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Toronto Hosts Canadian National Horror Expo Aug. 27-29
Friday, August 20, 2004
Rue Morgue, Canada's premiere horror magazine, and Hobby Star Marketing have launched the 2004 Rue Morgue Festival of Fear Canadian National Horror Expo. The event will take place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre the weekend of Aug. 27-29, 2004 as part of Canada's National Expo (along with ComiCon, CNAnime and SFX), and is expected to draw some 20,000 genre fans.
Rue Morgue is proud to announce that the Guest of Honor for the 2004 Rue Morgue Festival of Fear will be legendary filmmaker George A. Romero (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Creepshow). Other guests include film icon Alejandro Jodorowsky (El Topo, Santa Sangre), Doug Bradley (Pinhead from the Hellraiser movies), Kane Hodder (Jason Voorhees from the Friday the 13th movies), Tom Savini (From Dusk Till Dawn, Day of the Dead) and Bill Moseley (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Pt. 2, House of 1000 Corpses). Also appearing will be Texas Chainsaw Massacre star Andrew Bryniarski, acclaimed apocalypse artist Joe Coleman, John Kassir (The Crypt Keeper from Tales From the Crypt), Emma Caulfield (Anya from Buffy the Vampire Slayer), notorious independent filmmakers Douglas Buck and Larry Fessenden, creepy cult musician Nash the Slash, EI Cinema staple Misty Mundae, Random House horror novelist Kelley Armstrong, Vincent Marcone from My Pet Skeleton, genre scribe Edo Van Belkom and many, many more.
"This is obviously a huge event for us," said Rod Gudino, Rue Morgue editor and festival coordinator. "Toronto has always been considered something of a mecca for dark culture and we hope to be able to live up to that impression."
Rue Morgue Festival of Fear Canadian National Horror Expo 2004 will be the major genre event of the calendar year, with exclusive parties, offsite events, horror film screenings, autograph sessions, dealer tables and much more.
Bob "Todd's Dad" McFarlane will have a booth set up directly across from the Festival of Fear area and will have several of McFarlane Toys' upcoming series on display. For more event info, go to: http://www.hobbystar.com/ComicConToronto/CC_Main.asp.
As an added bonus for spawn.com users, we have the first look at the cover of the next issue of Rue Morgue -- due on shelves in September -- with artwork by none other than Clive Barker. Enjoy.


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Update 12:38 p.m.: Nutritional supplement seller Herbalife lost more than 4% Thursday, after hedge fund manager Bill Ackman spent more three hours making the case for why his Pershing Square Capital has a massive short position in the company's shares.
Ackman, who alleges that Herbalife is a "pyramid scheme," said he considers any profit he makes "blood money" and will donate his personal after-tax windfall, whatever it is, to charity, as he did with a previous short in MBIA several years ago.
In response to claims from the Herbalife CEO Michael Johnson that Ackman's play is "blatant market manipulation" ahead of a Friday expiration on put options in the company's stock, Ackman said that while Pershing Square has a huge short position, it does not have any positions in options.
"Our target price is zero, because we think the business will fail," Ackman said.
Shares of nutritional supplement marketer Herbalife were down again in pre-market trading Thursday, ahead of a midtown Manhattan presentation at which Pershing Square Capital's Bill Ackman will explain why he is shorting the stock.
Ackman's presentation, set to begin at 9:30, is expected to delve into Herbalife's supplement sales, and whether its products are actually getting into the hands of end users as the company claims, or just being bought up by sales reps.
CEO Michael Johnson gave a passionate defense of the company in an interview with CNBC Wednesday, after news brokeof Ackman's short case, which is expected to brand the business a "pyramid scheme."
"This is not about Herbalife's business model, this is about Bill Ackman's business model," Johnson said, calling the hedge fund manager's actions "blatant market manipulation."
Earlier this year, Johnson had to fight off pressure from another money manager renowned for spotting shaky companies to bet against, David Einhorn. While Einhorn has never disclosed whether he had or has a short position in Herbalife, he asked pointed questions on a May conference call that led many to conclude that to be the case.
