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"Resist not evil." – Jesus
I am complete with sin and "maya" and injustice and other similar words, like "incurable illness." Instead, I may use "inconsistent" and "mistaken" and "inapplicable" and "imprecise" and "ineffective."
Yes, the second set are adjectives, not nouns. However, that is the point!
Consider that there is simply no such thing as "a sin," or not until someone says so. There is even no such thing as a crime, or not until someone "criminalizes" something and then enforces their declaration of the existence of a crime.
For instance, in the US during the early 20th century, the production of alcoholic beverages was criminalized by an Amendment to the US Constitution, then de-criminalized by a later Amendment. So, is it inherently criminal to brew alcohol or not?
Alcohol may ferment naturally from fruits. If an apple falls from a tree and begins to ferment, producing alcohol, has someone committed a crime or not? Aha, but what about a grape!
In other words, is the natural biochemical process of the fermentation of fruit, which produces alcoholic liquid, inherently criminal or evil or sinful or shameful or bad or dangerous? Consider that there is nothing inherently criminal in any inaction (such as failure to join a national military) or in any action (such as dropping a bomb and killing thousands of people in the name of freedom or equality or retribution or terrorism or peace-keeping, etc…).
Governments criminalize certain activities as part of their normal functioning of regulating (governing) the behavior of the territories they occupy. Punishments (and rewards) are invented and enforced by certain people against others. All governments are occupation governments, operations of organized coercion or violence or intimidation, AKA military governments.
This is not a condemnation of any or all governments. They are not inherently evil. Nothing is inherently evil. Evil is a category in language that is invented and applied and later redefined, like the terms "crime, sin, and injustice."
Even the definitions of what is an illness change over time. You may have heard of an incurable illness called scurvy. You may have at least heard that, at one time, certain medical professionals may have referenced an "outbreak" of incurable scurvy among sailors who were all on a long sailing voyage together. Perhaps the ignorant medical professionals simply misunderstood innocently that what they called scurvy was just the name for some symptoms of a certain level of Vitamin C.
When we identify something as "the symptoms of a relatively low level of vitamin C," we are not creating an illness or performing a curse in black magic. A particular level of Vitamin C cannot be labeled an "incurable illness."
Of course, there is really no such thing as an incurable illness or even an illness at all. Every so-called "illness" is declared into being (perhaps as distinct from such things as an injury or bio-chemical toxicity). An "illness" is fundamentally an activity in language, a process of categorization, a "social construction" of so-called "agreement reality."
There are any number of actions that are inconsistent with a statement of intent or ineffective for producing a certain result, but the belief that there is something inherently wrong with anything in life – any of "God's Creation(s)" – is what I would call diabolical (from the roots dia-bolos, meaning accusational or villifying) as in Satanic or shaming or cursing. I did not come to condemn the world, but to remove the sin of the world, to free the humble from shame with a truth that many people may ridicule as foolishness…. or simply dismiss.
The humble will be innocent and curious and peaceful, like children, and experience what we might call the state of "heaven." Those who worship vanity and wickedness and evil and illness may continue to burn with envy and animosity and condemnation and guilt and contempt and antagonism and belligerence.
Now, when a linguistic model fits well with a particular circumstance or context, then it is useful. When it does not fit, it is inconsistent with the circumstances, irrelevant, ineffective, inapplicable. Using an inapplicable model, especially obsessively or stubbornly, can produce surprises, frustrations, confusions, conflicts, and exhaustions.
So, the use of words like sin and crime and evil and injustice are simply for the influencing of behavior, for governing, for herding. So is the use of the words "our enemy."
When we are taught by commercial media and public schools and governments that certain purchases are safe, such as because they are government-regulated or government-operated, consider that such teachings are what we might call a "sales pitch." State lotteries and casinos and the FDIC and the FDA and the insurance industry and the mortgage industry and the Social Security Administration have something in common. What they are have in common is that some people have faith in them, some people value them particularly, some people regularly invest in them, and some people might even get insulted and argumentative or even violent at a reference to the reality of the extent of sustainability or wisdom or integrity in certain operations or trends of changing behaviors.
For instance, people may complain about the TARP program as a bail-out program for the banks redistributing wealth from the US taxpayers to the least responsible gamblers among the banks. However, the FDIC is also a very similar program for attracting business to the qualifying banks (and thus benefiting those who own shares of ownership in the banks). Previously, deposit accounts were insured by the US government for up to the amount of $2,500 (as shown in the image below), but that number has incrementally been increased 100-fold to $250,000.
Why should the US government be co-signer for billions or trillions of dollars of debt owed by all of these banks? Perhaps because the banks saw the benefit of that and lobbied for it. Whether it is FDIC or TARP, it is clearly a huge advantage for the banks at the expense of taxpayers.
Beware of those who worship a particular linguistic model for reality as if one particular linguistic model is inherently more sacred or moral or applicable than all other models. They may be fools who do not understand the function of language. Language, by the way, may be a tool for influencing the behavior of others, for organizing behavior, for governing.
Again, I am complete with sin and "maya" and injustice and other similar words, like "incurable illness." Instead, I may use "inconsistent" and "mistaken" and "inapplicable" and "imprecise" and "ineffective."
Yes, the second set are adjectives, not nouns. However, that is the point!
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The way to go in this day and age is veterans. Security officers in the schools are needed. Veterans are available.
The way to go in this day and age is veterans. Security officers in the schools are needed. Veterans are available.
Some came back to no jobs and no other way but welfare. This is a win-win situation. They are trained in combat. They were background-checked. They gain their respect back and can support their families. Jobs are created, state aid reduced.
This is a way to give back to those who gave us all.
Richard Scopino
Lately at various school meetings the Marlboro superintendent of schools has said that he plans to stay in district versus continuing to interview for positions in surrounding schools. Additionally he is currently renegotiating his contract with the Board of Education.
At the last meeting, I asked the board if this negotiation was for the last two years of his contract, which expires in 2015, or was the board considering an extension. The comments back were the board was concentrating on the teacher negotiations, but there could be consideration for extending the superintendent's contract for continuity reasons.
I am asking all seven board members to step back and act as if this was your business or company. No board would give a leader an extension when the business is in major financial crisis (five-year extension could be an $800,000-$1M liability to our district based on agreed-to salary/benefit levels). In the majority of cases, they fire the one who got them there.
Please wait until we navigate through the next few years and then judge his performance based on the results.
This is not personal but Business 101.
David Conn
This is in response to the letter titled "If abortion were outlawed." The writer wonders if Roe v. Wade were defeated that there would be more native doctors, lawyers, etc.
Please note that the entry requirements of qualifying education programs for these and similar professions are already quite restrictive. Despite continuing cries of "shortages," there has been little expansion in the number or proportion of American applicants into these programs.
While abortions are never a desirable procedure, they are frequently preferable to alternatives in many cases. Many fetuses either physically threatened the health of the mother during development or were severely defective to the point of destroying the future of the family if carried to term. Others are unwanted by their parents, who will not or cannot raise them. They are far more likely to become criminals and parasites than useful members of society.
