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First Posted: 2/13/2014
The third annual Book 'Em North Carolina Writer's Conference and Book Fair is quickly approaching. It's happening Saturday at Robeson Community College and the doors will open at 9:30 a.m. It is a free event and open to the public.
You'll definitely want to bring the entire family. A large section of the event is The Children's Corner, which is made up of children's authors who read to groups of children all day long. There will also be face-painting, crafts and activities that will be a lot of fun for children of all ages. Be sure and sign up your child for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library if you haven't already, and stop by the Kiwanis Club of Lumberton's table for a special treat. Miss North Carolina will also be in The Children's Corner, so bring your camera.
If you love reading, you'll find authors of nearly every genre represented there. You can talk to the authors one-on-one, find out all the behind-the-scenes information about the writing of their books, and they'll be happy to autograph your book for you. When you purchase books at Book 'Em North Carolina, at least 40 percent of each book sale goes into literacy campaigns right here in Robeson County. There will be cashiers at the main doors in the lobby of the Lewis Auditorium and they'll be accepting MasterCard and Visa, as well as checks and cash.
If you're an aspiring writer, you'll be able to connect face-to-face with publishers. Some authors travel from as far away as California to meet these publishers in Lumberton. Several aspiring writers have received publishing contracts as a direct result of meeting publishers at Book 'Em, including Ginger King, who will be featured this week on The Tarheel Traveler on WRAL-TV.
And whether you're a reader or a writer, you'll enjoy the panel discussions and solo talks that go on all day long, beginning at 10 a.m. The talks are free to attend, except for Jamie Oldaker's and John Regan's talks. To attend these rock stars' talks, you'll need to show proof of purchase of at least one book at Book 'Em North Carolina to help us raise money for literacy campaigns in Robeson County.
The complete Talks Schedule is online at www.bookemnc.org, under "Quick Links" on the home page. You'll also find the author seating chart, so you can find your favorite authors, including more than 30 award-winning authors and New York Times bestselling authors Bob Mayer and Haywood Smith, Hollywood producer Adam Cushman, and musicians Jamie Oldaker and John Regan.
While you're on our website, check out each author's bio online. You'll find book trailers and links to each author's website and plenty of information about the event.
The proceeds from this event will go to the Dolly Parton Imagination Library of Robeson County through United Way to buy books for children ages 1 through 5; to Communities in Schools of Robeson County to buy books for all grade levels; to Friends of the Robeson County Public Library for adult literacy programs; and to the Lumberton Police Department for their involvement in Reading Across America. In the past two years, the event has raised $18,600 for these literacy campaigns.
Columnist p.m.terrell is an award-winning, internationally acclaimed author of more than 18 books in four genres and the founder of Book 'Em North Carolina.


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Daniel Steffen is a Graphic Designer and Art Director concentrating on corporate design, editorial design and digital design.
His work lays equal value on aesthetics and clear presentation of information. Among the services offered are development of creative ideas for both print and online projects, graphic design and art direction. Daniel Steffen does carefully conceptual design from the initial idea to the final product.
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Despite the tumor-shrinking medical miracle that has bought her a few years, Hazel has never been anything but terminal, her final chapter inscribed upon diagnosis. But when a gorgeous plot twist named Augustus Waters suddenly appears at Cancer Kid Support Group, Hazel's story is about to be completely rewritten. Insightful, bold, irreverent, and raw,
The Fault in Our Stars is award-winning-author John Green's most ambitious and heartbreaking work yet, brilliantly exploring the funny, thrilling, and tragic business of being alive and in love.
"Wonderful Poignant Story"
It isn't easy being Sunday's child, not when you're the rather overlooked and unhappy youngest sibling to sisters named for the other six days of the week. Sunday's only comfort is writing stories, although what she writes has a terrible tendency to come true. When Sunday meets an enchanted frog who asks about her stories, the two become friends. Soon that friendship deepens into something magical. One night, Sunday kisses her frog goodbye and leaves, not realizing that her love has transformed him....
"Charming... Enchanting"
A storm. Rain-lashed city streets. A flash of lightning. A scruffy lad sees a girl leap desperately from a horse-drawn carriage in a vain attempt to escape her captors. Can the lad stand by and let her be caught again? Of course not, because he's...Dodger. Seventeen-year-old Dodger may be a street urchin, but he gleans a living from London's sewers, and he knows a jewel when he sees one. He's not about to let anything happen to the unknown girl - not even if her fate impacts the most powerful people in England.
