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All Girl Massage's newly released Braless is Better shows all of the shy girls why they should just go with the advice of their skilled, professional massage therapist. Nothing is more relaxing than putting yourself in the hands of a masseuse, and you don't want to get that pretty lingerie messy with oil.
Gracie Glam is sliding her hand down her shorts while watching some hot lesbian porn when bashful, nervous Abella Danger walks through the front door of the spa. Abella is too shy to take off her sports bra and boy shorts, so Gracie slathers them in oil (with Abella's permission) until you can see through the formerly pristine white material. Starting with her back—concentrating on the sexy curves of her ass—and moving on to her front, Gracie gradually strips away Abella's shyness until the reluctant client is practically humping her hand. After this prolonged, messy foreplay Abella abandons her modesty for a session of kissing, tribbing, and pussy eating with gorgeous Gracie.
Phoenix Marie desperately needs a last-minute massage appointment after she injures herself reaching up into a cabinet. Capri Cavalli comes to the rescue because Phoenix is a loyal client. Normally Capri doesn't give massages, but she can hear the desperation in Phoenix's voice. After Phoenix strips down just to her g-string, Capri oils her up and gets started. She gives her a general backrub first and works her way to the glutes, where Phoenix is really hurting. Capri reminds Phoenix of the girlfriend she just broke up with and it makes Phoenix horny. It doesn't take much to seduce Capri. Phoenix asks for a concentrated ass massage and slyly convinces Capri to take off her own pants so they don't get oily when she climbs on the table for leverage. Then she takes Capri's top off for her, since she's got oily hands. On the massage table they kiss and then suck each other's big tits. This pussy-eating, toe-sucking scene leaves both of these hot, stacked women floating on a post-orgasmic high.
Lola Foxx and Remy LaCroix are young girlfriends vacationing together at a cottage in Yosemite. After they come inside from a long walk in nature, Lola offers Remy a massage by the fire, because Remy mentioned that her back was hurting. Remy removes her shirt, revealing her small tits, which don't need a bra to be perky. Lola's soft caresses and the romantic setting lead to sensual kissing and eventually to kissing down below. The girls eat each other out in sixty-nine and then take turns making each other cum. It's a romantic scene that they'll get to relive many times over their summer vacation with a huge cabin to themselves.
Remy returns in the next scene as a massage therapist who's just started working at a luxurious spa. She's nervous about her first client of the day, Abigail Mac, who is already waiting in the reception area when she gets to work. After they introduce themselves, Remy heads outside to set up her massage table by a water fountain on a patio with a gorgeous mountain view. Abigail sneaks up behind Remy and gives her a flirty pinch on the butt cheek, which is easy to do because her shorts are cut so high. Remy nervously tells Abigail to strip down as much as she wants, and Abigail needs help removing her bra. As Remy starts to stroke Abigail's naked back, Abigail compliments Remy on her technique as well as her beauty. She decides she wants Remy to take her panties off so she can concentrate on her glutes. When it's time for Abigail to flip over, Remy gives her big tits special attention that breaks the surface sexual tension, freeing Remy to play with Abigail's hard nipples. The sensation drives Abigail wild and she pulls Remy (with no resistance, of course) into a hot session of pussy eating and fingering until they both cum. This beautiful scene crackles with the electric attraction between two stunning girls.
Dillion Harper's ill-fitting bra isn't doing a good job of supporting her huge breasts while she's out jogging. She gets home and tries to ease the muscle pain with a hot shower, but nothing is working. Dillion calls on her friend Samantha Rone, who's a massage therapist. At the spa, Samantha compliments Dillion on how well the jogging is working out for her body. Samantha gets to work on Dillion's shoulders and soon moves around to her chest muscles above and below her breasts. She has an unorthodox but effective muscle-on-muscle technique that she wants to try, and Dillion agrees. Samantha climbs on the table and rubs her own oily tits against Dillion's, and then uses her tongue to "massage" Dillion's erect nipples. They're both so worked up now that their session explodes into passionate pussy-eating, clit-rubbing, tribbing ecstasy.
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Thunderbird Lets You Fly Through Your Email
Nov 12, 2013 5:00 AM PT
Thunderbird by Mozilla is available for free.
Mail clients have lost their luster in recent times. Between social media fulfilling the messaging needs of many people and webmail's growing popularity, desktop email apps are beginning to look passé.
Still, email clients have their adherents. I count myself among them. I like the idea of having all my email on my computer, not in someone's cloud where someone I don't know might peruse it.
Apple still packages a good native email client with all its Macs for free, which is why so many Mac users don't wander away from Apple Mail. It's always hard for any software maker to compete with free -- unless the software maker is the Mozilla Foundation.
For years now, Mozilla has been making Thunderbird, a free email client that's every bit as good Apple Mail and, to my mind, more intuitive.
Easy Set Up
Although Mozilla has pulled back on the resources it's allocating Thunderbird, it's still maintaining the client. In fact, two new updates were released in October.
Thunderbird, which can be downloaded from the Mozilla website, is easy to set up.
On launch, the app asks you if you want it to be the default client for email, news groups and RSS feeds. You can also allow Spotlight to search your messages. That can be very useful for including what's in Thunderbird in system-wide searches of your computer.
If you don't have an email account, Thunderbird offers to set one up for you with either gandi.net or hover.com or both.
I chose to use my Gmail account with Thunderbird and an IMAP configuration. Since I have two-factor authentication enabled on Google, I had to create a new password for the mail client to access my account. That accomplished, Thunderbird connected to my Gmail account very smoothly.
Easy Installation
Using Thunderbird can be equally smooth. For instance, pulling out a message for a better view of it or to return to it later is easy with tabbed email. It works like tabs in a browser. All you do is double click a message, and it will create its own tab instead of creating a new window for itself.
Creating new contacts from a message is slick, too. Thunderbird recognizes email addresses in header fields and stars them. By clicking the star, you can create an address book entry based on an email address from within the message.
While it's believed that social media will be the death of email, Thunderbird embraces social media by letting you participate in real-time chat sessions at Facebook, Twitter, IRC and other chat services from directly in the app. Better yet, because Thunderbird treats the chats like email conversations, they're searchable.
Like a browser, Thunderbird supports add-on programs. These little gems can add all kinds of capabilities to the email client. You can add an additional pane to the apps's interface that gives you fast access to the contacts in your address book, for instance, or schedule a time for an email to be sent.
Powerful Filters and Searching
Thunderbird also has a number of ways to take the strain out of eyeballing email. For example, it has Smart Folders. These folders are really useful if you're working with multiple email accounts. So if you have Google, Apple, Microsoft and ISP accounts feeding into Thunderbird, all the email in the in-boxes for all the account can be viewed in the smart in-box.
Apple Mail allows you to filter messages, but Thunderbird's filter setup seems more direct to me. You choose message filter from a toolbar menu, pick the account for the filter and create it.
Fast filtering of the messages in a folder can be done from the Quick Filter bar above the message header pane. With it, you can swiftly see all the unread messages in your in-box or in a folder, all starred messages, messages only from people in your address book, tagged messages, or messages with attachments.
Search is also well supported in Thunderbird. Web searches can be performed directly from inside the app. In addition, all messages, feeds and chats are indexed by the software so you can find items you need very fast.
Search results are displayed in a tab, which makes it easier to check out a message referenced in the results and returning to the results when you're done. You can even display a timeline of the messages in the results.
As good as Apple Mail is, Thunderbird is better. It's one of the few alternatives to Apple's native app that can compete with it on both price and performance.
Freeware Spotlight
The Unarchiver by Dag Agren is available from the Mac App Store for free.
If you work with a variety of compressed formats, The Unarchiver can make the task of getting at those files easier. The free app available from the Mac App Store lets you extract files created for some 60 formats.
Those formats include Zip, RAR, Stuffit, BinHex, MacBinary, Tar, Unix, CAB, DiskDoubler, Windows Self-Extracting files, NSA and an assortment of Amiga formats. Formats associated with the app can be turned off and on by clicking a checkbox beside each in the software's preferences.
Some extraction options are also available from Preferences. You can choose the default location for the extracted files and whether or not to put them in a new folder. You can also choose how that folder is dated and what to do after the extraction is completed -- open the new folder, trash the archive or both.
Opening an archive is as simple as choosing it from the app's file menu on the Apple bar, identifying where you want its files deposited after unarchiving -- desktop, folder where the archive is located or pick a place -- and clicking the Unarchive button.
The Unarchiver is designed to fulfill all your unarchiving needs. It easily does that for me. It will likely be able to do that for you, too.

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Ok so last week I had the great privilege to guest post over on Frosting for the Cause.
Well today I have a brand new tutorial up!
Please go visit Frosting For The Cause to learn how to make these little angels. And while your there please donate your time or money to finding a cure to womens cancer.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Frosting For The Cause Part Deaux
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Posted by Alison at Wednesday, April 27, 2011
6 comments:
- Unknown said...
