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(Pictured L-R) Cpl. John Sanchez of Campus Police,
Director of Environmental Health Safety and Risk Management Samual McDaniel, and National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Paul Yura pose for a photo in front of the Administration Building on Tuesday, April 16. National Weather Service has recognized UIW as a StormReady® University. StormReady, a program started in 1999 in Tulsa, Okla., helps arm America's communities with the communication and safety skills needed to save lives and property—before and during the event. StormReady also helps community leaders and emergency managers strengthen local safety programs. To learn more, visit http://www.stormready.noaa.gov/
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All are welcome.
As part of Earth Day events, Dr. Patricia Lieveld, professor of pharmacy practice in the Feik School of Pharmacy and volunteer with Women's Global Connection (WGC), shares her experiences from her research on global water issues, especially as they affect women and children, on Tuesday, April 16, in the Joyce Building's Tilton Room. She offered her stories about clean water and water access initiatives in Tanzania with WGC's partner women's group. Lieveld collaborated with the Global Women's Water Initiative, as part of the Women's Earth Alliance, to train selected women in Bukoba, Tanzania to build rainwater harvester tanks.
On Thursday, April 18, UIW's Institute of World Cultures provided the UIW community an opportunity to learn about traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony, create origami art, and gain a hands-on experience in making Sushi in the ICC Conference Hall.
Italian American Reconciliation
The UIW Theatre Department presents "Italian American Reconciliation," by John Patrick Shanley, on April 19, 20, 26, and 27 at 8 p.m.; April 21 at 2 p.m.; and April 25 at 7 p.m. in Cheever Downstage II Theatre. Cost: Adults $10; Seniors $9; Non-UIW Students $8; Groups (10 or more) $6; UIW students, faculty and staff may attend free of charge. Love in New York City's "Little Italy" can be a romantic dream or a nightmare in this hilarious comedy by one of Broadway's most popular playwrights. For more info, contact the Theatre Department at (210) 829-3800 or firstname.lastname@example.com
UIW's Annual Health Fair—Tus Medicinas y Tu Salud
Don't miss UIW's annual health fair - Tus Medicinas y Tu Salud held in partnership with Wal-Mart, Univision, St. Philip's College and UT Health Science Center. The event is set for Saturday, April 20, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at St. Philip's College - Center for Health Professions, 1801 Martin Luther King Drive, 78203. There will be cholesterol, blood pressure, glucose, vision and glaucoma screenings as well as diabetic foot exams, medication education and counseling, nutrition counseling, cooking demonstrations and screenings for kids. For details, call (210) 883-1000 or email Dr. Tina Lopez at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2nd Annual Kappa Sigma Golf Classic
This year the UIW (Rho-Upsilon) Chapter of Kappa Sigma will be hosting a golf tournament at the Silverhorn Golf Club in San Antonio, Texas. The event will help raise money for the Fisher House Foundation and the chapter. Kappa Sigma is asking for your help and company sponsorship, which is tax deductible. The event will be on Saturday, April 20, 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Lunch and door prizes will be available for participants. The event is open to the public. Contact Jacob Ramirez for info at (210) 473-8437.
City of San Antonio, Office of Sustainability Presentation
Bill Barker with the City of San Antonio's Office of Sustainability will give a presentation on the concept of sustainability and how it is being applied in San Antonio on Monday, April 22, 10-11:30 a.m., in Marian Hall Ballroom. The presentation will touch on the relationships among water, solid waste, energy, transportation and land development. The event is co-sponsored by the UIW Earth Month Committee andCity of San Antonio. For info, contact Dr. Osman Özturgut email@example.com For a list of Earth Day events, visit http://www.uiw.edu/Earth/
Blue is Better
ARAMARK will be showcasing the new cleaning system that is being implemented on campus on Monday, April 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., outside of Marian Hall. Along with great information, there will be free food, free water bottles and demonstrations on the new technology.This technology, Electrically Activated Water (EAW), will allow ARAMARK to clean the entire main campus while reducing the carbon footprint of the university. The demonstration is co-sponsored by the UIW Earth Month Committee and ARAMARK. For more info, contact Julian Gonzalez at email@example.com For a list of Earth Day events, visit http://www.uiw.edu/Earth/
The Cutting Edge Fiesta® Fashion Show medals are now available for $5. They can be purchased through the fashion department office at JB214, Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.; Julian Gold; and the Fiesta Store on Broadway. For more information, contact Leslie Kuhn at (210) 829-3141 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cutting Edge Fiesta® Fashion Show
UIW presents the 2013 Cutting Edge Fiesta® Fashion Show on Monday, April 22, at the Marriott Rivercenter Hotel, 101 Bowie Street. Registration will begin at 10 a.m. with the fashion show set for 11:30 a.m. The luncheon will be served immediately following the show. A minimal amount of individual tickets are still available for $75. Show only tickets are still available. For information and to make reservations, call (210) 829-6013. All proceeds from the event fund scholarships for students in UIW's Fashion Management program.