Ackman's latest high-profile position comes as another one of his plays has been languishing. Pershing Square's founder has been a vocal supporter of J.C. Penney and its CEO, former Apple executive Ron Johnson. That stock is down more than 40% this year though, a black mark on Ackman's portfolio.
Shares of Herbalife fell 1.3% in pre-market trade Thursday, after losing more than 15% at Wednesday's lows before finishing the day with a 12.1% decline.
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The diagnostic classification is the list of the mental disorders that are officially part of the DSM system. "Making a DSM diagnosis" consists of selecting those disorders from the classification that best reflect the signs and symptoms that are exhibited by the individual being evaluated. Associated with each diagnostic label is a diagnostic code, which is typically used by institutions and agencies for data collection and billing purposes. These diagnostic codes are derived from the coding system used by all health care professionals in the United States, known as the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Edition, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM).
Diagnostic Criteria Sets
For each disorder included in DSM, a set of diagnostic criteria indicate what symptoms must be present (and for how long) as well as symptoms, disorders, and conditions that must not be present in order to qualify for a particular diagnosis. Many users of DSM find these diagnostic criteria particularly useful because they provide a concise description of each disorder. Furthermore, use of diagnostic criteria has been shown to increase diagnostic reliability (i.e., likelihood that different users will assign the same diagnosis to an individual). However, it is important to remember that these criteria are meant to be used as guidelines informed by clinical judgment and are not meant to be used in a cookbook fashion.
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Finally, the third component of DSM is the descriptive text that accompanies each disorder. The text of DSM-5 systematically describes each disorder under the following headings: "Diagnostic Features"; "Associated Features Supporting Diagnosis"; "Subtypes and/or Specifiers"; "Prevalence"; "Development and Course"; "Risk and Prognostic Factors"; "Diagnostic Measures"; "Functional Consequences"; "Culture-Related Diagnostic Issues"; "Gender-Related Diagnostic Issues"; "Differential Diagnosis"; and "Recording Procedures".
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Ever wonder what guys think about that super-trendy new swimsuit you've had your eye on all spring? Well, we've already quizzed men about hairstyles and jeans, so we decided to give bikinis and one-pieces the same treatment. Read on to find out what your bathing suit says about you…according to guys.SEE MORE
Polka dots are the print to pick."The perfect mix. A little sexy, a little classic, confident yet comfortable. This is the girl I want to get to know." —Josh, 29
Sassy stripes are bold and fun."So many colors and stripe weights—this swimsuit says I'm outgoing and not afraid to try new things…or Trix yogurt." —Gerhardt, 23
Accessorizing at the beach can send a flirty message."The one-piece suit says she considers herself a lady; the heels suggest that she wants to be noticed and flirted with." —Mike, 37
Mixing and matching your swimsuit sends a confident vibe."[This suit] says, 'I know I look good, and I'm not afraid to draw some attention to myself.'" —Paul, 26
Head-to-toe white is confident but approachable."Maybe it's because she appears to have been caught mid-Hokey Pokey, but you know this woman used to get up every morning at 6am to dance in front of the TV to The Grind. Which is perfect because that makes 2 of us. Yes ma'am, your boring friends may be snoozing in the sand, but we WILL join you for your solo dance party." —Ben, 30
Shredded cover-ups look like they're straight out of a horror film."Screams 'heading to the beach with Freddy Krueger.'" —Eric, 34
Too many trends say "I'm high-maintenance.""My girl here would start complaining that the pineapple's too yellow in her [drink] in a heartbeat…." —Jared, 33
Some suits make dudes think of dessert—and that's a good thing."Mmm…striped ice cream." —Gerhardt, 23
Goofy novelty beach accessories are good for a laugh."Mom? What are you doing at the beach?" —Leo, 29
A classic striped bikini can still surprise guys (in a really great way)."This is the kind of girl that you might expect to wear a modest one-piece, but then she shows up at the beach wearing this striped bikini and even the ladies take notice." —Robert, 27
Giant green furry boots don't belong near the water."Furry, Chewbacca-inspired boots are never OK—not even at Coachella." —David, 22
Cute details can be sexy."Pure, intimidating refinement. She is listening to secret music that only her ears can hear and if we tried to touch those headphones, we'd get zapped with an electric shock. Simple, primo taste." —Ben, 30
