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Anson County Veterans filled the Ingram Room at the Lockhart-Taylor Building on Feb. 19.
Nearly 90 veterans, spouses, widows and interested persons joined together to enjoy a delicious dinner and time of sharing and fellowship. Opening remarks were led by Sherman Cash followed by dinner blessing by Rick Cassidy. The home cooked meal of vegetable soup, broccoli soup, cornbread, grilled cheese sandwiches and amazing desserts were provided by Brenda Parker, Sara Lear, Lisa Steele, Bruce Roberts, Joyce McIntyre, Betty Rogers and Lib Liles.
Following the meal, the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Pat Frost. Sherman Cash then introduced the officers and chairmen for the 2013 year. Al Dean, vice president, Anne James, secretary, Ann McCormick, treasurer, Ed Parker, honor guard chairman, Dana Maness, constitution and bylaws chairman, Russell Scarborough, chaplain, and Jimmy Hooks, ways and means chairman. The president position is still vacant but pending.
The results of the January questionnaire were revealed and the priority project for the Veteran's Council was to establish an Anson County Honor Guard. All veterans interested in participating in the honor guard were directed to enlist at the registration table. Ted Ward, veteran's service officer, shared with the veterans to encourage others to join and become a part of this organization.
The Anson County Veterans Council has been created to bring a greater public awareness to the veteran's service to the community and instill in others a sense of appreciation for the hometown heroes among us. Each month there will be programs to enhance the lifestyle of our Veterans. Memorial Day and Veteran's Day will be specifically recognized for our veterans. A "Veteran of the Year" will be selected and awarded each year.
The next meeting will be held March 19 at 6 p.m. at the National Guard Armory Building, located on Anson High School Road. A meal will be served at 6 p.m. followed by the meeting.
For additional information, please call 704-694-3179 or mail to Anson County Veteran's Council, P.O. Box 797, Wadesboro, NC 28170.


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And Clooney is not the only hunk left behind by Tebow; Bradley Cooper, who was recently voted "Sexiest Man Alive" by People magazine, only got 4% of the votes, compared to 30% for Tebow. In spite (or perhaps because of?) recent controversy, Charlie Sheen proved as popular as Cooper, also with 4%.
And poor Ryan Gosling. He's having a bad day – snubbed at the Oscar nominations and snubbed in our survey! Even his Internet fame can't help him when it comes to facing off against Oscar nominees George Clooney and Brad Pitt, trailing behind with just 6% of the vote.
Since 2012 is an election year in America, it's not surprising that even this survey showed a split along political lines: While Democrats would most prefer to hang out with George Clooney, Republicans overwhelmingly chose Tebow.
When it comes to fantasy celeb friends, even Brad Pitt trails behind the American Footballer with a modest 20% of Americans picking him.Understandably, though, amongst women George Clooney proved to be a lot more popular, with an even split at 24% each for him and Tim Tebow.
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Material List
- Orange Flower Pot:
- FolkArt® Acrylic Paint – Pure Orange, Licorice, and Parisian Pink, Fresh Foliage
- FolkArt® Extreme Glitter™ – Rose
- FolkArt® Artists' Varnish – Matte
- Stencil Décor Spouncer Set
- 4" Terra Cotta Flower Pot
- Container
- Water
- Paper Towels
- Paper Plate
- Foam Brush
- #10 Flat Brush
- Large Plastic Nesting Egg (Medium Orange):
- Plaid® 1¼"Spouncer
- Glitter – Pink
- ¼" Stencil Brush
- Foam Sheet – Glitter Green
- Scissors
- Glue
- Fine Point Marker – Black
- Transfer Paper
- Nesting Plastic Easter Eggs
- Medium floral foam ball (cut in 1/2 to fit 4" pot)
- ¼" dowel rod (one per egg)
- Stencil Cutting Tool
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Orange Flower Pot
Wipe terra cotta pot with a moistened paper towel to remove dirt or dust.
Squeeze puddle of Pure Orange and Parisian Pink onto paper plate.
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Paint Parisian Pink polka dots around body of terra cotta pot. Allow to dry.
Add to paper plate a small puddle of Licorice.
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Medium Orange Nesting Egg
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next "Star" in 2013.
