankovic said. "That's why I served. It's not like I'm going to serve when she's turned around. I didn't understand that."
Williams downplayed the incident.
"I just told her I wasn't ready," Serena said. "She plays fast. There's a couple of players on tour that play really, really fast, and she appears to be one of them, so I just wasn't ready. And I can't be ready to play if I'm not ready."
Whatever the case, the 31-year-old Williams was certainly ready in the second and third sets. Both players have had a long month — Serena won in Miami last week, while Jankovic made the semifinals — but Jankovic spent twice as much time on court this week (almost 10 hours) as did Williams (4:49).
That showed in the third set, as Serena broke serve in the third and seventh game, though she needed three match points in the end.
"I was tired, but that's not an excuse," said Jankovic, who had five aces but also seven double faults. "I fought as hard as I could, gave my best on the court. But she was the better one, that's for sure."
Williams won $125,000, putting her over the $43.3 million mark for her career. She dropped only one set during the week, beat her sister Venus in the semifinals and won for the third time this year. And she joins Chris Evert (eight titles), Martina Navratilova (four) and Steffi Graf (four) as the only players with three or more FCC titles.
But there won't be much of a party at home.
"The last three weeks have been intense," she said. "I don't really celebreate so much anymore. I try to go home, get with my other two girls, my two dogs. I miss them. And go to sleep in my own bed, that will be a great celebration."
Serena owns 15 Grand Slam titles and must be considered the favorite at the next Slam, the French Open. But she vowed not to get ahead of herself after winning Charleston and losing in the first round at Roland Garros last year.
"I can't let that hang over me," she said. "It's not that big of a deal. For me, you've got to let that bad energy go and just accept good things to come in your life, and it will."
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Maybe you've already mastered the basic Siri commands, read our tips on setting up relationships and improving pronunciation, and even joked around a bit and are itching to try out something a little more ninja? Well look no further! You've shared with us your favorite secret Siri commands and we're sharing them back to all our readers.
- [Punctuation/symbols/emoticons]. Siri can understand many basic symbols, emoticons and punctuation marks, as long as you say them by the right name. Examples include "open parenthesis", "close square bracket", " "frowney face" (love it!), "new paragraph", "pound sign", etc.
- Play playlist [playlist name]. Siri will play not just a song, but a whole playlist for you.
- Find all email by [contact]. Siri will give you a short list of emails from the contact you ask for.
- What's on my calendar for [date]. Siri will show you all your appointments for today, tomorrow, next Monday, or February 28 (2012) if you ask nicely.
- Search [Bing/Yahoo]. If Google's not your cup of tea, Siri will search the competition for you.
- Search [Google/Bing/Yahoo] for [specialized information] [time] [place]. Whether you want the latest scores, show times, etc., if you phrase it just right, Siri can often find it for you.
- Who was in the cast of [movie]: Siri can tell you the name of that actor you know you've seen before but just can't remember.
- Delete all alarms: Siri will delete all alarms, not just individual ones, in case you never want to be woken up again! (I found this by accident on Rene's phone. Shhhh!)
- Message [Social network] [Status]. If you've set it up on Twitter, Facebook, or another social network that lets you update via SMS, Siri will message your status right to it.
- Restart. Siri will re-spring the Springboard. It's not a full reboot, but it's faster.
There are some other super-ninja style tips in the links below, like CalDAV accounts so Siri can post to Remember the Milk, or adding URL schemes to get Siri to open apps. Do you have any other secret, advanced Siri commands? Let us know in the comments!
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LOL what a joke Siri cant even reply bACK MUCH. Iphone 4S still NO FLASH, NO MicroSD Card Slot, No 4G, Stupid Battery still cant swap for newer charge battery. This will be terrible for traveling.
no one if forcing you to use it! if you don't like it send it to me and go get a droid and see how that works for ya!
Actually, there is a flash and siri indeed can reply. I think the real joke is your username.
Ah, I already forgot about this ancient tech
If you look into it, you will notice that not even the latest version of IE can read all the HTML5 code. There is also a lack of standards for HTML5. HTML5 also lacks a GUI interface for content creation that Flash has. Most of the apps that you love - guess what platform most of them are made on? Yeah, Flash...The Apple excuses of "battery" and "processor" restrictions are untrue: however if people can play free Flash games online (or God forbid buy them somewhere other than the Apple Store) it would destroy the monopoly in iOS apps, which is one of their biggest revenue generators. But I digress... Flash does video, games, interaction... to a level that HTML5 can't reproduce yet. The fluid interactivity and animation that doesn't have to be expressed in formulas (keyframe animation) is what makes it a great technology, despite the bashing going on in the mainstream press. If HTML 5 is so superior, then how come the "flash to html5 converters" all suck at reproducing the content? While HTML5 is great, and does some great things with CSS3, it is a clunky "replacement" for Flash that is YEARS behind from a frontend development standpoint.
Most useful for me is, "Add eggs to my shopping list". I simply created a list called "shopping" in my reminders app and now I can just tell Siri what I want to eat. I love you Siri... Siri replies, "I bet you say that to all your Apple products".
I also created a Note called Grocery and have been adding items to it via Siri as I think of them - thanks for the hint!
I get so sick of trolls trying to hijack every frickin Apple discussion. Don't like Apple, go some where else.
Georgia, Im slightly confused as to your recent articles about Siri. I do recall reading an article as to why you would not be upgrading to the 4s and using Siri. Now all of the sudden you are posting articles on all the good things that Siri brings. What gives?
Movie cast didn't work for me in Australia (like locations), but restart was fine.
Movie cast didn't work for me in Australia (like locations), but restart was fine.
The playlist function was avalaible before Siri, I've been using it in my iPhone 4 for a long time
I like the fact Siri can do the most simple to the most complex math problems for you! Thought that was a really neat feature
Basically, if you don't know what springboard is then you won't need to use it.
Basically, if you don't know what springboard is then you won't need to use it.
I don't quite need Siri to answer 5+3+7! "What is 28374 times the square root of 83828 divided by 14 plus 1" was calculated quite fast though.
