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Many thanks to Josh for all the hard work yesterday. Hole 14 (or 15, the one before the trailer) has been cleaned up a lot, meaning 1. tall grass mowed 2. green tripled in size 3. rough along edge of woods cleared, low limbs cut and 4. low limbs cut on to provide ace paths to basket.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Even Sir Walter Raleigh is a fan of bluegrass — this week, at least. In front of the Raleigh Convention Center, the bronze statue of the city's namesake explorer has a cardboard cut-out of a banjo slung over his shoulder to welcome guests to "World of Bluegrass," an annual week of events presented by the Nashville-based International Bluegrass Music Association.
Sir Walter's banjo is far from the only way the city has transformed itself for the occasion.
One of downtown's main thoroughfares, Fayetteville Street, has blocked off traffic this weekend to set up stages and food stands for the two-day "Wide Open Bluegrass" street festival, which extends to the 5,500-capacity Red Hat Amphitheatre.
Welcome banners line the streets to tell guests "We're glad you're here," and bluegrassers have certainly made themselves at home, performing anywhere and everywhere, from scheduled nightly showcases in local music venues to impromptu jams in the corner of Starbucks.
In its first year of a three-year commitment to hold "World of Bluegrass" in Raleigh through 2015, bluegrass has blanketed the town in a way that organizers say might not have been possible in Nashville, where "World of Bluegrass" was held from 2005 to 2012.
"We're a bigger fish in a medium-sized pond here," IBMA Executive Director Nancy Cardwell told The Tennessean. "So they're really rolling out the red carpet, and they really want to help to work with us to make this a success."

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Those of a certain age wistfully remember Fort Wayne Christmases steeped in anticipation, wonder, family and faith – and largely free of the crass commercialization that compels stores to shift their decor from orange and black to red and green immediately after Halloween.
Alex Bojrab is the last living member of a group that viewed things differently even then, and began a tradition that, after 61 years is also believed to be the last of its kind in the United States: a community festival proclaiming that Christmas is about something infinitely more important than bargains, children's smiles and, yes, even Santa Claus and his reindeer.
"I just thought there wasn't enough being said about Jesus. God wants recognition of his son, and with all the turmoil, the world needs it. We should have festivals like this all over the world," said Bojrab, who helped create the Christ Child Festival in a meeting at the South Side Market on Warsaw Street in 1951 and will still be involved when the festival returns Dec. 14-16 to Memorial Coliseum.
Believed to be the last event of its kind in the United States, the 88-year old retired International Harvester worker said he is saddened that the festival is not as popular as it once was. This year's crowd will be just a fraction of the 50,000 visitors predicted a News-Sentinel headline in 1964.
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Thanks in part to a change of strategy – committee members are now contacting churches, exhibitors and other potential participants directly, the number of booths this year may reach 60 or more and is already nearing capacity. Even more have said they would like to participate next year.
"We have found that there's a lot of nostalgia out there, with so many new things out there. We want to bring some of that back. People say, 'I'd like to be able to bring my kids,' " Hapke said.
In addition to more Nativity displays than you can probably count, the festival will feature live animals, booths operated by various churches and organizations, hands-on activities and music.
Extra effort was made this year to reach out to various cultures, Hapke said, which has resulted in participation by Burmese, Liberians, Congolese and other groups. A "soldier's tree" will allow visitors to "adopt" a service member for Christmas by sending a card or gift. Visitors are also asked to bring a can of food to help feed the hungry.
And as he has every year, Bojrab will help line up the free snacks.
After moving to the then-new coliseum in 1952, Bojrab remembered, the event was so popular that he ran out of cookies. When the owners of Ellison Bakery found out, they donated enough cookies for everybody. Such generosity has kept festival-goers fed to this day.
Despite its undeniable good intentions – keeping the good news of Christ's birth central in the Christmas story – it's important not to overestimate its importance.