Looking forward to college football: Who has the biggest shoes to fill
Jarom Moore |
posted Jun 14th - 3:28pm
Who has the task of replacing the big shoes that left local programs last year? Which player will have the biggest task?
Utah football: Biggest needs to replace
Mike Grant and Robert Jackson |
posted Jun 14th - 3:27pm
With 75% of the starting defensive line gone,
the Utes need to replace 11.5 sacks and the
best run-stopper in the Pac-12 conference —
that and a running back that has accounted for
nearly a third of the Utes total offense over
the last two seasons.
UTEcast 6-13
Mike Grant and Robert Jackson |
posted Jun 13th - 7:32pm
This week on the UTEcast we caught up with the newest Ute basketball coach, Chris Burgess, talked football with co-offensive coordinator Dennis Erickson and dove into some recruiting analysis with targets Jamal Scott and Aaron Sharp.
It's time for the BYU/Utah rivalry game to die
Patrick Kinahan, KSL.com Contributor |
posted Jun 12th - 11:21am
Speaking at an informal gathering with media members this month,
BYU Athletic Director Tom Holmoe said it's hard to set up a series with
the Utes. If that's the case, then bag it.
Utah Men's Basketball Welcomes Chris Burgess Back to Program
Drew Wiseman, U Of U Press Release |
posted Jun 12th - 10:39am
Utah men's basketball head coach Larry
Krystkowiak has announced the addition of
former Runnin' Ute Chris Burgess to the program
as an undergraduate assistant coach.
Looking forward to college football: Biggest needs to replace
Jarom Moore |
posted Jun 10th - 5:00pm
Today is the start of an 80-day countdown to college football. This week is a look at what are each of the local school's biggest need to replace.
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On the Crimson Corner this week, the Golden Nugget released football odds, Jason Washburn works out for the Jazz, Trey Nielsen gets drafted, and future Utah baseball player Riley Otteson wins the Deseret News Mr. Baseball award.
Utes receive little love in early betting lines; Cougars favored in rivalry game
Robert Jackson |
posted Jun 7th - 2:27pm
We may still be 83 days away until the 2013
college football season officially kicks off
(not that we're counting) but it's never too
early to start making your way too early
projections on how your team will fare.
UTEcast 6-6
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In the first hour of this week's episode we
each gave our version of who should be on the
Mt. Rushmore of Utah football - who do you
think should be part of the four? We also
caught up with Utes defensive line coach
Ilaisa Tuiaki to get his take on the tough
task of replacing Star Lotulelei.
Washburn works out for Jazz
Mike Grant |
posted Jun 6th - 4:42pm
When Jack Cooley's flight got cancelled, the
Jazz called Jason Washburn to come work out a
day early and "Wash" was ready, willing, and
grateful for the chance.
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By on Thu, Sep 6, 2012 4:57 PM PDTI am curious as to how many men had the insides of their mouths swabbed to collect DNA to determine who the father of La Snookie's baby was. Did MTV have to absorb this expense as they often did when they posted jail bond for members of the cast. …more»0 of 0 people found this review helpful
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By Craig on Fri, Aug 31, 2012 12:36 PM PDTWhile driving along one day, I felt a "situation" brewing in my guts. So, I pulled over & took a "snookie" on that Jersey shore.
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Series: Searching for Motivated Belief
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
Multiple Lines of Evidence for an Old Universe
Astronomers have many different methods for measuring the age of various objects in the universe, and they all support ages of billions of years, not thousands. Even if the assumptions of one or two methods were faulty, it is highly unlikely that all of the methods would be affected.
Exploring Baby Galaxies with Charles Steidel
No one need ask: "Were you there?" Chuck Steidel has tapped into nature's own motion picture of past events, now showing in the present. Anyone who cares to view it can now see for himself what was and wasn't there, at various stages of the deep past.
Does Resurrection Contradict Science?
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
Science and Scientism in Biology: The Origin of Morality
The problem is that as human beings, we know that goodness exists, so it must be accounted for, and if one is a staunch believer in scientism, it must be accounted for scientifically.
Does Evolution Compromise Human Morality?
Once we have a scientific hypothesis for how something exists, it is tempting to make the philosophical inference that this is also why it exists.
