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A local clinic, which received a helping hand from the Pee Dee Electric Company, will be able to once again serve the dental needs of residents beginning Feb. 4.
The Compassionate Care Clinic in Rockingham received a $5,000 grant from the Pee Dee Electric Company after its dental equipment was destroyed by water.
In September 2012, a busted air conditioning unit leaked water down the walls, onto the floor and onto dental equipment, said Cherika Dumas, office manager.
The clinic is funded through donations and grants and gives medical attention and dental treatment — free of charge — to patients who are uninsured, Dumas said.
Linda McPhatter, office recruiter, said that getting the replacement dental equipment was "…. very important to us and we really appreciate the grant."
The dental clinic has been closed since October 2012 and is just now opening again with new dental equipment, Dumas said.
McPhatter said that the new equipment helped the clinic get back on track and begin helping people again.
Dumas said she is ecstatic about the grant and being able to help people with dental issues.
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The clinic is located on 1009 E. Washington St. in Rockingham. The clinic is open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The office is open Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. but it does not treat patients on Tuesday and Thursday. The clinic can be reached by calling 910-410-9349.
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When it comes to make-believe, kids are pretty canny -- a simple refrigerator box can fly them to the moon. But inspired by physicists and educators Neil deGrasse Tyson and Carl Sagan, one dad has gone above and beyond in getting his son into space.
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The challenge in compiling a list of people who have made a difference in Baton Rouge over the past 30 years is in trying to determine not who should be on the list, but who shouldn't, because so many people are deserving of mention, and 30 is such a limiting number. But even if we featured a list of 300, we would have to omit someone noteworthy, and even that limit wouldn't be easy. This is not a complete list nor does it attempt to be. There are countless business and civic leaders, elected officials, community volunteers, entrepreneurs and small business owners who have done meaningful and important things in and for the Capital Region. This list is in no way intended to diminish their contributions and accomplishments. But the individuals we are spotlighting particularly stand out in our minds because their projects, visions, plans, actions and personalities have left a long and lasting mark on this community—one that won't be forgotten.
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In 30 years, the Capital Region has become more populous, much better educated, and more affluent. In some cases, we have become more ethically diverse; in others, less so. How do we know? The census tells us so. With the assistance of Troy C. Blanchard of the LSU Department of Sociology, we collected comparable data about each of the nine parishes in the area from the 1980 census and the 2011 American Community Survey for a statistical image of the Capital Region then—and now. Click here to download a PDF of the demographics.
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Kehrs Mill Schnucks Preparing for Thursday Opening
Cars filled the parking lot of the new boutique grocery store Tuesday as workers rushed to prepare the location for a Nov. 1 opening.
A new, 41,000-square-foot Schnucks is almost set to open Nov. 1 at the corner of Clarkson and Kehrs Mill roads after months of construction, years of planning and not a small amount of controversey.
The hustle of preparing the new store for its debut was evident Tuesday afternoon with the store's parking lot nearly full of cars and trucks. Lori Willis told Chesterfield Patch in an email that "the countdown has begun" and an official announcement could be expected soon.
The new Schnucks is located in Ballwin but borders Chesterfield. It was initially estimated in April that the the store would be open as early as July or August.
The development process for the supermarket was also initially hindered several years ago when a group representing landowners in the area unsuccessfully sued the city of Ballwin and Schnucks Markets. The lawsuit claimed that the new building would lower property values in the mostly residential area.
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Jerry: Schnucks is my next door neighbor, unfortunately! Have put up with their dust and noise for almost a year as well as tearing up some of my property and making a poor attempt at repairing it. Evidently Kelley doesn't realize how we fought this from the time Schnuks bought the property. You will only see me at Dierbergs!
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They are holding a ribbon cutting ceremony at 9 a.m. and then it will be officially open after that.
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9:42 am on Thursday, November 1, 2012
OK, then 99% of the area residents DIDN'T WANT it!!!. Happy now Mr. Dictator?
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I am happy!! It is going to be an awesome store, lots of things the other Schnucks don't have. And it has created jobs for people, like my daughter!
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I am thrilled to have a Schnucks close to home. This is a sincere commrent. I have been waiting with positive anticipation for today.
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Over the past few years it seems every New Year's Day brings the same — hopes for a better economy in the coming 12 months.
This year, though, there seems to be reason for optimism that might truly be on the way.
We're under no illusions — even if 2013 turns out to be a great year, Mount Airy and Surry County will not see a time as when the textile firms employed so many thousands of people locally. And 2012 has seen a few local companies cut back staffs, or close altogether.
But in recent months there have been a few announcements of new jobs coming to the community — some paying quite well — and there is the promise of more such announcements as both the city and county work with the Surry County Economic Development Partnership in luring new industry and business.
