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A fleet of self-driving buses will be shuttling workers around a sprawling East Bay office park next year, the latest evidence that robot vehicles are swiftly moving from science fiction to reality.
50 facts about the ticket industry
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Lees-McRae Security Office
Campus Emergency Status
The campus is currently operating under normal conditions*. Always remain diligent and aware of your surroundings.
About Campus Security
The Lees-McRae College Campus Security team's number one priority is your safety. We are dedicated to the security of our students, staff, faculty and property and our goal is to provide a safe campus, living and learning environment.
We provide and support general and emergency services, and we enforce rules and regulations on campus seven days a week. Our officers work with and assist area law enforcement agencies with violations of North Carolina law both on and off-campus.
Report a Crime or Emergency
Call 911 and / or Campus Security (828.898.8756) if:
- You see fire or smell smoke
- You witness someone vandalizing property or stealing
- You witness someone hurting another person
- You see something suspicious
- You have something stolen
- Someone becomes injured or ill
Even if you aren't sure security is needed, call anyway and let us assess the situation.
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- Campus Security Office: 828.898.8756
- Banner Elk Police Department: 828.898.4300
- Avery County Sheriff's Office: 828.733.3858
- Cannon Hospital: 828.737.7000
General Information and Resources
|Sign up for the Emergency Alert System
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|Request for Security Services Form
|North Carolina Sexual Offender Registry
|2012 Fire Safety Report
Basic Safety Tips
- Avoid walking alone at night and always choose well-lighted pathways
- Keep your doors locked even when you are in your room
- Always have your keys out and ready when you approach your vehicle or residence hall
- Don't let strangers follow you into your residence hall; always ask to see ID if you aren't sure if they belong
- Alert a friend or roommate of your whereabouts and your expected return whether you are leaving for a few hours or a few days
- Keep an eye out for dangerous wildlife and never approach bears or other wild animals
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- Report any suspicious activity to Campus Security (828.898.8756)
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Longevity Stick
This class promotes physical fitness, increased energy, and mental relaxation. Longevity stick involves gentle motions, stimulates blood circulation, increases flexibility, aids balance and coordination, is easy to learn, and is fun! Bring a one-inch dowel, one - two inches longer than your height, with rubber (not plastic) end caps. (Available at most hardware stores.) Tennis or athletic shoes are recommended, as is loose and layered clothing.
Instructor: Camilla Marie Gartland,
certified longevity stick instructor
Mondays, Oct. 5 – Nov. 30
Pine Ave., Park Pacific Tower (meet in the garden)
Might this composer be the greatest of them all? Come learn about the man and his music. Understand why Beethoven has had such an enormous influence on so many subsequent composers and has touched so many listeners. We will listen to pieces from every genre: symphonies, piano sonatas, string quartets, concerti, and much more.
Instructor: Patricia Dobiesz
Mondays, Oct. 5 – Nov. 30
Pine Ave., Park Pacific Tower
Personal Lives: The Great Composers
What can we learn about life and the creative process by examining the personal lives of the great composers? Come explore their worlds, personalities, tragedies, achievements…and their music!
Instructor: Patricia Dobiesz
Mondays, Oct. 5 – Nov. 30
Pine Ave., Park Pacific Tower
Foundations of Investing
This class will cover the foundations of investing and wealth building strategies to help you reach your financial goals. It includes lessons on how to evaluate stocks and bonds, fixed income investments, mutual funds, asset allocation, asset management, long-term care insurance, tax-advantaged investing, and retirement planning. Each class will include time for answering your specific investment questions. No products or services are sold, endorsed, or marketed in any way.
Instructor: Vince Fierro, Financial Advisor, M.A.
Mondays, Oct. 5 – Nov. 30
Pine Ave., Suite 202
Zen Meditation
Join Rev. Yokoyama, Long Beach Temple resident priest, in unlocking the secrets of Zen. He will show us the way of the Soto school of Zen Meditation and will discuss Zazen, body scan, quieting of the mind, relaxation, and perhaps a Koan or two.