Series: Harmonizing Science, Ethics, and Praxis
In this three-part series, Cal DeWitt offers insights and examples of why science and ethics must work together to help us make informed, practical decisions within our society. DeWitt's science-ethics-praxis model provides a framework by which we can live more effectively as God's stewards.
Series: To Serve and Preserve—Genesis 2 and the Human Calling
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.
Creator of the Stars at Night
The God who created the cosmos is the God who came to us as a child in Bethlehem.
Looking at the Collapsing Universe in the Bible
The language of a collapsing universe is related to the end of the old covenant and the coming of the new covenant as God's "new world order."
Surveying George Murphy's Theology of the Cross
If God himself is willing to die, particularly in such a gruesome way, then perhaps we should at least consider the possibility of God allowing the death of other creatures, too. But would this really be compatible with what we know of God through Scripture?
Series: It's an Old World After All
In our sixth BioLogos videocast, we take a look at the age of the Earth. We explain four methods scientists have used to determine that age: tree ring, lake varve, radiometric, and seafloor spread dating, and also offer some theological insight on how an old earth can fit with the first chapters of Genesis.
Jesus the Artist
Speaking in parables is indeed similar to an artist's craft. They create impressions, whole new worlds of meaning intended to turn old worlds on their heads.
"Come and See": A Christ-centered Invitation for Science
Classical Christian orthodoxy as expressed in the Creeds begins at the beginning: nature owes its existence to and is sustained by Jesus Christ. One implication is that the best way of finding out about nature is to look at nature.
Series: Recent Discoveries in Astronomy
In this excerpt from the book Delight in Creation: Scientists Share Their Work with the Church, astronomer Deborah Haarsma shares her excitement about recent findings about our universe from a Christian perspective.
Series: Biblical and Scientific Shortcomings of Flood Geology
Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
How Do We Know the Earth is Old? (Infographic)
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about the tools scientists use to determine the age of the Earth. The graphic, titled "How Do We Know the Earth is Old?", uses data compiled and summarized by geology professor Dr. Gregg Davidson.
The Questions Update: The Age of the Earth
We've recently been looking at the evidence for an old earth and the long history and vibrancy of this view among evangelical Christians. Today's post features a preview of the updated Question, "How are the ages of the Earth and universe calculated?" revised by Senior Web Consultant and Writer Deborah Haarsma.
What is the Higgs Boson?
At a press conference on July 4, 2012, and with 99.99994% confidence (5 sigma), CERN announced the discovery of a particle consistent with that of a Higgs boson (a.k.a. "the God particle"). This is very exciting for elementary particle physicists. But what is the Higgs particle, and what is its meaning?
Naming 'the God Particle'
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"We want to see President Morsy make absolutely clear to his own people, to the international community that he respects people of all faiths," Nuland said on Tuesday.
The White House, in a clearly coordinated statement, also condemned Morsy's statements. Spokesman Jay Carney told reporters, "This kind of discourse has been acceptable in the region for far too long and is counter to the goal of peace. President Morsy should make clear that he respects people of all faiths and that this type of rhetoric is not acceptable or productive in a democratic Egypt."
The comments, which Morsy made as a then-leader of the Muslim Brotherhood's political wing, immediately raised questions about whether he can be trusted to respect Egypt's 1979 peace treaty with Israel.
Even as she condemned Morsy's remarks, the State Department spokeswoman noted that since he has been president, Morsy "has reaffirmed again, and again" Egypt's commitment to peace with Israel.
"He has been willing to work with us, and with Israel, on shared objectives, including the cease-fire in Gaza," Nuland said. "He's been committed to our bilateral relationship. So ... that is the basis on which we are continuing to work together going forward."
She added, however, "We will judge him by what he does ... but we'll also judge him by ... what he says. And we think that these comments should be repudiated and they should be repudiated firmly."
Asked whether Morsy's comments could damage relations with the United States, Nuland said U.S. officials hope that making the administration's views clear to the Egyptian leader and inducing him to publicly step away from his comments might tamp down what could be an angry reaction from members of Congress.
She told reporters, "We certainly have made the Egyptians aware that we are continuing to seek economic support funds for Egypt on the Hill, and they are very well aware that these kinds of issues are of concern there, too."