The festival is no substitute for the church created by Christ himself. And, ironically, some congregations' increasingly elaborate Christmas pageants have helped undermine the popularity and uniqueness of the Christ Child Festival. But Hapke is exactly right when she says that an event that unites Christians of many denominations for the sake of "putting the emphasis on Christ and the joy he brings" is something the community should cherish and sustain.
"I'm hoping it goes on forever," Bojrab said. "We need to remember what God did for us."
Yes, we do. For all the wonderful memories created by seeing the animated windows at Wolf & Dessauer and sitting on Santa's lap there, the experience was indeed primarily driven by commercialism – even if I didn't realize it at the time. Today, when many stores refuse even to say "Christmas" despite decorations that seek to capitalize on its universal themes, the cynical exploitation of Christ's birth is perhaps even more obvious, if far less honest and respectful.
It's simply rude to attend a birthday party if you're not even willing to say the guest of honor's name or even acknowledge his existence.
No, the Christ Child Festival is not a church and should not be mistaken for one. But it is a worthwhile civic reminder that without Christ there truly can be no Christmas. It also gives comfort to those who fear there can be no Christmas without a pile of stuff under the tree.
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Not sure why we signed Patterson over Ron Bartell if that's the case.
I would LOVE to grab Markus Wheaton in round 2.
i keep thinking Wallace in FA solves wr and you draft one more,maybe a 2nd late. matthews was 6th rd. why not?
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You sign Jennings, then you bring in a top WR in the first 2 rounds. Gotta make sure this team doesn't skip a beat in production.
We need to secure Reggie Bush. We need to bring in more quality CB depth. We need to secure a partner for ReShad Jones, who is carrying Clemons. We need a pass rusher opposite Cameron Wake, even someone who is a pure pass rusher in the 2nd/3rd. Vernon is a good DE but he's hardly a pass rush threat.
We have so much ammo, and this team is already on the up. This past draft is shaping up to be the best in recent history for the Dolphins, so I have renewed confidence in the Ireland/Philbin team come April
The only impact Dimitri Patterson will make in 2013 is raising the price required to resign Sean Smith
I Think David Canter will look at what Patterson is making in 2013($5.6 million) and 2014($6.4 million)
Paying Patterson that kind of money is going to have "Repercussions"
ReShad Jones is playing at a top 5 level. Clemons is playing roughly replacement level, somewhere in the mid 20s, according to PFF.
Just from watching him, I saw too many huge plays given up by Clemons. Can we get by with him? Absolutely. I wouldn't be mad if we were unable to address it this off-season, simply because you can't address everything in a single off-season.
That being said, I'll be mad if within 2 years Chris Clemons is starting for Miami and he has not made large strides in his field awareness and tackling angles.
I'm genuinely not worried about WR. There are so many big name FAs available, and Miami has ammo in a draft that appears to be mid 1st-top 3rd heavy. I expect them to grab their very best available. If Miami keeps going BPA, we're a better team all around.
What's funny is that we need a RT in this draft, and most people if told that last year during the draft, would be furious.


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Chelsea and Tom Crabtree have been married since 2009. They recall ths day they first met.
"We met the summer before our Junior year in high school. One of my friends was dating his cousin," Chelsea says.
Tom adds, "I think the first time I saw her I was playing basketball in the gym, and she came walking through with the rest of the cheerleading squad - and that was it!"
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"I became aggressive with my sisters, showing signs of being thirsty, and using the bathroom a lot. My mom and dad noticed something was off. They took me to the doctor, checked my blood sugar, and it was so high, it wasn't registering on his machine," Chelsea recalls.
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What if I told you I was a fat thug who beat up women and sold bad coke? Now what if I said that I was a recovered crack addict who got custody of my twin girls, got us off welfare and raised them? Both are the story of my life.July 20, 2008 magazineNews
David Carr's Last Word on Journalism, Aimed at Students
Mr. Carr, who died Thursday, was a funny, demanding, optimistic teacher of reporters-to-be at Boston University, and his syllabus distills his sense of an unfolding digital age. Excerpts here serve as the final Media Equation column under his byline.