Pandora is playing love songs and I passed my limit to change music :p, now I'm getting into my feelings sigh
The feature which allows you to say who unfollowed you is kind of lame from my opinion. It's something like saying "Hey, why aren't you following me anymore?" and shows the fact that you are kind of desperate
Fido Canada doesn't allow sms from google anymore, saying that was for avoiding spams. Could you tell me who is your provider? I really miss this feature.
Best Siri Commands
- Force Siri to use Wolfram:
a. "Wolfram, what is the square root of 2?"
b. "Wolfram, graph x-squared plus three."
- Roll a Random Number. Say "Wolfram, random number." Wolfram returns a random value between 0 and 1000.
- Look up nature facts. Say, "Wolfram, what is the scientific name of a mountain lion?" It's Puma concolor. Rabbits are Leporidae, and Peacocks, Galliformes.
- Check upcoming holidays. Say, "How many days until Thanksgiving?" This returns both the number of days as well as a helpful calendar so you can chart out the time until then.
- Create a secure password. Say "Wolfram, password." Wolfram generates a difficult-to-crack 8-character password. Scroll down for alternates. If you need a longer password, you can append these together.
- Convert text to Morse code. Say, "What is Morse code for horsefeathers?" You'll see the entire sequence laid out for your tapping pleasure.
- Check your diet. Say, "How many calories in a small apple?" Wolfram will tell you that there are 75.
- Ask out about time zones. Say, "Wolfram, what is the local time in Los Angeles?"
- Query about your chances. Say, "Wolfram, what is the probability of a full house?" For a random five-card hand, it's apparently 1 in 694.
- Have fun with pop culture. Say, "What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?" or "Wolfram, who shot the sheriff?"
- What's on my calendar for [date]. Siri will show you all your appointments for today, tomorrow, next Monday, or February 28 (2012) if you ask nicely.
- Who was in the cast of [movie]: Siri can tell you the name of that actor you know you've seen before but just can't remember.
- Restart. Siri will re-spring the Springboard. It's not a full reboot, but it's faster.
- When is sunset today? When is Sunrise today?
- "Add eggs to my shopping list".
- Where can I hide a dead body
- "Disable all alarms". OR "enable all alarms"
Thanks Donna. I especially like applications for smart phones because everyone is really on the go a lot these days.


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Thursday, March 7, 2013
Digger wasps are continuing to multiply in numbers in the Lowcountry. At Possum's we used to get a few complaints in localized areas, now the numbers seem to be on the rise. One faithful reader of the 'Horticulture Hotline' sent me a 14 page letter describing the progression of damage to her yard. The presence of wasps is intimidating and unsafe.
Digger wasps start out as just a few holes in the yard. The holes are where the adults lay their eggs. In the spring, the young emerge. In the fall these wasps are now adults and they dig new holes and lay eggs for the following spring. In a very short time period, you can go from having a few digger wasps to thousands. All these holes can ruin your turf areas and the wasps make it less enjoyable to be in the yard.
Most of these wasps are predatory feeders. They eat grubs (should manage for moles and potential turf damage), small flying insects and ground dwelling insects (mole crickets, etc). The wasps sting the prey to death, then bring the dead prey back to the wasp's hole (nest), then lay an egg on it so the young has an instant food supply when it hatches.
All control should be done at dusk or at night when the wasps are in their hole. You need to plan on several applications of products to manage this pest. Since the wasps eat insects in your yard that you should be managing to certain thresholds, going after the wasp as well as their food source should benefit you greatly. Since the wasps like subsurface insects, Sevin would be a good product to start your management program.
If you just have a few holes, Delta Dust is a great product. At night treat in and around the hole. Some people will also "plug" the hole. At Possum's we sell the plugs, but you could possibly use something from around the house. Be sure to turn off the irrigation and check for rain.
If you have many of these uninvited guests, DeltaGard G or Turf Ranger could be used across the whole area. Remember they fly, so getting your neighbors involved is crucial. These products need to be watered in to get to the target. Turf Ranger recommends ½ inch of water. Water the product in slowly so the product soaks into the ground, and does not run off into a non-target area. Apply these products when you first see the wasps and until they are gone, waiting at least one week between applications.
Essentria IC3 is a National Organics Program compliant product that is labeled for wasps and other small flying insects (mosquitoes – yeah). IC3 is safe to use around water, kids, and pets. Consider using IC3 in your product rotation.
When treating always wear dark clothes and have a can of wasp freeze on your person. Digger wasps did not get there overnight, and they are not going to go away overnight.
Always read, understand and follow product label. The product label is a Federal Law.
Bill Lamson-Scribner can be reached during the week at Possum's Landscape and Pest Control Supply. Possum's has three locations 481 Long Point Rd in Mt. Pleasant (971-9601), 3325 Business Circle in North Charleston (760-2600), or 606 Dupont Rd, in Charleston (766-1511). Bring your questions to a Possum's location, or visit us at http://www.possumsupply.com. You can also call in your questions to " The Garden Clinic", Saturdays from noon to 1:00, on 1250 WTMA (The Big Talker). The Horticulture Hotline is available 24 / 7 at possumsupply.com.
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University of Iowa study finds employee training might actually increase turnover---"Lack of advancement opportunities negates benefits of professional development programs."
Please follow the hyperlink to an article referring to a study from June 2011 at the University of Iowa. Just when you thought you heard everything… Although it is true that if an employee does not see any career advancement opportunities in the organization, and the market place for new employees changes dramatically from the buyer's market it is today, then employees will start picking their heads up and testing the marketplace. However in this marketplace, not many are looking to be the new person on the bottom rung in an organization.
When the economy shifts, any training, development and learning that employees received will be remembered and appreciated and should create new opportunities in the existing organization which ideally lines up with the newly acquired skills and better developed employees.
First of all, let us not forget that it was not employees who started the unbelievable lack of loyalty to their employers, it was the other was around. Call it right sizing, off-shoring, outsourcing, laying off…whatever you want. To me it is a lack of company loyalty and employees paying for bad business decisions made by employers. One of the fantastic changes that is coming out of this development, the genx ers and a lousy economy is that diversity, learning and development are really becoming important components of our compensations plans. This is fantastic.