The reference in the letter to the Middle East is particularly ironic. Most of the countries there outlaw abortion. Perhaps he would prefer emigration to one of these "moral paradises" where his conscience would be salved by back-street illegal abortions and draconian penalties for theft and adultery.
Irving Schlinger

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Apple, Microsoft, and others, a little over a month ago in a letter to the EU, warning that the EU's new proposed unified patent law could lead to more patent trolling:
To mitigate the potential for abuses of such power, courts should be guided by principles set forth in the rules of procedure to assess proportionality prior to granting injunctions. And PAEs should not be allowed to use injunctions for the sole purpose of extracting excessive royalties from operating companies that fear business disruption.
A new front opened today in the patent wars between large technology companies, as a consortium that owns thousands of patents from the Nortel bankruptcy auction filed suit against Google and other manufacturers alleging infringement. Rockstar, which is owned jointly by Apple, Blackberry, Ericsson, Microsoft, and Sony, filed suit in US District Court in Texas. In addition to Google, the consortium has alleged infringement by Asus, HTC, Huawei, LG, Pantech, Samsung, and ZTE.
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I disagree, traditional journalism may have an opinion in the selection of news, it is supposed to maintain an objective viewpoint, and clearly separate news and opinion.
I don't argue that it is Thom's right to do anything he wants with OSNews, I am saying it isn't a good idea. If Thom wants to write an opinion piece, then go for it and label it as such.


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The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW www.ifaw.org) is urging Japan to abandon its dying whaling industry as the fleet returns to port with its lowest Antarctic catch since 'scientific whaling' began in 1987.
In December last year, the country's whaling fleet set off for the Southern Ocean Sanctuary with the intention of training its harpoons on almost 1,000 whales; 935 minke whales and 50 fin whales. Japan's Fisheries Agency announced today (Friday) that the season's catch was 103 Antarctic minke whales and no fin whales.
The previous season's reported catch was 266 minke whales and one fin whale.
In February, IFAW launched a report, The Economics of Japanese Whaling, which showed that the failing whaling industry in Japan is propped up by millions of dollars a year in public money. Annual subsidies average around 782 million yen (US $9.78m).
The findings demonstrate that while whaling is unprofitable and catering to an increasingly shrinking and ageing market, whale watching is, by contrast, a growth industry.
Patrick Ramage, Director of IFAW's Global Whale Programme, said: "Japan's so-called scientific whaling really is dying in the water. Whaling is not only cruel but as our recent report proves, extremely costly to the Japanese taxpayer.
"Whaling is an economic loser and with little appetite for whale meat these days, we urge the Japanese government to support its growing whale watching industry as a humane and sustainable alternative."
Despite a global ban on commercial whaling, Japan has continued to hunt whales under the loophole of 'scientific whaling', yet while the meat is put on sale in restaurants and supermarkets, little science has been produced from the slaughter of these animals.
Whale watching currently generates around US$2.1 billion annually for coastal communities around the world. In Japan alone, whale watching generated around US $22 million in 2008. There are currently around 30 whale watching operators working from a dozen locations around the Japanese coast.
Whales face more threats today than at any other time in history. IFAW opposes commercial whaling because it is cruel and unnecessary; there is simply no humane way to kill a whale. Footage of previous Japanese whaling has shown whales taking up to half an hour to die after being shot with explosive harpoons.
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IFAW's report, The Economics of Japanese Whaling, can be viewed or downloaded via the link below –
About IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare)
Founded in 1969, IFAW saves animals in crisis around the world. With projects in more than 40 countries, IFAW rescues individual animals, works to prevent cruelty to animals and advocates for the protection of wildlife and habitats. For more information, visit www.ifaw.org. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.


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Martin, a bass soloist at La Jolla Presbyterian Church, began looking at ways he could serve people on the opposite end of the country through the means he knew best: music.
The church recently held a concert and gathered proceeds to benefit a sister congregation, New Providence Presbyterian Church in New Providence, N.J. An estimated 150 people turned up and gave more than $10,000 to assist with rebuilding and immediate relief efforts.
The concert, held Nov. 18, took place exactly 10 days after Martin approached church leadership about his idea. Within the brief span of time was an extensive amount of planning, promotion and practicing.
"That's the one thing I like about church musicians," Martin said. "We all have a certain shorthand. I knew we could pull this together fairly quickly."
Twenty-five musicians — including a brass ensemble, an organist and more than half a dozen singers — participated in the concert. Martin, expressing his faith, said he was not surprised the event went off without a hitch.
"God took each one of our talents and made this come together very quickly," he said.
Ron Bolles, worship and arts director at the church, said he was on board with the idea the minute Martin proposed it.
"It sounded great to me, and I said, 'Let's go ahead and do it,'" Bolles said. "We ran with the idea and decided to give to another church so the money was going directly toward relief efforts."
Bolles said the concert was a powerful evening, punctuated by a number of songs designed to instill hope during a time of tragedy.
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The Crew could be without two of its projected defensive starters for the March 8 season opener at D.C. United.
Today, Costa Rica announced that center back Giancarlo Gonzalez and left back Waylon Francis had been called up for its March 5 friendly against Paraguay.
Crew defenders Giancarlo Gonzalez and Waylon Francis have been called up for Costa Rica's friendly March 8, but it will not affect their status for the Crew's season opener March 8 at D.C. United.
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Gonzalez had 31 appearances for Costa Rica, while Francis made his first appearance Jan. 21, 2013, as part of the 2013 Copa Centroamericana. Both players are expected to be key contributors to the Crew�s defense this season.
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He replied by e-mail and confirmed that my piece is Loetz Oceanic and the same as the one he has pictured on his site. He had no comment on the top edge finish although I did ask him.
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Sure, their sweet little puppy dog romance was cute when they first got together, but considering Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez have broken up again after having an "explosive" fight just before New Year's Eve -- it looks like the odds of them living happily ever after are slim to none.
Apparently Selena and Justin planned on ringing in 2013 together in Mexico, but sometime after their arrival, they had a "nuclear argument," which prompted Selena to hop a plane back to the states on December 30.
In case you were curious, the Biebs remained south of the border for one more day. (Guess that's how he rolls.)
Ok, wait a minute -- the whole blowout fight scenario sounds a little too familiar, doesn't it? Yes, it does -- because Justin and Selena had another major brawl back in November when they got into it at an L.A. restaurant, which led to Selena locking the Biebs out of her house. (Way to play hardball, girl.)
And a week or two before she locked him out, they broke up over trust issues. Since then, their relationship has been more than a little wishy-washy, to say the least.
I mean, one minute they're fighting like cats and dogs, and the next they're all cuddled up in Park City, Utah celebrating the holidays with fellow pop star lovebirds, Taylor Swift and Harry Styles. (A double date. How cute.)
And most of us assumed everything was all hunky-dory between them again -- until their feet landed on Mexican soil, of course. (Maybe it was something in the water?)
Gah. What on earth could they possibly have to fight about while indulging in a little R&R in paradise? Aren't vacations supposed to bring couples together instead of tear them apart?
And what does this all mean? Are Selena and Justin really over for good this time?