Last autumn, Rep. Kay Granger, R-Texas, chairwoman of the Appropriations subcommittee on foreign operations, placed a hold on $450 million in U.S. economic support for Egypt after that nation cracked down on democracy support groups.


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Camping is allowed at Old Ford Reserve, a picturesque camping and picnic area alongside Megalong Creek in the Megalong Valley. The Reserve is accessible by road, the Megalong Valley is mostly granite country and the Valley has bird species that are not found on the cliff tops. Old Ford Reserve is 8.3 kilometres along the Six Foot Track from Katoomba
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Aitkens Australia in the Round is a unique and exciting gallery, display and museum all in one with a spectacular painted panorama of famous Australian destinations. The harbour-dominated beauty of Australia's Emerald City, Sydney along with the rugged mystery of the Blue Mountains; the toughness and brilliant colours of Australia's outback; and the natural beauty of beaches scattered along endless stretches of coastline. Add the fertile riches of Australia's rural heartland and the character and excitement of Queensland's fabulous Gold Coast and you have a fascinating collage of life in modern Australia - all captured within the 213 square metres of wall space, along with hundreds of flora and fauna samples from all around Australia.
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This Greater Blue Mountains Drive Discovery Trail explores five routes radiating out like the spokes of a wheel, each an out-and-back drive and can be done in any order from the charming mountain village of Blackheath. Offering a journey across plateau and valley environments, this Discovery Trail includes a wide selection of lookouts, picnic sites and walks. Highlights of the Trail include Pulpit Rock, Govetts Leap, Evans Lookout, all with unsurpassed yet different views of the Grose Valley, home of the Blue Gum Forest; the rural Megalong Valley and Shipley Plateau. Starting and returning to Blackheath this 92 kilometre trail will take two to three hours to drive, plus stops. It includes suburban streets, narrow sealed and sometimes windy and unsealed roads. Stop at the National Parks Blue Mountains Heritage Centre and learn more about the area through interactive displays and free film screenings in the theatrette.
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A larger-than-life polar bear, created from steel and recycled plastic by acclaimed local artist Ian Swift, stands proudly as the star attraction at Leura's appropriately named 'Lost Bear Gallery'. Located in the historic Leura Post Office building, this fine art gallery is home to a superb collection of paintings, sculpture and other collectable objects of art by a select group of Australian artists. Lost Bear Gallery is part of the Katoomba Fine Art business and provides visitors to the mountains a wonderful opportunity to see some of the very best art in the mountains, when visiting the beautiful township of Leura.
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The 'edge-of-the-world' drive around the cliff tops between Katoomba and Wentworth Falls are part of this Blue Mountains Discovery Trail. Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, it is packed full of lookouts, picnic areas and walking tracks located alongside galleries, cafes, museums, antiques and accommodation in the villages of Katoomba, Leura and Wentworth Falls. Highlights include Echo Point and the Three Sisters, Katoomba Falls, Scenic World, Sublime Point, and Wentworth Falls Lake. The Wentworth Falls Picnic area and The Valley of the Waters are linked by walking tracks at three different levels on the escarpment. This Trail is best started west of Katoomba at the intersection of Valley Road and Bathurst Road, is 36 kilometres one way to Wentworth Falls and takes about one hour, plus stops, all on sealed suburban roads. Staff at the Blue Mountains Visitor Information Centre at Echo Point can assist with information.
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Mr Pickwick's antiquarian and general bookshop sits in the heart of the lovely Blue Mountains city of Katoomba, west of Sydney It occupies all three levels of the former Westpac Bank building which houses some 60,000 books, as well as a huge collection of fine Australian art, and many cabinets of exotic collectables and antiques. The business also includes Macarthur's Arcade in the building next door selling curios and bric-a-brac, and a huge second-hand furniture barn. As well as dealing with a large local community, Mr Pickwick's has become something of a tourist attraction in itself.