To say that people would leave because they have no career opportunities is not a stretch at all, as a matter of fact, it is so obvious I am not sure why we call it a "finding in a study". Aren't the professional development programs designed to, among other things, provide new opportunities for growth within companies and organizations.
Furthermore, please let's not forget that I can find studies that I would actually call "studies" that prove GenY ers are more motivated by learning and professional development that from Salary. They still will need opportunity for growth of course. That takes care of itself. The motivated GenX ers, while they are seeking work and life balance, will develop and market their growing value propositions to the existing companies. Employees who did not grow and develop and take advantage of company offerings will lose opportunity and attrition out. Wallah-growth opportunities for fully developed genx ers who are familiar with and comfortable with their changing and growing value proposition. Who benefits? The company, the employees, the customers, the vendors and the shareholders. Who loses? The companies that do not pay for learning and development and the employees too lazy to take advantage of these offerings.
It has been proven that professional development costs usually return something like 500% ROI. I guess that is only if you do NOT work at University of Iowa.
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Nikolaas, a reader of this blog, noticed that Pegman - the Google Street View icon - looks different for Belgium. When you try to move the icon, you'll notice that Pegman got some French fries.
"Occasionally Pegman dresses up for special events and occasions, or is even joined by peg friends in Google Maps. Some of these icons stay in Google Maps for specific locations, such as the skiing Pegman at Whistler Blackcomb Mountain and the penguin for Street View imagery of Half Moon Island, Antarctica," explains Google.
Street View was launched two months ago in Belgium, but it's not clear why Pegman looks different. Maybe because French fries originate from Belgium.
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- Longitudinal fluid-dynamics for ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions (2006)
- We develop a 1+1 dimensional hydrodynamical model for central heavy-ion collisions at ultrarelativistic energies. Deviations from Bjorken's scaling are taken into account by implementing finite-size profiles for the initial energy density. The calculated rapidity distributions of pions, kaons and antiprotons in central Au+Au collisions at the c.m. energy 200 AGeV are compared with experimental data of the BRAHMS Collaboration. The sensitivity of the results to the choice of the equation of state, the parameters of initial state and the freeze-out conditions is investigated. The best fit of experimental data is obtained for a soft equation of state and Gaussian-like initial profiles of the energy density.
- Bose stimulated pion production in relativistic nuclear collisions (1995)
- We demonstrate the importance of the Bose-statistical effects for pion production in relativistic heavy-ion collisions. The evolution of the pion phase-space density in central collisions of ultrarelativistic nuclei is studied in a simple kinetic model taking into account the effect of Bose-simulated pion production by the NN collisions in a dense cloud of mesons.
- Baryon-antibaryon pair production in time-dependent meson fields (1995)
- Strong mean meson fields, which are known to exist in normal nuclei, experience a violent deformation in the course of a heavy-ion collision at relativistic energies. This may give rise to a new collective mechanism of the particle production, not reducible to the superposition of elementary nucleon-nucleon collisions.
- Particle production by time-dependent meson fields in relativistic heavy ion-collisions (1996)
- According to the Walecka mean field theory of nuclear interaction the collective mutual deceleration of the colliding nuclei gives rise to the bremsstrahlung of real and virtual ! mesons. It is shown that decays of these mesons may give a noticeable contribution to the observed yields of the baryon antibaryon pairs, dileptons and pions. Excitation functions and rapidity distributions of particles produced by this mechanism are calculated under some simplifying assumptions about the space time variation of meson fields in nuclear collisions. The calculated multiplicities of coherently produced particles grow fast with the bombarding energy, reaching a saturation above the RHIC bombarding energy. In the case of central Au+Au collisions the bremsstrahlung mechanism becomes comparable with particle production in incoherent hadron hadron collisions above the AGS energies. The rapidity spectra of antibaryons and pions exhibit a characteristic two hump structure which is a consequence of incomplete projectile target stopping at the initial stage of the reaction. The predicted distribution of e+e pairs has a strong peak at invariant masses Me+e < 0.5 GeV.
- Dilepton production by bremsstrahlung of meson fields in nuclear collisions (1997)
- We study the bremsstrahlung of virtual omega mesons due to the collective deceleration of nuclei at the initial stage of an ultrarelativistic heavy ion collision. It is shown that electromagnetic decays of these mesons may give an important contribution to the observed yields of dileptons. Mass spectra of e+e and µ+µ pairs produced in central Au+Au collisions are calculated under some simplifying assumptions on the space time variation of the baryonic current in a nuclear collision process. Comparison with the CERES data for 160 AGev Pb+Au collisions shows that the proposed mechanism gives a noticeable fraction of the observed e+e pairs in the intermediate region of invariant masses. Sensi tivity of the dilepton yield to the in medium modification of masses and widths of vector mesons is demonstrated.
- Collective mechanism of dilepton production in high-energy nuclear collisions. (1997)
- Collective bremsstrahlung of vector meson fields in relativistic nuclear collisions is studied within the time dependent Walecka model. Mutual deceleration of the colliding nuclei is described by introducing the e ective stopping time and average rapidity loss of baryons. It is shown that electromagnetic decays of virtual ω mesons produced by bremsstrahlung mechanism can provide a substantial contribution to the soft dilepton yield at the SPS bombarding energies. In particular, it may be responsible for the dilepton enhancement observed in 160 AGev central Pb+Au collisions. Suggestions for future experiments to estimate the relative contribution of the collective mechanism are given.