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While 2013 will most likely be a time of slow economic growth, we foresee it as a year of steady growth, and that means gradually declining joblessness, more tax and other revenue for local and state governments, and to borrow a sports term, momentum for additional improvement later.
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1One adult and one juvenile were arrested for shoplifting at Southridge Mall, 5300 S. 76th St., between Nov. 2 and Nov. 8.
2A 57-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for shoplifting blue jeans, use of a shielding device and possession of drug paraphernalia at Boston Store in Southridge Mall, 5300 S. 76th St., at 4:25 p.m. Nov. 3. He also was arrested on Greenfield Police Department and Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office warrants for retail theft.
3Money was taken from a home in the 5900 block of Sugarbush Lane before 12:20 p.m. Nov. 5. A cleaning crew was in the home at the time the money is believed to have been stolen.
4A 22-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for drugged driving and her passenger, a 25-year-old Muskego man, was arrested for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia at Grange Avenue and Root River Parkway at 1:35 a.m. Nov. 4.
5A male juvenile was cited for possession of marijuana at Southridge Mall, 5300 S. 76th St., at 4:45 p.m. Nov. 4.
6A Franklin male was arrested for drunken driving and littering at Westway and Darnell Lane at 1:25 a.m. Nov. 2. His blood-alcohol content was 0.15.
7A 24-year-old Greendale man was arrested for drunken driving and cited for possession of marijuana at Teakwood Drive and Ramsey Avenue at 2:15 a.m. Nov. 2. His BAC was 0.11.
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Lawrence Easly was born on Aug. 5, 1939 in Soper, Oklahoma to Jim and Virginia (Johnson) Easly. He worked for Jackson County as an equipment operator for more than 20 years before retiring. He loved horses and worked at a Boys Ranch breaking horses in Rio Vista, Texas. Mr. Easly was a simple man and loved drinking coffee with the Friendship Inn crowd.
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Survivors include two daughters, Cindy Easly and Dean Cantrell of Altus, and Patricia Rone of Altus, and her husband Steven of Texas; four grandchildren, Matthew Lee Rone, Paige Elizabeth Rone, Kaylynn Margaret Cantrell and L.D. Cantrell, all of Altus; four great-grandchildren; two sisters, Sue Mantzke and husband Bill of Headrick, and Alta Jean Easly of Altus; and a nephew, Jason Mantzke of Headrick.
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Northbrook author taps his inner outsider
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Steinberg, whose next book is "Out of the Wreck I Rise (a guide to recovery)," will sign "You Were Never in Chicago" on Nov. 29 from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Book Bin in Northbrook, 1151 Church St. For more information, call 847-498-4999.
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NORTHBROOK — His home office faces south, and that suits Neil Steinberg, columnist of the Chicago Sun-Times, just fine.
Southern exposure illuminates his circa 1905 home with a view of his beloved Sugar maple tree out front. In dark sunglasses, Steinberg, the father of two Glenbrook North High School teens, stepped out near the shade of his front porch to discuss his latest book.
"It's called "You Were Never in Chicago" (University of Chicago Press) and that's a line (by) A.J. Liebling, the great New Yorker journalism critic, who did a famous series of three articles called "Second City" in the New Yorker in 1952," Steinberg said.
"(Liebling) recounts some of the outrage that Chicagoans felt, including a postcard that a lady from Oak Park named Swift wrote, which said, 'You were never in Chicago,'" he said. "And the idea is central to what the book is about because the idea is that outsiders aren't in a position to criticize anything.
"If you ask me what the book is about, it's about outsiders, it's about how outsiders come and make a place for themselves in a city such as Chicago."
Living the suburbs is perfectly OK for Steinberg, provided he can return to Chicago, the city he was introduced to as an 18-year-old Northwestern University student in September of 1978.
"There are only two ways to get to Chicago," writes Steinberg. "You either are born here or you arrive."
Eventually, the parent in Steinberg left Chicago's Pine Grove Avenue behind when his sons were small. This was hard to do.
He did it so Ross, now 17, and Kent, 15, could have an education in Northbrook, his "Leafy Suburban Paradise."
"I love being right in the heart of things in Northbrook," admits Steinberg.
Today, he and his wife Edie, an attorney, have built memories, even welcoming a pet.
"I always feel like I'm one of those local eccentrics who's walking around town, you know, walking Kitty, my dog, or smoking a cigar …"
Steinberg says he'll likely remain in Northbrook once his boys are in college. Work will continue upstairs in a home which once belonged to Ed Landwehr (almost a teardown until the Steinbergs sidestepped in).In 1923, Lanwehr gave Northbrook its riparian name (formerly Shermerville) with his winning postcard contest suggestion.