Don't forget your pants!"Wow, she has a great body, but it really looks like she forgot her pants. If she had on a pair of cutoffs or a denim mini, she would be totally cute." —Michael, 40
Floral prints look sweet."The quiet one. Pretty yet shy—this is the girl who's confident enough that she's not going out of her way to get noticed." —Josh, 29
You don't have to go too crazy to make a swimsuit statement."This is the classic beach look." —Chet, 35
Mixing and matching sends out the right vibes."Fashion-forward. The girl in the Brooklyn coffee shop I'd talk to if only I knew just the right bands to mention." —Josh, 29
Attention-getting bathing suits will make you look like you're, uh, looking for attention."She's looking for attention and doesn't mind wearing something that's kind of ridiculous to get it. She's not at the beach to swim laps or to get a tan, because that bathing suit would be a disaster for either. She wants to at least give out an 'I'm available' vibe. She's confident in her body." —Sam, 33
Sporty suits attract the right kind of attention."Remember Winnie Cooper? All your memories will come rushing back." —Chet, 35
Sometimes too much of a good thing is…too much of a good thing."She's very fashionable, but this is what girls wear to the beach with other girls." —Michael, 40


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An elderly couple whose deaths resulted in an investigation by the Carroll County Sheriff's Office Wednesday appears to have died from natural causes.
Carroll County Sheriff J.B. Gardner said Thursday afternoon the Medical Examiner's report reflects the deaths of Kay Roberts, 80, and William Roberts, 86, of Quail Ridge Road near Galax as natural causes.
"According to the Medical Examiner, both of these are from natural causes. There was no sign of any trauma or anything like that," Gardner said. "She is waiting for the toxicology reports for final answers, but it appears to be natural causes."
The Carroll County Sheriff's Office is awaiting autopsy results to determine the causes of death of an elderly couple on Quail Ridge Road that led Virginia State Police and the Sheriff's Office to investigate Wednesday.
Carroll County Sheriff J.B. Gardner said foul play does not appear to be the cause of death for the couple, who he said were ages 80 and 86. The bodies are being taken to Roanoke
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Gardner said his department responded to the residence at Quail Ridge Road, just off Cranberry Road, yesterday at approximately 3:30 p.m. after friends requested a welfare check of the residence near Galax. One initial thought was the couple may have died from carbon monoxide exposure, but Gardner said a carbon monoxide test at the residence last night came back within normal limits.
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A Georgia Regents University associate dean and professor cited strong objections to the Affordable Care Act on Monday – the day before health insurance exchanges began.
From his own analysis, said Dr. Mark Thompson, the Act won't save families $2,500, but will increase their heath costs by $7,450, he told Aiken Rotary Club members on Monday. Thompson is a professor and associate dean of the university's MBA program.
"There are a lot of rules that are very vague and some that still need to be written," he said, "…This is a 2,000-page bill that is underestimating the cost."
One of the major reasons cited for introducing the Act, Thompson said, is that it is already starting to curtail health care spending. That's not the case, as slow economic growth is the acutal cause. The Act's affordability is still in quesiton.
Health care reform is needed, but this is not the way to do it, Thompson contends.
About 85 percent of Americans have some form of insurance, he said, and the Act will not provide insurance opportunities for all those without it. The program will extend insurance for basic, routine treatments "and that's not the purpose of insurance," said Thompson. "It's for catastrophic events."
The exchange procedure will create more confusion for those who are uninsured or want to look at other options, he said. If a person goes online for what is supposed to be one-stop shopping, will he know what to do? Thompson asked. The wide range of plans have varying costs with decisions that can result in costly mistakes for businesses and individuals.
"There are going to be glitches…and the best IT people don't work for the government," Thompson said.
He reiterated his concern about negative issues with many aspects of the Act. The concept that small businesses with fewer than 25 employees could pool together to get numbers on their side could be a good idea, Thompson said. But in this case, there could be different results that could lead to a lot of taxes that don't look like taxes.