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Something dark and evil has awakened.... Evie O'Neill has been exiled from her boring old hometown and shipped off to the bustling streets of New York City - and she is pos-i-tute-ly ecstatic. It's 1926, and New York is filled with speakeasies, Ziegfeld girls, and rakish pickpockets. The only catch is that she has to live with her uncle Will and his unhealthy obsession with the occult. Evie worries her uncle will discover her darkest secret: a supernatural power that has only brought her trouble so far.
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Not so very long ago, Eragon - Shadeslayer, Dragon Rider - was nothing more than a poor farm boy, and his dragon, Saphira, only a blue stone in the forest. Now the fate of an entire civilization rests on their shoulders. months of training and battle have brought victories and hope, but they have also brought heartbreaking loss. And still, the real battle lies ahead: they must confront Galbatorix. When they do, they will have to be strong enough to defeat him. And if they cannot, no one can.
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Founded in 1961, our glass paperweights have always been inspired by the beautiful colours of the Scottish landscape. From the purple heather to the blue lochs, we're proud to spend our time crafting among this unique scenery.
Over 50 years after our inception, glass paperweights are sought after by buyers and collectors all over the world, thanks to our innovative design and quality glassmaking techniques.
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The man behind Caithness paperweights, Colin Terris, founded the Paperweight Collectors< Circle in 1976. Enthusiasts from around the world share the secrets of the art of glassmaking and a love of beautifully designed and collectable paperweights.
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Our paperweights are so revered because each and every one is a unique work of art, designed and individually handcrafted by our talented team here in Scotland. Our paperweights make wonderful gifts to mark special occasions, whether it's a wedding, an anniversary or a new arrival. We can even create personalised paperweights, for that extra special touch.
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The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission provides a list of approved schools that offer TABC Certification on its website at Tabc.State.Tx.us. Some employers provide the training directly to their employers for free, but the Commission advises that licensed schools that offer online training typically charge a fee between $20 and $30 for the course and certification. It warns consumers against unlicensed schools offering counterfeit certificates at no cost, but it doesn't set the fee.Continue Reading
The TABC Certification program is a short course designed to teach employees in the retail and hospitality industries about the state laws regarding sales and service of alcohol. The course trains bartenders, servers and clerks to identify and prevent sales to minors, intoxicated customers and others who should not be served according to the law.
The TABC courses are either provided by employers or by schools or businesses whose curricula have been reviewed and approved by the TABC, and trainers must be individually certified. A worker who completes an approved program and passes the test receives a certificate that licenses him to sell alcohol in Texas. The Commission maintains an online database of certified persons, and workers who need replacement certificates can apply online to receive new copies.Learn more about Career Aspirations


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Rebalancing Nodes
To start a rebalance process, provide the ejectedNodes and knownNodes parameters. These parameters contain the list of nodes that have been marked to be ejected and the list of nodes that are known within the cluster.
Retrieve information about ejected and known nodes by getting the current node configuration. This ensures that the client making the REST API request is aware of the current cluster configuration. Nodes should have been previously added or marked for removal as appropriate.
HTTP method and URI
The information must be supplied via the ejectedNodes and knownNodes parameters as a POST operation to the /controller/rebalance endpoint.
POST /controller/rebalance
curl -v -X POST -u [admin]:[password]
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Curl request example for rebalancing new nodes in to a cluster:
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Curl request example for rebalancing nodes out of a cluster:
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GOP Congressional Handbook Warns Freshmen: Avoid The Press
The 144-page guidebook put out by incoming Majority Leader Eric Cantor and other Republican leaders offers typical conservative anti-media paranoia.
"Certain members of the media will be looking to 'ambush' unsuspecting freshmen as they walk to the Capitol to vote. If it's a contentious issue and you don't wish to be interviewed, then take the tunnel. The odds are better this way that you won't be caught off guard."Click here for reuse options!