- Metastable quark-antiquark droplets within the Nambu-Jona-Lasinio model (1998)
- Chemically non equilibrated quark antiquark matter is studied within the Nambu Jona-Lasinio model. The equations of state of non strange (q = u, d) and strange (q = s) qq systems are calculated in the mean field approximation. The existence of metastable bound states with zero pressure is predicted at finite densities and temperatures T 50 MeV. It is shown that the minimum energy per particle occurs for symmetric systems, with equal densities of quarks and antiquarks. At T = 0 these metastable states have quark number densities of about 0.5 fm 3 for q = u, d and of 1 fm 3 for q = s. A first order chiral phase transition is found at finite densities and temperatures. The critical temperature for this phase transition is approximately 75 MeV (90 MeV) for the non strange (strange) baryon free quark antiquark matter. For realistic choices of parameters, the model does not predict a phase transition in chemically equilibrated systems. Possible decay channels of the metastable qq droplets and their signatures in relativistic heavy ion collisions are discussed.
- Unusual bound states of quark matter within the NJL model (2000)
- Properties of dense quark matter in and out of chemical equilibrium are studied within the SU(3) Nambu Jona-Lasinio model. In addition to the 4 fermion scalar and vector terms the model includes also the 6 fermion flavour mixing interaction. First we study a novel form of deconfined matter, meso-matter, which is composed of equal number of quarks and antiquarks. It can be thought of as a strongly compressed meson gas where mesons are melted into their elementary constituents, quarks and antiquarks. Strongly bound states in this quark antiquark matter are predicted for all flavour combinations of qq pairs. The maximum binding energy reaches up to 180 MeV per qq pair for mixtures with about 70% of strange (s¯s) pairs. Equilibrated baryon rich quark matter with various flavour compositions is also studied. In this case only shallow bound states appear in systems with a significant admixture(about 40%) of strange quarks (strangelets). Their binding energies are quite sensitive to the relative strengths of scalar and vector interactions. The common property of all these bound states is that they appear at high particle densities when the chiral symmetry is nearly restored. Thermal properties of meso-matter as well as chemically equilibrated strange quark matter are also investigated. Possible decay modes of these bound states are discussed.
- Strange quark matter within the Nambu-Jona-Lasinio model (2000)
- Equation of state of baryon rich quark matter is studied within the SU(3) Nambu Jona-Lasinio model with flavour mixing interaction. Possible bound states (strangelets) and chiral phase transitions in this matter are investigated at various values of strangeness fraction rs. The model predictions are very sensitive to the ratio of vector and scalar coupling constants, ¾ = GV /GS. At ¾ = 0.5 and zero temperature the maximum binding energy (about 15 MeV per baryon) takes place at rs C 0.4. Such strangelets are negatively charged and have typical life times < 10 7 s. The calculations are carried out also at finite temperatures. They show that bound states exist up to temperatures of about 15 MeV. The model predicts a first order chiral phase transition at finite baryon densities. The parameters of this phase transition are calculated as a function of rs.
- Strange quark stars within the Nambu-Jona-Lasinio model (2001)
- We investigate the properties of charge neutral equilibrium cold quark matter within the Nambu Jona-Lasinio model. The calculations are carried out for di erent ratios of coupling constants characterizing the vector and scalar 4 fermion interaction, xi = GV /GS. It is shown that for xi < 0.4 matter is self bound and for xi < 0.65 it has a first order phase transition of the liquid gas type. The Gibbs conditions in the mixed phase are applied for the case of two chemical potentials associated with the baryon number and electric charge. The characteristics of the quark stars are calculated for xi = 0, 0.5 and 1. It is found that the phase transition leads to a strong density variation at the surface of these stars. For xi = 1 the properties of quark stars show behaviors typical for neutron stars. At >< 0.4 the stars near to the maximum mass have a large admixture of strange quarks in their interiors. PACS number: 14.65.-q, 26.60.+c, 97.10.-q


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CAR magazine took the 2012 640i coupe out for their first drive experience of BMW's newest 6-series coupe (the F13). The review was conducted by a self-described hardened BMW fan who we presume has plenty of BMW experience with which to compare the F13 against.
The reviewer falls in love with the drivetrain, but does he love the car overall? It sounds like the answer is "it depends." Viewed properly as a GT car, the car has no better rivals in the luxury coupe segment. Where it … CONTINUED
We bring you more photos of the upcoming BMW 6 series Gran Coupe, which continues testing in Germany. Spotted for the first time here is a black mule (all previous prototypes were white). It continues to impress us with its extremely low slung and sleek stance and proportions.
Current expectation is for the Gran Coupe to hit showrooms in 2012 as a 2013 Model Year vehicle. Engine range is expected to be identical to the 6-Series Coupe.
Autoblog has posted its first drive review of the 2012 6-series coupe. Although the article is a bit difficult to follow, inside are some of its highlights.
Just considering sheer finish and accommodation for four real-sized adults, this new 2+2 BMW fairly well beats the Jaguar XK, Audi S5, and Mercedes E-Class Coupe – with or without a metal roof.
Granted, all the V8s we care to talk about here feel more like rumbling rebels of the road, but this inline powerplant from BMW is arguably the best … CONTINUED
The BMW 6 Series coupe will be available at dealerships later this fall, and now BMW has taken the wraps off the entire engine and model range of the 6-Series Coupe.
And it looks like they are giving the 6-Series the star treatment with availability of a diesel variant (640d), an xDrive variant (650i) and of course M-Sport and Individual vehicles. The new xDrive system will only be available on the 650i, but as was reported earlier a 6-cylinder 640i is now available, which should make … CONTINUED
The upcoming BMW 6-Series Coupe will come in a 640i flavor, featuring the turbocharged inline-6 series dubbed the N55. This configuration has so far not made it to the US on the Cabrio version, but Autoblog.com has confirmed that the 640i will make it here in both Coupe and Cabrio versions when the coupe arrives this fall.
The N55 is a TwinPower turbo 3.0L inline-6 pumping out 316HP and 332ft-lb of torque in European spec.
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Hartge has begun its tuning program for the new 6-series. Thus far, the Hartge 6-series is equipped with a stainless steel sport exhaust system, 19″ or 20″ Hartge wheels, and lower springs which lower the car by 30mm front and 25mm rear.
No info on yet what cosmetic aero parts will be forthcoming.
The interiors of Hartge car can be equipped with Hartge mats, steering wheel, and aluminum pedal set.