UIW Sustainability Committee Panel Discussion
Join members of the UIW Sustainability Committee for a discussion of green initiatives currently underway on campus with a focus on what UIW will look like in 2025 on Monday, April 22, 1:30-3 p.m., in Marian Hall. The event is co-sponsored by the UIW Earth Month Committee, UIW Sustainability Committee and ARAMARK. For more info, contact Troy Knickerbocker email@example.com For a list of Earth Day events, visit http://www.uiw.edu/Earth/
Dreeben School of Education 2013 Honors Convocation
The annual Student Awards Ceremony for the Dreeben School of Education will be held on Monday, April 22, 5:30-7 p.m., Rosenberg Sky Room at the McCombs Center. For more info, contact Anita Easton-Vigil at (210) 829-2761 or email@example.com
"The Illustrated Children's Book: From the Idea to its Publication"
Lupe Ruiz-Flores is the author of four bilingual picture storybooks, and two more, which are coming out soon, published by Arte Público Press, are on the Accelerated Reader List. She is the 2005 recipient of SCBWI Martha Weston Award and the 2011 recipient of SCBWI Amazon.com Work-in-Progress Grant. Her presentation, "The Illustrated Children's Book: From the Idea to its Publication," will take place on Tuesday, April 23, noon-1:15 p.m., in Mabee Library's Special Collections Room. For more info, contact Dr. Amalia Mondriguez at (210) 829-3894 or email@example.com
Slattery Chair in English Lecture
Dr. Hector Perez, associate professor of English
and currently Sr. Margaret Patrice Slattery chair in English, will give a lecture titled, "Faces and Voices in Sonia Sotomayor's MY BELOVED WORLD." The event is open to the UIW community. Light refreshments will be provided. The lecture will begin at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 23 in Mabee Library's Special Collections Room. For more info, contact Dr. Hector Perez at (210) 829-3166 or email@example.com
H-E-B School of Business Honors Convocation
The award ceremony for H-E-B School of Business students will be held on Wednesday, April 24, 9-10 a.m., in the Mabee Library Auditorium. For more info, contact Margaret T. Villarreal at (210) 805-5884 or firstname.lastname@example.com
UIW Earth Month Research Symposium
During the Fourth Annual Earth Day Research Symposium on Wednesday, April 24, 6-7:30 p.m., GB 212, students, faculty and UIW community members will present research and discuss topics related to environmental issues. The event is co-sponsored by the UIW Earth Month Committee and Dreeben School of Education. For info, contact Dr. Judith Beauford email@example.com Dr. Noah Kasraie firstname.lastname@example.com For a list of Earth Day events, visit http://www.uiw.edu/Earth/
MS in Applied Statistics
UIW Mathematics Department is seeking applicants for its Master of Science in Applied Statistics. Please submit applications before April 30. A grant from the United State Department of Agriculture (USDA) will provide some stipends to select students. For more details go to http://www.uiw.edu/math/mathprogramsgrad.html
EAP Honors Convocation
The Extended Academic Programs (EAP) Honors Convocation was held Thursday, April 11 at the Rosenberg Sky Room at the McCombs Center. Over 120 people attended including students and families.Dr. Bob Kiser, EAP professor of health sciences, gave an interactive presentation well received by all. In addition to individual honors, the inductions for Delta Mu Delta and Alpha Sigma Lambda also took place at the event.
SafeConnect Network Access Control
Technical Services will be implementing SafeConnect Network Access Control across IWHS via wireless connections. SafeConnect allows Technical Servicesto identify and remedy compromised computers, ensuring a safe computing environment for the entire UIW Network.
What: TSS will begin isolated deployments of SafeConnect Network Access Control
Where: SafeConnect will be enabled on wireless connections at IWHS.
When: Monday, April 22, 2013
How:The first time you browse the Internet you will see the login screen (To view the login page, please click here). You will need your UIW Network username and your password to continue the SafeConnect process.