February 16, 2015, Monday
Kings of Their Crafts, but on Divergent Paths
Jon Stewart of "The Daily Show" is leaving on his own terms, while Brian Williams was suspended after an untruth was exposed.
February 12, 2015, Thursday
Brian Williams Suspended From NBC for 6 Months Without Pay
The suspension, which came after the news anchor acknowledged exaggerating his role in a helicopter incident in Iraq, capped a rapid fall from grace.
February 11, 2015, Wednesday
Brian Williams, Retreading Memories From a Perch Too Public
For some time now, there have been two versions of Brian Williams. One is an Emmy-winning, sober, talented anchor on the "NBC Nightly News" and the other is a funny, urbane celebrity.
February 9, 2015, Monday
Media Titans Murdoch and Bloomberg at Play in Politics and News
Rupert Murdoch and Michael Bloomberg are extremely successful businessmen who spend many hours on noneconomic parts of their businesses because they can, and because it is fun.
February 2, 2015, Monday
Unease for What Microsoft's HoloLens Will Mean for Our Screen-Obsessed Lives
Something about Microsoft's new HoloLens technology feels unnerving, especially when considered against the dark television series "Black Mirror."
January 26, 2015, Monday
Why the Oscars' Omission of 'Selma' Matters
In general, the film academy and the industry it mirrors manage diversity the same way that corporate America does, by ticking off boxes.
January 19, 2015, Monday
Before They Went Bad
Bob Odenkirk prepares for the new show "Better Call Saul," which features the character he played on "Breaking Bad."
January 18, 2015, Sunday
Flocking to Buy Charlie Hebdo, Citizens Signal Their Support of Free Speech
The sentiment that drove the sales probably had less to do with those messages and more to do with the impulse to preserve a world in which the speech of the many cannot be held hostage by a few.
January 15, 2015, Thursday
Deal Makers Invade CES, the Land of Geeks
The International CES has become a kind of Woodstock for marketers, brands, agencies and media companies.
January 12, 2015, Monday
'Page One': David Carr on Drug Addiction
In this scene from 'Page One: Inside the New York Times,' a 2011 documentary directed by Andrew Rossi, the media reporter David Carr opens up about his past personal demons with drugs.
'Page One': David Carr on Tribune's Fall
A scene from the 2011 documentary "Page One: Inside the New York Times,' directed by Andrew Rossi, shows the media reporter David Carr uncovering ugly details about the bankrupt Tribune Company.
'Page One': David Carr Confronts Vice
A scene from "Page One: Inside The New York Times," a 2011 documentary, shows a tense meeting between the media reporter David Carr and Vice magazine executives. It includes graphic language.
'Page One' Documentary Trailer
Watch a preview of the 2011 documentary about the paper, "Page One: Inside The New York Times," featuring the media desk and David Carr.
Remembering David Carr
A collection of memories and reactions to the death of Mr. Carr, who The Times's executive editor, Dean Baquet, called "the finest media reporter of his generation."
David Carr's Life and Times
David Carr "combined formidable talent as a reporter with acute judgment to become an indispensable guide to modern media," said Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., The Times's publisher and chairman.
In Conversation With Glenn Greenwald
Glenn Greenwald talks about his evolving role in the new media landscape in an interview with David Carr.
Why Everyone Wants Time Warner
The media columnist David Carr on how the company pared down, grew profitable and could be primed for a major takeover.