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Monte's Pizzeria is a locally famed Italian Restaurant situated in the picturesque Blue Mountains. Known as somewhat of an institution, Monte's has a strong loyal following from local diners and travellers are also discovery their mouth-watering Italian home-made meals, delicately prepared and deep aromatic flavours. Monte's boasts a fantastic year round alfresco dining area which is always brimming with happy diners, enjoying easy-breezy outside dining. Freshly made, all meals showcase delicately prepared, deep aromatic flavours, fresh seasonal salads, and delectable homemade desserts. Monte's Pizzeria obviously showcases a plethora of lip-smacking pizza concoctions. The creative pizza recipes change seasonally as do the salads with the desserts changing almost daily as they are homemade. Ingredients are sources from local suppliers. Monte's also serves a range of gluten free and vegetarian pizzas and pastas on the menu. If travelling through the mountains Monte's provides delicious homemade, take-away pizzas.
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At the end of Falls Road and off Sir Henry Burrell Drive is this lovely picnic area situated near some of the most expansive and impressive views in the Mountains. The exotic trees and free stone walls have been added to since the 1870s. The area has car and bus parking, toilets, picnic facilities, and provides access to many scenic lookouts and bushwalks. Track head interpretation assists the visitor in determining their choice of walk. All walkers should be prepared - plan your walk, know your route, carry drinking water, carry warm and/or waterproof clothing, wear sensible walking shoes, carry a bag for rubbish, wear a hat and sunscreen and keep to the tracks and well back from cliff edges
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It's big, blue and beautiful! Blue Mountains National Park is located just 60 kilometres west of Sydney. It is unique in it's history, its wildlife and world famous scenery. The landscape is part of the traditional country of Aboriginal people including Daruk, Gundungurra, Wiradjuri and Dharwal. The park includes the Grose Wilderness, dedicated for its wild unspoilt natural beauty. At Katoomba see the Three Sisters and Katoomba Falls. Glenbrook, (45 minutes from Sydney) has camping areas, scenic picnic areas, Aboriginal cultural sites and swimming holes. There are 300 kilometres of heritage walking tracks and hundreds of lookouts, most within easy reach of a string of train stations. It's a wilderness made easy to get to! Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, this park is internationally recognised and was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2000 for its outstanding and universal values of significance for all people.
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Discover a unique collection of fabulous children's toys and trains at the Toy and Railway Museum. Explore a grand home and glorious gardens. Thousands of delighted families and collectors can't be wrong: it's a definite must for the kid in all. Families and serious collectors alike can explore pre- and post-war toys including dolls, teddy bears, lead figures, comics and books, tinplate trains, aeroplanes, automobiles and working model-railway layouts. It features New South Wales Railway trackside and station memorabilia including lights, trolleys, seats, signals and signs. The property is set in five hectares of beautiful cool-climate gardens, laid out at the turn of the century. This includes the spectacular amphitheatre - a popular location for photo shoots and wedding ceremonies. Its weathered sandstone and Bathurst slate mirror the changing character of the great sandstone cliffs and blue vistas of the Jamison Valley, over which it gives extensive views.
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Here's a really simple and flavorful drink to make that's been a winter tradition in my family, especially with freshly roasted chestnuts. Great stuff! Funny thing: I posted the drink on The Good Men Project the other day, promoted it on Facebook this morning and right away got a comment from a friend that the drink is a "(d)escendent of the coo woo - America's oldest cocktail, still served at the Wayside Inn in Sudbury: Ginger brandy and rum". The Wayside is one of my favorite biking destinations - I just zipped by it yesterday. Gorgeous! There's a shot of the place taken just before Christmas included with the pictures above.
Yah, you bet after getting that comment that's where I'll be this afternoon after teaching skating not far away at all in Marlborough. More about that real soon!
All you need to make whiskey and ginger ale is whiskey, ginger ale and ice. Easy. I use "2 fingers" of whiskey (see the picture above) in a tall (12-ounce) glass, add ice and then fill the glass with ginger ale. You can click this link for a complete step-by-step picture book recipe. Just a note on whiskey: I prefer Canadian blended whiskey for this - in our family, we call the drink "Canadian Club and ginger ale", but any whiskey will work.
Gary Kelley
12:45 pm on Monday, January 7, 2013
My favorite adult beverage is a Jack and Ginger.
Jim Hatherley
7:46 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Bruce, in years gone by, wasn't this better known as a "Highball"?