Steinberg, a sent-here outsider from Berea, Ohio, wrote this book, in part, because some lady dared to sign a postcard with: You were never in Chicago.
"What I try to bring out in the book is it's actually outsiders who are most in a position to accurately describe what they're seeing."
Steinberg cites, "a great quote from Upton Sinclair's autobiography where he says that people assumed that he lived in Chicago all of his life to write 'The Jungle.' And (Sinclair) says, 'No, I was only there for seven weeks doing research. Had I lived there all my life, I wouldn't have noticed anything was wrong.'
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This has been a wild and fun NCAA tournament, but let me ask you this: When was the last time the NCAA tournament didn't deliver?
Yet every year we lead up to the tournament by proclaiming that it will be "wide open" and that "anybody can win."
Well, we fell for it again. It is true that anybody can win a game or two, but it's not true that anybody can advance to the second weekend or that anybody can win the whole thing. Yet, because of our love affair with the chaos of the first weekend and the havoc it wreaks on brackets all over the country, we all seem to explain any upset by trotting out the term "parity."
Parity means equality, and the numbers don't suggest that there is equality in college basketball. Or, if there is parity, perhaps we have always had it. Or perhaps that is just the way basketball works.
Because, as I remember the past 30 years, the NCAA tournament has always had upsets, has always had close games and has always had little guys beating big guys. The truth is, very little is different in the results we see today. Let's take a look.
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Bob Barker feted for lifetime of helping animals
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bob Barker has spent millions of dollars helping elephants, bears, chimps and other animals.
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Computerworld - Zombie-like in its persistence, talk of a cheaper iPhone again shuffled into view this week, with sources as varied as the spotty DigiTimes to the more mainstream Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg claiming Apple will enter the low-price fray this year.
Such a move would be a major strategic shift for the company, and put at risk its biggest money maker: During the last reported quarter, the iPhone accounted for 48% of the company's total revenue.
Some analysts weren't biting on the new speculation, perhaps remembering, "Fool me twice, shame on me," while others believed that the smartphone market is different enough today that Apple has to be thinking of going low.
"This will eventually happen, but only when Apple feels that it's the right time and that it is able to do it," said Ezra Gottheil of Technology Business Research. "But not this year. I don't think they're ready for it now."
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The latest round of speculation began Tuesday when DigiTimes, an Asian publication with an iffy record of accurate predictions, said supply sources claimed Apple would release a lower-priced iPhone for emerging markets in the second half of 2013. On Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg, both citing unnamed sources, chimed in with similar accounts.
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"I own a tanning salon and gift shop called "Bliss" with my daughter out on Southeast Boulevard. We like to stock our gift shop with locally done crafts," said Jordan, mentioning that they sell items like birdhouses and handmade jewelry.
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Olier added that the two break-out sessions, one about the common mistakes small businesses make and the other about the NC Live business database website, were of particular interest to her. "I'm really looking forward to the presentations and hearing what the speakers have to say."
Along with Olier, around 35 summit attendees took part in the break-out sessions.
"I'm especially pleased with the number of people who participated in the break-out sessions," said Ireland. "This was something new we wanted to do, especially for the people who had been to the summit before. This was something new for them."
The summit was not just for current small business owners though. Others, like Mary Lee, attended because they have dreams of owning their own business one day and want to be prepared when the time comes.
"I currently work in healthcare in Goldsboro, but I'm planning on retiring in a couple of years. I'd love to open my own restaurant because I love serving people," said Lee. "I came today to just see what's here and to look at how to get started."
Like Lee, Kim Stroud came to the summit to start planning for the future.
"At this stage, we're not even sure what kind of business we might want to do. My husband and I have been thinking about a variety of things that we're interested in that we could turn into a business," noted Stroud. "Today, I'm just here to get a feel for what assistance is available, what our options are, and how we might get started."
Valerie Bartell and Laura Kane attended the event not necessarily with hopes of one day owning their own business but because summits like this offer a great opportunity for networking.
"I'm finishing a medical billing and coding program and came here today to see if I could network with some people who might know of job opportunities. I'm also interested in possibly doing medical billing and coding on my own, so I'd like to see about how to get started and figure out how to pay for that," shared Kane. "This is a great way to get your name out there and also pass resumes along."
"This is the third year I've been. There's lots of resources, answers, and opportunities here," added Bartell.
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"Quality research and data is not really available through Google," stressed library director Heather Bonney. "People, especially small business owners, need to know that we're the gateway to that through NC Live."
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n. second crack at a girl in less than 24 hours. See also Floppy Fourths. "Duffy got sloppy seconds since Al couldn't finish the job."
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1)When one man has unprotected sexual intercourse with a woman who's vagina still contains semen from a previous partner.