In effect, the government loves power, and this legislative act puts the government into the situation of getting more power, Thompson said.
Senior writer Rob Novit is the Aiken Standard's education reporter and has been with the newspaper since September 2001. He is a native of Walterboro and majored in journalism at the University of Georgia.
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Here is a fantastic project that a Bangkok, Thailand based non-profit organization is engaged in. Siam Soundtrek is working to preserve the heritage sites of Old Bangkok. To draw awareness they have established a Google Maps mashup on their website and samples of their Mp3 tour through the heart of the old city can be downloaded right from the map! Visitors to the mashup can download the tours for free as well as edit information on their wiki. This tour can act as an on or offline way to explore one of South East Asia's most vibrant city!
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HONOLULU, Hawaii --- The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga freshmen saw a majority of the playing time in the second half and rookie Chelsey Shumpert (Paducah, Ky.) drained two free throws with 2.1 seconds to play to lead Chattanooga to a 59-57 win over Colorado State on the final day of the Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Showdown. UTC improves to 5-3 overall and the Rams drop to 4-3.
Senior Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.), playing all 40 minutes Sunday, converted a 3-point play to give Chattanooga a 57-56 lead with 1:20 to play. On the other end, senior Alex Black was called for her fifth foul, sending CSU's Gritt Ryder to the line. After missing the first shot, Ryder converted on the second for the third tie of the game with 51 seconds on the clock.
Chattanooga missed a jumper, and after an offensive rebounds, the Lady Mocs missed again with Ryder grabbing the defensive board and the Rams called for time to set up their final shot with just 16 seconds to play. Colorado State's A.J. Newton held the ball in the back court for a few seconds before driving to the basket for a final shot. However, she was out of control and fell to floor and lost the ball out of bounds under her basket.
Chattanooga took over and head coach Jim Foster called for back-to-back timeouts to set up the final play. Shumpert cut in front of the defenders in a full court press with 4.8 seconds to play and fielded the inbound pass. She cross the center line and headed to the middle of the court when Newton was called for a flagrant foul for grabbing her arm and holding on.
Shumpert calmly took the line and drained both free throws. Chattanooga got the ball back and was fouled on the inbounds pass, but failed to convert the first of a 1-and-1. With 2.1 seconds on the clock, Foster put senior Faith Dupree (Knoxville, Tenn.) and freshman Jasmine Joyner (Southaven, Miss. ) on the endline to shield the inbounds pass. A last ditch effort by Ellen Nystrom fell short and the Lady Mocs came away with the win.
Hall recorded her third double-double of the year with 10 points and 12 rebounds to go along with three assists, two blocked shots and two steals. Also in double figures was Joyner with a career-high 10 points on 4-of-7 shooting and a pair of free throws. Freshman Moses Johnson (Atlanta, Ga.) was 4-of-8 on the day and 2-of-3 from the 3-point line for 10 points and six rebounds. Shumpert chipped in eight points and three assists.
Colorado State had three players in double figures. Elin Gustavsson just missed a double-double with 12 points and nine rebounds while Sam Martin nearly hit for doubles as well with nine points and a team-high 10 rebounds. A.J. Newton tossed in 12 points and Ellen Nystrom had 11 points and six rebounds.
Chattanooga was outscored in the paint 20-16 but had 15 points off 12 Ram turnovers while committing just six of their own. The Lady Mocs bench contributed 33 points and the freshmen accounted for 28 of UTC's 36 second half points.
The Lady Mocs were forced to make a comeback for the third straight day after trailing by 15 points with 13:32 to play in the game. Chattanooga's largest lead of the game was a three-point lead at the 18:26 mark of the first half.
Chattanooga will have Monday and Tuesday off before returning to the practice arena on Wednesday. UTC's next game will be at Jacksonville State on December 10 following fall exams.


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A year ago, students would be told to hand over or stow all their electronic devices prior to the start of classes.
But starting this fall, Fairfax County Public Schools is taking a new approach to students' use of personal technology.
"One of the things we've noticed in the last three or four years was that we had a lot of unregistered devices on our network," said Maribeth Luftglass, assistant superintendent of the school system's Department of Information Technologies. "We used to talk '5 to 1' in terms of five students to one computer. Now, we're talking '5 to 1' as in five devices to one student."