• You will not be able to access the Internet until you have authenticated with SafeConnect and completed the SafeConnect process.
• Internet access will be enabled once you have successfully completed the SafeConnect process, which ensures your computer meets minimum security requirements.
Please contact the UIW Help Desk at (210) 829-2721 or email@example.com with any questions
Innovative Cardinal Suggestion Program
The Human Resources Department is pleased to announce the new Innovative Cardinal Suggestion Program which provides employees with an opportunity to share their cost savings ideas and receive monetary rewards. Full-time faculty, staff and administrators are eligible to participate. You harness the power to make a difference at UIW. Please see the UIW Human Resources website at www.uiw.edu/hr for the program guidelines and suggestion form.
Logos wins awards
UIW's student newspaper The Logos won two first-place awards in the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association in annual competition recognizing excellence in collegiate journalism. The newspaper, which competed in Division 5 (the largest category for newspapers not published on a daily or weekly basis), came in first for overall excellence. The staff received a second-place award for its back-to-school section. Student winners included Heather Moss; Gayle Bustamante; Willie Sanchez; and Tyller Collins. Honorable mentions included Aisha Baskette; Ashlynn Morales; Charlie Young; and Bustamante.
Dr. Dick McCracken's article published in Palo Alto Review Summer 2012
Dr. Dick McCracken, development research analyst, has published an article, "The lilt of Irish laughter in Texas or Irish Cleopatra: Queen of Denial," about actress Mareen Halligan in the Palo Alto Review Summer 2012. To read the article, visit http://www.uiw.edu/documents/halligan.pdf
Getting to the Point!
This workshop, sponsored by the Graduate Support Center, on Saturday, April 20, 9 a.m.-noon, in the Nursing Building room 214 will help participants to take mediocre writing to the next level with strategies for writing concisely, by eliminating wordiness and redundancy, and deal with problems that drag academic and professional writing down and lose readers' interests. For more info, contact Cris Bazaldua at (210) 832-5628 or email@example.com
Critical Thinking and Analysis
This workshop presented by Dr. Hector Perez on Saturday, April 20, 10 a.m.-noon, in Mabee Library's Special Collections Suite will engage participants in the concepts of reasoning, logic and critical thinking. Participants will develop and organize arguments in order to identify and develop critical thinking skill sets. For more info, contact Dr. David Ortiz at (210) 283-6454 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Garden Workday
Learn about living a sustainable lifestyle, while beautifying the campus. During this garden workday in the UIW Community Garden on Saturday, April 20, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., volunteers will help maintain spring crops, beautify the UIW gardens and gain up to four hours of off-campus community service. A portion of the proceeds benefits the San Antonio Food Bank. For more info, contact Stephen Lucke at (210) 478-7292 or email@example.com.
Bill Mulcahy Ecological Stewardship Award Presentation
The Bill Mulcahy Award for Ecological Stewardship was first conceived and given to the award's namesake in 2007 in recognition of Bill Mulcahy, grounds superintendent, for his leadership in ecological conservation and care of the land that is home to UIW. Last year's recipient was Sr. Helena Monahan, CCVI, who accepted the award on behalf of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. The Bill Mulcahy Ecological Stewardship Award Presentation will be held on Monday, April 22, noon-12:30 p.m., at Westgate Circle.
Cross-Cultural Communication
This workshop presented by Dr. David Ortiz on Monday, April 22, 6-8 p.m., and Tuesday, April 23, 6-8 p.m., in Mabee Library's Special Collections Room is designed to help participants draw upon existing as well as build new knowledge and skills to strengthen their capacity to work across cultures and in diverse communities. For more info, contact Dr. David Ortiz at (210) 283-6454 or email@example.com.
Advanced Resumes
Build on the concepts presented in Resume Basics. Experts in the HR/Recruiting field show you how to get noticed on Wednesday, April 24, 3-4:30 p.m., Mabee Library Auditorium. Recommended for juniors, seniors and students who are looking to update an existing resume. Faculty members are encouraged to bring classes. For more info, contact Career Services at (210) 829-3931 or email@example.com.