Instructor: Rev. Yukinori Gyokei Yokoyama
Tuesdays, Oct. 6 – Dec. 1
Pine Ave., Park Pacific Tower
Social Realism in Hispanic Art and Film
In an attempt to understand the mutual aesthetics and objectives shared by Art and Film, the class first will examine the theme of relations between men and women in the paintings "Caprichos" by Francisco Goya and in Pedro Almodovar's film "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown". Week 2 will focus on Goya's denunciation of militarism in "Disasters of War" followed by a viewing of the film "Romero", which treats the suppression of civil rights in El Salvador during the 1980s. Finally, it may be interesting to look at the theme of isolation as represented in Goya's "Black Paintings" and in the movie "Spirit of the Beehive" by Victor Erice. Other painters and films will be presented as time permits.
Instructor: Harold Cannon, Ph.D. Spanish
Tuesdays, Oct. 6 – 20 (3 wks)
Pine Ave, Suite 202
Horror Films of Hollywood
Thrills, chills and screams! Get ready for the best spine tingling horror films of classic Hollywood. Learn about the masters of the genre including James Whale, Bela Lugosi, and Boris Karloff and see why many of these "freaky" films are considered gothic masterpieces...and why some haven't been seen by the public since their release! "Island of Lost Souls", "Murders in the Rue Morgue", 'The Invisible Man", "The Werewolf of London", and more.
Instructor: Jeff Hathcock
Wednesdays, Oct. 7 – Dec. 9
Pine Ave., Suite 202
Seven Stories, Seven Weeks
Along with the cooler nights and brisker days, we welcome fall with short stories: about getting older, about staying young. Join a very congenial group to read and discuss works by writers, some of whom you know and many others whom you've never experienced.
Instructor: Mona Panitz
Wednesdays, Oct. 7- Nov. 18 (7 wks)
Pine Ave., room 202
Tai Chi Chih
Come and experience the deep relaxation and serenity of Tai Chi Chih. This is the American version of a Chinese
system for maintaining health. It is known as "moving meditation" which brings about inner peace and quietness. This is a great way to obtain great health. It has 19 movements and one pose. All levels are welcome.
Instructor: Florence St. Peter
Thursdays, Oct. 8 – Dec. 3
Pine Ave., suite 202
Beginning Painting
Come have some fun! You'll learn basics of art, i.e., form and shape, perspective, use of color, layout and more. The goal of the class is to have a painting of your own creation at the end. No artistic talent or experience required. Students will explore their own creativity learning about acrylic paint and what it will do. A list of materials will be distributed at the first class meeting. $15.00 materials fee unless student supplies own materials.
Class limit: 15
Instructor: Kristi Eaglehorse, BA Fine Arts; AA Design & Illustration;
Thursdays, Oct. 8 – Dec. 3
Pine Ave., Suite 202
Meet Long Beach Master Artists
This six week class will introduce Master Artists who live or have done extensive work in Long Beach within various art mediums, including dance, painting, sculpture, recycle art, video and murals. They will present an overview of what to look at when viewing their art form and tell how they create it.
Following each presentation there will be a discussion of the medium and a viewing of the artist's art. Proposed artists: Painting: Thea Robertshaw, Dean Triolo; Sculpture: Patrick Vogel, Robin Bott, Dr. Carol Roemer; Muralists: Ramon Rodriguez, Jose Loza, Efren Luna; Recycle Art: Claudio Garzon, Paul Hogue; Dance: Maha Afra, Nanette Brodie; Video: Nima Rezai, Bill Almas. Artists are subject to change depending upon availability and have 20 years or more experience in their art form.
Coordinator: Karen Reside
Fridays, Oct. 9 – Dec. 4
Pine Ave., Suite 202
Not this session.
Parking Options
• All day parking $5.00 on the South East corner of 7th Street and Pacific Avenue.
• Metered parking: 2-hour limit. Credit and Debit cards accepted at the meters.
• Non-metered parking: North of 8th Street on Pacific Avenue and Pine Avenue, as well as neighborhood streets West of Pacific Avenue.
Long Beach Transit
Stop on Northeast corner of 7th Street and Pacific Avenue. Please check a current Long Beach Transit bus schedule for route days and times. For further information, call Long Beach Transit at 562-591-2301 or use the LB Transit web site.