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Let Fury Have the Hour
In his feature directorial debut, author and visual artist Antonino D'Ambrosio spins a lively social history that chronicles how a generation of artists, thinkers, and activists channeled their creativity into an organized response and resistance to the reactionary politics that increasingly defined American culture in the 1980's. This idea of art as political statement came to be known as "creative response," and, through insightful and energetic interviews with more than 50 influential creative voices, D'Ambrosio traces the movement from its earliest inklings in the Reagan-Thatcher era through three decades of social and political change. An exuberant mixed media collage that incorporates graphic art, music, animation, and spoken word, Let Fury Have The Hour is a distinctive perspective on an era in time, retelling the history of modern America through the voices of the artists that interpreted and influenced it through their work, including Shepard Fairey, Eve Ensler, Wayne Kramer, Edwidge Danticat, John Sayles, Chuck D, Tom Morello, Lewis Black, and dozens more. D'Ambrosio's stylish and inspirational film pays due homage to the parallel creative history of late 20th-century America in the words and work of the artists themselves.
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Molly Katchpole, a freckled, chipper, 23-year-old post-grad, doesn't look like a rebel at the barricades. Yet twice last fall, she led consumer revolts—against Bank of America, then Verizon—and both times, she prevailed. Katchpole became the emblem of angry consumers who have seized on the reach of social media to take on the giants of the business world. The insurrections heightened the sense that the spread of high technology is shifting power from institutions to individuals. What used to be a one-way conversation—from corporations to consumers, from rulers to the ruled—is becoming a dialogue.
Katchpole's success in talking back landed her a dream job. A progressive nonprofit advocacy group in Washington called Rebuild the Dream hired her to help run its campaigns to make student loans more affordable and reduce the principal for underwater mortgages. Those are just the sort of hot-button issues that tech-savvy, petition-happy young Americans might be expected to support.
Wishful thinking. Although Katchpole's petition to persuade Bank of America to revoke a monthly $5 fee on its debit-card accounts drew some 300,000 signatures last October, her recent blog post blasting Sallie Mae, the huge student lender, attracted only four comments. So far, at least, Katchpole has been unable to recapture the wellspring of wrath that empowered her to bring two megacorporations to their knees.
What went awry on the way to the revolution? "I don't know, ... " she began, then trailed off. But in a way, she does know: "The $5 fee was this simple thing that pissed people off. Student loans"—Katchpole paused—"are complicated."
"People are pissed because they feel no one's listening to them. And often, no one is listening to them."
Indeed. So are many other substantive issues: the federal debt, Wall Street regulation, climate change, the rising cost of health care. A petty, insulting bank fee is easier for a peripatetic public to comprehend. "We're definitely in the shiny-bauble stage of the consumer backlash," said one consumer advocate who asked to go unnamed for fear of alienating his group's members. "Most of these backlashes are in response to easily understood changes to services millions of people use." It's no accident that this spate of consumer revolts has relied on social media, which prize the pithy—140-character tweets, for instance—at the expense of complexity.
But this is only one aspect of a swiftly evolving relationship between corporations and consumers, driven by the technological possibilities—and temptations—of e-capitalism. The Molly Katchpoles of the world may be the least of the Fortune 500's worries. Far more threatening are the apps and smartphones that are injecting transparency into pricing practices. If would-be purchasers can first visit Best Buy and then unleash their smartphones to find the best Internet deal, they serve as an invisible hand in the marketplace—the likes of which Adam Smith, the first philosopher of capitalism, never imagined.
And the market is responding. Quicker-witted businesses are learning how to harness technology and social media for their own ends. Groupon reinvented the coupon for the digital age; Procter & Gamble teamed up with NBC to create its own content on sites such as Petside.com and DinnerTool.com; Ford has turned its blog into a forum for car enthusiasts.
The common thread is that smart companies have learned to take the initiative, to reach out and befriend consumers before they, too, become the target of an insurrection. The wired public, in a sense, has become an interest group of its own, able to punch well above the weight of an AFL-CIO or a National Rifle Association. Just look at what happened to the Susan G. Komen Foundation when it triggered its own social-media squall: Within days, an upsurge from abortion-rights supporters forced the breast-cancer charity to abandon its plan to pull funding from Planned Parenthood. Millions of people can gather around a single Facebook page or Twitter hashtag and draw the attention of the global media. For a day, or maybe a week, they become a force more powerful than any single political action committee or watchdog group or national newspaper.