To prepare for the onslaught of student users, the school system has started training school-based technology staff on how to register personal devices, which will allow them keep track of users, as well as protect students from potentially harmful or age-inappropriate content such as pornography and weapon-making sites, Luftglass said.
And while the school system has, and continues, renovating schools to include more power outlets to accommodate new technology, Luftglass said students should come to school with fully-charged electronics.
Although the policy is going countywide this fall, the change is based on a model started at Rachel Carson Middle School in Herndon this past year.
"The kids had so many devices on them already. And we were policing them to keep [the devices] out of the building… But the kids had them anyway, so why not come up with a way to use them in their classes," Assistant Principal Stacy Kirkpatrick said. Previously, the school system had a policy that students' personal electronics would be confiscated until the end of the day, at which point they would be returned to the students.
The policy at Carson Middle started with about 30 students bringing in devices — specifically iPads and other electronic tablets. By the end of the year, the school reported about 200 students of the nearly 1,300 seventh- and eighth-graders were bringing in devices daily.
"We had more of the smaller devices than the full laptops," Kirkpatrick said. "They'll bring in MacBooks and MacBook Pros and use the iMovie program to do projects. So, they can use a program that they are comfortable with, which may be something we don't provide."
At Rachel Carson Middle, she said, the program has opened the Internet and electronics to more than just recreation.
"If you can bring these devices in, you can show the kids that they can be used for instruction and then when they take them home, they have an extra tool," Kirkpatrick said.
Hayfield Secondary School social studies teacher Ken Halla has been using netbooks in his classroom as part of a county pilot for more than a year. He said having electronic devices in the classroom allows him to better engage his students. Halla added the policy means more students will have access to electronics in the classroom.
"There are two sides to it," he said. "I can't imagine the school system having the money to be able to provide a laptop, iPad or smartphone for every kid. ... I think this policy says, 'This is the way we're going. So bring them in.'… Here's the downside: You have to have the bandwidth. You have to register all the computers so IT has the [Internet Protocol] address in case anyone goes rogue while on the network …
"You could have [Quick Response codes] on your door and the kids could just scan them with their smartphones and get the homework that way without having to write anything down."
In his classroom, Halla said students are encouraged to use their electronics. However, because his Advanced Placement course students sit for a written exam every spring, he pushes for written work as well.
"You may laugh, but I actually still have my kids write their essay with pens on the kind of paper they use during the AP exam so they can get used to it and get used to the cramped hand," Halla said. "But my World History kids write their essays on computers."
Students will not be required to use or bring their electronic devices into a school, officials said. At schools such as Carson Middle, administrators work to provide laptops to all students, helping to narrow any digital divide caused by family income, Kirkpatrick said.
She added some teachers initially had concerns about whether or not the electronic devices will be a disruption or not, but Halla and Kirkpatrick say they are a gift.
"Embrace the change," Kirkpatrick said. "A lot of the kids have a passion for technology. And if we can bring that passion and combine it with learning, we can get them excited about learning."


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The Mississippi Coast Disc Golf Addicts proudly presents -
Mississippi Coast Classic
Schedule and Format:
Saturday, August 25th at Bulldog Bayou in Gautier MS. Registration opens at 7:00 AM. A brief players meeting will follow the conclusion of registration at 9:30am and the first round will tee off at 10:00 AM.
Marsh Madness was one of the largest turnouts in MS last season. We will be looking to kick off the new season with a huge tournament. Right now we are scheduling only 2 Rds of 18 holes but if needed we will be adding holes and playing 2 Rds of 24 (We will know closer to Tournament week). This will be a great tournament and hope to see all of you there!
Pro's/Advanced Divisions - Blue Tees
AMS - White Tees
Novice/Juniors - Red Tees
Tee time for the second round will be 1 hour after the last score card is turned. An awards ceremony will follow the second round once the final scores have been tallied. All awards, merchandise, and cash won by players will be presented at the awards ceremony.