According to an insider, "They keep breaking up and getting back together. It's an on-again, off-again relationship. It's probably not correct to characterize this as a final breakup."
Ok, let's get a show of hands. Who else thinks this absolutely SHOULD be the final breakup for the Biebs and Selena?!? Given how rocky their relationship has been, it's pretty obvious that things are never going to work out between them.
And while they used to be perceived as this adorable couple who had found true love at a very early age despite the odds against them -- now they're really starting to look kind of pathetic. Give it up already, kids -- and go your separate ways before you make even bigger fools of yourselves. There will be plenty of other people to have explosive fights with down the road. I promise.
Do you think Selena and Justin should call it quits for good?
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Jan. 14, 2006
Lipscomb's Bisons have scored more points and played better defense, but their 83-66 win over Mercer Saturday afternoon at Allen Arena was their most complete game of the season.
The Bisons quickly set the tone for the game, jumping out to a 26-9 lead in the first 10 minutes of the first half. In the final 10 minutes of the half the Bisons continued to build on their lead, holding a 20-plus point advantage most of the way. While they were shooting 51.7 percent from the field for the half and dominating on the boards with a 26-11 advantage, defensively they managed to hold Mercer to 25 points, their lost first half total of the season. The previous low was 29 points at Colorado.
"That is what we are looking for," said Lipscomb coach Scott Sanderson. "Just bottle that up for us. I thought we were zoned in to what we have been hammering home. I thought we were about as good as we could be offensively, defensively and rebounding the ball.
"I was a little surprised that we were able to get a big lead early," said Sanderson. "But when you sustain defensively it takes a toll on the other team. And we were hitting every shot on our end for awhile."
Mercer started in a 1-3-1 zone, but the Bisons hot shooting forced the change to a man-to-man.
"We made a bunch of shot," said Sanderson. "We stretched them on the perimeter with guys making shots. Again, that was all predicated by our defense. I thought our defense was outstanding."
The Bisons held two Mercer starters _ forward Shaddean Aaron and center Will Emerson scoreless in the first half. Emerson also did not grab a rebound. Emerson and guard Jacob Skogen combined to score only 12 points.
"Skogen and Emerson are two of their best players," said Sanderson. "That was a good defensive job on both of them."
It was the third straight Atlantic Sun win for the Bisons.
Leading 50-25 at the half, the Bisons substituted liberally but led by 30 points or more from the 14:26 mark to 7:24. They led by 35 points, the biggest lead of the game, with 10:57 left to play as a lay-up by Joe Peters gave the Bisons a 71-36 advantage.
"Defensively, when we lock in like we are supposed to and guard personnel for 40 minutes I like our chances," said Sanderson. "We were zoned into day defensively.
"We have had big leads before in the first half and then given them back in the second half," said Sanderson. "I wanted to see if we were going to mature as a basketball team. I thought the first five minutes of the second half allowed me to play everybody else."
Both teams played everyone on t heir roster down the stretch of the second half. Mercer never gave up, chipping away at the Bisons lead until cutting it to 17 to finish the game.
Sanderson, who picked up his 101st win as Lipscomb's coach, sent 14 players onto the court during the game. All but one played double figures in minutes.
"We haven't had a lot of games like this," said Sanderson. "Especially in January, it is usually a luxury to get to play so many people. In this league usually the games go down to the last possession."
Junior guard Brian Fisk led the Bisons with a game-high 18 points. Sophomore forward Eddie Ard added 11. The Bisons shot 47.8 percent for the game.
Senior center Shaun Durant led the Bisons, and tied for game high, in rebounds with eight. Durant also blocked two shots.
Freshman forward Michael Lusk made his second consecutive start, scoring seven points, grabbing four rebounds and making four assists while also making one steal.
"Sometimes it takes a little while for everyone to get adjusted when you make a chance like putting Michael in the starting line-up with a new role, but he has been playing well," said Sanderson. "He had seven points, four rebounds, four assists and no turnovers in 18 minutes. Fans have to watch really, really hard to see what Lusk does."
Mercer placed a pair of players in double figures with both Sam Dolan and Brian Pfohl scoring 12 points each. Pfohl also tied for the game-high in rebounds with eight.
The Bisons, who play Stetson Monday night at 7 at Allen Arena, are 9-6, 5-2 in the A-Sun. Mercer is 3-9, 2-4 in the conference.
"Every game is pivotal," said Sanderson. "We will have our hands full Monday. This is the one A-Sun team we did not beat last year."


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toolonglegs wrote:Can you download the data off the Watt Bike?...you will need your best 1 minute average at the end of the test.
I guess I could plug my own laptop etc in? There's nothing obviously connected. At a quick glance at the Wattbite website (should have looked there earlier! lots of stuff there), it looks like I can review per-minute info at least from the bike itself.
toolonglegs wrote:Has it got really big fans keeping you cool?...the main thing is that it is perfectly repeatable so you can compare with your next MAP test.
No big fans, but the room seems to be a consistent temp for the few times I've been in there.


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'My Muse is Back'
When: Through May
Where: The Filling Station Art Gallery, 69 Calhoun Street, Bluffton
Description: Art Cornell, acclaimed artist, photographer and poet, presents "My Muse is Back," a collection of new paintings.
Details: Go to www.fillingstationartgallery.com.
'How to Succeed in Business …'
When: Through May 27
Where: Elizabeth Wallace Theatre of the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, Hilton Head Island
Description: Follow window washer Pierrepont Finch as he makes his way up the corporate ladder, landing the corner office and the girl, with the help of his trusty "how-to" book.
Details: Performances are at 8 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, 7 p.m. April 29 and May 27. Tickets are $55 ($50 for the April 25-26 previews), $39 for children 15 and younger ($35 for the previews), and may be purchased at the Arts Center box office, online at www.artshhi.com or by phone with a credit card by calling 843-842-ARTS (2787).
7th annual American Pie
When: 7 p.m. Thursday-Friday
Where: Hilton Head Island High School Visual Performing Arts Center
Description: HHIHS students and faculty present their annual rock concert, "A Slice of American Pie!" Students and teachers will perform songs in the theme of "Name That Tune," or songs with names. All proceeds benefit Relay For Life.
Old Town Dispensary
When: 8-11 p.m., every Friday
Where: Calhoun Street, Bluffton.
Description: J. Howard Duff performs his brand of Lowcountry blues and rock'n' roll.
2012 Hilton Head Island Seafood Fest
When: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday
Where: Shelter Cove Community park
Description: The fifth annual Hilton Head Island Seafood Fest, sponsored by the David M. Carmines Memorial Foundation benefits the American Cancer Society, the M.D. Anderson Cancer Research Center and the Island Recreation Scholarship Fund. The Seafood Fest will feature more than a dozen area restaurants dishing up their local and regional seafood specialties and other tasty dishes, as well as an "Iron Chef"-style competition, local artists showcasing their talents, live entertainment and a silent auction. Participating restaurants include: Alexander's, Black Marlin, Bluffton Oyster Co., The Chart House, The Crazy Crab, Hudson's Seafood House on the Docks, L'Woods, The Old Oyster Factory, Red Fish, Steamers Seafood, Street Meet, Wreck of the Salty Dog, among others. Events will include an "Iron Chef" competition, The Headliners, a long-time favorite musical group among locals and visitors, a "Kids Zone" with inflatable bounce houses and games, Famous Crab Races, a Bocce Ball Tournament hosted by the Italian American Club of Hilton Head (please contact email@example.com to participate) and a silent auction.