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Located on Shelter Island, NY down a quiet lane within walking distance of Wades Beach and the Nature Conservancy's Mashomack preserve. This impeccably maintained hilltop traditional, reminiscent of a European country home, is situated on 2 acres with views of shimmering ponds and meadows. Entering the front foyer, your eye will be drawn to the Brazilian walnut floors and vaulted ceilings of cedar, accented with custom fir and surrounded by oversized windows allowing an abundance of sunlight into all rooms. The first floor offers a Mediterranean style kitchen with Terra cotta floors and custom maple cabinets with tumbled marble back splash. A small office is off the entry hall as is a full bath. The living room is the centerpiece, with a sunny spaciousness living and dining areas separated with a grand 24-foot double-sided fieldstone gas fireplace. Three bedrooms are upstairs, along with a common hallway full bath and en-suite master bath. French doors from the living room lead to an 870-foot mahogany deck with electronic awning and outfitted with a BBQ and large outdoor dining table. Perfect for entertaining. The generously sized and landscaped heated Gunite pool has a slate patio and waterfall, along with an outdoor shower. Just off the back deck is the carriage house which features a guest room with cherry wood floors, central air and cathedral ceilings. The carriage house does not have its own bathroom, guests use the full bathroom on the first floor of the main house. There are a total of 2 garage bays available for the renter's use.
Area: A three-minute ride on the South Ferry takes you to Sag Harbor and the Hamptons, with its restaurants, movie theaters, fashion boutiques and beaches. A 10-minute ride on the North Ferry takes you to the North Fork, known for its rolling wine country and quaint towns including Greenport with its restored 1920's Merry-Go-Round, shopping, and Tall Ships. Stop by one of the many roadside farmer market stands for fresh local produce, etc.
We fell in love with Shelter Island when we first visited. It has the perfect mix of nature, wonderful food and outdoor activities. It is a short ferry ride from the Hamptons and Sag Harbor.
Jenna purchased this chateau / country house in 2013
The location of this home is perfect. It is down a quiet tree covered lane with ponds. We love being able to walk to Wades Beach and to the Nature Conservatory's Mashomack Preserve. The home has beautiful wood work and high vaulting ceilings. It is a perfect getaway with plenty of room for friends and family to join.
We instantly loved the large grass lawn and pool, as well as the wrap around deck, which gives plenty of room for entertaining and relaxing. The Brazilian Walnut floors throughout the house and gorgeous.
The house was outfitted with everything one might need and the yard and deck were so relaxing and beautiful. Thank you for all, we will be back.
My family and I spent a long weekend here and what a great choice! It's only about a 2-hour drive for us from our home in NYC but we felt like were hundreds of miles away…Shelter Island is the perfect combination of rustic woodlands, rolling hills, and of course beautiful beaches. The local people, shops, cafes, and nature preserve made this quaint little island more charming than expected. Shelter Island has it all and is so unlike anywhere else I've visited in the region. Additionally, the gorgeous trees and plantings surrounding the house make it feel like you are in the Catskills! Unobstructed views of this pastoral and rustic landscape can be seen through each window in this home, especially the master-bedroom window. The photos online of this beautiful home do not do it justice. The house is kept in perfect condition and everything from the high-end appliances down to the bed sheets and towels are top quality. It was a pleasure to explore the island but was also a pleasure to just stay home, cook/bbq a delicious meal and relax with some good wine, good music, and soak in the tub. Thank you for sharing your lovely home!
We live in Stockholm and we loved this house, it is a great place to relax and entertain.
We especially enjoyed the private feeling of the location; we couldn't see nor hear any neighbors from the house and just had large trees and green to look out at.
The pool is fantastic and the deck area is so nice to stay for hours for a quiet and relaxing time .
The kitchen is outfitted with everything you need and great quality items. Inside the house the decoration is very nicely done and feels open and light and all perfectly clean and at the same time feeling relaxed and comfortable.
You can walk to both the preserve and the beach from the house. We absolutely loved the rest of the island; long bicycle rides, tasty restaurants, lovely beaches and for the evenings, very nice bars !
We didn't want to leave and we will definitely be back. Thank you!
The home is within walking distance of Wades Beach and the Nature Conservatory's Mashomack preserve for hiking, etc. It is located very close to Shelter Island township, boat marina, etc. Shelter island is a beautiful island within a few minute ferry ride of the Hamptons and the North Shore wine region. It is a perfect place for sailing, boating, bike riding, swimming, hiking, wonderful fresh produce and seafood, etc.
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AGE OF UNDERPANTS - 4 to 10 years!
A survey of men's underwear buying habits provoked outrage in the UK when it was revealed guys were (a) tolerating holes in their underpants (b) keeping undies for up to 10 years - and the average age of their boxers and briefs was four years. Plus (c) 10% of males confessed to wearing the same undercrackers for an entire WEEK before they were washed.