The influential economics blogger Umair Haque calls these temporary agglomerations "proto-institutions." He draws a connection between the protesters in the #BofA revolt and those of the Arab Spring—"they emerge, pop off," then blend back into the general population. With tweets and e-petitions and YouTube videos, consumers are fast becoming to the economy what the electorate is to the body politic—an often disorganized, occasionally passionate force that, once riled, few institutions can withstand. Call them the "consumerate." They've got a powerful weapon in their hands. It's cocked, and it's loaded. So far, it's been aimed at minor targets. But for how long?
Revolutions don't proceed by great leaps only. It's the tweaks, the incremental advances, that can make the difference. Gutenberg's printing press in 1440 didn't immediately cause the flowering of learning and literacy we call the Renaissance. It took the cheap and portable octavo edition, invented some 60 years later, to put knowledge within reach of Everyman. As Clay Shirky, a noted new-media scholar, has written, "What seemed like a minor change—take a book and shrink it—was in retrospect a key innovation in the democratization of the printed word."
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Kyler Shumway
Honors: ACC Academic Honor Roll (2011-12)
2013-14: Primarily a shot put specialist during the indoor season…saw a season-best mark of 52-5.25 (15.98) in the shot put at the Hilton Garden Innvitational (1/31)…highest shot put finish of the season came in the form of a third-place finish at the Dick Taylor Challenge (1/24)…Outdoors, entered the shot put in four competitions…qualified for the ACC Outdoor Championships (4/18) and placed 12th with a mark of 48-8.00 (14.83)…set a personal-best distance of 52-4.75 (15.97) at the Joe Hilton Invitational (4/12).
2012-13: Saw personal records fall during the indoor and outdoor season in the shot put….indoors, finished ninth at the Virginia Tech Elite with a personal-best mark of 52-9.5 (16.09)…also finished ninth at the ACC Indoor Championships with his best throw of the day measuring 51-5 (15.67)…Outdoors, earned a personal best mark in the shot put at the ACC Outdoor Championships that measured 52-0.50 (15.86), earning him the ninth place finish…also competed in the hammer throw, earning a season-best mark of 157-10 (48.10) to finish eighth at the Duke Invitational…competed in the event at the ACC Championships where he finished 11th with a throw of 145-1 (44.23).
2010-11: Did not compete during the 2010-11 season.
Prior to Duke: Lettered four years at Prairie...three-time state champion in the shot put...named Regional Male Athlete of the Year in 2010...Idaho High School Heisman State Champion...earned Most Valuable Field Athlete honors three times...also lettered four years in football...two-time all-state selection in football...led high school to state championship in 2008 and runner-up finish in 2009 on the gridiron...member of the National Honor Society...graduated as class valedictorian...named Prairie High School Student of the Year.
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Lower Cathedral Spire
Richard Leonard, Jules Eichorn and Bestor Robinson on the summit of Lower Cathedral Spire during the first ascent on Labor Day weekend, 1934.
While the men are climbing Lower Cathedral Spire, three men, Herbert B. Blanks, Elliot Sawyer, and Boyton S. Kaiser complete the second ascent of Higher Cathedral Spire
using the pitons left in place by the first asent team four months
previously. The Higher Spire team take pictures of Leonard, Eichorn,
and Robinson on the top of Lower Cathedral Spire before descending.
Lower Cathedral Spire topo showing the crux of the route and the piton placements used on the Flake pitch during the first ascent on Labor Day 1934. This page was in the Lower Cathedral Spire notebook that Richard Leonard donated to the Yosemite Climbing Association in 1993.