8:51 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Ok I shall try to comment now...but this is my Dad's drink, the "CC and Ginger". He has been gone 10 years now but in rememberance I do indulge on occassion. You follow in good shoes if you follow my Dad's drink, here's to you all!!!
11:17 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013
En how Terri! Both my parents dranks these. They loved em! I too indulge once in a while with one or two (or three) of these. Delish!
Susan Manning
10:03 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Not a fan, but I always have both Jack and ginger in the house as it is my dad's drink of choice! I much prefer a good Guinness!
Bruce Tretter
10:07 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Great comments! Right on, Jim. This drink is also called a "Highball". More about the drink at the Wayside this weekend.
11:31 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013
Whiskey and Goinger? That sound disgusting. Y'all are cra-z!
What I like to drink when cold out is a simple glass of wine, maybe beer. No need to add no sprouts when I get my drink on. No sir. Y'all are cra-z


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The John Mark McMillan concert at Ashland University. March 14 in the Jack & Deb Miller Chapel is now canceled.
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CANCELLED: First Flight on March 27th 03/27/2010 |
All accepted students are encouraged to participate in one of the exciting First Flight Days for accepted students on April 10th or April 24th. read more... |
Card Night Euchre Tournament Registration Deadline 03/21/2012 - 12:00pm - 5:00pm |
Card Night Euchre Tournament Registration Deadline is March 21st by 5:00pm. Good luck! read more... |
Card Night Texas Hold'em 11/09/2011 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm |
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Career Assistants
Career Assistants are student para-professionals who work in the Resource Room and provide walk-in assistance to students and alumni in the following areas:
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Career Development Center Open House 11/03/2010 - 3:00pm - 4:30pm |
Grab a friend and come on over and help us celebrate our Career Development Center Open House - Wednesday, November 3, 2010 from 3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. in the CDC (2nd floor Hawkins Conard Student Center).
Free Drawing for two $50 Walmart student gift card giveaways
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What is Career Alumni Network (CAN)?
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Developing careers after college
Our mission is to contribute to the university's goal of offering high quality undergraduate and graduate education and student and alumni development by providing centralized, comprehensive and coordinated career development, experiential learning and read more... |
Career Services for Alumni |
The Career Services Center at Ashland University encourages Ashland University alumni to utilize the wide variety of resources on the Career Services website as well as those available in the Career Services Center located in room 254 of the Hawkins-Conard Student Center. read more... |
Careers in Business Day 07/20/2012 - 8:30am - 12:00pm |
Careers in Business Day
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Dr. Carla Abreu-Ellis, Associate Professor of Inclusive Services & Exceptional Learners, holds a PhD in Higher Education Administration from Bowling Green State University. Dr. Abreu-Ellis teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in the Dwight Schar College of Education at Ashland read more... |
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Dr. Carla Edlefson, professor of educational administration, joined the Ashland University faculty in 1995. She is assigned full time to the doctoral program in educational leadership, and she has chaired or co-chaired 21 doctoral dissertations to completion. Her areas of expertise are read more... |
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Carmen Giménez Smith is the author of a memoir, Bring Down the Little Birds (University of Arizona, 2010), three poetry collections—Goodbye, Flicker (University of Massachusetts, 2012), The City She Was (Center for Literary Publishing, 2011) and Odalisque in Pieces (University of read more... |
Carol Engler |
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She is founder and former Executive Director of read more... |
Carol S. Reece, DNP, RN CPNP |
Education: Case Western Reserve University; MS, Ohio State University; APN University of Cincinnati, BSN Ashland University, AD, North Central State College
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Specialty Practice: Pediatrics
Memberships: Association of read more... |
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Carrie Clever is the administrative coordinator of the Master of Arts program in American History and Government. read more... |
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Carrie Hoffer is the Retail Services Manager for the Catering Department within Auxiliary Services, at Ashland University. read more... |
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Top 100 Social Media Colleges
"Social media has revolutionized
how colleges communicate.
These are the ones to watch."
Dean Tsouvalas | Editor-In-Chief
"Social media has revolutionized
how colleges communicate.
These are the ones to watch."
Dean Tsouvalas | Editor-In-Chief
Returns to the top spot. The Harvard Social Media Dashboard shows how it's done by incorporating video, Facebook, Twitter and more.