Love these little angels...the feet are too cute...
- April 27, 2011 at 8:36 PM
- Yaneri said...
Wonderful cause!! My mother is a breast cancer survivor! She's been cancer free for 4 years now!!! Were all blessed to have her!
Awesome tutorial! So irresistibly cute!!!!!
- April 28, 2011 at 12:01 AM
- faithy said...
These are lovely and i saw your wonderful tutorial too! :D
- April 28, 2011 at 3:25 AM
these are the most precious cookies I have ever seen. Love your design as always. They would also be adorable holding the pink ribbon, just a thought. I am a true admirer of your talent.
- May 4, 2011 at 9:39 AM
- Charo said...
Hi, I love your blog and your work. I hope your visit to my blog, I'm interested in your comments. Thanks, I hope.
- May 5, 2011 at 1:58 PM
- Alison said...
A pink ribbon would have been cute! Why didn't I think of that?
- May 10, 2011 at 1:46 AM
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Twitter. Then again, it took me quite some time (and nagging from dear friends) before I got on Facebook. I haven't regretted either.
If you say "Twitter" to many people they pull a face and usually say something along the lines of "Why would I want to have anything to do with Twitter? I don't need to know when a celebrity brushes his teeth!?!"
Yes, I've noticed that this seems to be what many people have come to think of Twitter, and I'll admit that I did as well and then on October 28, 2010 I read a blog post that was linked through Family Search (@RecordsWiki) about Twitter and how useful it was to genealogists...and I was convinced.
I had no idea that by following the genealogy hashtag (#genealogy) that I could see anything that people were posting on that subject. I just didn't know how it all worked. I thought that I needed to have followers to make it useful to me and my research, but that wasn't correct at all.
I was able to communicate with other genealogists about goings-on in the genealogy community. It was a very inclusive tool and it had some other benefits too.
Whenever I had posted something new on my blog, I would often head over to Twitter (via bitly to grab a shortened URL) and tweet about my blog post. It brought more traffic to my blog. A lot more traffic. It opened my blog up to people that hadn't been following it, or didn't even know about it and allowed an exchange of ideas that I may not have otherwise had. It can open you up to those long lost family members researching the same lines as you too! Granted I don't tweet every blog post, but that's just me, you certainly can.
Twitter though. I do follow politicians that I favor and some actors/comedians (who can resist following Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart?). It's also a great way to get breaking news...
Now where does the "Twit" part of my post come in. Well, there are certainly plenty of twits out there using Twitter. After all the stereotype has to originate from somewhere doesn't it? We can start with the "breaking news" I just mentioned. Just because someone tweets about something, doesn't make it true. I take everything with a cup of salt. The same goes for Facebook though. We know we've seen plenty of silly posts that people make on Facebook that a small trip to Snopes.com would clear up if they'd bother checking before posting!
Then there are the people that are always saying "Follow me, I follow back!" Gosh, they kill me! I "liked" Twitter on Facebook. I liked them because 1) I'm using their product and 2) I want to know if there are any problems, updates, tips, etc for using it. Sadly, this is where you see the majority of the "Follow me!" posts. They fill most comment blocks on what would otherwise be a useful exchange of Twitter information on Facebook and annoy the serious Twitter users. What these people don't realize is that Twitter isn't a popularity contest (OK, maybe for them it is, which is just sad). If you actually are contributing something to a # (hashtag) that people follow, then you will have people reading your tweets and will, in the end, get followers.
It's kind of like those friends you have on Facebook that simply run around "friending" people that they've never met. I'm not talking about how many of us genealogist/bloggers friend each other. That's making connections and we're pretty much all one big genealogy family, but the people that send friend requests to everyone and anyone that makes a comment on a board they follow. They end up with thousands of friends and don't really know any of them. Silly, but not really any different than Twitter.
Another great part of Twitter...just like on Facebook, when you get a spam tweet (and you will get one at some point) there are ways to report spam/obscenities and to block users from contacting you. No worries!
I actually had a friendship end because of Twitter [sniff]. Sounds odd, but she was a very thick-headed lady and had made some comments about how only juvenile, needy people used Twitter. When I tried to explain to her the benefits that can be gleaned from using Twitter (and that Twits were everywhere, and not just on Twitter) she had a minor melt-down. The one and only time I had to unfriend someone [sigh].
Twitter yet, what are you waiting for? Get your blog out there. Pass on information. Follow some hashtags #. Ask questions and even see if there's a hashtag for an ancestor's surname! You never know until you look. It's not hard and there are Twitter tutorials out there. Heck, I even sat in on an absolutely fabulous webinar by Dear Ol'Myrtle about using Twitter. You don't need to know all the abbreviations either. Heck I still don't know them all. I'm learning all the time!
So live and learn and know that while there are many Twits on Twitter, they can be found anywhere, so stop hiding! Jump on in, the water's fine!


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Friday, July 13, 2012
Republican Redux 6
50 Signs you are in the Tea Party Based on real events
By Samel Warde
July 12, 2012
1. At a debate, you boo a soldier because he is gay.
2. You accuse a decorated Vietnam veteran of "cutting and running."
3. You accuse Obama of being a Muslim, yet condemn him for going to Jeremiah Wrights Christian church.
4. You admire Sarah Palin's keen intellect.
5. You agree with Alabama state senator Scott Beason who referred to blacks as "aborigines."
6. You are considering moving to Canada to avoid health insurance mandates.
7. You are convinced that Obama is either Hitler, Stalin, the Joker or a combination of all 3.
8. You ascribe marital infidelity to your sense of patriotism.
9. You become hysterical at the thought of Muslims wanting to build a basketball court three blocks from Ground Zero, ignoring the fact that there was a mosque inside the World Trade Center.
10. You believe family values means having children from your first marriage try to convince people that your second wife is lying about your third wife.
11. You believe gay marriage is the most important "issue of our time."
12. You believe Obama does not like white people.
13. You believe scientists are cross-breeding humans and animals and creating mice with fully functioning human brains.
14. You believe that Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the New Deal caused the Great Depression; even though FDR took office 4 years after it began.
15. You believe that gay marriage undermines traditional family values although your religion and family have advocated polygamy.
16. You celebrate Bushs ғMission Accomplished moment, yet deny Obama had anything to do with Osama bin Laden being killed.
17. You cheer at the idea of the uninsured dying.
18. You claim that your sons are doing their"patriotic duty" by supporting you in the election instead of serving in the military.
19. You confuse John Wayne and John Wayne Gacy.
20. You could not explain socialism if your life depended on it.
21. You disparage and call a veteran who is a double amputee "unpatriotic."
22. You do not understand the difference between people you disagree with and Hitler or Karl Marx.
23. You equate any criticism of the Bush administration's conduct of the war with not "supporting our troops."
24. You equate masturbation with adultery.
25. You equate opinion with fact and offer no evidence of your beliefs.
26. You feel emotionally moved whenever Glenn Beck speaks.
27. You get "nauseated" at the idea of "separation of church and state."
28. You hate the 14th Amendment and the Civil Rights Acts of 1964.
29. You invoke the threat of Second Amendment "remedies" when you do not get the electoral result that you want.
30. You like to shout-down other citizens at town-hall meetings and call it proper "democratic dialogue."
31. You love benefits such as the interstate highway system, safe food and drugs, clean water and air, etc. you just donӖt want to pay for any of it.
32. You love having fresh produce on the shelves, nannies and groundskeepers but want the people who provide those services deported or better yet to self-deport themselves.
33. You love to invoke Leviticus 18:22 but suddenly forget your Scripture when it comes to Leviticus 19:18.
34. You make frequent information requests to the Hawaii Department of Vital Records even though you are not a resident of Hawaii.
35. You overlooked eight years of Bush incompetence and criminal destabilization of the economy but decided in less than a day that Obama is the
36. You proudly display a sign that reads: "Obama is a M-O-R-A-N" at rallies.
37. You receive Medicare, yet oppose government run healthcare.
38. You strongly oppose the new health care law but have not read it.
39. You support Michelle Bachman signing a pledge that says that black children were better off during slavery.
40. You support the death penalty, the NRA and wars, yet claim to be "Pro-Life."
41. You think Andrew Breitbart was a legitimate journalist.
42. You think being a teabagger has nothing to do with testicles.
43. You think George Soros wrote 1984.
44. You think health insurance reform somehow affects your 2nd amendment rights.
45. You think it appropriate to arm yourself for political rallies and think armed militias are a great and noble idea.
46. You think that atheists, gays and minorities are not real Americans.
47. You think that Creationism is a valid theory to teach children in science classes.
48. You think that natural disasters are God's wrath on humanity for homosexuality.
49. You think the Tea Party is a grassroots organization.
50. Youve ever held a sign that said, "You can have my healthcare when you pry it from my cold, dead fingers."
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Otto Schmitz necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 351 diseños de 129 diseñadores freelance.