Details: Admission is $5 for adults and free for kids younger than 12. For additional information please visit davidmcarmines.org, or call 843-681-2772, ext. 137. To sign up for the "Iron Chef"-style competition, please call Andrew Carmines at 843-681-2772, ext. 137 or 843-422-6331.
Sermon in Song
When: 10:30 a.m. Sunday
Where: Church of the Palms United Methodist, Okatie
Description: Pressanna Grant will present a sermon in song during the worship service. A singer, mother, cashier and a licensed Evangelical pastor, Pressana sings in such a way that one not only hears her rich, melodious voice, but also the depth of meaning in her songs. Though she never took a music lesson, she has sung at every church on Hilton Head Island and many around her home in Bluffton.
Details: There is no charge, and visitors and guests are welcome and encouraged to attend. A Love Offering will be collected when departing the sanctuary. A 5th Sunday Fellowship Luncheon will be held following services. The church is located at 1425 Okatie Highway (S.C. 170) at the light on the corner of Argent Road, across from the Kangaroo Station. For more information, call 379-1888.
Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra
When: 8 p.m. Monday
Where: First Presbyterian Church, 540 W. Hilton Parkway, Hilton Head Island
Description: "Song and Dance" is the final concert of the HHSO's 30th season and the last program of the new Light Classics series. Zhu Wang, 2011 first prize winner of the Hilton Head International Young Artists Piano Competition, will perform Mozart's "Elvira Madigan" concerto as the highlight of the season's conclusion.
Details: Tickets are $20, $30 and $40, available by calling the HHSO Box Office at 843-842-2055 or at www.hhso.org.
When: 5-8 p.m. May 3 opening reception
Where: Art League of Hilton Head, Walter Greer Gallery, Arts Center of Coastal Carolina, 14 Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head
Description: An Exhibition of Ceramics by Sheri Farbstein will run April 30-May 27.
Details: Call 843-681-5060 or go to www.ArtLeagueHHI.org.
Tall Ships visit Savannah
When: May 3-7
Where: Savannah Riverfront
Description: Celebrating the bicentennial commemoration of the War of 1812, more than 25 tall ships will make their way up the Eastern Seaboard this summer to participate in the TALL SHIPS CHALLENGE® Atlantic Coast 2012 series of races and public maritime festivals. Among the international ships planning to participate in the events are the 191-foot Indonesian naval barquentine Dewaruci; the French naval tall ships La Belle Poule and Etoile; and the 179-foot barque Picton Castle from the Cook Islands. U.S. vessels include the majestic 295-foot U.S. Coast Guard barque Eagle, HMS Bounty, Gazela, Lynx and Pride of Baltimore II.
Details: For information on the Savannah visit, go to www.savannahtallshipschallenge.com/events.htm. For more information about Tall Ships America or to learn how to sign aboard a tall ship, go to www.tallshipsamerica.org or contact Lori Aguiar at 401-846-1775 or email@example.com.
Relay For Life
Hilton Head
When: 6 p.m. May 4
Where: Island Rec Center, 20 Wilborn Road, Hilton Head
Description: Community festival to support Relay For Life and the American Cancer Society.
Details: Event participation is free. Call 757-7450, email email@example.com or go to www.relayforlife.org/hiltonheadsc.
Princess Warriors Retreat
When: May 5
Where: Church of the Cross, Buckwalter Campus
Description: Princess Warriors will host "Blueprint for Victory - Be Holy as God is Holy" with three speakers and a praise band. Speakers are Melissa Jones, Jeannie Lyles and The Rev. Martha M. Horn. Lunch will be served and childcare is available upon request. There will be collection of food items for HOOT bags. HOOT bags benefit local children by providing extra food through the weekend.
Details: Tickets are $20 a person or a table for $140 (seats 8). Call 843-338-9000.
Free Market Warrior
When: 5 p.m. May 5; 6 p.m. May 7
Where: First Baptist Church of Bluffton, 1300 May River Road
Description: Loren Spivak will present his two-part "Economic Literacy Seminar." He teaches classical theory in a very understandable and, at times, entertaining manner. His seminar covers topics such as: comparative intellectual and historical roots of socialism and capitalism, the source of value and applying the principles of freedom to the problems of today: taxes, education, health care, trade protectionism and outsourcing.
Details: RSVP to: email@example.com or call 843-705-7102 or Jane at 904-612-6728. All are welcome to attend.
Springtime in
Paris luncheon
When: 1 p.m. May 6
Where: Colleton River Plantation, Jack Nicklaus Clubhouse
Description: The 24th annual Art & Flowers luncheon celebration will offer a preview of artworks, floral designs and a boutique.
Details: Doors open at 11:45 a.m. Tickets are $40, preview only $10. RSVP by Monday. Call 843-681-5060, email email@example.com or go to www.artleaguehhi.org.
'80th Reunion: A Comedy'
When: 3 p.m. May 6
Where: ARTworks Black Box Theatre, 2127 Boundary St., in Beaufort Town Center
Description: This slightly risque play by Jim Herring is a parody of retirement living and the medical profession: "We'll sell you health insurance... First swear you're never ill..." The playwright is a retired resident of Beaufort, and describes the play as "goofy and risque."
Details: All seats are $12. Go to www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org or call 379-2787.
The Hilton Head Shore Notes
When: 7 p.m. May 7
Where: Island Lutheran Church, 4400 Main St., Hilton Head
Description: The 4-part a cappella harmony women's chorus is hosting amembership drive. Prospective members need not read music, which is learned on CD's or tapes. If you're looking for your inner diva, come hear what we're all about!
Details: Call Barbara at 705-6852 or go to www.hiltonheadshorenotes.com.
Holistic Health lecture
When: 6:30 p.m. May 8
Where: Hilton Head Library, 11 Beach City Road
Description: The topic will be "A Holistic Approach to Digestive Health." Additional topics for upcoming lectures are: treating infertility holistically, treating allergies holistically, medication and drug alternatives, alternatives in treating pain, and a presentation on various fatigue syndromes (chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, Metabolic Syndrome X, Epstein Barr) from a holistic perspective. Rahmie Valentine, OMD, and Moshe Dekel, MD, will be conducting the seminar.
Details: The lecture is free. Call or email to reserve a seat at email@example.com or 843-298-2886.
Do the Write Thing
When: 1-3 p.m. May 10
Where: Technical College of the Lowcountry, U.S. 278
Description: Jodie Randisi, speaker and coauthor of "Total Pardon, An Extraordinary Love Story, will conduct a creativity workshop for anyone with a story to tell, especially those who may be considering writing (or publishing) a personal essay, memoir, novel, speech or presentation. Whether participants want to celebrate and preserve family history or discover clever ways to communicate and share their unique stories, this highly interactive, hands-on workshop provides both inspiration and instruction.