Bestor Robinson climbing and Richard Leonard belaying on the crux Flake pitch during the first ascent of Lower Spire, 1934.
Bestor Robinson nearing the top of the Flake pitch.
Jules Eichorn sitting on the summit. Note the hemp rope by his feet.
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Be a Star: Discovering NYC at Four Points by Sheraton
Location, location, location. You're planning a trip to the city that doesn't sleep, but every minute counts in New York City and who wants to spend his or her vacation stuck in gridlock traffic or trapped in a packed subway car?
True, not everything is within arm's reach in the bustling Times Square/Hell's Kitchen neighborhood... but pretty damn close. And if you want to be at the epicenter of gay culture, there is no better place to set up digs than at the Four Points by Sheraton Midtown-Times Square.
Located at 326 West 40th Street, just blocks from where the Waterford Crystal Times Square New Year's Eve Ball rings in the New Year, the Four Points provides easy access to every and any kind of bling you might be looking for. Establish home base at this convenient and well-appointed 244-room property (which includes four suites) and you'll have easy access to Broadway theater, world-class dining, shopping and nightlife. And you'll appreciate the Four Points perks geared toward the savvy traveler.
Get to the (Four) Point
The Four Points is part of Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide - one of the leading hotel and leisure companies in the world with 1,169 properties worldwide. You'll recognize brands like the St. Regis and Westin, but the Four Points is unique in its approach to the self-sufficient traveler. Inspired by classic vintage and industrial elements, the property has a modern and timeless appeal, creating a sophisticated space that's both stylish and comfortable.
The Four Points' smoke-free rooms and suites feature iPhone docking stations, in-room safes large enough to fit laptops and tablet devices, as well as an eco-friendly initiative that will award you 250 Starpoints as part of the Starwood Preferred Guest Program (SPG) or a $5 food and beverage credit if you forgo housekeeping services. Other in-room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi, bottled water and toll-free calls as well as hot coffee and tea in the lobby for a quick recharge before hitting the city streets.
The no-cost SPG program offers exclusive member benefits and reward options across all nine hotel brands, where you can not only earn free nights with no blackout dates, and also take advantage of seasonal promotions and Starwood's new partnership with Delta, you can also earn SkyMiles and added hotel benefits.
Stay in Before Going Out
As eager as you may be to take Gotham by storm, allow yourself time to ascend to the Sky Room, one of the city's highest rooftop lounges boasting 360-degree views. Featuring a retractable glass roof cover and five distinct spaces, you'll feel like you're on top of the world without ever leaving the hotel. Summer Camp Sundays will return in 2014, a highly popular afternoon gay soiree hosted by promoter Michael Cohen.
For something a bit more low key, settle into the Gotham Bistro for a light bite or cocktail. With signature drinks like The Perfect Man (Jack Daniels, dry and sweet vermouth, honey), Winter in the South (Patrón, Disaronno, lime, ginger ale) and locally sourced craft beers, you may never want to leave.
Hell Never Felt So Cool
Venturing out into the surrounding neighborhood offers a fantastic slice of New York City life. Hell's Kitchen (also known by less interesting names such as Midtown West and Clinton) has a sordid past. Once home to organized crime and gang violence (it was the setting for "West Side Story"), the neighborhood has seen a steady gentrification over the past 15 years and is now one of the city's most desired neighborhoods for those wanting the convenience of shopping, live theater, nearby Hudson River and nightlife.
Independent retailers have popped up over the past several years, offering a diverse collection of shopping with a keen eye towards trending styles and the vibrant presence of the gay community.
For the ultimate eyewear, stop by Charlotte Jones, whose shop garners attention from international tourists looking for unique frames. Jones says, "Your glasses should fit your lifestyle. If you only have one pair, you should be able to wear them with a suit, business casual, or hanging out with your friends on the weekend. But I suggest two pairs of glasses minimum. You don't have one pair of shoes!" You'll find head-turning designs from the likes of Thom Browne, Gold and Wood, and Kala Eyewear.