36th Annual Swing-In seeking volunteers
Enjoy food and beverages as a volunteer for UIW's biggest fundraiser. The Development Office is still looking for fun and dedicated faculty, staff and/or administration to volunteer at the Golf Tournament on Friday, May 3, 6 a.m.-noon or noon-6 p.m. To date, Swing-In has raised over $3.1 million dollars for the UIW Scholarship Fund and our dedicated volunteers help to make this two-day event go as seamlessly as possible. The event benefits the UIW Scholarship Fund. The Auction party will be Thursday, May 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the McCombs Center Rosenberg Sky Room and individual tickets are $100 per person. The Golf Tournament will be held Friday, May 3 at The Republic Golf Course. For more information or to volunteer, please email Kayla Rice, special events coordinator for public relations, at firstname.lastname@example.com or Stephanie Rodriguez, development officer, at email@example.com.
2013 UIW Cardinal Elite Basketball Camp
Kids ages 13 to 17 are invited to attend the 2013 UIW Elite Basketball Camp Monday, June 3-Tuesday, June 4, 6-8 p.m. Registration cost is $40. The camp will help participants to get mentally and physically ready for high school, AAU, college and pro basketball. For more information, contact Brian Curtis, assistant men's basketball coach, at (210) 283-5052 or firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.cardinalathletics.com/sports/2010/4/19/GEN_0419102326.aspx
Register for 2013 UIW Cardinal Basketball Camp
Kids ages six to 16 are invited to attend the 2013 UIW Cardinal Basketball Camp to improve skills through individual instruction, drills, lectures and games. The two-week camp will take place 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday, June 24-Thursday, June 27, and 9 a.m.-noon on Friday, June 28. The second week of camp will be held 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday, July 1-Friday, July 6 (please note: there will be no camp scheduled for Wednesday, July 4). Cost to attend is $175 the first week all-day or $150 half-day; and $165 the second week all-day or $140 half-day. UIW faculty and staff receive 20 percent off cost. For more information, contact Brian Curtis, assistant men's basketball coach, at (210) 283-5052 or firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.cardinalathletics.com/sports/2010/4/19/GEN_0419102326.aspx
Dr. Amanda Johnston, director of the Writing and Learning Center, speaks to faculty members during the Grading Efficiently workshop on Wednesday, April 17 in AD 215. During the workshop, participants considered selecting the issues to mark, crafting a note to guide improvement, using tools like rubrics and checklists and using conferences and peer response groups.
Sr. Martha Ann Kirk presents at UT and A&M
Sr. Martha Ann Kirk, CCVI, professor of religious studies, presented "Growing Seeds of Peace: Book Signing and Photo Exhibit Stories and Images of Service of the Gülen Movement in Southeastern Turkey," at the University of Texas (UT) at Austin on Thursday, April 18, hosted by the Islamic Dialogue Student Association and the Institute of Interfaith Dialog. TIME Magazine recently named M.Fethullah Gülen one of the "World's 100 Most Influential People" for 2013. Kirk will be presenting "Hopes and Healing: Stories from Iraqi Women of Three Generations" on Friday, April 19 at Texas A&M University, College Station, sponsored by the Texas A&M University Religious Studies Department, Interdisciplinary Studies Department and the Institute of Interfaith Dialog.
UIW Graduation Exit Survey
Starting Monday, April 1 and through mid-May, the UIW Graduation Exit Survey will be available to all graduating students via Cardinal Mail. This crucial student feedback provides valuable insights to the effectiveness of UIW programs and services. Please make every effort to encourage all graduating students to take 20 minutes to provide their insights through this survey. Please direct any questions to Dr. Glenn James at email@example.com
Vote on QEP Themes (Last day to vote is April 19)
Among the 150 QEP Topic Ideas submitted from the entire UIW community, three themes emerged.The QEP Topic Selection Committee seeks everyone's help to identify the best prospects.The results of this survey will be a key aspect considered by the committee when proposing the final topics for UIW's next Quality Enhancement Plan.Please vote. Learn about the QEP topic themes at www.uiw.edu/qep.You can vote directly at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/UIW_QEP_Topic_Theme_Survey. Please direct any questions to Dr. Glenn James at firstname.lastname@example.com.
IWHS Spring Concert "Songs of the Silvery Screen"
IWHS Chorale and Madrigals will perform their Spring Choral Concert entitled, "Songs of the Silvery Screen," on Thursday, May 9 and Friday, May 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Mt. Erin Hall on the IWHS campus. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students. For more info, contact Mary Ann De La Garza at (210) 829-3100 or firstname.lastname@example.com
SACHS Summer Athletic Camps
St. Anthony Catholic High School (SACHS) will be offering several athletic camps this summer. To learn more, please visit http://www.sachs.org/vnews/display.v/ART/5159f18a395e8
SACHS Scholarships
Currently, 95 SACHS seniors have received $9.5 million in scholarships
Visit St. Anthony Catholic High School at www.sachs.org.