The beer is intended to be very light, bubbly and marketed towards people who drink premium beers of a non-domestic origin.
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Many microbrews have an overly-complicated design. We are looking for a simple yet elegant logo that can be placed on beer bottles, tap handles, etc in a small chain of italian pizzerias.
The price point will be that of domestic beers but it will be presented along the lines of Peroni, Stella and other european-influenced beers.
Not a requirement but perhaps a sense of what I am looking for - was thinking of a male and female either in dance, embrace or similar. Was thinking of showing the Art Deco feel by incorporating a lighting object or something from the period. Feel free to abandon the above as it is just an random idea - it probably won't hurt your chances.
See zioromolos.com for a few queues. This is a bar that I own that is more neighborhood Art Deco than what I am looking for. Looking for something more elegant and magical than what this bar demonstrates. Just adding as a point of clarification as Art Deco is pretty broad.
1. But scale (size) well
2. Must contain an Art Deco feel
3. Be simple yet artistic
4. Have a fair balance of male/female
5. Better to look good on light background than dark
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Anyone notice the party that is going on at Google's website today? In case you forgot, September 27th is the date Google chose for their birthday.
It's an arbitrary date selected in 2005 to celebrate Google's September milestones. Google first registered Google.com on September 15, 1997 and the company was incorporated on September 7, 1998. Instead of either one of those two dates, Google selected the 27th because they're Google and they can.
It's hard to believe the search engine is now officially entering the troubled teens. I remember when Google first launched. I was enjoying a fast university internet connection and using both Alta Vista and Yahoo as my main search engines. With Google's minimal interface and lightning fast search results, I was a convert from day one. [Google.com]


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Glasgow is the biggest city in Scotland, and it's one of the most visited cities in the United Kingdom. It boasts of architecture, museums, art galleries, and nature parks. Travellers from all over the world flock to the city every year, so if you're looking for history and beauty, you'll find it and more in Glasgow.
What better way to start getting to know the city, than by appreciating Glasgow's fantastic architecture? Snap a stunning photo with ease at the Glasgow Cathedral. Be in awe of the majestic City Chambers. Strike a pose under the arch of St Enoch Subway Station. Then feast your eyes on the grand Mitchell Library.
Go museum hopping next and visit the displays at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Check out the different types of transportation at the Riverside Museum. Visit the striking Gallery of Modern Art. Combine your love of museums and sports at the Scottish Football Museum. Then end your day at People's Palace.
Do you want to observe people next? Spend an arvo relaxing at Glasgow Green. Stop by the popular Kelvingrove Park. Add a pop of colour to your travel photos at Glasgow Botanic Gardens. And then see for yourself if Victoria Park is really the prettiest park in Glasgow.
Have a sneak peak of your trip to the city with this traveller's travel guide for a weekend in Glasgow.
When to visit Glasgow
The best time to visit Glasgow is during the warmer spring and summer months from March-August. But don't forget that you can score cheaper flights on October and November, because they're the cheapest time to fly to Glasgow.
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The Washington Wizards, one of the few NBA teams who can actually call the Charlotte Bobcats a nemesis, did their bit to rectify that notion Saturday night, with Trevor Ariza scoring a season-high 26 points in a 104-87 victory.
The Wizards never trailed and shot 50 percent as they handed the league-worst Bobcats their 10th straight loss, most of which haven't been competitive. Charlotte has been outscored by an average of 21.5 points during the skid.
But the Wizards had been 0-2 against the Bobcats, dropping both games back in November when Charlotte was actually toying with the idea of a respectable season. Washington has remained near the bottom of the league as well, sitting 13th in the 15-team Eastern Conference.
Kemba Walker scored 29 points for the Bobcats, who were done in by their 5-for-17 shooting from the field in the second quarter. Charlotte did manage to cut a 22-point deficit in the third quarter down to nine early in the fourth, but Ariza made a pair of 3-pointers to restore the Wizards' comfortable lead.
Nene worked the inside, Martell Webster hit from long range, and backup point guard A.J. Price supplied the assists as the Wizards built the big lead in the second quarter. Nene's driving one-handed dunk put Washington ahead by 19 on the way to a 59-42 halftime lead.
Webster finished with 20 points, and Nene had 19. John Wall added 13 points and six assists for Washington, and Price contributed six assists. Ariza and Emeka Okafor each had 10 rebounds as Washington controlled the boards 45-32.
Notes: Wall made a 3-pointer for only the second time all season. He's now 2 for 18 behind the arc. ... Wizards G Bradley Beal missed his third consecutive game with a sprained left ankle. ... The Bobcats played their second straight game without G Ramon Sessions, who is expected to be sidelined two to four weeks with a sprained left knee.
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Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing has signed blu eCigs to sponsor the IndyCar team this season.
The electronic cigarette brand will be the primary sponsor for Mike Conway at Long Beach in April, and will be an associate sponsor on Graham Rahal's car for the entire season. Blu eCigs will take on a high-profile role with the team through strategic branding and personal services.
Jason Healy, president of North Carolina-based blu eCigs, said Wednesday the e-cigarette company has "seen a very positive response by fans and crew alike from our previous involvement in motorsports."
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Women from all walks of business gathered recently at Olde Point Golf and Country Club in Hampstead to mingle and network during Topsail Chamber of Commerce�s inaugural Women Connect luncheon.
Women from all walks of business gathered recently at Olde Point Golf and Country Club in Hampstead to mingle and network during Topsail Chamber of Commerce�s inaugural Women Connect luncheon.
The event was attended by a dozen business owners from a variety of industries in the Greater Topsail area. During the luncheon, the women exchanged business cards, socialized and chatted about their enterprises over meals at Christopher�s Restaurant and Lounge.
Tammy Proctor, executive director for the Topsail Chamber of Commerce, said she arranged the women-only luncheon because she identified a need to better connect businesses in her recently enlarged commerce region.
�Since the merger with the Hampstead Chamber of Commerce, our new chamber area now ranges from Scotts Hill to Sneads Ferry,� Proctor said. �We need to build relationships within the chamber so we can support one another and grow our businesses. We are excited to provide this networking opportunity exclusively for women.�
Each attendee was given time to speak in front of the newly formed networking group to explain who they were and what business they represented. Christine Divoky of the Cape Fear Literacy Council joined the luncheon to promote her new business, Cape Fear Barter, and to find advocates for adult literacy.
�Forty percent of the adult population in Cape Fear still struggle with reading,� Divoky said. �People are regularly doing business with people who have inadequate reading skills and they just don�t know it. The Literacy Council is always looking for students, sponsors, volunteers and advocates to spread the word. I am also trying to gain traction for Cape Fear Barter. A lot of people around here utilize barter, but there hasn�t been a centralized clearing house specifically for local businesses until now.�
Also attending the meeting was newly elected Holly Ridge Mayor Anita Dingler, who said she was there to embrace her role as a town leader and become more involved in her community.
�I already know the Topsail Chamber people, but everyone else here is a new face to me, which is exciting,� Dingler said. �I hope to become more familiar with businesses in our area and build stronger relationships with everyone in the community.�
The Women Connect luncheon will continue to be held every second Tuesday of every month, according to the Chamber�s website. Proctor also revealed upcoming business events hosted by the Topsail Chamber of Commerce include a business after hours gathering, an annual dinner and a casual �lunch bunch� group that regularly dines together. As for those attending Women Connect, Proctor hopes to continually develop the group at future meetings.
�The goal would be to eventually bring in specific speakers to address issues that we as businesswomen deal with,� Proctor said. �Right now, though, I feel we just need to get to know each other better.�
To register for the next Women Connect luncheon on April 8 or to participate in any other chamber events, contact the Topsail Chamber of Commerce at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the office at 910-329-4446.
Matthew Adkins is the business reporter for The Daily News and may be reached at 910-219-8467 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Ziza Bafana endorses Qute Kaye
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By BigEyeUg Team
Ziza Bafana who has been quiet for almost a year has released a new video and endorsed Qute Kaye.
Speaking about the musician whose life was almost ruined by drugs before he was caught stealing car headlights, Ziza said that he is very positive that Kaye will come back soon. He also said that all he needs is love and he will be up there in no time.
'People have their problems. They become hard to manage and then things go haywire. People who are laughing at Kaye don't know anything. They need to learn. They need to respect everyone. They need to take the world very seriously. He needs help and I am sure he will get back on top,' Ziza said.
Ziza promised to release hit after hit moving forward as he gets ready to take over the year musically.
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"I earned 120K at my first job" Brian Ahumuza consoles Sheila Gashumba
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Fashion guru Ahumuza Brian of Abryanz Collection has revealed how he was also being paid 120 monthly salary. Through his social media platforms, Ahumuza Brian has revealed how much he was paid being when he had just started his fashion road years ago.