Charlotte Jones Opticians
676 9th Avenue
For internationally curated home goods, pay a visit to Domus, co-owned by partners Nicki Lindheimer and Luisa Cerutti. Each year the couple travels the globe, bringing back one-of-a-kind items from the far reaches of India, Asia and beyond. Forget the Times Square snow globe and invest in a treasure that will last a lifetime.
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If you're looking for the latest fashion trends, Universal Gear is your one-stop-shop for casual urban clothes and an underwear selection that rivals Imelda Marcos's shoes. You'll find 2(x)ist, Andrew Christian, Alternative Apparel, G-Star and dozens of other brands as well as a good-looking sales staff that is more than happy to steer you in the right direction.
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Good taste tastes good: Almost anyone with a kitchen shares the experience of getting to the end of a new recipe and discovering that it calls for an exotic herb or spice that isn't offered at the local supermarket.
For locals stuck in what seems a perpetual search for that special something to top off dinner, a new haven awaits.
More than 200 different spices, herbs, powders, seasonings, peppers, seeds, teas, salts and sugars line the shelves along a single wall of the International Spice Rack, which opened June 29 in a tiny strip mall at 2214 Crain Highway in northern Waldorf.
On the other side, just in time for tailgating season, shop owner Betty Moyler features another 20 or so grilling rubs and spices, with names such as Beer Butt Chicken Rub, Big Girl Rub and Knucklehead Rub. Included is a smoke flavoring that Moyer said will give food cooked on a gas grill some rustic charcoal flavor.
Each jar of spice is accompanied by a small, tea-light cup sample of the substance for customers to sniff, as well as a laminated information card describing the spice and its uses.
An accountant by trade, "I have always wanted to own a store business," Moyler said.
She originally planned to relocate to Gaffney, S.C., where she was born, but opted to stay in Charles County, where she has lived for 35 years.
Market marketing: Initially, Moyler didn't know what kind of store she wanted to open, but she settled on the Spice Rack about two years ago when her market research revealed that the area could use a shop that offered a variety of culinary herbs and spices.
The store is open Wednesday through Saturday. Moyler said business "comes in spurts," with one day being really busy and the next slow. She plans to open every other Sunday beginning in the fall.
"People are still learning that I'm here," she said.
But given the feedback she's received from customers thus far, Moyler is hoping word of her shop spreads fast.
"Most people that come in are really happy that I'm here," she added.
"We're happy she's here," Waldorf resident and loyal Spice Rack customer Tracy Love confirmed. "She's going to do really well, because Waldorf is in such a need of a place like this. It's about time Waldorf had something original."
Global flavors: Ordered from a wholesaler, Moyler's spices come from all over the world, including as far away as India and Egypt, she said.
Early top sellers include applewood smoked sea salt, sweet smoked paprika, sweet cherry rub, blood orange smoothie tea, chamomile flowers and tandoori seasoning, Moyler said.
She also has been surprised by how popular her vanilla beans have been, and even more by how well her saffron has sold, considering it goes for $10.50 a gram.
Moyer has partnered with a local chef to offer monthly cooking classes, the next of which will be Sept. 21 and will cover how to cook three Spanish dishes.
The shop also will host a canning class Sept. 28, Moyler said.
Eventually, Moyler wants to sell rare coffees and set up half of her store as a cafe, complete with Wi-Fi Internet access, where customers can relax and sip tea or a cup of joe.
"Just have a really cozy place, because I have the room for it, where people can come relax and read, have some tea. That's my plan," she said.
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Goals: Pioneer 4's main objective was to photograph the Moon during a flyby. It also carried sensors to study radiation in space.
Accomplishments: A navigation malfunction send the spacecraft flying past the Moon at twice the planned distance and its camera sensor was not triggered. It did send back 82 hours of valuable scientific data on radiation in space.