Visit Incarnate Word High School at www.incarnatewordhs.org.
Visit the UIW Prep website at http://prep.uiw.edu.
Headwaters Coalition Volunteer Work Day
The Headwaters Coalition is hosting a Volunteer Work Day outdoors in the Headwaters Sanctuary on Friday, April 19, and Saturday, April 27, 8:30-11:30 a.m., which is adjacent to the UIW baseball field. Volunteers will meet at the picnic tables north of the baseball fields. For more info, contact Helen Ballew at (210) 828-2224, x232, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The University of the Incarnate Word provides reasonable accommodation with adequate notice. To request disability accommodation for events listed in this newsletter, visit www.uiw.edu/ada.


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Native American dancers from all over the region will pit their skills against one another April 2-3, as the Big Spring Powwow gets ready to once again take over the Dorothy Garrett Coliseum.
And while the dancers are certainly sharpening their skills and moves for the annual event, Big Spring Powwow Committee Treasurer Connie Lesser said the local group has plenty of work to do before the festivities get under way.
The Big Spring Police Department reported the following activity between 7 a.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. today:
ŌĆó TERRY WILLIAM SAWYERS, 49, of 1504 S. Main St., was arrested Wednesday on a charge of public intoxication.
ŌĆó MANUEL SOSA, 18, of 2510 Ent Dr., was arrested Wednesday on a charge of consumption of alcohol by a minor.
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t's time to Master the Mountain again.
For two and a half hours April 9, all those who are interested will be able to take on the mountain in the Master the Mountain Fun Run/Walk at Big Spring State Park.
"It's the same every year; we have the majority of the people sign up the day of the event," Ron Alton, event coordinator and park manager, said. "Registration will be taken up to the day of the event again."
It's time for snakes ... and other varmints.
This year, the 47th Annual Rattlesnake Roundup has an addition to the festivities — the Ambucs Area Wide Varmint and Hog Hunt. For those wanting to take part in the Varmint and hog hunt, teams are limited to four members and the registration fee is $125 per team and category. There will be winners, determined by number of animals and weight, in both categories. T
The Big Spring Police Department reported the following activity between 7 a.m. Tuesday and 7 a.m. today:
ŌĆó SHANE EDDIE ANDERSON, 39, of 806 E. 18th St., was arrested Tuesday on warrants for speeding and failure to appear.
ŌĆó SALENA MARIE TAYLOR, 31, of 1005 S. Nolan, was arrested Tuesday on warrants for failure to identify as a fugitive from justice ŌĆō giving false information, speeding and failure to maintain financial responsibility.
ŌĆó AMBER RAY ALEXANDER, 31, of 1907 S. Runnels, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of public intoxication.
Big Spring voters will get the chance to weigh in on proposed term limits during municipal elections in May, however, the length of the limits is still up in the air, according to city officials, thanks to conflicts in the amendment's wording.
The Big Spring City Council voted unanimously during a special meeting Monday evening to have the amendment — which was driven by a recent petition spearheaded by the local Concerned Citizens Council — placed on the ballot.
The May race for the District 3 seat on the Big Spring City Council got a last minute candidate Monday, as Shannon Thomason — chairman of the local Concerned Citizens Council — tossed his political hat in the ring.
Most recently, Thomason ran unsuccessfully for the mayor's seat on the council in 2010, garnering 153 ballots — 5.34 percent — in his bid for the position. Thomason also ran for the mayoral seat in 2007, losing to longtime mayor Russ McEwen with 467 ballots, accounting for approximately 23 percent of the vote.
Time to get healthy.
The Big Spring Area Chamber of Commerce 29th Annual Health Fair is set for 8 a.m until noon Saturday, April 9. The health fair will take place at the Dorothy Garrett Coliseum.
This year the theme is "Sowing the seeds to good health." Booth reservation is $100 though March 25 — the final day to reserve space for the event.
For more information, you may subscribe to the Big Spring Herald or purchase an e-edition.
Big Spring voters will get the chance to vote on term limits for elected city officials in the May municipal elections, as the city council is expected to certify the results of a recent petition to force the change to the city charter to the polls.
The Big Spring City Council will hold a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. today to certify the results and call for the election, which will be held May 14.