Ahumuza opened up his first store, The Abryanz Collection Store, a clothing retail opened its doors to the public in 2010 at Prime Complex and in 2014, the Abryanz Collection was awarded as the Best Youth Fashion Store at the Kadanke Youth Awards.At the Abryanz Style & Fashion Awards in 2015, the Abryanz Collection launched its first custom made collection. The majority of the pieces are now on sale in stores. This collection was collaboration between Brian Ahumuza and a few fashion designers in Korea.
The Abryanz Collection has also showcased at many of the past Buzz Teeniez Awards events, and Kadanke Youth Awards. Off the runway, the collection has exhibited in secondary schools within Kampala and across Central region during the school tours organized by the fashion magnet.
The Abryanz Style & Fashion Awards. (2013- To Date)
With the idea of getting the fashion industry in Uganda pronounced and established, Brian Ahumuza begun The Abryanz Style & Fashion Awards back in 2013.
Abryanz was named the new Ciroc UG Brand ambassador on 14 October 2016. The fashion guru broke records as he became the first East African to endorse the Premium Vodka Brand, Ciroc.
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A Mbarara 9 year old releases her debut single
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By Reporter
Have you thought about the children's entertainment specially during this lockdown?
This is sorted as a 9 year old girl from Mbarara district releases her first solo video titled 'NINZA KWEGA' literally meaning 'I WILL LEARN'
Murungi is undoubtedly talented and picks inspiration from her mother Emily Kikazi, the region's reigning Best Female Artist. Murungi's project does not come as a mistake since she recently featured her mother in the trending Runyankore song titled Twerinde Coronavirus. Murungi brings out a strong voice and wonderful gestures in the NINZA KWEGA single. It's not the first time she appears before a camera. In 2019, Murungi appeared in a song visual titled 'Mwana Wangye' where the mother was telling her to be a well behaved child. Now in her Ninza Kwega song, the young beautiful Murungi, like her name, seems to be putting into practice what the mother taught her. Murungi is a lucky girl. She is already signed under her mother's label called SUPER RICH GANG and the song was produced by the best producer Deus Kabagambe of sure tunes and Video was shot by VoltFilms. The mother tells us that she has a full independent management under the same label led by one U-Turn Fahard who is an influencer in the region.
The mother, Emily Kikazi, an artist, says she is aiming at a big brand Murungi not just a stage performing artist. Murungi is having a personal music coach who doubles as her producer Deus Kabagambe. In just hours, her Facebook page MURUNGI and Youtube channel MURUNGI UG have shown pretty good growth. I recommend this video for every parent and child. Good luck MURUNGI!
Watch her debut single here
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Lydia Jazmine, Feffe Bussi, Tonix and Grenade light up Club Beatz second edition
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By Reporter
The second edition of Club Beatz at Home online concert took place on Saturday and featured singers Lydia Jazmine, Grenade, Feffe Bussi and Tonix. The show as usual was hosted by Martha Kay and DJ Aludah made his debut appearance.
The Club Pilsner organised show lived up expectations and got fans piling praise for the exhibition. All artistes performed in the comfort of their homes.
The show started with Allan Tonix electrifying 'Swag Meter' performance. Tonix also did 'Sikuleka', 'Romance', and 'Sunday' before leaving the mic for Grenade. Grenade did his master pieces Nkuloga and Akaama among other songs and still put up a good show.
Lydia Jazmine then took over the show with her 'Masuka', 'You and Me', 'Hit and Run' among others. Feffe Bussi, the master of free style then closed the artistes' show with 'Business', 'Love Yo' among others.
The party went on all night with Sir Aludah on the decks.
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UK Based Ugandan Singer BrenJeezy Releases Charity song Aimed at Improving lives of Less privileged Children, Watch here
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UK based Ugandan singer "Brenjeezy" recently released a video featuring some underprivileged children in the small town of Kawempe, Uganda. The song is called "Give Me water, Give Me Freedom, Give me life" it is about the beauty if Africa, but at the same time it highlights the poverty that many young children in uganda face. The song was written by Canadian singer/songwriter Rox Hunter and Adrian Brewer from the UK.
From this single and video we hope to raise awareness and money to help look after the children and their families. Brenjeezy has been working alongside a charity called Walk For Water, and they have been able to provide for the kids in Kawempe during the current lockdown due to covid-19 outbreak
Brenjeezy real name Brenda Caroline Walugembe has also worked with many charities in uganda before and is passionate about children.
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Universal Charity Vouchers. A Conservative Solution?
Robert VerBruggen of NRO believes that the only difference between allowing taxpayers to direct their own funds according to their individual preferences and having the government pool all tax dollars and distribute them according its collective preference is political, not principled. A mere technicality rather than a fundamental distinction.
Moreover, VerBruggen contends that it is dishonest to use tax credits instead of direct government spending.
If that's true, why don't we voucherize charitable giving?
The feds should eliminate the charitable tax deduction and send out the average (tax‐forgiven) amount donated per adult to every citizen in the country to donate as they wish! Would this be more honest? Is there no fundamental difference between these two approaches?
Sure, some people would complain about how their tax dollars were being redistributed to, say, support abortion clinics or the Catholic Church or PETA. They would carp about how they, as taxpayers who earned that money in the first place, should be the ones to direct their money to the charity of their choice. They would complain that pooling the money and doling it out to people who didn't earn it to use at their own discretion, according to some criteria determined by the government, is unfair and wrong. Are these just technicalities?
Is direct government spending on universal charity vouchers really no different than giving individual taxpayers the freedom to donate to the charities of their choosing?
Would universal charity vouchers be preferable to the individual tax deductions for charitable donations that we have today, from the standpoint of minimizing compulsion and social tension? To claim that school vouchers are equal to or better than tax credits on these grounds is to claim that universal government charity vouchers would be better than the system we have today.
"By letting citizens do the government's job of allocating tax money to the preferred area," VerBruggen insists, "politicians can avoid controversy, claiming they're merely enabling 'donations.'" He therefore concedes, "so maybe there's something to Coulson's argument about avoiding social conflict, if only because people mistakenly think there's a meaningful difference between the two funding mechanisms." While VerBruggen supports direct government vouchers, using "[tax expenditures] is a dishonest way to get them."
VerBruggen seems pre‐committed to charity vouchers. It's the only honest thing to do. Anyone else on board with that?


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Halo: Reach developed exclusively for Xbox 360 is the blockbuster prequel to the landmark "Halo" video game franchise and is the biggest game yet in the Halo series. Halo: Reach tells the tragic and heroic story of Noble Team, a group of Spartans, who through great sacrifice and courage saved countless lives in the face of impossible odds. The planet Reach is humanity's last line of defense between the encroaching Covenant and their ultimate goal, the destruction of Earth. If it falls, humanity will be perched on the brink of destruction.
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With the release of this new version of the famous game Halo, tons of Halo fanatics can't wait to start playing. This new version of Blood Gulch of Halo comprises a bigger terrain than the previous. I had this chance to check out the new world of Halo and yes indeed - it's absolutely bigger than before. You could even say it's larger than large; it's colossal!
In Halo, a new born version of Blood Gulch has risen with its series of map terrain that makes the Forge World more exciting; this new iteration is called the "Hemorrhage". Forge World consists of several maps/areas - 5 to be exact, dubbed as Canyon, Island, The Rock, Quarry and Coliseum; which is very suitable for Griffball, an extremely fast paced sport game type that's played on an open court between two teams of four players. Each team has a goal and each player carries a gravity hammer and an energy sword.
If you want a multiplayer mode in a gigantic battle, you may use all the five different areas of Forge World. You may also create your own terrain of Halo: Reach's Huge Forge World according to your preference.
Bungie created and released the new Forge World inclusive of the new Forge Tools which you can use in Hemorrhage and likewise with two other levels: the Pinnacle and the Cage. The Forge Tools gives you ideas on how you can build your levels with relative ease.
Pinnacle is a perfect stage for team games such as Crazy King or Oddball. This is a reincarnation of an old-school map, the Ascension. With its newly-built terrain and sniping towers that Halo fanatics have been waiting for, Halo is sure to make you reach for the highest peak of thrill and excitement.
Outside the Griffball arena, you can also view the newly created map that floats, which is strangely called the Cage. It's suitable for big battles in both melees and long-ranged characters. This is one of the intense maps that Bungie ever created for the world of Halo. Cage is the best example of the great improvements of Forge. Tools and options have been added to make this game a breathtaking experience; you could easily get hooked on. This game utilizes some physics and geometry application which makes the game a little bit confusing; but with the help of the Forge tools things get quite easy in the whole game process. Moving objects with its corresponding coordinates even allows you to place specific orientations effortlessly.
In the multiplayer game, two vehicles are introduced. One is the Falcon which is a must-use vehicle in the new world of Hemorrhage. You can't shoot any kind of artillery but other passengers can shoot turrets that can lead your enemy to its final destination - yes, Death, what else? The Banshee definitely doesn't stand a chance against the Falcon in a one-on-one bout.