Details: Registration is required. Deadline is May 9. Go to www.do-the-write-thing.com. Cost is $29.95 and includes a 40-page, full-color workbook with exercises and valuable resources for both authors and speakers.
When: Opens 8 p.m. May 11
Where: May River Theatre, Ulmer Auditorium, 20 Bridge St., Bluffton
Description: "Evita" is the riveting true-life story of Eva Peron, who rose above childhood poverty and a scandalous past to achieve unimaginable fortune and fame. Despite widespread controversy, her passion changed a nation forever.
Details: Tickets are $20 and can be charged. Reserve seating can be purchased from April 16-May 25 by calling the box office at 843-815-5581. Box office hours are 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday-Friday. Other evening performances will be at 8 p.m. May 12, 18, 19, 26, 27; Sunday matinee performances will be at 3 p.m. May 13, 20, 28. Go to www.mayrivertheatre.com or call the home office at 843-837-7795.
Bluffton JROTC
Yard Sale
When: 8 a.m.-2 p.m. May 12
Where: H.E. McCracken Middle School parking lot.
Description: Do you have stuff to sell? Do you have stuff you want to get rid of? Do you need more stuff? You can reserve a parking spot for $15 or two for $25 or donate your unwanted items to the Bluffton High School JROTC. Bring your own table if desired. Call Jody Gray at 843-415-2449 for more information or to reserve your space.
Bluffton Village Festival
When: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
May 12
Where: Calhoun Street, Old Town Bluffton
Description: At the 34th annual festival, commonly known as Mayfest, guests can enjoy art, music, food, The Ugly Dog Contest, kids' activities and a chance to meet old friends and new ones.
Details: Admission is free. For information call 843-815-2277 or go to blufftonvillagefestival.com.
Grooving with the Beatniks on Paris Avenue
When: 6:30 p.m. May 12
Where: The Shed, Old Village Port Royal
Description: The GrooveTones, a South Carolina blues/rock outfit has been tearing things up. The band's ace in the hole is guitarist Bill Luebke, who has been playing for 45 years and has a frightening mastery of the heavy-bending Stevie Ray Vaughan sound. Bassist Tony Reyes has a throat-shredding Texas blues vocal style, veteran drummer Greg Gresham was schooled in big band and jazz fusion, which gives his groove-laying, heart-skipping beats a heavily syncopated and funky edge.
Details: The concert series is produced by ARTworks and is free. Bring your chairs and dancing shoes. The rain location is The Shed, adjacent to the street venue, in Old Village Port Royal. For more information, contact ARTworks at 843-279-2787, www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org.
League of Women Voters
When: 11:30 a.m. May 16
Where: Port Royal Golf Club, Hilton Head Island
Description: Campaign finance reform at the national and state levels will be the topic of guest speaker John Crangle, executive director of Common Cause of South Carolina.
Details: The public is invited to attend. For details and reservations, call Katie Miller at 681-6448.
Artist Showcase 2012
When: Noon-8 p.m. May 25; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. May 26
Where: Sea Island Best Western, Beaufort
Description: The Beaufort County Black Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 10th annual showcase featuring local and visiting artists as well as live entertainment by recording artist Mahoganee during a free reception from 5-7 p.m. May 25. Exhibitors will include Hank D. Herring,
Claudette Humphrey, Patricia Wells, Marquita Willis, Marie D. Lewis, Mary Anderson and Bridget Murray. Liz and Charlie Mitchell, authors, marketing consultants and event managers for international clients and cultural organizations, will be showing their mobile travel apps Hilton Head Essentials and Myrtle Beach's Best.
Details: Go to www.bcbcc.org, on Twitter @BeaufortBlack or the Facebook page Beaufort County Black Chamber of Commerce.
Grooving with the Beatniks on Paris Avenue
When: 6:30 p.m. May 26
Where: Paris Avenue, Old Village Port Royal
Description: Angela Easterling and The Beguilers - Angela Easterling was raised in the South Carolina foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and her debut album, "Earning Her Wings" was chosen as "Americana Pick of the Year" by Smart Choice Music. Her second album, "BlackTop Road", produced by Will Kimbrough, was released in July '09, landing in the top 5 for adds to the Americana radio charts and debuting on the Americana top 40 chart in September, where it remained for 7 weeks. She was selected for an official Americana Convention Showcase and also named a 2009 & 2010 Kerrville New Folk Finalist and a 2011 Telluride Troubadour.
Details: The concert series is produced by ARTworks and is free. Bring your chairs and dancing shoes. The rain location is The Shed, adjacent to the street venue, in Old Village Port Royal. For more information, contact ARTworks at 843-279-2787, www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org.
America Sings!
When: 7 p.m. May 27
Where: First Presbyterian Church, Hilton Head
Description: The Hilton Head Choral Society presents its annual Memorial Day concert with brass, percussion, singing of the National Anthem and a Salute to the Armed Forces.
Details: General admission is $15, preferred seating $20. Call 843-341-3818 or go to www.hiltonheadchoralsociety.org.
America Sings!
When: 7 p.m. May 28
Where: Holy Family Catholic Church, Hilton Head
Description: The Hilton Head Choral Society presents its annual Memorial Day concert with brass, percussion, singing of the National Anthem and a Salute to the Armed Forces.
Details: General admission is $15, preferred seating $20. Call 843-341-3818 or go to www.hiltonheadchoralsociety.org.
Beaufort Beauties
When: 7:30 p.m. May 31
Where: The Shed of Port Royal, Port Royal
Description: Main Street Beaufort will host the third annual Beaufort Beauties fundraiser to benefit Main Street Beaufort, USA, Lions Club of Beaufort, Thumbs Up and Friends of Caroline Hospice on Saturday. Doors open at 7 p.m.
Details: Tickets are available at Main Street Beaufort at 525-6644 or 101 West Street Extension, Beaufort.
Grooving with the Beatniks on Paris Avenue
When: 6:30 p.m. June 9
Where: Paris Avenue, Old Village Port Royal
Description: Havana Son - Cuban native Rene Herrera is a seasoned veteran of Cuban symphonies and bands, recording artist, and accomplished composer and arranger. His wife and partner Lillian Herrera uses her background in classical music in concert with her Cuban roots to create an intoxicating and soulful sound of her own. Havana Son plays authentic Latin rhythms such as Salsa, Merengue, Son, Cha Cha, and Boleros in traditional and modern styles the way you would hear them in their respective countries.
Details: The concert series is produced by ARTworks and is free. Bring your chairs and dancing shoes. The rain location is The Shed, adjacent to the street venue, in Old Village Port Royal. For more information, contact ARTworks at 843-279-2787, www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org.
Grooving with the Beatniks on Paris Avenue
When: 6:30 p.m. June 23
Where: Paris Avenue, Old Village Port Royal
Description: Webb Wilder and The Beatnecks - Webb Wilder is an evangelist for real rock 'n' roll. As a singer, guitarist, bandleader, film actor, songwriter and humorist, he may be roots-rock's only true Renaissance man. The Webb Wilder Credo: "Work hard, rock hard, eat hard, sleep hard, grow big, wear glasses if you need 'em."