A 9-year-old Big Spring girl was killed Sunday afternoon near Lake Texoma in Marshall County, Okla., after an all-terrain vehicle overturned and rolled over her, according to officials with the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety.
Summer Rain Quillen was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident, which happened on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers property near Lake Texoma, approximately six miles south of Kingston, Okla.


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Wilson Community Health Center
303 Green Street, East
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Come and get the therapeutic rhythm of the beat with Arcelio. this free class meets every Tuesday at 10:30 am in the Multi-Purpose Room.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014 @ 11:00 am (sponsored by Action Health Staffing)
Friday, September 12, 2014 @ 11:00 am (sponsored by 3HC)
Blood Pressure screenings are free and available to all participants.
Tuesday and Friday at 8:00 am in the Multi Purpose Room
Every Thursday evening in the Multi-purpose Room from 6:30 pm until 8:00 pm, we have line dancing. The cost is $3 for Seniors and $5 for under 55 years of age. The Instructor will be Joe Harper and there is dance class for all levels.
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- What: Learn sensible ways to lose weight and eat right
- When: Tuesday, 6:30 pm
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Tuesday and Thursday at 9:00 am in the Multi-Purpose Room.
We are continuing to walk every morning at 9:00 am. Meet in front of the building and be sure that you have your pedometer and log sheet to track your distance.
The second annual walk will be held on Saturday, September 20th in downtown Wilson. Team Senior center needs you to help our effort by doing one of the following:
-- Join Team Senior center for the walk on Septemer 20th beginning with the opening ceremony at 9:30 am and walk from 10:00 am until 11:00 am. You only need to walk as far as you are able. More information is available in the office.
-- Purchase a paper flower in memory of honor of a loved one. Flowers are $1.00 and will be posted throughout the center.
-- Purchase an official wrist band from the office for $3.00 (2/$5.00
Each of us has been affected through family and friends by Alzheimer's. Please join our fight for research and a cure. All money raised at the Wilson walk will stay in the State of North Carolina.
Carol Murray will be on vacation the months of July and August, so there will be no Yoga until September.
Fun and Exercise that fuses Latin & International Rhythms with Dance Moves
Wednesdays at 10:00 am in the Multi-Purpose Room
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We received hundreds of entries from horse lovers around the country and beyond, and narrowing the field down to just ten finalists was no easy task. Thank you to everyone who participated in our inaugural fiction contest, and congratulations to the winning writers!
Grand Prize:
Let's Fly
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Free Spirit
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Toby's Meadow
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To Fly without Wings
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Just to Finish
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I Do What I Do
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Hopelessly Horse-Crazy
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Echoes of Sunrise
By Chelsea Schmidt
Waiting for Sally
By Mariamne Shin
Miracle Mare
By Mollie Trainum
The HorseChannel.com editors selected ten finalists to be judged by equine author Michele Scott. The grand prize winner receives a $100 Amazon.com gift card and will have her story published in an upcoming issue of Horse Illustrated!
The ten finalists each receive an autographed copy of Michele Scott's new novel, Silent Harmony.
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It's been so lovely to read so many kind comments about all of the stories! I'm truly honored to have won the contest, and I LOVED reading all of the stories by the finalists. Thank you again Horse Illustrated, HorseChannel.com and Michele Scott for giving us a place to share our stories! You'll never know how much this has meant to me.
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Dana, no book yet as of this morning. But I do have a brand new box of crayons in anticipation of next year's HorseChannel Short Story Fiction contest! *smile* So I am ready! (I do believe I write better in blue.)
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Fellow finalists...did any of you receive your book yet? I am worried it had fallen prey to package theft as I am missing another package I was expecting from Amazon as well. :(
What beautiful artistry! Portraits painted with words. I was curious regarding the inspiration of the various authors. My entry was based on the life-long love between my mother and Toby. She always spoke in such endearing terms of their relationship. Horses had such importance to rural Missourians during the early and middle part of last century, becoming beloved and celebrated members of the family. I enjoyed each story very much and am joyous to discover the art of writing and storytelling represented so well here. Thank you HorseChannel!
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A few nights ago, my sister-in-law shared a photo of my nephew, who's 3, and niece, who's 9 months old, sitting with Santa. It reminded me to ask her and my kid brother what I should get their children for Christmas.
On Black Friday this year, the only thing many of us wanted to do was brave crowds of shoppers and find the best bargains or stay put at home, safe and sound with our Thanksgiving leftovers.