The other vehicle is the Covenant. It acts like a ghost crossed with a Wraith Tank; a two-seater that moves so nimbly it can also simultaneously fire enormous plasma balls. It's a very powerful vehicle that's absolutely worth using as it can really cause massive destruction; however, it doesn't provide that much protection to the river.
So, with all of Bungie's creative effort, the Forge has become kind of extravagant. The new Halo: Reach is now within your grasp, but the frustrating part is you can't play with other players that are not listed in your Friends list. It is only limited to some hoppers. However, Bungie is planning to upgrade and take Halo to its next level. Meanwhile, if you intend to play the crazy map remember that you need online friends to get the real feel of matchmaking.
Halo: Reach takes another step to the next level in gaming experience. Despite the presence of some flaws that need to be corrected, they're not really that much of a nuisance to the Halo fanatics.
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OTTAWA, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The Supreme Court of Canada agreed on Thursday to take another look at a decision it made in 1993 upholding a ban on assisted suicide, setting up a new battle over the right to die.
The case involves Gloria Taylor, an Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) patient and activist, who joined the right to die lawsuit in 2011. Taylor died of her illness, informally called Lou Gehrig's disease, in 2012.
The family of a second woman, Kay Carter, who traveled to Switzerland to end her life, were also plaintiffs. Assisted suicide is legal in Switzerland, along with a handful of other European jurisdictions and a few U.S. states.
"This is a big one dealing with something we will all one day face - how, when and under what circumstances we head for the exit sign," said constitutional lawyer Eugene Meehan, who has argued numerous cases before the court.
Canada's Supreme Court last considered assisted suicide two decades ago with the case of Sue Rodriguez, who also suffered from ALS.
The court ruled nobody could legally assist in another's death, regardless of terminal illness, pain, prolonged suffering or an expressed wish to die.
A lower court in the western province of British Columbia has since struck down Canada's ban on assisted suicide. But the B.C. Court of Appeals reversed the decision last year and made it clear that any reversal of the ban would have to be done by the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court majority was a narrow 5-4 in the 1993 Rodriguez decision that it was constitutional to prohibit doctor-assisted suicide. Meehan noted that the sole judge left on the court from that time is Beverley McLachlin, now chief justice, and she was in the dissent.
Since 1993 pressure for assisted suicide has persisted. Last year the Quebec government introduced a bill to legalize it, arguing this was a matter of health care under provincial jurisdiction, not a criminal matter in the federal bailiwick.
Opposing it are religious groups as well as organizations representing people with disabilities, which argue that making it easier to end people's lives is a slippery slope that makes them feel vulnerable.
In her 1993 dissenting opinion in Rodriguez, McLachlin admitted to some evidence in other countries "that legal codes which permit assisted suicide may be linked to cases of involuntary deaths of the aging and disabled."
However, she wrote that such unwanted actions should be caught by Canada's Criminal Code, which could be strengthened if necessary by requiring a judge's order to allow doctor-assisted suicide.
One principle guiding courts generally is that of "stare decisis," meaning that precedents should stand. However, the rule is not cast in stone, and Meehan said the Supreme Court of Canada has tended to be willing to revisit specific areas after about a decade.
The name of the current case is Lee Carter et al. v. Attorney General of Canada et al. (35591) (Editing by Jeffrey Hodgson and Stephen Powell)


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We propose bubble-sensing, a new sensor network abstraction that allows mobile phone users to create a binding between sensing tasks and the physical world at locations of interest, that remains active for a duration set by the user. We envision mobile phones being able to affix sensing task bubbles at places of interest and then receive sensed data as it becomes available in a delay-tolerant fashion, in essence, creating a living documentary of places of interest in the physical world. The system relies on other mobile phones that opportunistically pass through bubble-sensing locations to acquire tasks and do the sensing on behalf of the initiator, and deliver the data to the bubble-sensing server for retrieval by the user who initiated the task.
We describe an implementation of the bubble-sensing system using sensor-enabled mobile phones, specifically, Nokia's N80 and N95 (with GPS, accelerometers, microphone, camera). Task bubbles are maintained at locations through the interaction of "bubble carriers", which carry the sensing task into the area of interest, and "bubble anchors", which maintain the task bubble in the area when the bubble carrier is no longer present. In our implementation, bubble carriers and bubble anchors implement a number of simple mobile phone based protocols that refresh the task bubble state as new mobile phones move through the area. Phones communicate using the local Ad-Hoc 802.11g radio to transfer task state and maintain the task in the region of interest. This task bubble state is ephemeral and times out when no bubble carriers or bubble anchors are in the area. Our design is resilient to periods when no mobiles pass through the bubble area and is capable of ''reloading" the task into the bubble region.
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Middle Village resident Joe Pisano walks his two giant schnauzers (the second won't be renamed "Citi," if you were wondering) after 9 p.m. at Juniper Valley Park, after he gets off work. There to greet Pisano late in the evening are countless other frustrated Middle Village residents, their own dogs in tow, who are coming together once again to push for a regular-hours dog run at the park.
"We're not asking for something new, dog runs are all around the city," Pisano said at last week's Community Board 5 meeting, noting that 41 percent of citywide parks, and 33 percent of Queens parks, have dog runs. "Why not in Juniper Park?" Pisano asked, where an existing fence already encloses half of the area where could dogs play.
"All we want is a fence and I feel it will be better for everyone," Pisano said. "Why don't we try something different? Let's fence it in and see how it goes."
Pisano, who is leading the resurgent push for the dog run, which has been a 15-year – if not longer – battle, has been making monthly appearances before Community Board 5 to argue the case. The president of the Juniper Park Dog Association, Terry Sullivan, said dog owners who use Juniper Valley Park are better organized, more numerous, and more committed to getting a dog run built now than ever before.
"There seems to be renewed energy and renewed momentum for a dog run at Juniper Park, which is wonderful," said Sullivan. "I'm hoping that we're going to be successful this time."
In the late 1980's, then-Parks Commissioner Henry Stern instituted an informal policy allowing dog owners to walk their dogs off-leash between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m.
The policy was widely popular across the city; in Brooklyn, for example, Prospect Park administrator Tupper Thomas has credited the increased presence of dog walking park goers with a reduction in after-dark crime at the park.
But in Middle Village, the Juniper Park Civic Association (JPCA) found the off-leash policy objectionable, and in 2006 filed a lawsuit against the Parks Department, claiming that the policy violated the city's health code.
A State Supreme Court judge ruled against JPCA, in a case that was responsible for officially defining the city's dog leash and dog run policy.
After the ruling, the Parks Department formalized its after-hours off-leash policy to allow dog owners who use parks without dog runs to walk their dogs off leash between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. in parks that are officially open as some point during those 12 hours. The policy doesn't apply to parks that are closed by 9 p.m. or don't open before 9 a.m.
The case, its stipulations notwithstanding, was a major victory for dog walkers.
Sullivan's dog association, which was formed during the court case, used the court decision to argue for a dog run at Juniper Valley Park, but Pisano and Sullivan say Parks and the JPCA continue to oppose it.
The JPCA did not return comments for this story.
In a related but separate issue that makes things even more difficult for dog owners at Juniper Park, the park closes at 9 p.m., making it off limits for after-hours, off-leash dog walking. Residents there can walk their dogs off-leash only between the hours of 6 a.m. and 9 p.m., when the park is open.
Many who work early, and get home late, say this leaves them with little or no time to walk their dogs off-leash during the permitted hours.
"I would love to walk my two beautiful dogs between six o'clock and seven and go home and lead a regular life like everyone else," Miles Foley, a small business owner, said at the CB5 meeting. But on days when he doesn't get home from work until nine or later, Foley said, he loses the chance to walk his dogs off-leash.
If a dog run is put in, it will only be open during regular park hours, said Pisano, but nevertheless it would give dog owners increased access and more daytime hours to walk their dogs off-leash. In addition, said Foley, who urged CB5 to approve a dog run at the meeting, the plan would help keep the rest of the park clean by concentrating feces and their pickup to one spot in the park.
"Dog owners at Juniper Park are responsible. It's a beautiful park," Foley said. "Let's keep it beautiful."
CB5 District Manager Gary Giordano said the community board's Parks Committee is planning a meeting at Juniper Park on April 20 to tackle the issue.
CB5 has opposed a dog run there in the past. The primary concern of an overwhelming number of community members in the past has been that they did not want it to be the first dog run in Queens because the site would then be overrun by dog owners from other parts of the borough.
"The community needs to have an open mind in regard to this matter," said Giordano. If CB5 were to approve a dog run, he said, it would provide impetus for the Parks Department to build one. "The Parks Department is likely to be amenable to establishing a dog run there it if can be done properly."
"Parks is open to working with the community," said the Parks Department's Queens Borough Commissioner Dorothy Lewandowski. "In general, Parks is supportive of dog runs."