Details: The concert series is produced by ARTworks and is free. Bring your chairs and dancing shoes. The rain location is The Shed, adjacent to the street venue, in Old Village Port Royal. For more information, contact ARTworks at 843-279-2787, www.ArtWorksInBeaufort.org.
Coast Guard Auxiliary
When: 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month
Where: BJWSA Community Room, S.C. 170 and Snake Road/Callawassie Drive, Okatie.
Description: Beaufort-Jasper Flotilla 070-10-01 welcomes new members. Learn how to help keep the waters safe by assisting the U.S. Coast Guard in various inspections, courses and search and rescue missions.
Details: Call Tom Sellers at 705-7174, email firstname.lastname@example.com or go to http://a0701001.wow.uscgaux.info.
Bereavement Group
When: 5 p.m. every Tuesday
Where: Summit Place of Beaufort, 1119 Pick Pocket Plantation Drive, Beaufort
Description: Tidewater Hospice and Summit Place have joined together to offer a weekly bereavement group. This free forum will provide help to people who have experienced a loss and would like support and information associated with grief and bereavement.
Details: Call Marie James, MA, Tidewater Hospice, at 757-9388.
Bluffton Relax-and-Create Meetup Group
When: 10:30 a.m., on first Saturdays
Where: Each Other's Muse Studios, 19 Buckingham Plantation Drive, Bluffton.
Description: Join for creative, art-orientated, no-pressure fun. Go to www.meetup.com/Bluffton-Relax-and-Create/.
Second Fridays Music at noon
When: Noon Friday
Where: St. Luke's Church, 50 Pope Avenue, Hilton Head
Description: A recital given by members of the Low Country Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
Details: The performance is free and open to the public. Contact email@example.com.


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Pictured: Travis Burr and
Harvard's seven seniors will be honored during a ceremony prior to
Saturday's game.
Photo courtesy: Gil Talbot
Complete Game Notes (pdf)
Live Statistcs
Live Audio/Video (with subscription)
Purchase Tickets to Saturday's Game
Ivy League Standings
Vote Jason Duboe for Lowe's Senior CLASS Award
Purchase Tickets to Ivy League Tournament
The Particulars
The Crimson hosts No. 6 Princeton on Senior Day at Harvard Stadium Saturday afternoon.
With two games remaining in the regular season, Harvard stands at 5-5 overall and 1-3 in the Ancient Eight, while the fifth-ranked Tigers sport a 9-2 overall mark and 4-0 record in Ivy League play. The Crimson is mathematically alive to reach the inaugural Ivy League Tournament, but will most likely need to win its final two games.
Senior Day
Prior to Saturday's game, Harvard's seven seniors will be honored during a ceremony in Harvard Stadium. Co-captains Travis Burr and Billy Geist, as well as Dave Dobrosky, Jason Duboe, Jesse Fehr, Sam Michel and Ben Smith have helped Harvard win 24 games during their time in Cambridge.
New England Lacrosse Day
Saturday's game will be held on New England Lacrosse Day. All youth wearing team lacrosse jersey will be able to enter the game for free. There is also a post-game autograph session with the Harvard team.
Follow From Home
Live statistics will be available for Saturday's game at GoCrimson.com. Live audio and video will also be available with a subscription at GoCrimson.com.
Honoring Mike Davis '82
In March 2009, the Harvard lacrosse community lost Mike Davis, a captain of the 1982 lacrosse team. Teammates of Mike, with the support of the Friends of Harvard Lacrosse, coaches, and the Harvard athletic department, have established an award in Mike's honor.
The Mike Davis '82 Award for Leadership will be presented to the
outstanding leader of the Harvard men's varsity lacrosse team. In
memory of Michael H. Davis '82, whose dedication, passion,
toughness, and regard for his teammates left a lasting impression
on those who played with him.
Remembering the 1980 and 1990 Harvard Men's Lacrosse Teams
At halftime of Saturday's game, Harvard will honor the 1980 and 1990 men's lacrosse teams, both of which won the Ivy League and reached the NCAA tournament. Under head coach and current Nichols Family Director of Athletics Bob Scalise and then assistant coach Scott Anderson, the lacorsse program posted an 11-3 record and won the Ivy League for the first time in 16 years. The team made Harvard's first-ever appearance in teh NCAA tournament and reached as high as No. 7 in the nation.
Under head coach Scott Anderson, the 1990 team also won the Ivy League and ended with a 12-3 overall record, tied for the second most wins in a season in Harvard history. The Crimson defeated Notre Dame in the first round of the NCAA tournament, marking the program's first NCAA tournament victory.
Series History
Harvard and Princeton have met 76 times on the lacrosse field, with the Tigers owning a 55-20-1 advantage in the series, which began in 1881. The Crimson is hoping to end a 19-game win streak by the Tigers, dating back to the 1991 season.
Last Time Out
Jason Duboe scored three times in the first half, including a goal with one second remaining in the second quarter, but the Crimson fell at Penn by a score of 12-7 April 17. Harry Krieger made 10 saves, while Dean Gibbons notched two goals and Peter Schwartz added a goal and an assist.
Score Early
The Crimson boasts a 4-2 record when the team nets the game's first goal.
Pacing The Ivy League
Dean Gibbons is third in the conference with 3.60 points per game, while Jeff Cohen ranks fourth in the Ancient Eight with 2.40 goals per game. Harvard stands third with 11.00 goals per game and is second in man-up offense (18 of 41, .439).
Duboe Is All Class
Senior midfielder Jason Duboe is among 10 finalists for the prestigious Lowe's Senior CLASS Award for displaying both on-field and off-field excellence. Fans can vote for Duboe at SeniorCLASSAward.com. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be a senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence: classroom, character, community and competition.
Ivy League Tournament Coming in 2010
Beginning this season, the Ivy League will hold four-team tournaments to decide the conference's automatic qualifying institutions to the NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Lacrosse Championships. Each tournament will include the top four teams in Ivy League regular season round-robin competition and will be hosted by the round-robin winner.
The winners of the Ivy League championship will continue to be determined by results of the conference's round-robin competitions during the regular season.
Scoring Streak
Jeff Cohen has earned at least one point in all 23 games during his career, dating back to his first game in a Crimson uniform last season. During the scoring streak, which ranks tied for 14th longest in the nation, the sophomore attacker has amassed 58 goals and handed out 14 assists for 72 points, the most of any Harvard player during this stretch.
Defense Wins Games
Harvard is outscoring other teams in every quarter except the first (24-37). The Crimson is outscoring opponents, 61-51, in the second half.
When The Game Is On the Line
Terry White, Kevin Vaughan, Jack Doyle and Christian Oberbeck and Dean Gibbons have
notched Harvard's game-winning tallies.