All 17-year-old Kaitlyn Shook wanted to do was raise awareness about how good we have it and how many others — including some of our neighbors — aren't so fortunate in this season of celebration.
I'm not sure if it's because I've got a Thanksgiving gluttony hangover or because last week's column left me exhausted, but this week I'm facing a wicked case of writer's block.
Do the "Communities of the Town of Carolina Shores" need a name change?
That was a suggestion a citizen had at last week's town board of commissioners meeting.
The idea, in fact, came from resident Theodora "Teddy" Altreuter, who previously served as mayor when the town was still "married up" with the neighboring town of Calabash, prior to their 1998 divorce, that is.
Judging from last week's decision by the N.C. House of Representatives, it appears North Carolina is going to have a difficult time bringing industry to the state when so many other Southern states are more willing to spread around incentive money to close the deal.
But that's North Carolina's problem. Brunswick County has options.
You may recall that a year or so ago there was a bit of an uproar about the federal government breaking Brunswick County away from the Wilmington Metropolitan Statistical Area.
I have to warn you, I am now the slowest river on the road.
If you are trying to get somewhere quickly, I'll be over in the right lane. Don't mind me.
I don't know if I'm finally starting to get used to the way things work around here or if I've just given up on the tenets the high school football coaches/driver's education instructors taught me in summer school.
But I'm just going to go with it from here on out.
When it came time to plan another vacation this year — sometimes newspaper people get to do that — I once again chose the UK.
"Why are you going back to England?" minds inquiring into my bidniz demanded to know.
Well, I needed to check on Prince George (last year I crossed the pond anticipating and just missing the tiny royal's birth). Great Britain also has Great Cider, and I speak the language. Sort of.
I had family vacationing on one of the islands recently.
They missed the hurricane, the fireworks and the "Tammy" premiere but they didn't miss all the Brunswick County happenings.
Maybe they were keeping a lookout because they had Brunswick County on their mind in eager anticipation for their week off at the beach.
But the county has also made it into the news for other reasons recently.
One of the first questions I got after they arrived was, what was going on with that Brunswick County sheriff?
Look at me, celebrating the Fourth of July and sunshine in Sunset Beach in red, white and blue just one day after our first (and we hope last) 2014 summer storm, aka Hurricane Arthur, blew up the Carolinas coast.
Look at me, with my new smartphone pedometer app sauntering up Sunset Beach for a three-mile walk on one of the prettiest beaches God, with a little help from the Gores, ever invented.
So I hear it's Brunswick County's 250th anniversary.
Well I didn't hear it but I did read about it — in the Wilmington paper. They seem very excited about Brunswick County's anniversary over there in New Hanover County.
I think they think they are going to get cake.
And if they have enough influence, they will get to decide what flavor it will be.
I've seen that move before, coming from a family with older siblings. That's a classic move.
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By working together Natural England, the Environment Agency and the Internal Drainage Boards (IDBs) are able to engage with local farmers and landowners in order to manage the water level across the Somerset Levels. This contributes to better maintaining the internationally important seasonally wet grassland and allowing the farming community to continue to manage the land for traditional farming enterprises.
Improved environmental outcomes – by combining Natural England's nature conservation expertise and legislative framework with both the Environment Agency's and IDB's technical expertise in water management flood protection and legislation a practical management plan to conserve the site could be put in place.
Increased engagement with local communities – joint Environment Agency/Natural England/IDBs events and workshops for the community increased understanding and built support for the programme.
The partnership project was able to access increased funding to install the physical infrastructure needed.
The Environment Agency and Natural England's predecessors initiated this project in 2003 in order to secure local commitment and the practical infrastructure required to manage the water level across the internationally important sites. By working closely together, Natural England, the Environment Agency and the IDBs combined nature conservation expertise with practical water management knowledge and increased community commitment to access to new funding streams to upgrade the infrastructure required to manage the Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
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By the way - very nice razors (and photos) Mr. Magnus
Thanks Cgul... would love to see more pictures by others :)
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Cheers to Michiel for putting on a super edge on this razor wow best edge i tryd :)...
And a picture of Karl the woodpecker (yeah i did name him :)) He never fails to wake me up on the mornings lol.
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Brush: M&F Blond Badger l2
Soap: RazoRock Classic
ASB: TOBS Sandalwood
AS: Dr.Harris Sandalwood
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Anyone that hasn't seen "Searching for Sugarman" and has any interest in music or the ultimate underdog story should try to watch the movie. It's on HBO currently.
I was shocked and amazed to find Rodriguez is from the Motor City.