However, Lewandowski added the caveat that her agency is in favor of dog runs, but only in cases when the community in question can reach a consensus on the issue.
Pisano said residents will continue fighting for the dog run no matter what.
"We are determined to get this dog run done," said Pisano. "We're not going to stop."


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In my Scientific American column this month I noted that micro video has become enormously popular: very short videos, or moving photos—or something in between. Phone apps like Vine have lit this new category on fire.
Even though Vine got all the headlines when Twitter bought and backed it, dozens of apps follow the same principle; call it ultrashort-attention-span theater. Here are a few examples that, if the concept intrigues you, are worth exploring. All are available for iPhone; most are for Android, too.
- Vigi (free): Vine rocketed to fame because of Twitter's interest, but it wasn't the first micro video app. Vigi is very similar: capture five-second clips and share them with your network. Vine's ability to stop and start within a clip (it records only when you're touching the screen), though, opens it up to far more creative options.
- TwitVid, TwitLens (both free): They do one simple thing very well: shoot a short video clip and post it to Twitter.
- Viddy (free) and SocialCam (free): These are something like Instagram for video: In addition to shooting and sharing short videos you can dress them up with filters (special effects). Viddy clips are 15 seconds long, max; SocialCam doesn't have a time limit.
- Lightt (free): This app has been aptly described as "social stop-motion." You record a 10-second video, but the app snags only a few stills from that clip; the result plays back like a video in fast-forward. You can post these jerky clips to Facebook or Twitter, share them with your circle or watch the rest of the world's Lightt cycles.
- Cinebeat (free): This one records a short video—and then turns it into an auto-tuned music video, processing your syllables so that they have rhythm and pitch.
- Snapchat, Poke (both free): These apps are designed for snapping photos and videos that self-delete a few seconds after your recipient views them. These apps have become a tween-ager phenomenon.
- Cinemagram ($2), Kinoptic (free), Flixel (free): These three let you play around in the new category that is emerging between photo and video. In these apps you animate only part of a photo. (Here are some artsy examples from movies: http://iwdrm.tumblr.com.) You shoot a short video clip, holding the phone (camera) very still. The app freezes the frame everywhere except the spots where you scrub your finger. In that area, the video plays. A street scene might freeze all the cars but show a person walking. A girl in a mirror could be stock-still as her reflection moves. A restaurant interior photo could feature a ceiling fan as the only movement. Once your masterpiece is complete, you can apply color filters and post to social networks.
All of these apps have a high novelty value, if perhaps not a long-lasting one. But they clearly illustrate that, at least for this moment in Internet time, there's an intriguing new entity that falls squarely between photo and movie.


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Elected officials are important not only for what they do (or don't do) in office, but how they are remembered after they leave office.
The higher the position, the greater the opportunity is to leave a memorable legacy of a key moment in an administration.
While the legacy is not always noble, the signature event often overpowers everything else that occurs during the leader's stay in office.
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California has a rich history of governors who have been branded for their legacy.
Arnold Schwarzenegger's greatest moment may well have been the passage of AB 32, a cap-and-trade energy bill, which has become a role model for other states as well as the national government.
The legacy Gray Davis left behind was far less positive, notably the fact that he was the only governor in California (and second in the nation) to be removed by recall of the voters. Clearly, Davis would like to be remembered for other accomplishments, but those have been drowned by the terms of his departure.
And so it goes for other for governors.
Pete Wilson's legacy was his firm stand against undocumented immigrants, while his predecessor George Deukmejian is remembered for his tough stand on law and order.
All of which takes us to current incumbent Gov. Jerry Brown, who is now completing his second year of his current term (remember, Brown served two terms as governor before the term-limits era), and may even serve another four years after his present run.
What will be his legacy?
One way or another, it may well be Proposition 30, the Nov. 6 initiative that proposes to raise income taxes for the wealthy for seven years, along with a quarter-cent increase in the state sales tax for four years.
Brown has staked his reputation on the passage of Proposition 30, a proposal that promises to bring in enough revenue to allow the public schools to complete the year without massive cutbacks and stops the bleeding of the state's higher education institutions.
He has campaigned tirelessly up and down the state, seeking newspaper endorsements and the support of opinion leaders. He has raised more than $38 million, an amount that exceeds every other ballot measure except for the campaign against Proposition 32.
In addition to substantial amounts from teacher groups and unions, he has secured support from major leaders in industry.
Most important, Brown has managed to avoid opposition of conservative groups like the California Chamber of Commerce, which has taken no position on Proposition 30. A recent poll conducted by the University of Southern California has Proposition 30 passing by a margin of 55 percent to 36 percent.
That's beyond the simple majority required for passage, but less than the 60 percent or so proponents of tax-related propositions like to see going into the vote.
Brown has put his reputation on the line, saying that if it fails, he will carry out the will of the people by making draconian cuts in public education to balance the state budget and not campaign for another tax increase.
It's a pivotal moment for Brown and the state. And it may well be the legacy of his governorship -- one way or another.


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With a stay at Ira Hotel & Spa in Santorini (Fira), you'll be convenient to Petros M. Nomikos Conference Centre and Archaeological Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Wall Paintings of Thira Exhibition and Skaros Rock. Treat yourself with massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and bicycles to rent. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, a hair salon, and wedding services. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a ferry terminal shuttle. Make yourself at home in one of the 20 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and DVD players. Plasma televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.


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Furthermore, possible correlations between white matter lesion scores, ventricular width, and age were investigated. Normal-pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) is a potentially treatable syndrome with abnormal cerebrospinal fluid dynamics. Meningeal fibrosis and/or obliteration of the subarachnoid space has been suggested as the pathoanatomic basis. The purpose of the present study was to investigate whether meningeal fibrosis causes increased resistance to cerebrospinal fluid outflow (R(out)) and/or increased B-wave activity and whether pathological changes in the brain parenchyma after brain compliance, causing increased B-wave activity.
The study involved a group of 38 consecutively studied patients with clinical and radiological evidence of idiopathic NPH, for whom a frontal brain biopsy was obtained. For 29 patients, hydrodynamic criteria of NPH were fulfilled and a ventriculoperitoneal shunt was performed. The dosimetry was characterized by two independent methods: thermoluminescent dosimeters and radiochromic film.
The results suggest that leptomeningeal fibrosis is not the only pathoanatomic basis of increased R(out) and/or B-wave activity in patients with NPH and that various degenerative changes in the parenchyma may be responsible for the altered cerebrospinal fluid dynamics characteristic of NPH. The purpose of this study was to determine the efficacy of spinal cord stimulation (SCS) in patients with symptoms of reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD), a disabling clinical condition with significant consequences of morbidity and loss of productivity.
We have used epidural SCS for pain control during the past 15 years. An analysis of our records revealed 12 consecutive patients diagnosed as having RSD before undergoing SCS. Eight of the 12 patients had undergone previous ablative sympathectomy. All 12 patients experienced relief of pain after trial stimulation and had their systems permanently implanted.
At an average of 41 months follow-up, all patients were using their stimulators regularly and only two were receiving adjunctive minor pain medication. The level of pain present pre- and postoperatively was determined by administering a modified McGill Pain Questionnaire and a visual analog scale to each patient. Both dosimetric methods showed a steep dose-distance fall-off relationship (proportional to the reciprocal of the cube of the distance from the probe tip).
Eight patients reported excellent pain relief, and four patients described good results. SCS is an effective treatment for the pain of RSD, including recurrent pain after ablative sympathectomy. The low morbidity of this procedure and its efficacy in patients with refractory pain related to RSD suggest that SCS is superior to ablative sympathectomy in the management of RSD.
We report the design and initial characterization of the dosimetry and radiobiology of a novel device for interstitial stereotactic radiosurgery. The device is lightweight, handheld, and battery-powered, and it emits x-ray radiation from the tip of a probe 3 mm in diameter by 10 cm in length. Heat transfer from the probe to dog brain was studied in vivo by placing thermocouple sensors around the probe tip before irradiating.
The radiobiology was characterized by in vivo irradiation of rat liver, dog liver, and dog brain. The animals were killed at varying intervals of time, and histological examinations were performed. Rats and dogs that were killed weeks to months after liver irradiation tended to have sharply demarcated lesions. Liver enzyme levels, measured serially in the dogs, did not give evidence of chronic inflammation.
Histological examination of the brains of dogs that were killed acutely after irradiation did not show evidence of inflammation, edema, or hemorrhage. The tissue temperature elevation 1 cm from the tip never exceeded 0.5 degree C, thereby excluding hyperthermia as a significant contributor to the formation of lesions.


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Angel Rodriguez hit two free throws with 5.6 seconds remaining to give No. 18 Kansas State a 52-50 victory over Oklahoma on Saturday night.
The free throws ended an 8-0 run by the Sooners in the final two minutes that tied the game with 13 seconds to play.