Entry Fees
Pro Divisions:
Pro Open - $35
Pro Women - $35
Pro Masters - $35
Pro Masters Women - $35
Pro Grandmasters - $35
Pro Senior Grandmasters - $35
Amateur Divisions:
Advanced - $30
Advanced Masters - $30
Am Men - $30
Am Women - $30
Novice - $20
Junior - $20
Payouts and Extras
90 Discs and Shirts will be Ordered
All Advanced Division players will receive a ESP(Star type plastic) Disc and T-Shirt while Supplies last
All AM Divisions will receive a T-Shirt and Z(Champion type plastic) Disc While they last
All Novice players will receive a T-Shirt while they last
All Juniors will receive a T-Shirt and Z Disc While they last
33% of all divisions will be paid (Except Novice, 1st place -3rd place only)
There will be a few Ring of Fires and Long Drive contest on hole #18 Following 2nd Rd.
Vegas style Ace Pot, $1 thru $5. Throw-off (if necessary) will be held while the scores are being tallied after the second round.
Directions and Contact Information
Bulldog Bayou:
I-10 to exit 61. Head south on Gautier Vancleave Rd. and continue for 3.1 miles to a left on College Dr. Make a left on Ladnier Rd. and park in the lot by baskets #10 & #18.
Tournament directors
Shane Hughes (228) 447-5902
Brad Allen (228)860-2484
Chris Sigler(931)624-6350
Thank you for supporting MS Coast Disc Golf!
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I'm down for this! Might even bring a pretty large crew from JUDGES with me. Just have to remember to bring lots and lots of OFF!!!
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May 25, 2012 05:26PM
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Bugs are not that Bad at Bulldog Bayou... Nothing like Shepard Park! Horse Flies on 1-3 are pretty bad around the woods and Gator Pond but after that it is smooth sailing... Glad you are coming, it will be a great tourney!
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Sorting Saturday: What not to keep
Of course, the real mystery is why my grandmother kept them and why I am having the worst time throwing them away.
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ohhh, you can't throw those health bulletins away! They are historic. And probably sort of amusing. Someone must want them for their collection of health stuff. Guess I am no help. If we hadn't moved a lot I hate to think what I would still have in boxes.ReplyDelete
Your grandmother probably grew up during the depression and everyone saved, nothing was wasted. My father did the same thing, we wondered "What did he save this for?" What he did throw away was anything that would have been of value, the old aluminum Christmas Tree with rotating light, bubble light for a green tree and boxes of glass ornaments that were from the 40's and 50's.ReplyDelete
You are having a problem with throwing them away because they are part of family history. I did throw a lot away and felt bad doing it.
I would never throw them away ... but then I have a real problem.ReplyDelete
Contact your local historical society. Its a good bet they can take some of the stuff off your hands!ReplyDelete
I know what you are going through! I keep asking myself the same question - why? But having not grown up during the Depression and WWII, I don't think I can truly relate.ReplyDelete
I'm with Heather - contact your local historical society. I've had some good luck with certain things that way.
I put similar items in archival sleeves and put them in 3-ring binders. I had one grandmother in particular who saved a lot of this type of material. It was important to her, for whatever reason, so I felt terrible at the thought of pitching it.ReplyDelete
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COLUMBUS — Dr. Terry Johnson was sworn into office as State Representative for the 90th district. The ceremony was held on Monday at the Ohio Statehouse.
"Being sworn in today (Monday) was a great honor. This is my second term. My first term went by in the blink of an eye but, we got a lot done during my first term," Johnson said. "During my first term we got significant work done regarding the opiate epidemic that had plagued our region. We also got a lot done in helping law enforcement fight the drug problems. I was also able to get to know a lot of people, that can help us improve things in southern Ohio, our entire region and the state as a whole."
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According to www.ohiohouse.gov/terry-johnson, "Representative Johnson graduated from the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1991. Prior to that, he had graduated from Northwest High School and received a bachelor's degree in history from Ohio University. He retired from the Ohio Army National Guard having achieved the rank of colonel. He most recently served as state surgeon and is a former commander of the National Guard Medical Detachment. A veteran of the Global War on Terror, he has completed three tours of duty.