We bring you the most revealing top-down photos yet of the F13 6-series convertible – a 640, as well as a top-up 640 convertible in a new color. The 2012 6-series convertible will have a traditional folding soft top (but a factory fitted optional hardtop will be available). Production of the 640 convertible will begin in September 2011.
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A 47-year-old Aiken man was detained for DUI on Thursday after a collision on Whiskey Road. The man smelled strongly of alcohol and exhibited signs of intoxication. He was taken into custody after failing multiple field sobriety tests and refused to provide a breath sample.
A New Ellenton woman reported on Wednesday that someone took three bottles of prescription pills from her unlocked car on University Parkway.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Roses Run on Thursday. The owner reported a handbag missing.
Counterfeit currency was reported on Wednesday at a store on Whiskey Road and a high school basketball game.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
An unknown man caused damage to a car wash on Hitchcock Parkway in Aiken on Thursday when he tried to force his way into the control room.
A burglary was reported on Country Lane in Wagener on Thursday. The owner reported money, coins, a safe, a video game console and a firearm missing.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Broadcast Drive in North Augusta on Thursday. The car was unlocked and there appeared to be damage on the ignition from the suspect trying to start it.
An additional vehicle break-in was reported on Ascauga Lake Road in Graniteville on Thursday.
A Beech Island woman reported on Thursday that someone took some of her prescription pills from her Berry Lane home.
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Recipe: Preheat your grill or oven to 350 degrees.Cut the sausage and vegetables into bite sized pieces. Make foil-sized pockets. Place the sausage and vegetables in the foil pockets and drizzle with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Fold up the foil pockets and place in the oven or on the grill for 40 minutes. Serve the individual pockets in the foil. Yummy.
Ingredients: Lg velvetta cheese, 1 lb ea hamburger and hot sausage, 1 can rotel, 1 can Feista Nacho soup, 1 jar of sliced peppers and 1 small can of black olives
Recipe: Brown sausage and Hamburger drain and add to crock pot, cube velvetta cheese, add the Campbell's Fiesta Nacho soup, 1 can of milk, and the can of rotel, mix well add peppers and olives, serve with corn chips.
Ingredients: sour cream,ranch dip,cream cheese,bacon and jalapenos.
Recipe: First boil your jalapenos, while they are boiling mix you sour cream and ranch dip in a bowl then add your cream cheese mix together well then you can either cook your own bacon or add the real like bacon bits and add them to your mixture then add your jalapenos mix it all together and eat with crackers of your choice or chips....
Ingredients: 1 large bag frozen corn
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Recipe: fry sausage & drain off grease. add cream cheese and stir until melted and consistant. Split the japalaneos down one side and clean out seeds - membrane. Stuff with the cream cheese/sausage mixture. Wrap in beacon. Inset toothpicks to hold beacon in place. Grill until beacon is crisp or bake in oven on 350 until beacon is crispy - about 30 min. depending on thickness of beacon.


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In particular, preeclampsia has emerged as an independent risk factor for maternal cardiovascular disease and has recently been recognised as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease in children exposed in utero. Preeclampsia and cardiovascular disease may share important pathophysiological and molecular mechanisms and further investigation into these is likely to offer insight into the origins of both conditions.
Yes, you *and your kids* are more likely to have cardiovascular disease. Lifestyle's about all we've got for prevention at the moment, so now that we're in the "official risk factors" it's a good plan to follow up with your internists and make sure your pediatrician knows to note this in the kiddo's chart.


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Enter now to win the iPhone, iPad, or iPod of your dreams from iMore!
well i will give it a try, have been toying back and forth, back and forth between the note 2 and the iphone5 for verizon. each phone has great features. but in the end i want the ihpone5. have had many droids and its time to move up and experience a class phone. thank you for my vote to be entered for the iphone5 for verizon
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I would like the iPad 3 (the newest, not the mini) because it would be great to play games on as well as read on
Awesome contest!
Hi there!
I'd love to actually own an iPad or an iPad mini. (I'd probably want an iPhone 5 (unlocked) even more, but at $600+, even a gift card of $350 wouldn't help a ton.) I am a student who really, really enjoys design, both onscreen and hardware, and I especially love Apple's clean, refined aesthetic. I'm starting down the road to photography (Instagram @suitjackets) and either iPad would be a spectacular editor. Also, I'm getting into professional music, and GarageBand on iPad is fantastic — I've tried it out. Finally, I'm just an Apple lover. So, to fully experience the true power of iOS, an A6X processor (or an A5 ;-) would really be cool!
One last thing: I gotta say, this is awfully nice of you Mobile Nations staff! You're giving a grand total of $1400 away just 'cause. (One could even say it's a RESOLUTIONARY thing to do! :-) And I hate to grovel and beg, but, I guess those were the instructions. What you're doing defines the holiday spirit.
Great idea, and good luck to all participants! Good tidings :-)
Either an iPhone 5 or a new iPod (probably a classic)...
Would love an Iphone 5 please!!!
Oh, how I would love an iPad Mini!
I would love an iPad mini. Thanks!
I would love a new iPad mini. Thanks!
I would like a iPad mini because my gf is bugging me for one for Christmas and I can't afford to buy her one for Christmas.
since I didn't win the last contest for birthday, maybe this time I can win an iPhone 5 for Christmas.
iPad with retina, please.
iPad with Retina display please
I work with technology at a school district, it seems everyone (even students) have an iPad but me! Need one to test out all our new apps and such.
iPad mini for a Happy Hanukkah please!
iPhone 5 please, my 4S' batter is horrible now and I don't have a warranty. I'd love a nice new phone that won't cost me an arm and a leg! Thank you!!
I would love an iPad mini. It would be the perfect comic book, kid friendly computer for my family.
i Phone 5 so I can see why someone would pay 531 dollars more than what it costs to make one
I would like to have the iPad Mini.
I would like to win the iPad because my daughters and I are fighting over our iPad right now. Merry Christmas!