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BECK just survived another year
BECK just survived another year
Wow, so much for keeping McCown because we need a vet backup with Henne......
Good work FO. It's only August and we picked up 2 extra picks already. I think it's great that we just signed McCown for a few months and then got a pick out of him! It will be a late round, but of well. Imagine if we get lucky and end up with a player like Donald Thomas again and we didn't lose anything for it.
Thank god he's gone though. I'm losing faith in Beck after another fumble last night, but maybe this means he'll be around longer. I hope he stays and pulls his head out of his ***
Great news! He was the one I wanted to go. I love our new regime...so far. They really get it.
I wasn't sure if Beck or McCown was gonna get moved but I'm glad it was McCown.
It's so nice to have some people in charge who can get some value for a player that was going to get cut anyway.
The Dolphins are awash in salary cap room so the $2.5 million bonus, while highly unfortunate, can be chalked up. Had Pennington become available much sooner, we wouldn't have to eat that bonus.
Good job by Miami trading the guy.
Hmm, wonder where the "writing on the wall (Beck)" guys are hiding?
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The Riverview vacation home offers large open rooms with open concept kitchen with bar seating and dining table. Enjoy private fenced backyard with hot tub and small patio and garden. Great midtown Salt Lake location close to Murray Parks, Jordan River Parkway riverwalk with biking trails and paths, Cottonwood ski areas, and downtown Salt Lake. Convenient freeway access with close proximity to restaurants, shopping, and entertainment options.
Features *2 open family rooms with fireplace and foosball *Dining seating for 10 *Sleep up to 18 *Great home for groups *Private cul-de-sac
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A few months ago BrontëBlog was in London and on a visit to the original building of Smith, Elder & Co. noticed that there wasn't any Blue Plaque marking the site. Thus, we decided to contact the local authorities on what should be done in order to have a plaque erected for either George Smith or the publishing house. We tought it relevant enough and an interesting notice for passers-by. We were asked to forward biographical information and the reasons why we considered he/the firm deserved the plaque.
After about two months, the authorities have carried out their research and have approved the proposal. They will now be contacting the current owner and getting things started. However, they tell us that it's very rare for them to provide the whole funding - about 1,000 pounds - since they have no appointed funds for this.
We are only wondering if any of our readers could give us some idea on how to proceed or who to turn to for help. Any initiative or suggestion will be much appreciated. And of course, if anyone reading us feels like doing a generous gesture, do not hesitate to get in touch with us at bronteblog AT gmail DOT com.
Our readers will agree that it is a good cause and that it would be very sad for the project to be dropped at this stage. Smith, Elder & Co. weren't just Charlotte Brontë's publishers, but the publishers of Emily and Anne's works when Thomas Newby sold the rights to them and many beloved 19th century writers such as Elizabeth Gaskell (in later years) and W.M. Thackeray among many others.
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From The Brontë Society Annual Report 2006
Heritage and ConservationEDIT (November 2008)
Smith, Elder & Co is to be commemorated by the positioning of a plaque on the former publishing house (...). The Brontë Blog initiated the project and the Society will be providing support and assistance, including fundraising for the cost of the plaque. The project is its early stage.
From Making History. Blue Plaque Scheme:
George Smith, the publisher who bankrolled Stephen's Dictionary of National Biography, is on the current shortlist for full address research.EDIT (April 2009)
From The Brontë Society Annual Report 2008
Heritage and Conservation
There is slow progress with regard to the placing of a plaque to commemorate the former publishing house, Smith Elder & Co. I am negotiating with the owners of the building and hope that they will grant permission in due course and allow us to go ahead and commission the plaque.
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Today's resource is absolutely fantastic. A collection of different device mockup graphics, for an iPhone, iPad, iMac, and MacBook. Each of these is slightly stylised, and it's a great selection of device elements for you to drop your own graphics and screenshots into and use in your own project. Enjoy!Posted in Interface → Other
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