Strength Of Schedule
Seven of Harvard's 12 regular-season games are against schools ranked in this week's Nike/Inside Lacrosse Men's Division I poll. The Crimson is currently 1-4 against ranked opponents after beating No. 18 Massachusetts, 14-13, March 13, and falling at No. 14 Georgetown, 13-12, March 3, No.17 Brown, 13-11, March 20, No. 7 Duke, 14-5, April 2 and No. 10 Cornell, 13-12, April 10.
Possession Is The Name Of The Game
Harvard has won 135-of-249 faceoffs (.542), with 62 of those victories credited to Andrew Parchman. The Crimson has collected a total of 268 ground balls and has been successful on 162-of-207 clear attempts (.783). Jeff Molinari paces the Crimson with 30 ground balls. Harvard is 4-1 when it picks up more ground balls than opponents.
Crimson Among The Nation's Best
Entering the week, Harvard ranked 14th in the country in man-up offense (.439), 16th in faceoff win percentage (.542) and 17th in scoring offense (11.0 goals per game). Individually, Dean Gibbons stands 18th with 3.6 points per game, while Jeff Cohen is 22nd with 2.4 goals per contest.


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BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. (Jan. 13, 2007) - The ETSU women's basketball team will look to make it a weekend sweep as they take on conference foe Gardner-Webb Saturday afternoon. Tip is set at 2 p.m. inside Paul Porter Arena.
After coming off an 87-66 win Thursday night at Campbell, ETSU (8-7, 4-1) hopes to carry its momentum into Saturday's match-up against the Runnin' Bulldogs. The Lady Bucs had five players reach double figures against the Lady Camels as Siarre Evans (Griffin, Ga.) led all scorers with 20 points. Nichelle Akers (Sumter, S.C.) set a career high with eight assists and senior Brooke Wilhoit (Sevierville) moved into fourth-place on the all-time assists list at ETSU by recording her 342nd career assist. Wilhoit also played in her 100th consecutive game for the Lady Bucs on Thursday night.
Gardner-Webb (5-10, 2-2) won its Atlantic Sun home opener, 52-44, against Kennesaw State on Thursday evening, and has won back-to-back games for the first time this season. The Runnin' Bulldogs are led by Candyse Kelly who is averaging 11.7 points per game, and Shameka Smith who averages 8.6 rebounds a game.
Saturday's match-up brings together the best scoring offense against the best scoring defense. ETSU enters the game averaging 68.9 ppg, while Gardner-Webb is only allowing 58.0 ppg. The Lady Bucs will look to hand Gardner-Webb their first home loss of the season, and its first-ever loss in the series. The Runnin' Bulldogs lead the all-time series, 2-0, after sweeping the season series last season. A win will move ETSU to 4-0 in Atlantic Sun road contests.
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Ricoh British Womens Open 2nd Round, Finally. September 15 2012
It may have been the Best Of British Day at Hoylake when the second round finally got completed in the Ricoh British Open at Royal Liverpool, but it was a South Korean who stole the show, namely Jiyai Shin. Jiyai Shin Jiyai Shin carded a superb eight under par 64 to move into a commanding five shot lead after the second round of the Ricoh Women's British Open at Royal Liverpool. The 2008 Champion started the day a single shot behind her compatriots, Haeji Kang and So Yeon Ryu, but then moved effortlessly through the front nine in 31 strokes and then came home in 33 to leave the rest of the strong international field trailing in her wake, with a tournament total of -9 under par. Jiyai said that could have the best round of her life; " That might well be the best round I have ever played. I hit a nine under par round when I won last week at Kingsmill, but this is a really tough course so this round might have been even better. Today I was bogey-free and bunker free. I hit all 18 greens and missed just one fairway. This week my goal was to score one under par every day so to hit eight under is very special.I love coming back over here. The win here in 2008 changed my life and I have got lots of fans in England. Today there were a lot of people out there and they kept cheering me on. It has been a fantastic day and I'm looking forward to tomorrow. I have got a five shot lead but on this course you never know what's going to happen. There are a lot of great players out here. I'm just going to keep focussed on myself." Another South Korean is alone in second place, Inbee Park is at -4 under par for the tournament, but will need to play some magical golf to catch the leader. The final two rounds will played tomorrow, 36 holes in one day is an exhausting task, so it will be the survival of the fittest, but a five shot start is very comforting. Inbee also loves this course; " I've been playing the back nine well all week, I'm going to need lots of patience tomorrow but I'm looking forward to it. It's a really great golf course. You can feel the history of the golf course. It's great." The leading amateur in the field is World No. 1, Kiwi Lydia Ko. A couple of weeks ago the 15 year-old from New Zealand won the CN Canadian Open to become the youngest player ever to win an official LPGA Tour title and today she added a one under par 71 to her opening round of 72 to claim a share of sixth place with Japan's Ai Miyazato, Sweden's Carin Koch, South Korea's Jenny Shin and America's Vicky Hurst all on -1 under par. Tomorrow is going to be a really tough day.


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SAN FRANCISCO – (09/30/13) The Environmental Protection Agency joins Nye County in congratulating 22 graduates who completed environmental career training programs. These programs, funded by EPA's Brownfields Environmental Workforce Development and Job Training program, are designed to provide unemployed or under-employed students the broad array of skills and professional certifications necessary to enter the environmental remediation market.
Nye County partnered with Nye Community Coalition to offer their students certificates in environmental remediation, as well as other professional skills to support the long-term success of their students. The diverse group of graduates, ranging in age from 18 to 60, participated in a six week course that offered over 150 hours of training in which they individually received eight federal and/or state recognized certifications.
"Through EPA's job training program, today's graduates are ready to launch a career with local employers," said Enrique Manzanilla, EPA's Superfund Division Director for the Pacific Southwest. "A wide range of industries, from mining and solar power to solid waste and recycling, all need employees with the environmental management skills these graduates have earned. Their accomplishment will have broad benefits for their community and the environment."
Nye County is coordinating with local companies to place graduates in jobs in solid waste management, recycling, and renewable energy, as well as environmental management for a regional mine. Additionally, Nye County has an EPA Brownfields Assessment grant and this year received a Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund grant. Nye County's land revitalization efforts are uniquely focused on supporting renewable energy industries, as well as community reinvestment.
"It is an honor to announce the first graduating class for Nye County's Brownfields Workforce Development and Job Training Program," said Andrew "Butch" Borasky, Chair of the Nye County Board of County Commissioners. "Congratulations to each and every one of these students for their hard work and commitment to the program. Nye County deeply appreciates our partnership with EPA and with the Nye Communities Coalition. Their support for professional job training helps the community by putting people to work in jobs with a solid career path."
In 2013, $3.2 million in funds were awarded nationally under the Workforce Development and Job Training program. As of May 2013, more than 11,000 Americans have completed training through the support of this Program, of which, more than 8,000 have obtained employment in the environmental field.
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WASHINGTON -- An Italian wine company recently sparked an uproar when it introduced a new brand with a picture of Adolf Hitler on its label. The same company also produces bottles of wine featuring Benito Mussolini's picture. A marketing strategy that uses such images might be dismissed as a tasteless joke if not for the fact that a multifaceted neofascist revival has gained alarming momentum in Europe since the end of the Cold War.