I want to get a iPad LTE 32G AT&T to replace my WIFI 3rd Gen iPad. I just don't want to keep turning the Hotspot feature on my phone everything I want to use the iPad, or keep deleting apps and game so I can rent a movie!!!!! Also my iPad is acting funny since iOS 6 update. I hope I win. :)
one ipad please.
I would soooooo like a black iPad mini, please please please!!!!
New iPad please!!
I would love a new iPad.
Why ... well for the same reason most other people do; I like new shiny things! I would love to become more mobile with my workflows. I want to fill in my spare time, reading a book, flinging some irate birds and/or watching the latest episode of my favorite show.
Thanks for this opportunity and wish everyone the best of luck and a Merry Christmas :)
I'd like an iPhone 5 for my wife. She's been eyeing iphone to replace her aging Blackberry cause she wants to take better pics and video of our daughter. This would make a great Christmas gift :)
I would like an iPhone 5...because I'm still stuck with a 3gs :/
I would like to win an iPhone 5 and an iPad 4 to give to my mom for christmas. Thank you Santa iMore.
iPhone 5 please. I am slowly moving to the apple ecosystem, what better way than to start with an iPhone!?
I would love a white 32 GB iPhone 5.
The gift card would definitely be beneficial to my purchase.
Thanks so much!
I would really like to win an iPad Mini. I know it doesn't have "Retina", but I played with one in the stores and the form factor is right up my alley as an avid reader.
Umad...THEYsad...I'd like an IPad, mini that is!
Happy Holidays
Definitely an iPhone 5.
iphone 5... can't get rid of my p.o.s. motorola soon enough
I really want an iPad mini. Just sold my iPad 3.
I would love to have an Apple IPad so that I can finally get rid of my old and discontinued HP Touchpad but to be honest any Apple product would make my life easier and less boring.
iPad please!!
An iphone 5 would be sweet! Just took the leap to an imac and an iphone would be a perfect fit!
I love like an ipad mini por favor
I would love and ipad mini por favor
I´d love an iPhone 5, why? That's easy, It´s the most amazing iPhone Apple has ever built!!
iPhone 5 would be great because my iPhone 4 is i n c r e d i b l y S l o w.
Mmm I'll take the iPhone 5 !!
I would love an iPad! I would love to use it instead of my laptop
An ipad mini please
i would LOVE an ipad mini please. thank you and happy holidays
iPad mini for me. My daughters borrowed my 1st gen iPad, and won't give it back. lol
iPad mini would be so awesome :-) I homeschool my children and this would bring their learning to a whole new level :-)
iPhone 5, Xtimas gift!
Would like to get a refurbished iPad 3 for my mom for Christmas.
I'd love to use an iPad mini in my classroom! There are some really cool tuner apps available, and the kids are enamored with iPads!
I need an Ipad Mini for work. Thanks.
I would love to win a new iPad!
I would like a Verizon iPhone 5 please!
I would like a ipad mini to give to my daughter for Christmas
Would be awesome to win the iPad mini for my mom. she's about 2,500 miles away 70 years old and has yet to own a real Apple device. Would be nice to get her on board and start face timing with her.
I would LOVE the iPad Mini!
I would love to see a brand new white iPad Mini wrapped up under the tree! Would make my Christmas!
I would love an iPad for my family! I'm away at school and it would be great to FaceTime and iMessage with them whenever I please. There's so much you can do on them, the possibilities for digital artwork and photography are endless!
IPad please
The ipad fourth generation please.
An Iphone5 on Verizon's network, cause I currently cannot afford one, merry Christmas and happy holidays to those of u who don't celebrate christmas
iPhone 5!!!!
I would like to win an iPhone 5 so my son will have a phone I can trust while he's at college. Thanks for your consideration !
I can't wait to get an iPad mini!
Just got my iPhone 5 last month at work (first iPhone ever, yeah!), would love to be able to get my wife one too and move her off her BlackBerry.
iPhone 5
Happy Holidays
I'd love to have an iPad Mini for Xmas.
I want an iPad mini so my wife and I can each have our own iPad.
White iPad Mini! I've always wanted a tablet in the 7" category and I think the iPad Mini is the best choice for me. :)
Ipad mini please. I never get to use my iPad 2 because the wife and kids are always using it. Happy Holidays.
A new iPad would be great!
White 32gb iPhone 5 please! For my wonderful pregnant wife.
I would like the new iPad for my 12 year old son. He has Aspergers Syndrome and ADHD and this would help him tremendously with communicating, comprehending and organization. He is very smart with electronics and has wanted an iPad for quite a while now and I know he would love to have one.
iPad 4 please!!!
Anything! Thanks for all :)
ipad mini white 32gb because i am an apple nerd and it will be easier for me to have an ipad mini. please!
I think I would go for the iPad Mini. Many thanks!
I want the iPad mini to give to my Mothers 60th bday this holiday.
iPad Mini in black please!!
iPad Mini please. I have a 1st gen iPad and would love the mini.
Would love to get the wife a new IPhone 5 to put under the tree
I would like a 16 GB iPad mini please. It will be perfect for the nightly watching TV/ surfing web routine for myself and companion (also a good compliment to my new iPhone 5). :)
I would like to win an iPhone 5, because I have had an HTC Inspire 4g since June 2011, and want a new phone for the holidays. However I'm upgrade eligible on January 18, 2013 >:0
I would love to upgrade my iPad. it's been a total workhorse, and a refresh would be awesome!
iPad to use for my up and coming photography business.
I'd get the iPad. Would be great for work
Santa, please bring me an ipad mini for Christmas :-)
I would love to win an iPhone 5! The AT&T version would be perfect, as it works with Canadian carriers. iMore, you would make my year if I won!
I would love an ipad or ipad mini. I have been wanting one but it's been out of budget for now sadly and it would be greatly appreciated. preference would be black if optional but any ipad would be great
I'm wishing for an iPhone 5 please (so I can move on from my 5-year old Samsung flip-phone).
Would be pretty fun to have a new iphone 5 to play with on Christmas.
iPhone as it would be, a great Christmas gift, I am nearly broke, and I truly need a new phone
Would love an iPad Mini to I can get my iPad from my sone every once in a while :)
An iPad would be great to use in my classroom! It's a great teaching tool, plus nice for me too.