Derived from the fact that the second male is at risk for catching STDs from the first but the first is relatively free of risk. 2)Any decrease in provision size or quality do to a hiearchical ranking among men. 1: Tom and David both had sex with Jenny last night but David got sloppy seconds because he was younger.
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To engage in sexual intercouse where ejaculation has previously ocurred in the orifice by another male within a short time frame. The sperm and semem is then used as a natural lubrication by the second male. Although the term may be used to describe both vaginal and anal intercourse with a male or female, it is traditionally used to describe vaginal intercourse. I'm tired of always getting dad's sloppy seconds with my sister
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It is when a bloke fucks a girls pussy or ass a short time after a previous bloke has fucked the same girl - with the first bloke shooting his cum inside her pussy or ass. As such, the second bloke is fucking something that is all wet and sloppy - hense 'sloppy seconds'.
It requires the girl not to clean herself after the first fuck, thus for the first blokes cum to still be inside her - acting as lubrication. In both cases, the blokes must fuck her bareback (without a condom) for a sloppy seconds to be experienced. I myself enjoy a good sloppy seconds. There's nothing better than arranging for a girl to get fucked bareback, so I can be next - so as to shag her sloppy pussy or ass.
I prefer it when I get to watch the first bloke shagging, so as to see him climax - shooting his load inside her, then pulling out, with his cum dripping out! That's when I stick my dick inside her, pushing the first guys cum back into her - the feeling of her all wet, having just been shagged, is fantastic! |
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Alas, this word has now leaked into general usage and people are taking it to mean 'ill-fitting hand-me-downs'.
Get the truth out. It does actually having sex with a woman who has just had (obviously unproteced) sex with another man for the simple joy of sliding about in his juices mixed with hers. Hey, you shag 'er first man, I fancy a bit of sloppy seconds tonight.
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"The Happiest Man in Town" Built his House
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- hummer said...
That is so typical for searching for burials. LOL
Love the post. I wish my lines were this fruitful in the mid west.
(wiggling eyebrows, maybe I will be called the happiest person in Texas...) - August 12, 2010 at 4:20 PM
- Barbara Poole said...
Hummer, So true about the burial site. I hope I have his gene for a long life or happiest, either will do!
- August 12, 2010 at 5:45 PM
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Hmm - I wonder if my ancestor, Daniel Carlisle was ever a "guest" of Abel's. Fantastic that the house is still there!
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- Barbara Poole said...
Charley, was your Carlisle family in Keene, NH?
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McDonald's World Children's Day raised an estimated $15-20 million to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities® and children's causes around the world. More than 100 countries participated in this unprecedented single-day effort to help children in need right in their own communities. While there are countless examples of how this program helped children around the world, here are just some of the ways World Children's Day made a difference.
In Egypt, World Children's Day funds will help build a new Children's Cancer Hospital in Cairo that will dramatically improve medical care for seriously ill children throughout the Middle East region.
In Mexico, World Children's Day funds supplied vital hearing aids to 1,300 hearing-impaired children.
McDonald's China distributed 150,000 dictionaries to help educate children in isolated areas.
In Canada, the $2.5 million USD raised will benefit Ronald McDonald Children's Charities and 80 local children's causes across the country. This includes the Grandview Children's Center in Oshawa, Ontario to purchase adaptable bikes for disabled children and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
As a result of World Children's Day, hundreds of premature babies in Malaysia will receive crucial medical care from seven state-of-the-art ventilators and a high-tech incubator, which will be donated to hospitals in areas of high need.
In Turkey, orphans from throughout the country enjoyed special celebrations at their local McDonald's restaurants. World Children's Day funds will benefit orphanages across the country.
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Petition Started in Memory of Plum Woman, Crash Victim
Debbie Solko's sister, Christine Beilstein, was killed in an accident last year. Now, she's starting a petition to make sure families in similar situations get justice.
The family of a Plum woman who died in a car accident has created a petition in the hopes of increasing the jail sentence for those accused of driving drunk and killing someone in the process. Debbie Solko, a Plum native, has created the petition in honor of her sister, Christine Beilstein. Beilstein, 45, of Plum Borough was pronounced dead at the scene of a May 12, 2012, head-on collision on Milltown Road in Penn Hills—very close to the Plum border. Her young son, Justin, who was 9 at the time of the accident and is a fourth-grader at Regency Park Elementary, has continued to be treated for injuries sustained in the crash. The driver, Duane Woodson, 51, was sentenced to 5 to 10 years in prison earlier this month. He pleaded guilty to …
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Debbie Solko
2:06 pm on Friday, January 18, 2013
Thank you! I encourage EVERYONE to sign this petition! If this happened to YOUR loved one - what sentence would YOU want. Remember the old saying, "If you're going to do the crime - do the time"? Well, help make THESE criminals DO THE TIME!   more ›