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Community Ministry of North Augusta helped 2,125 families last year. The organization paid electric bills totaling $68,437, water bills totaling $10,109 and medical bills totaling $1,247. It also provided $96,492 worth of food and $23,434 worth of clothing, furniture and other items to the needy.
"We get most of our money from sales at our thrift store," said Nancy Joyce, who has served as Community Ministry's director for five years.
The store is so popular that people often are waiting outside before it opens Tuesday through Saturday at 9:30 a.m.
"There was a lady here this morning when I came in at 8:15," said Joyce during an interview on June 25.
Joyce expects the thrift store to rack up approximately $165,000 in sales this year. It takes up about 5,000 square feet in Community Ministry's 8,000-square-foot building on East Buena Vista Avenue, and Joyce believes it needs even more space. An expansion project is scheduled to begin in 60 days or so. The extra room will allow the store to display large items like appliances and furniture better, according to Joyce.
"We try to organize things here the best we can, and we get great donations," said Joyce, who once managed a restaurant and four associated gift shops in Pennsylvania. "We get beautiful artwork, we get antiques and we get jewelry. We work hard to display everything really well. We also do something that a lot of thrift stores don't; we have sales."
Six North Augusta churches banded together to found Community Ministry in 1984. Twenty-two are involved in supporting the organization today, and it has an annual operating budget of around $260,000.
"We ask each of the churches to give us $1 for each church member each year and, of course, many of them give more than that," Joyce said. "We also have a couple of fundraisers, and we do receive corporate gifts. This is the first year we are getting money from the United Way."
Community Ministry serves families with financial problems in the Aiken County Public School District's Area 2.
"We're open on the ministry side of the building Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and we normally get 10 to 20 families each day," Joyce said. "The people who come here are in great need. They usually have lost their jobs or their hours have been cut. Sometimes they have a health problem that prevents them from working. The reward is that we get to help a lot of them."
Community Ministry has eight employees on its regular staff. Joyce and one other employee work full-time and the others work part-time. On average, 49 volunteers donate their time to the organization each month.
"We have so many volunteers from various churches, and they know what is going on," Joyce said. "Whenever we need food for our food pantry or other donations, they go out and tell their churches and the churches really respond."
Dede Biles is a general assignment reporter for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since January 2013. A native of Concord, N.C., she graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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At Americus-Sumter on Friday, Sophia Grimes placed second in the all-around with a 30.1. She scored 8.3 for first place in the vault, 7.5 for first on the beam, 6.4 for second on the bars and 7.9 for second on the floor. Cheyenne Harrison was third on the vault with an 8.2.
"Both girls looked great," coach Jeanine Wilson said. "Cheyenne was able to do her front handspring, which is a goal that we had been working toward. She also had her best vault score so far this season. Sophia excelled in all areas. It was a great meet for both."
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Stark lit-it-up against Keystone College when he stormed the Giants for 27 points and finished with three assists in 35 minutes during Hilbert's 75-73 road win. Stark came off the bench and netted 16 points in Hilbert's only AMCC loss this season at Medaille College in early December.
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- White blood cells—fight infection
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- Lung damage, which can result from the radiation used in the conditioning regimen.
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- Presence of opportunistic infections—These are infections that take advantage of the fact that the body's normal defenses are compromised. Normally, your immune system would be able to fight these infections.
- Acute—This occurs within 100 days of transplant. Target organs are the skin, the gastrointestinal tract, and the liver.
- Chronic—This typically occurs more than 100 days after transplant. Almost every organ can be affected by chronic GVHD.
Bone marrow transplantation and peripheral blood stem cell transplantation: questions and answers. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://cis.nci.nih.gov/fact/7%5F41.htm . Accessed December 7, 2002.
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DeVita VT, Hellman S, Rosenberg SA, eds. Cancer: Principles & Practice of Oncology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2001:2779-2793.
Guidelines for Preventing Opportunistic Infections Among Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant Recipients. Recommendations of CDC, the Infectious Disease Society of America, and the American Society of Blood and Marrow Transplantation. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/rr4910a1.htm . Accessed August 6, 2010.
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