I desperately want an iPad mini, because I'm a chump. Ho ho ho!
64 gb Verizon iPhone 5 please, need to upgrade my 4. Guess I'll have to change my screen name then if I win.
I would love an iPad mini to give to my son so he quits downloading apps on my iPad. Thanks!
I would like an iPhone 5. My current phone runs a competing OS and and has a cracked screen. An iOS device would make my household an Apple one
My wife and both were first in line for the iPhone when everyone doubted that the iPhone would change the world forever. I posted article everywhere I could on how many times I watched the announcement . It almost became a favorite movie of mine that I watch still now. Both my wife and spent 600+on them a piece. They were the best I have ever seen and the most beloved gadget I have had at that time. Fast forward now one kid later and a couple more bills added a month and what do you have. I guy that has to settle for trades of phones that are older and less that the latest. To be able to land a white iPhone 5 by AT&T would mean the world to me. It would a completion back to where it all begun for me. So yes please , allow me a white snowing Christmas with a white beautiful iPhone 5. Thank you, I believe I will win, I am going to win(at least this is what they tell me I should confess about my life)))). If it works, boy it's going to blow my mind.
iPad, of course!!
iPad, of course!! So that I can stop sharing mine with my family!!
I'd like an iPhone. I'm new to apple, got I pad, iMac, I'd sure like an iPhone to go with. I had a 3 but broken last year. I now have an android galaxy my kid got me but even after 3 months I still hate it. Merry Christmas!


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Thursday, April 18, 2013
That is what the students at Eagle Nest Elementary were screaming at the schools' rally for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life on Friday, April 12th. Each year, the school participates in raising money for the American Cancer Society for a few months and then has a mini-relay to celebrate and honor cancer survivors. This school year though, the Relay committee added a few new fundraisers to generate even more excitement. Teachers sold footprints that honor or remember loved ones suffering from cancer and they were put up all around the school on the walls. This year, a new twist was added in the form of targets. When the footprints reached the target, the person on the target would get slimed at the mini-relay.
Four people graciously accepted the challenge and the targets were 5th grade teacher Jamie McDowell, PE Coach Jeremy Compton, Assistant Principal Michelle Nicholson and of course Principal Karen Spillane. Each week Mrs. Kelly Nobbs or Mrs. Marian Lovenshimer, Relay Team Captains, would go on the EES morning show to update the school on fundraising efforts and to remind the students about the sliming goals. Mrs. Spillane even talked up the fundraiser and told the students there was no way they would sell enough footprints to get to her target. Eagle Nest even had a third grade student, Mason Maddox, who asked for donations at his parents' business and he alone raised almost $100.
The students at the school purchased 714 footprints, which are colorfully twisted around the front halls, and made it to all four targets. What a sight it was during the mini-relay as 8 students were picked for the honor of sliming one of the fantastic volunteers. All you could hear was "EWWWW" as the green and orange chunky slime was poured all over Mrs. Spillane.
The other new fundraiser involved selling pickles to the students and that was a great success because the students bought over 360 pickles during the month of March. During the first two weeks of April, students voted for the favorite hairstyle of music teacher Blake Bredemeier, which involved lots of ribbons, pinkie tails or braids. He wore the winning hairstyle all day on Relay Friday. Eagle Nest Elementary raised over $4,000 this year with these fundraisers as well as selling Valentines and color-changing cups with the Relay logo. Now its team will look ahead to the next school year and see what crazy fundraiser they can think of next.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A senior U.S. general is urging Congress to resolve the uncertainty surrounding the military's budget, but he cautioned U.S. enemies in the Middle East against trying to take advantage of the situation.
Gen. James Mattis, the top officer at U.S. Central Command, said Tuesday the aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman is ready for action. Defense Department officials announced last month that automatic budget cuts forced them to delay deployment of the Truman to the Persian Gulf region.
Mattis told the Senate Armed Services Committee that he was on board the Truman two weeks ago and the carrier's commander assured him that the ship and its air wing would be prepared if called. Mattis tells lawmakers, "I have what it takes to make it the enemy's worst day and longest day."
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
The Williamsburg County Coroner's Office has identified the man who died in a two-vehicle accident near Andrews this afternoon.
Deputy Coroner William Horton III said 76-year-old Herman F. Ray of Andrews died in the accident that happened at about 1:09 p.m..
The South Carolina Highway Patrol said the accident happened in the vicinity of the intersection of County Line Road and North Morgan Ave.
Initial reports indicated one of the vehicles overturned in the accident.
Georgetown County Coroner Kenny Johnson was originally called to the scene but it was determined the accident occurred just over the line in Williamsburg County.
We do know at least one other person was transported to the hospital.
More details are expected to be released soon by the Highway Patrol.
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Hamilton Section Monthly Technical Meeting
Topic: Application of Fluids in High Pressure Hydraulic Systems
Presenter: Attilio Treglia, P. Eng., Lynch Fluid Controls Inc.
When it comes to hydraulic fluids, the operating practices of yesterday are long gone. Steady and dependable, hydraulic fluid technology remained somewhat stagnant for decades. Today, the pressure is on hydraulic systems. Hydraulic systems are expected to deliver optimum performance while operating at increasingly higher pressures, temperatures, and tougher conditions. When selecting hydraulic fluid it's important to consider viscosity, compressibility, wear resistance, oxidation stability, thermal stability, filterability, rust & corrosion protection, foam resistance, demulsibility, hydrolytic stability, and seal compatibility. On the other side of the fence are the many components and system designs available to us. Pumps, valves, actuators and other components are being built from newer alloys with better wear characteristics. Finite element analysis and multi-axis CNC machining are also allowing parts to be made to tighter tolerances that require cleaner and cooler fluids.