No surprise then, that the male population of Britain was reminded that nasty knickers are as much of a turn-off as bad breath.
Strange then, that the average man's underwear collection comprised of 13 pairs of pants. Some silly mathematics explains how some men make their kecks last a decade - if they get washed once a week, that means each pair is worn only four times a year. Ewwwww.


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William Fruet directed this tense Canadian rape-revenge thriller which attempted to capitalize on the success of Wes Craven's Wes Craven (1972). The film concerns a vacationing couple, Harry and Diane (Chuck Shamata and more
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Movies.com, the ultimate source for everything movies, is your destination for new movie trailers, reviews, photos, times, tickets + more! Stay in the know with the latest movie news and cast interviews at Movies.com.
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Kannojoo Photography
My passion for photography has grown into a lifelong love affair. I consider it as a privilege to be the one to capture special moments in people's lives. Sometimes it is simply the love that you feel for your family, endless joy seeing your little ones growing up so fast, life's special occasions, precious and memorable wedding moments, Kannojoo Photography is always at your service to make these memories cherish for life.


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NICHOLASVILLE — When Richard Weber leaves his office, a restored old farmhouse on the grounds of his Springhouse Gardens in Nicholasville, he takes a few moments to stroll around.
That allows him to soak in the beauty of the landscape and greenery that surround him in the evening light and to let creative ideas take shape for new plans large and small in the paradise he has created. At some point on one these strolls he came up with a technique he calls "tuck-in gardening."
Simply put, just stand back and assess your garden for places where you could fit in something that will improve the garden's appeal, then give your idea a try. It's an easy way to allow experimentation, one of gardening's great joys.
The purposes could be many: to add height, fill in empty edges with low-lying ground cover, to play with color or light and dark foliage clusters, or to switch out plants when a spot has become too shady or bright. Perhaps you want to attract specific creatures, from cats to butterflies, or lean toward using more native plants.
Since it was established in 1995, Weber's work in establishing this retail garden, nursery and landscape center has transformed 61/2 acres of a traditional tobacco farm off Harrodsburg Road just south of the Jessamine County line.
With a passion for discovering and sharing interesting plants, and a talent for combining them in enduring, sustainable landscapes filled with rich color and texture, Weber has a lot to share with home gardeners wanting to keep their perennial beds fresh and vibrant.
As a landscape architect, he has won numerous awards for his designs, including two from the Perennial Plant Association; Springhouse Gardens was also named one of Today's Garden Center's Revolutionary 100 for successfully reaching out to customers to share information.
Weber's demonstration beds were established nearly 20 years ago but reworked over the ensuing years. The Kousa dogwood and willow oak trees at the center of each bed were once small, but now have grown large, creating shade, but many of the original perennials, like anemone and daylilies, still survive.
"It's a microcosm," Weber says. "First you need to have the main plants, and if you design it well, the garden will last."
He chose evergreens, like the dwarf Hinoki cypress, to provide winter interest and a dark green backdrop against which lighter perennial blooms and foliage can stand out.
A burgundy, gold and white color scheme dominates this Springhouse garden plot, not only in the flowers but also leaf colors and patterns. Shade-loving "Stained Glass" hosta (with its broad light gold and green leaves) and "Stainless Steel" Heuchera (with white-blossomed flower spikes and silvery purple leaves) are standouts.
An interesting ground cover choice to tuck in is the little purple-veined "Silver Gem" viola.
Weber says he also likes to place pots with blooming bulbs among the plants for a spring surprise, and other potted plants from the sales tables just to see how they'll fit.
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Whether this one was made to hold tooth pick (usually gold) or beauty patches (the small black dots people applied to the face and bodice as beauty marks), the navette shape and beautiful old mottled shell surely thrilled the original owner each time it was brought out for use. And the next owner, lo these 200 plus years hence, will also thrill at this one - pristine as it truly is! My photographer has it upside down in some images, with the velveted side looking like the lid, the other side, where a navette-shaped mirror would have once resided, is down. Please don't be confused by that.
Very good to excellent condition, just as you see it in our images. Circa 1770-1820, remarkably unscathed by time, apart from the mirror being gone.
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Guide to Galicia
Gorgeous Galicia in the far North West corner of Spain is one of the country's greenest, loveliest and most unusual regions.
It boasts one of the longest and most unspoilt coastlines of any Spanish region, offering some of the finest seafood in Europe. It is also home to what is probably the world's best known walk – the hallowed Santiago Way.