The Blue Jays drop, but still soar when it comes to Hopkins Interactive. Read any of the 25 students blogs to get an insider's view.
ND has a gorgeous, new homepage. The blog network is extraordinary. Our favorite? The candid and enlightning posts by Don Schindler the Director of University Communications.
Impressive that Columbia hosted a social media weekend with over 500 attendees from 50 cities. The social media directory rocks.
Stanford is introducing five free online classes, following a successful pilot last fall that drew more than 350,000 participants around the world.
OSU e-mailed 100,000+ high-school students with this pitch: Why not get to know the real Ohio State? and matched up current and prospective students via social media.
The mayor of Lexington, Kentucky honored the NCAA men's basketball champs with Big Blue Days. The Wildcats proudly spread the word throughout social media.
Digital Media Festival celebrated LSU undergraduate students who produced intellectual and creative work using digital media. Students submitted their work through YouTube and Flickr.
UW snags a spot in the Top 10. Their famous KEXP radio station has far more Twitter followers than the official UW account.
The cadets stay ahead of Annapolis thanks to Major Olivia Nunn, West Point Public Affairs Executive Officer & Social Media Chief. Check out our exclusive interview with Major Nunn for more.
Without a doubt Oregon's Social Media Index is our favorite. The Foursquare stops provide a handy self-guided campus tour.
The recent panel discussion on The Use and Abuse of Social Media in Higher Education featured UT faculty and students. All were encouraged to post comments live on Facebook.
Emerson's extraordinary social media class was invited to dinner by NFL star Chad Ochocinco after a successful Twitter campaign.
Many colleges have trouble keeping track of official vs. unofficial school-related social media accounts. UF just released a social media account approval policy to keep things organized.
This spring break, 30 members of Yale's professional staff attended a three-day "social media boot camp." Not bad, Bulldogs.
We are big fans of the I <3 Princeton video that features some of the more than 1,100 faculty members, nearly 8,000 undergraduates, graduate students and almost 6,000 employees.
Easy to use Social Media Directory. The daily blog Dartbeat even explains Why Dartmouth Kids Like Sundress Day.
On the UM Facebook Page fans got to decide what jersey and hat the Hurricanes baseball team would wear on game day.
This digital arts savvy university is rocking social media. Since September they've added over 75,000 community members on Facebook and Twitter.
The smartest use of Facebook's timeline is Butler University. They took a lifetime of milestones and essentially created Butler's life map. Very well done.
Researchers at CMU released analysis of political content censorship of social media in China. Deleted messages include terms ranging from "Falun Gong" to "Iodized Salt".
Earlier this year Berklee College of Music launched the Berklee Music Network, an exclusive social music community. The online community will be a place for musicians to collaborate, look for gigs and more.
True Sooner fans can now prove their undying love to OU. Check into 5 or more places on Foursquare and you will unlock the Boomer Badge.
Spelman Professors are leveraging social media in the classroom. Art Professor, Arturo Lindsay is using Facebook as part of his New Genre Art Forms class for his smARTpower project Bearing Witness.
MIT climbs up in the rankings 24 spots. Their Sociable Media Group, part of the MIT Media Lab, just might be pioneering the next wave of new social media tech too.


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Freemage wrote:*Twitch* The word "chiropractor" sets all sorts of alarm-bells off in my head. There's basically two broad categories:
Category 1 are essentially really good massage therapists. This category is fine, if perhaps a bit overpriced for what they do. Still, a decent massage therapist can help alleviate back pain, and will also offer the 'soft touch' element of medical practice (ie, getting to know you and actually treating you as a person as well as a patient) that can be hard to get in traditional medicine.
Category 2 are quacks of the first order, who will tell you that chiropractic methods alone will cure cancer, AIDS and all sorts of other problems that their discipline couldn't hope to touch. If every last one of these charlatans were to die of painful stage 4 cancer tomorrow, I wouldn't shed a single tear for any of them.
A few hints that your chiropractor may be in Category 2:
1: He talks about "energy flows" (or worse, 'chi') as if they were a thing.
2: She has articles talking about the founder of chiropractic medicine on the wall, and speaks about him in laudatory terms.