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The Gunners roared into a three-goal lead inside 20 minutes as Alexis Sanchez hit twice to send Arsene Wenger's men into second
The Red Devils have escalated to the top of the table without being spectacular and the former defender now says they will turn on the style
Spurs have only lost once in the league this season, and could move into the top three with a win in south Wales today
Louis van Gaal's side will be looking to reclaim top spot with a win, while Arsenal could move into joint-second with three points
Last season's saviour has left Wearside just eight games into the season but who will replace him in the Stadium of Light dugout?
The Dutchman had become increasingly unhappy with a lack of backing in the transfer market and the Hammers stalemate has marked the end of his reign
"I've never seen anything like this in the Premier League era," said Carragher after the defeat to Southampton
With 16 red cards shown since the turn of the millennium, the Merseyside derby maybe isn't so friendly after all
Rodgers' job is on the line in the Merseyside derby and former Reds front man Carroll appears to show no remorse when aiming a dig
The former Manchester United boss has given his old rival a vote of confidence ahead of the Gunners clash with the Red Devils this afternoon
Roberto Martinez's in-form side are looking to heap more pressure on under-fire Reds boss Brendan Rodgers in one of English football's most storied matches. Follow the action as it happens
Terry was brought back into the Blues line-up for the loss to Southampton but suffered a torrid time as Chelsea continue to linger around the relegation zone
In the ultimate Man United v Arsenal match-up, we have thrown together the best teams in each club's history and picked a combined XI. Let the rage begin…
The two great rivals will step out at Goodison Park on Sunday lunchtime and the hosts will fancy their chances at getting a result
With Liverpool, West Ham and Spurs all increasing capacity, Neil Moxley says the Toffees must address their stadium situation before they are left behind
Louis van Gaal's men head to the Emirates with the Gunners in a vulnerable state following their Champions League defeat to Olympiacos
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The P500 Regular Mechanical Field Service Top Wing Tool Pallet is made with top grade materials and workmanship. Novalux flocked vinyl tool pockets make it stronger over a wide range of temperatures, and rivets at the stress points have greater pull-through resistance. Built for long life, the pallet is designed to hold and organize up to 58 tools commonly used in mechanical field service. This pallet also has two additional socket rails.
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|Product Type: Tool pallet
Interior Material: Fabric
Exterior Material: Nylon; Vinyl
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Weather Resistant: Yes
Water Resistant: Yes
|Chemical Resistant: Yes
|Shock Resistant: Yes
|Fade Resistant: Yes
|UV Resistant: Yes
|Rust Resistant: Yes
|Corrosion Resistant: Yes
Pallets Included: Yes
Pockets Included: Yes
|Drawers Included: No
|Handle Included: No
|Wheels Included: No
|Tray Included: No
|Customizable Foam: No
|Rubber Lined: No
|Laptop Compartment Included: No
|Locking: No
|Tool Capacity: 58
|Outdoor Use: Yes
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Product Care: Clean with any househould cleaning solvent and wipe dry
|Country of Manufacture: United States
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|Product Warranty: Lifetime warranty against work and material defects
About the ManufacturerC. H. Ellis manufactures the widest range of high-quality industrial cases available from a single source. They make and supply cases for a wide variety of applications: carrying or shipping tools, medical instruments, equipment, spare parts, circuit boards, samples, and magnetic/optical media storage. Ellis also makes portable enclosures for test sets, medical, measurement, communications, broadcast and scientific equipment, and belt pouches to mobile equipment racks, as well as static control products. Their experience together with their dedication to customer satisfaction is the key to C.H. Ellis's success. C. H. Ellis was formed in 1902, at which time they were manufacturing harnesses and saddles for horses. Since then, Ellis has adapted to the changing needs of industry and now manufactures products to meet the needs of high technology industries. Most of the products are now manufactured from man-made materials such as Polyethylene, ABS, Polystyrene, Cordura and Nylon. From the very first commercially available organized attache tool case until today, the design engineers have been providing innovative solutions for portable protection and organization applications. They have an impressive list of "firsts" and continue to be industry leaders in innovation and quality. Their extensive use of Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) ensures that their processes and technology are abreast of the time and meet your needs in the most professional manner.
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