With Oklahoma trailing 50-42, Romero Osby scored the last of his 13 points on a three-point play to pull the Sooners within five with 1:58 to go. Sam Grooms then tied it with a 3-pointer and a driving layup in the final minute.
Rodriguez was fouled on a jumper in the lane and made both free throws to put the Wildcats back in the lead. Grooms had a chance to win it for the Sooners, but his 3-point attempt at the buzzer was short.
Will Spradling led the Wildcats (17-4, 6-2) with 12 points, including five in a row after the Sooners pulled within one with 11:27 to go. With the win, the Wildcats remain in second place in the Big 12, one game behind Kansas. Their leading scorer, Rodney McGruder, was held to seven points on 2-for-8 shooting.
Osby had 13 points and seven rebounds to lead the Sooners (14-6, 5-3), who didn't have another player reach double figures in scoring.


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Access Install LTD is pleased to announce that they have been awarded Elexon Meter Asset Provider (MAP) Licensing for the UK Metering market. Whilst the company has low intentions of using the MAP functionality this year, it shows key growth requirements as a business, needed in a market that is showing huge increased rollout patterns for metering as a sector.
Access Install LTD, a market Meter Operator Provider (MOP), Meter Asset Manager (MAM) and Meter Asset Provider (MAP) has in excess of 300,000 customers under management and is based in the North West. Offering a one stop shop for UK Utility smart meter rollouts, allows installation, maintenance and finance under one roof.
Speaking with Access Install LTD's Director Christopher Fagan, he had the following message for us; "As we are already a developed MOP/MAM, the natural next step was for us to gain MAP accreditation. We are currently installing 5 dual fuel smart meters each day, and see that it is important for us to now offer a real key differentiator in the smart meter market. Utilities want simplicity, and we feel that we offer this in a market where over complication can kill a utilities rollout plans in a matter of weeks."
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American Ephemeris Trans-Century Edition 1950-2050 Midnight
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For years, Astrologers have had to drag around their 20th Century ephemeris and their 21st Century ephemeris so that they would have enough information for consultations. Finally, they raised the question,"Why can't there be an ephemeris that covers the essential years of both centuries?"
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In the early stages of life, our needs are typically fairly simple and as we mature they often become more complex. In today's world, there are numerous family situations ranging from the traditional to the non-traditional. No matter what the situation is, our goal is to ensure that your loved ones are provided for in the event of your death or disability. At Roberson Law, our estate planning, probate and elder law services are customized to your needs. Our experienced staff will work with you to determine the most effective course of action based on your personal situation. It is never too early to plan for the future.
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I have a carrier bag full of tablets. Pain killers, anti-sickness, anti-this, anti-that. My medicine for the side effects of the cancer treatment is all pretty potent. Some of it is so strong that I have capsules which I have to take first to prepare my stomach for the toxic onslaught. Thankfully most of the stuff now stays in the bag.
This week I'm celebrating a medical breakthrough but it's not thanks to a pill or a chemical potion – something much more natural – honey. It's helped with a problem that's been bothering me for a while. For many months actually.
Before I go on, I have to warn you that there are a few euwghhh medical details so if you're a bit squeamish, you might want to give this a miss. Otherwise let's get on with the gore…
So, the operation to get rid of the stupid cancer was way back in March. The wound was held together with what looked like metal staples. I was left with a massive scar. I don't mind its size as it reflects just what a big battle I fought and won.
A couple of weeks after the surgery they were pulled out (even more painful than it sounds) the skin should have all joined up. That's not quite what happened.
Once the staples were out, I laid back on my hospital bed and stared at the scar. It looked as if it had healed lovely. But over the next half an hour I watched as part of the wound opened up. It was like a real life horror movie. It seemed like my stomach was being ripped apart. I was totally freaked out.
If you imagine two decks of cards on top of each other, that's how long, wide and deep the wound was. Just gruesome.
I had a mixture of sickness and panic but the faces of the medical staff didn't reflect the fear that I felt. They told me that it would improve. I wasn't convinced. I couldn't bear to look at it for weeks.
The area needed to be treated every day and then every other day. There was a lovely team of district nurses who came to see me at my parent's house. Sasha the dog enjoyed having the regular visitors but it meant my life was planned around my wound. Gradually it shrank but the chemo ensured that it never healed.
You might think that compared to dealing with cancer this isn't really a big deal and you're right, in the scheme of things it's not, but it just dragged on. Once the chemo was over it seemed to get worse. When I came back to London it was the wonderful nurses at my GP's surgery who gave it the attention that it constantly demanded.
My life seemed to revolve around the wound. It was a lingering link to my traumatic time in hospital. Until it was sorted out, I knew that I wouldn't feel like I was really getting better.
I went back to hospital where a tissue specialist suggested we try putting honey on the affected area. She told me how honey has antibacterial properties and has been used to help with healing for centuries. I was willing to try anything. Medical grade honey that had been sterilised was smeared on my wound. This wasn't quite the gloopy stuff that you get in a jar but very similar.
I had the sweet, sticky treatment for about a month. It made such a difference.
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Laotian cremation ceremony at Luang Prabang's central crematorium in Ban Vieng Mai for Mr. Voua Sy Amkha, 63, a propaganda official for the Lao government in Luang Prabang who died of a stroke. Before and after the cremation, his family gathered in the family home with relatives and monks from their Buddhist temple in Ban Navieng Kham village, a suburb of Luang Prabang, Laos.
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Verda Wedel of rural Goessel has about as many paper napkins in her house as a restaurant does, but her napkins aren't plain, they don't match and they carry historical significance. "I imagine there's probably several hundred," Wedel said. "I never stopped to count them."
Verda Wedel of rural Goessel has about as many paper napkins in her house as a restaurant does, but her napkins aren't plain, they don't match and they carry historical significance. "I imagine there's probably several hundred," Wedel said. "I never stopped to count them." Wedel collects napkins and has been doing so since she was in grade school. She and her husband, Henry, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Jan. 10, so some of the napkins are antiques. She has eight photo albums full of the paper linens, which appear to be in pristine condition. There are napkins from holidays, birthday parties, anniversary celebrations, school events, FFA banquets, open houses, restaurants, weddings and places in Europe. Her oldest napkins are from her early years of grade school when she attended a one-room school in Greenfield District No. 99 in rural Goessel. "Anywhere and everywhere, the napkin always has to go home with me," Wedel said. Wedel said she always has been fascinated with collecting things, but as a child growing up on a farm, her family didn't have much money, so she started collecting things she could get for free. When she attended events, such as open houses and parties, she'd bring her own clean napkin so she could keep the napkin from the event intact. In addition, friends and family gave her napkins. Her wedding/anniversary album contains a variety of napkins, including those from Goessel High School classmates' events - this album contains napkins from weddings and anniversary celebrations of those weddings. Wedel is a 1956 GHS graduate. She can trace through the album who got married and in what order, she said. "So, it's like a history book," Wedel said. There's names on the napkins, such as "Harold and Joanne," "Selma and Merlin" and "Esther and Lester." Wedel can't pick out any one napkin as her favorite. "I think I like the different party napkins the best," she said, in addition to the wedding napkins because of the historical record they show. Napkins aren't the only things she collects - there's also bells and chicken items. "Everywhere we go, I have to have a bell," Wedel said. "... I'm a big one for gift shops." Wedel has bells from her and her husband's major wedding anniversaries, including the 50th, and places they've visited, including Europe, Niagara Falls, Mexico, and different states and cities. Her favorite bell is a cow bell from Switzerland. Wedel said it had been a childhood dream to visit Switzerland, and she finally got to go in 2000. Other bells were gifts, including the bell she was given when she retired in 2002 from the Goessel school district after 30 years of service. The bell is an old school bell, she said. "Most of (the bells) have some meaning or other," Wedel said. "Most of them are here for a reason - a memory - a memory maker." The bells are on display in a cabinet in the living room. Also on display inside and outside the home are likenesses of chickens - including glass ones, ceramic ones, wooden ones and pictures of ones, about 100 to 150 in all. There's even a sugar container, creamer and cookie jar shaped like the fowl. Wedel's interest in chickens started when she was given a glass chicken set as a child - she grew up with chickens. "I just decorate with things that I like," Wedel said. "No rhyme or reason. ... I enjoy having the chickens around." Also decorating the home is Henry's collection of 225 model tractors and equipment, in a variety of sizes, colors and shapes. Contributing to Henry Wedel's interest in tractors was his 45 years working at Hay and Forage Industries in Hesston (now AGCO); he's retired now. The collection contains a great deal of tractors and equipment models that were produced at HFI. Henry said most tractor dealers have toys, so he was able to obtain models from them. He also has Case tractors. "We've always farmed with Case tractors," Verda said. In addition to dealers, Henry purchased his tractors in other places. "I bought a bunch of (my collection) at different toy shows," Henry Wedel said. Wedel started collecting when he saw a model of a tractor he used to own - and obtained it. Then, he started going to toy shows and picking up different items. Henry Wedel has shared his hobby with the couple's eight grandchildren. When each grandchild was born, he or she received a tractor that year. The Wedels have four grandsons and four granddaughters. Newton Kansan


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DescriptionThe vacation and travel management tool (VTM) is a tiny webtool with two goals: 1) VTM creates transparency in a team which user is available, on vacation or on a business trip. 2) VTM supports the request process for vacation, business trips or periods of absence.