The revival is not orchestrated by a sieg-heiling dictator flanked by men in brown shirts and swastika armbands. Rather, a new breed of right-wing extremists have trimmed their sails to suit the political moment. Realizing that the fascist game can be played in many ways, the more sophisticated tacticians underwent an ideological face-lift and mainstreamed their message for the sake of democratic appearances.
The end of the bipolar Yalta system demagnetized everybody's compass and provided fresh opportunities for the Front National in France, the Austrian Freedom Party, Italy's National Alliance, Vlaams Blok in Belgium and other right-wing extremist parties that have successfully tapped into widespread post-Cold-War uncertainties. The rise of these mass-based electoral movements has coincided with a dramatic increase in hate crimes throughout Western Europe, where a racial assault occurs once every three minutes, according to the European Parliament.
Peddling a ready-made politics for the economically disenchanted, far-right demagogues have touched a raw nerve by deceptively linking jobless statistics to the number of guest workers and asylum seekers in their countries. The presence of 20 million migrants in Western Europe is perhaps the most visible sign of the major structural transformation that has accompanied the emergence of a global economy, with its interdependent markets, unfettered capital mobility and novel information technologies.
Third World and Eastern European immigrants are routinely depicted as a threat to national identity, as well as economic stability, at a time when the Western European work force is reeling from high unemployment, stagnating wages and cutbacks in social services.
Neofascists posing as national populists have gained at the ballot box by coupling their anti-immigrant message with harsh denunciations of the 1991 Maastricht Treaty and its plans for a common European currency. They have also benefited from foraging on a political terrain where the ideological distance between the mainstream parties has shrunk. This has propelled the growth of the extreme right, which appeals to disillusioned voters by assuming the mantle of the opposition and attacking a corrupt, bipartisan status quo.
Lacking new ideas and eager to deflect attention from their own policy failures, mainstream politicians throughout Western Europe have been all too willing to fix the blame for complex social and economic problems on immigrants. Government officials mouthed neofascist catch-phrases that put the onus on foreigners for crime, drugs, job scarcity and nearly every other difficulty. Before long, it was politically correct even among socialists to speak of an invasion of foul-smelling aliens.
But this imitative response did not lessen the appeal of far-right candidates; instead, it served to legitimize many of their ideas in the public mind. By jumping on the xenophobic bandwagon, mainstream politicians incited an atmosphere of racial hatred, which opened the door even more for the jackals of the far right. The growing popularity of radical right-wingers forced mainstream parties to adjust their policies to stop the hemorrhaging of their electoral base. As a result, government officials in one country after the next removed the welcome mat for refugees and adopted other extreme-right policy measures.
In Austria, the ruling coalition tried to steal the thunder of Joerg Haider's Freedom Party by imposing sharp restrictions on immigration. But Haider still gained credibility. In October 1996, his party won 27.6% of the national vote, only a shade behind the two mainstream parties. Haider, who recently claimed that all soldiers in World War II, whichever side they were on, fought for peace, is poised for a serious run for chancellor.
In France, mainstream leaders kowtowed to Jean-Marie Le Pen's up-and- coming National Front. In 1994, the French National Assembly, hoping to take the wind out of Le Pen's sails, reversed a law that granted citizenship to anyone born on French soil; henceforth, the privilege of bloodline would supersede all other factors in determining whether someone is a French national. But Le Pen's party continued to expand its base of support, grabbing 3.7 million votes in recent legislative elections that saw the pendulum move from conservative to socialist after swinging dramatically the other way a few years ago.
Gianfranco Fini's National Alliance commands roughly 15% of the electorate in Italy. His breakthrough came in 1994, when his neofascist party was given five ministerial posts and several other key assignments in a short-lived coalition government headed by billionaire media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi. This broke a long-standing antifascist taboo and established a precedent for conservative politicians, who had previously shunned alliances with the ultraright. Several public opinion polls indicate that Fini is currently Italy's most popular politician.
In Germany, the ruling Christian Democratic Union (CDU) has been able to buck the trend and successfully defang its neofascist opponents. In effect, the CDU became what it set out to destroy. In addition to passing tough anti-immigrant legislation, top CDU officials routinely talk of "Middle Germany" when referring to what had previously been Communist East Germany. Germany's federal budget also describes former East Germany as "Mitteldeutschlands," thereby lending credence to neo-Nazi revanchists who insist that parts of Poland and the Czech Republic rightfully belong to Germany.
By mimicking the language of the far right as part of their calculated attempt to stay in power, German leaders have perpetuated long-range problems that make the future appearance of a more virulent strain of nationalism likely. With unemployment officially above 12% (the highest since Hitler), discontent is rife. "A lot of people think that the increasingly difficult problems can be managed only with authoritarian means," says psychologist Horst-Eberhard Richter, as if an open society can't manage capitalism, and only a hard hand and an iron broom will work."
Although there are definite parallels to the interwar years, today's neofascist movements have emerged under a unique set of circumstances. Ironically, their success has hinged to a great extent on their ability to distance themselves from the historical image of fascism. While some small, marginalized neo-Nazi groups still cling to the heritage of the Third Reich and the Mussolini regime, the more astute fascist strategists understand that it is best not to advertise their fidelity to the creed. Thus Le Pen, who founded the Front National 25 years ago while selling recordings of Hitler's speeches, insists that his movement has nothing to do with fascism, which he dismisses as an antiquated Italian doctrine. Fini calls himself a "post-fascist." Similarly, Xavier Buisseret, formerly the editor of a Holocaust-denial journal and the leader of a Flemish terrorist organization that was banned by the Belgian government, tried to moderate his image when he became the propaganda chief of Vlaams Blok, which is currently the biggest vote getter in Antwerp, Belgium's second largest city.
Fascism is on the march again. No simple formula, however, can predict how strong contemporary fascist movements or their functional equivalents will become. "It is only a matter of time," predicts historian Paul Johnson, "before the fascism of the 1990s, under new names, of course, and 'responsible' leaders, becomes respectable." That time may already have arrived.
Martin A. Lee is author of "The Beast Reawakens," a book about neofascism.


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In March, I decided to formally resign from my position as BurdaStyle's Community Manager in order to pursue other opportunities in freelance social media management, and to spend more time traveling, crafting and writing. Nonetheless, I am leaving with a wealth of wonderful memories. BurdaStyle has been an absolutely fantastic experience for me. I have grown so much, and have been taught so many lessons that I will undoubtedly take with me as I begin a new journey.
I first started here as an intern, and was immediately captivated by the beautiful community of passionate creators. It has been so much fun interacting with all of you on the site and through social media channels like Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Tumblr. As the Community and Customer Service manager, I have loved browsing through your amazing creations every day, and working to make the website the best platform as possible for you all to connect with and engage on. I feel so grateful to have seen the growth of many aspects of the site, including the BurdaStyle Sewing Clubs, the BurdaStyle Resource Map and so much more.
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I hope to continue interacting with you all as a BurdaStyle member, and will continue to admire your wonderful projects. I also am planning to further my sewing skills, and will definitely post the results of my sewing progress on BurdaStyle as I make them :)
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