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- T-cell metagene predicts a favorable prognosis in estrogen receptor-negative and HER2-positive breast cancers (2009)
- Introduction Lymphocyte infiltration (LI) is often seen in breast cancer but its importance remains controversial. A positive correlation of human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) amplification and LI has been described, which was associated with a more favorable outcome. However, specific lymphocytes might also promote tumor progression by shifting the cytokine milieu in the tumor. Methods Affymetrix HG-U133A microarray data of 1,781 primary breast cancer samples from 12 datasets were included. The correlation of immune system-related metagenes with different immune cells, clinical parameters, and survival was analyzed. Results A large cluster of nearly 600 genes with functions in immune cells was consistently obtained in all datasets. Seven robust metagenes from this cluster can act as surrogate markers for the amount of different immune cell types in the breast cancer sample. An IgG metagene as a marker for B cells had no significant prognostic value. In contrast, a strong positive prognostic value for the T-cell surrogate marker (lymphocyte-specific kinase (LCK) metagene) was observed among all estrogen receptor (ER)-negative tumors and those ER-positive tumors with a HER2 overexpression. Moreover ER-negative tumors with high expression of both IgG and LCK metagenes seem to respond better to neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Conclusions Precise definitions of the specific subtypes of immune cells in the tumor can be accomplished from microarray data. These surrogate markers define subgroups of tumors with different prognosis. Importantly, all known prognostic gene signatures uniformly assign poor prognosis to all ER-negative tumors. In contrast, the LCK metagene actually separates the ER-negative group into better or worse prognosis.
- Identification of biology-based breast cancer types with distinct predictive and prognostic features : role of steroid hormone and HER2 receptor expression in patients treated with neoadjuvant anthracycline/taxane-based chemotherapy (2009)
- Introduction: Reliable predictive and prognostic markers for routine diagnostic purposes are needed for breast cancer patients treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy. We evaluated protein biomarkers in a cohort of 116 participants of the GeparDuo study on anthracycline/taxane-based neoadjuvant chemotherapy for operable breast cancer to test for associations with pathological complete response (pCR) and disease-free survival (DFS). Particularly, we evaluated if interactions between hormone receptor (HR) and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) expression might lead to a different clinical behavior of HR+/HER2+ coexpressing and HR+/HER2- tumors and whether subgroups of triple negative tumors might be identified by the help of Ki67 labeling index, cytokeratin 5/6 (CK5/6), as well as cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2), and Y-box binding protein 1 (YB-1) expression. Methods: Expression analysis was performed using immunohistochemistry and silver-enhanced in situ hybridization on tissue microarrays (TMAs) of pretherapeutic core biopsies. Results: pCR rates were significantly different between the biology-based tumor types (P = 0.044) with HR+/HER2+ and HR-/HER2- tumors having higher pCR rates than HR+/HER2-tumors. Ki67 labeling index, confirmed as significant predictor of pCR in the whole cohort (P = 0.001), identified HR-/HER- (triple negative) carcinomas with a higher chance for a pCR (P = 0.006). Biology-based tumor type (P = 0.046 for HR+/HER2+vs. HR+/HER2-), Ki67 labeling index (P = 0.028), and treatment arm (P = 0.036) were independent predictors of pCR in a multivariate model. DFS was different in the biology-based tumor types (P < 0.0001) with HR+/HER2- and HR+/HER2+ tumors having the best prognosis and HR-/HER2+ tumors showing the worst outcome. Biology-based tumor type was an independent prognostic factor for DFS in multivariate analysis (P < 0.001). Conclusions: Our data demonstrate that a biology-based breast cancer classification using estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PgR), and HER2 bears independent predictive and prognostic potential. The HR+/HER2+ coexpressing carcinomas emerged as a group of tumors with a good response rate to neoadjuvant chemotherapy and a favorable prognosis. HR+/HER2- tumors had a good prognosis irrespective of a pCR, whereas patients with HR-/HER- and HR-/HER+ tumors, especially if they had not achieved a pCR, had an unfavorable prognosis and are in need of additional treatment options. Trial registration ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00793377


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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Last week, as reported in Friday's Georgetown Times, city leaders said the portion of the Harborwalk boardwalk damaged by last month's fire would not open during this past Saturday's Wooden Boat Show.
However, when Saturday arrived, the thousands of people in attendance at the boat show were able to walk the entire distance of the boardwalk.
At a meeting conducted by S.C. Sen. Yancey McGill last Wednesday, City administrator Chris Carter said some of the pilings underneath the boardwalk were charred, causing it to be "structurally compromised."
Jonathan Heald, the city's Public Works director, agreed, telling McGill the area where the damage is located "is not structurally sound." He said "putting a lot of traffic on it could be dangerous."
Carter said the city's plan was to keep a 64-foot area of the boardwalk blocked off.
So, how was the Harborwalk able to be completely open on Saturday?
According to city planner Rick Martin, he was out of town at a funeral last Wednesday. He said on his way back he received a call from a contractor who said emergency repairs could be made so the boardwalk could be open Saturday.
Martin said he told the contractor "OK" but did not mean permission had been granted for the repairs.
Martin said he also received a call from Harby Moses, owner of Coastal Structures, who asked about any permitting that would be needed to make the temporary fix.
Martin said he did not get a chance to review the plans or issue any building permits.
"We never issued any permits and the next thing I know the work was completed," Martin said. "If I had been there, I would not have approved it."
He said there may have been a misunderstanding because another member of city staff had said it was OK for a temporary repair to be made. However, city ordinances mandate a building permit be obtained before any such work can take place.
Martin said Moses did sign a "hold harmless agreement," meaning the city would not have been held liable if someone had gotten hurt on the boardwalk where the repairs were made.
Moses did not return repeated calls placed by the Georgetown Times.
Martin said a banner that stretched over the Harborwalk where the repairs were made was placed there illegally because no one obtained a sign permit.
The banner stated: Harborwalk Open Courtesy of Progress for Georgetown with the help of Coastal Structures.
"No one got a sign permit and that bothers me," Martin said.
Progress for Georgetown is a group supporting the Republicans running for Georgetown mayor and city council on Nov. 5.
"I don't want anyone benefiting from our disasters," Martin said.
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