3: The term "innate intelligence" comes up, ever.
One trick: Ask if chiropractic treatment has any risks or potential side-effects. If they say, "No," run, don't walk, for the door. If anyone attempts to stop you, curse at them loud and long until they let you pass, and tell them to shove any bill for the initial consultation up their backside until they can taste it.
Any treatment that is remotely medically effective runs the risk of having a negative effect. An honest practitioner will tell you that. The only way for a medical treatment to have no possible side-effects is for it to have no effects at all. (See also: Homeopathy.) In fact, asking the chiropractor about homeopathy and "the risks of vaccination" are also good tests. If the chiropractor dismisses homeopathy as quackery, and tells you the risks of vaccination are real but vastly overblown for the non-allergic, then they're on the road to being a trustworthy source. If, OTOH, they seem to find homeopathy acceptable, or talk about a vaccination/autism link, then make sure you spit on them as you leave.
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CISD educators, employees get GEM awards
By Dan Eakin, email@example.com
A total of 25 educators and employees in the Coppell Independent School District were presented with GEM (Great Educators Matter) awards at a Coppell school board workshop Monday night.
Anthony Hill, school board president, said the Great Educators Matter program �highlights employees who go far beyond the responsibilities of the job they are paid for to make a difference for students, parents and/or their co-workers.�
A committee on each CISD campus screens GEM nominations prior to their submission th the district committee. Each campus is limited to no more than 15 submissions to the district leve.
�The district committee felt that these 25 were clearly outstanding and deserved to be honored by the board of trustees,� he said.
Some of those honored were as groups, while others received individual honors.
Beth Cook, Liz Malone, Christine McNerme and Kara Cadue of Austin Elementary were honored as a group.
�In order to request $25,000 from our PTO Board, these four ladies helped showcase the technology being used in Austin classrooms at a PTO meeting this fall,� Hill said. �Parents had a first hand look at how itouches are used daily in reading and math classes as Mrs. Cook demonstrated the many apps used by students.�
Another group that was honored collectively was composed of Sandra Braden, Kati Castellanos, Laci Garza, Peter Macrae, Kris Rindels and Amy Cheatham of Valley Ranch Elementary.
�In an effort to support instruction trhough project-based learning and to facilitate the importance of environmental responsibility, the students and staff at VRE built a sustainable school garden and an outdoor learning center,� Hill said. �These six teachers took time out of their summer breaks to craft a plan for the learning center.�
Four drama and music teachers from CHS, CMS North and Cottonwood Creek were also honored for outstanding service.
Hill said Lisa Tabor, Bruce Hermans, Brittany Reese and Sarah Meador �gave their blood, sweat and tears in creating, producing, directing, choreographing and helping with the student showcase for the TASA/TASB convention in Austin. They gave up a significant part of their summer coordinating about 100 students in practices and rehearsals in order to put on this incredible show.�
Sue Kane, a Town Center Elementary School nurse, was honored for going beyond the call of duty.
�She traveled to Cottonwood Creek seven times to teach four teachers how to tube-feed a new student,� Hill said. �She created and wrote both the individual health and emergency plans for this child. She also attended and presented the medical facts at two meetings at Cottonwood Creek.�
Dr. Paul Haggan, an intervention specialist, was also honored with a GEM Award.
�His Herculean efforts during the week of our tragic loss of our two young men from CHS is to be commended,� Hill said. �Dr. Haggan worked throughout the night and into the early hours of the morning for weeks, to reach out and support the two families of the young men as well as the friends who were closest to them.�
Others who were presented with GEM awards included Chantel Kastrounis, Cottonwood Creek assistant principal; Pam Johnson, Cottonwood Creek clinic aide; Laura Williams and Gretchen Pace of Coppell Middle School West; Ron-Marie Johnson, Victory Place@Coppell principal; Cathy Johnson, CHS special education teacher; Clara Caussey, CHS Academy English teacher; Shirley Cooksey, service center benefits manager; and Brian Choate, Cottonwood Creek fifth grade teacher.
GEM awards are presented three times each year, or once a quarter to CISD educators or employees.
�The next time you see a �GEM� of a co-worker going the extra mile, do not forget to complete a GEM nomination for them,� Hill said.
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