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Razor: Edwin Jagger DE 89L, with Derby blade
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On June 28 and 29th, 2014, IndieWebCamp 2014 occurred simultaneously in Portland, Oregon, New York City, NY, and Berlin, Germany!
Day 2 of IndieWebCamp Portland at Esri R&D Center Portland! Photo credit: Aaron Parecki
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SO glad it is the last day of January. Been hearing about a lot of friends fighting the January Blues. I'm feeling it too. Snow has lost it's magic, we're all dreaming of spring. But it's January 31 AND Friday, so let's be happy about that!
Snow looks so pretty in pictures, it's just starting to feel miserable in real like. It's the perfect time to go on a Florida vacation…more on that next week! Have a great weekend!
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In a resort where the only vehicles are sleighs, children are kings in Avoriaz. In this ideal setting Annie Famose has designed and built the Village des Enfants, a leisure centre and ski & snowboard school that is approved by the "Jeunesse & Sport" government ministry. Situated in the heart of Avoriaz, the Village des Enfants welcomes children from the age of 3 from 9:00 am. to 5:30 pm. More than 100 instructors and supervisors are available to teach young skiers and to show them all that this exceptional resort has to offer. Children are offered lunch and tea in the Village restaurant and there are various après ski activities adapted to different age groups.
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Guide Om Nom to the candy in this free version of Cut the Rope.
Cut the Rope has long been available on iPhone and Android mobile phones but this is the first time you can play the popular hit for free in your HTML5-powered Internet Explorer 9 browser.
For launch Cut the Rope for IE9 features 25 candy-filled levels (with 7 unlockable in the game itself).
Play Cut the Rope for free in your browser | Download Internet Explorer 9 for free
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Pin Cut the Rope to your Windows taskbar to unlock additional levels unique to this version.
Pinning to your taskbar is easy: Drag your Cut the Rope browser window by clicking next to the address bar - you should see the prompt 'Drag to taskbar to pin site'. Drag it over your taskbar to successfully pin it.
Easily unlock more levels by pinning.
Behind the tech
Cut the Rope runs in Windows Internet Explorer 9 as an HTML5 application and has been ported from the original iOS (iPhone) source code.
The official ZeptoLab blog reveals a little bit more about the development process: "The end result is an authentic translation of the game for the web, showcasing some of the best that HTML5 has to offer: canvas-rendered
graphics, browser-based audio and video, CSS3 styling and the personality of WOFF fonts."
Microsoft showcased Cut the Rope as an app designed for Windows 8 last September (2011) at their BUILD developer conference. Steve Ballmer has announced that the beta version of Windows 8 will be available in late February 2012.
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Fort Aspenwood (Zaishen quest)
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|Fort Aspenwood
|Zaishen Combat Quests
|Given by
| Zaishen Combat
in Great Temple of Balthazar
|Secondary quest
Win in Fort Aspenwood.
[edit] Quest information
[edit] Objectives
- Win 3 PvP battles in Fort Aspenwood.
- *BONUS* Win 5 PvP battles in Fort Aspenwood.
- *BONUS* Win 9 PvP battles in Fort Aspenwood.
- See Zehnchu [Zaishen Challenge] for your reward.
[edit] Reward
- 500 Gold
- 5,000 Imperial Faction
- Complete the Base Objective for 15 Zaishen Copper Coins.
- Complete the first *BONUS* Objective for an additional 30 Zaishen Copper Coins.
- Complete the second *BONUS* Objective for an additional 60 Zaishen Copper Coins.
[edit] Walkthrough
See Fort Aspenwood (mission) for tips and tricks.
For 3 wins, you earn 5 coins per win; for 5 wins, 9 coins/win; and for 9 wins, 11 2/3 coins/win. To maximize the faction yield, turn the quest in after 3 wins; for maximum Zaishen Coin efficiency, turn in the quest after 9 wins.
[edit] Dialogues
[edit] Initial dialogue
- Zaishen Combat
- "Balthazar is watching over the Luxon and Kurzick forces in Fort Aspenwood. Join with one faction and win at least three battles before you return to Zehnchu."
[edit] Reward dialogue
- Zehnchu
- "Excellent work! The Zaishen admire your dedication."
[edit] Trivia
- Fort Aspenwood began awarding Imperial faction instead of Kurzick or Luxon faction after the June 2, 2011 update; however, this quest did not switch to awarding Imperial faction until after the June 9, 2011 update.
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