I developed VTM for a research unit of a german university. The team had always between 20 and 30 people and they managed for more then two years all their vacation requests and business trips with VTM. There are for sure a lot of possible improvements for VTM but I garantee that the features already implemented are working correctly and that the structure is easy to understand that you can enhance VTM in the way you like.
The installation of VTM is very simple:
- copy/upload VTM to any folder of your webspace
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- Plan and maintain the vacations and business trips of a team
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March 2010 Readers' Rides
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Long Strides Vehicle: '86 Ford Bronco II Owner: Shay Stepp, Barstow, CA Tires: 35x12.50 BFG M-Ts Suspension: Custom 5.5-inch via early Bronco coils, Skyjacker leafs, Fox shocks Drivetrain: A4LD, BW1350 with doubler, full-width Dana 44 front and 8.8-inch rear, 4.88 gears Performance Mods: Stock Other Doodads: Custom bumpers and sliders Does everything work the way you want?: No complaints! Anything you would change?: 5.13 gears and longer control arms
Super Size Vehicle: '01 Ford F-150 Owner: Robert Eacker, Penrose, CO Tires & Wheels: 39.5-inch Boggers on Copperhead beadlocks Suspension: Custom solid-axle conversion up front via 14-inch Sway-a-Way coilovers and radius arms, 5-inch Skyjacker rear springs Drivetrain: NP203/205 Doubler, Dana 44 front, 9-inch rear, Detroit Lockers, 4.56 gears Performance Mods: 5.4L, headers, 3-inch exhaust, K&N intake Other Doodads: Optima battery, Warn winch, Road Armor front bumper, Defender rack, custom sliders and bed cage Does everything work the way you want?: Getting there Anything you would change?: It could use hydraulic assist
Greener Grass Vehicle: '72 Jeep CJ-5 Owner: Will Corbett, Grass Valley, CA Tires & Wheels: 36x13.50 Iroks on 15x10 steel wheels Suspension: Custom spring-over axle with Rubicon Express springs and Rancho shocks Drivetrain: T-18, Dana 300 with Tera 4:1 kit, custom-built Dana 44 front and Dana 60 rear, ARB Air Lockers, 5.38 gears Performance Mods: Buick V-6, Flowmaster exhaust Other Doodads: 4WD Hardware fiberglass body, wheelbase stretched 16 inches, Power Tank, custom bumpers and cage, PSC steering Does everything work the way you want?: Yes
General Crusher Vehicle: '74 AM General M109A3 6x6 Owner: Travis Chapman, Duncan, SC Tires & Wheels: 16.00-20 Michelin XZLs on HEMMT wheels Suspension: 6-inch front lift springs, 6-inch rear blocks with traction bars Drivetrain: 3053 Spicer five-speed, air-shift Rockwell 136-27 transfer case, 21/2-ton Rockwell axles, Ouverson hubs and lockers, 6.72 gears Performance Mods: Turbocharged Inline diesel Other Doodads: Bobbed bed and frame, rear axle delete, M105 bed, PSC full hydraulic steering Does everything work the way you want?: So far, yes Anything you would change?: Needs more power, Cummins 6BTTA, NV4500, and upgrade to Ouverson shafts
Mud U Vehicle: '78 Ford Ranger Owner: Levi Gore, Stephens City, VA Tires & Wheels: 35-inch Mud Grapplers on 15x10 wheels Suspension: Stock Drivetrain: Stock Performance Mods: 390ci, headers, Flowmaster mufflers Other Doodads: Borgeson steering shaft, 3-inch body lift Funniest Wheeling Incident: Breaking a sector shaft and burning up the fuel pump 3 miles into a 6-mile trail. We spent six hours working on the truck on the side of the mountain at night, in the pouring rain, but finally managed to get it out. Does everything work the way you want?: Yes, for now Anything you would change?: Rebuild the engine, bigger tires, and more lift Anything to add?: Only 1,000 bucks invested so far in the truck and parts. It's the most fun a bunch of college kids could have while getting an education!
Year Exempt Vehicle: Toyota Owner: Mike Ebert, Las Vegas, NV Tires & Wheels: 36-inch SXs on 15x10 Allied beadlocks Suspension: 4-inch All Pro front leaves, Desert Runner Fabrication four-link rear with Johnny Joints and Sway-A-Way 2.0 air shocks Drivetrain: Marlin Crawler box, 8-inch Toyota axles, Detroit Locker front, spool rear, 5.29 gears Performance Mods: 22R, propane injected Other Doodads: Custom 'cage, chassis, and skids; All-Pro Hy-Steer; PSC steering pump; Mile Marker winch Does everything work the way you want?: Yes Anything you would change?: More cam, three-link front suspension, 37s Anything to add?: Thanks to Jack and Desert Runner Fabrication
Over 5 Vehicle: '67 Jeep CJ-5 Owner: Steve Pugh, Whitby, Ontario, Canada Tires & Wheels: 35x12.50 Baja Claws on 15x10 steel wheels Suspension: Custom 3-inch with air shocks Drivetrain: T-18, Dana 27 front, Dana 44 rear Performance Mods: Buick V-6 Other Doodads: Electric fan, Warn winch Does everything work the way you want?: Yes Anything you would change?: Power steering and a Saturn overdrive
Salty Seats Vehicle: '03 GMC Sonoma Owner: Tyler Hensly, Salt Lake City, UT Tires & Wheels: 315/70/17 BFG A-Ts on H2 wheels Suspension: Custom multilink with coilovers up front and coils in the rear Drivetrain: NP231 mated to a NP205, Dana 44 front, 14-bolt rear, 4.11 gears Performance Mods: 4.3L Other Doodads: Customs bumpers, sliders, and rollbar, hydraulic assist Does everything work the way you want?: I have no complaints Anything you would change?: Wish I had the leather seats
The Tie That Bogs Vehicle: '86 Chevy Owner: Joseph Myers, Shaftsbury, VT Tires & Wheels: 42x15 TSLs on 15-inch steel wheels Suspension: 12-inch Superlift Drivetrain: 4.10 gears Performance Mods: 400ci, Flowmaster mufflers Other Doodads: 3-inch body lift, custom front bumper, 12,000-pound winch Does everything work the way you want?: So far so good Anything you would change?: Bigger tires, better shocks, and lockers Anything to add?: Thanks to all that helped to get my truck to this point
US Patrol Vehicle: '69 Nissan Patrol Owner: Zackery Gant, San Antonio, TX Tires: 32x11.50 TSL SXs (not pictured) Suspension: Stock Drivetrain: Stock Performance Mods: Weber carburetor Does everything work the way you want?: Works great as a daily driver and weekend wheeler Anything you would change?: Paint and Alcan springs
Flat Red Vehicle: '50 Willys CJ-3A Owner: Brian Neil, Spokane, WA Tires & Wheels: 32x9.50 TSLs on 15x7 CJ-5 wheels Suspension: Holbrook springs Drivetrain: T-90, Dana 30 front, Dana 44 rear, Lock-Rights, 5.38 gears Performance Mods: 225ci Other Doodads: Warn 8274 winch, CJ-5 gas tank, Flex-a-lite electric pusher fan Does everything work the way you want?: Yes Anything you would change?: Swap out the transmission for a stronger unit
Submission Information Send us a picture of your ride if you've never done so. We keep a surplus of Readers' Rides submissions, but only one submission per person, and we love all off-road vehicles so send in your entries whether your rig is stock or not. Make sure each digital image is at least 1600 x 1200 pixels (or two megapixels) and saved as a TIFF, EPS, or maximum-quality JPEG file. Write to: Readers' Rides, 4-Wheel & Off-Road, 831 S. Douglas St., El Segundo, CA 90245, fax 323.782.2704 Email to: email@example.com
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Our membership spans the generations. Each week, we experience the vibrancy of young families coupled with the stability of empty nesters and retirees. Whatever your age or stage of life, you have a home at James Island Presbyterian.
It is our goal to provide opportunities for you to engage in your faith on a daily basis. Check out our weekly calendar for special opportunities to learn about your faith and serve others.
Our mission at James Island Presbyterian Church is fourfold. First, we worship on Sundays & special days throughout the year. Second, we provide nurture for adult and youth members. Third, we serve others through mission. Fourth, we preserve the legacy of our faith by good stewardship.
JIPC is an Earth Care Congregation. We are joining together in our collective responsibility for God's creation.