This is a relatively little known corner of the Iberian Peninsula which attracts history and culture buffs, bird watchers, water sports enthusiasts and Spanish holidaymakers keen to escape the crowds and blistering summer heat of the Southern and Eastern costas. Walkers and cyclists from all over the world make for the Galician capital, Santiago de Compostela, their destination when they embark on the famous 'Camino de Santiago' (Santiago Way) which has been trodden by pilgrims for more than 1,000 years.
The age-old pilgrimage is comprised of various routes, all leading to the shrine of St James the Apostle at the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela – a city which was declared a World Heritage Site in 1993.
The city is teeming with places of historic interest including the world's oldest hotel – the Hostal Tres Reyes Catolicos which was originally a pilgrims' hospital and is now one of the most exclusive hotels in the Government owned chain of Spanish Paradors.
Low key tourism has started to develop here in recent years but despite Galicia's wealth of glorious beaches, the holiday hordes have largely been kept at bay because the sea's too cold and the weather's too unpredictable. There are no major theme parks and mega tourist centres such as Benidorm and Torremolinos along the Galician coastline.
Exploring Galicia's 200 kilometre coastline is an absolute delight if you're not in any particular hurry and you're the sort of person who abhors the over development of the cluttered holiday costas. There are magnificent long, sandy stretches which are never over-crowded (even in high season), Norwegian-style fjords and sheltered inlets with shallow lagoons for safe and relatively warm bathing.
The coastline is peppered with pretty fishing ports and superb fish restaurants offering the sumptuous fresh seafood for which the region is so famous. Local delicacies include the rather gruesome-looking 'goose barnacles' known as percebes of which Hollywood actor/director Woody Allen is said to have remarked: "How can anything so ugly be so delicious?." Many a foreign visitor bold enough to try one has concluded that the taste of these particular barnacles is quite as gruesome as their appearance!
First time visitors to the region are often perplexed by thousands of odd looking buildings on stilts, topped with crosses, which are a distinctive feature of the Galician countryside. At first glance they appear to be some kind of religious shrine but in fact they are the traditional way of storing grain. Known as 'horreos' these grain stores are no longer used for their original purpose but are proudly preserved as an essential element of Galician heritage. You can buy miniature ceramic versions as souvenirs and full size new horreos are still built today (as decorative features rather than for any practical purpose).
Galego - the language of Galicia
The people of Galicia are proud to speak their own language which is more akin to Portuguese than it is to the main language of Castilian (Castellano). And they safeguard their ancient culture and heritage which binds them more closely in many ways to their fellow Celtic 'nations' such as Ireland or Cornwall than to neighbouring Spanish regions. Galicia is a land of rolling mists, green hills and an abiding belief in witchcraft and Celtic folklore – all a far cry from the sunny Spain known to millions of foreign package holidaymakers.
Places of interest in Galicia
Santiago de Compostela
The capital of Galicia and final destination of the famous pilgrimage way is certainly among Spain's most beautiful cities.
La Coruna
This city, of high economical importance, is located at a peninsula. Major attractions include the Romanesque churches, the synagogue and the old quarter which offers an interesting contrast between almost fragile buildings and massive stone palaces.
Galicia's most populated city with the most important port. The historic quarter is very charming and well preserved.
The old quarter of Lugo, to the South East of La Coruña, is completely encircled by defence walls built by the Romans 1,700 years ago and are still perfectly preserved
This province is said to be one of the most beautiful of Spain, thanks to the marvelous landscapes of Rias Baixas. The city itself offers an outstanding monumental center.
Other historic towns in the region include La Coruña (A Coruña in the Galician language of Galego), where you'll find the world's oldest working lighthouse – the Tower of Hercules which overlooks the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and Cantabrian Sea. This was the departure point for the ill-fated Spanish Armada which set sail for England in 1588 and was repulsed by Sir Francis Drake's navy.
And in the town of Ourense you can visit the Roman spa baths, where the water is a constant 70 degrees centigrade all year round or the beautiful Romanesque cathedral.
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Wine from GaliciaGalicia, the mysterious Finisterre (End of the Earth) where the Roman...
Fiestas in GaliciaHere is a list of some of the most popular fiestas and carnivals to...
Wild GaliciaI sometimes ponder on the psychological confusion and disorientation...
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The history of the city began to be important in Roman times, when the...
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OPENING FILM: Forbidden Games: The Justin Fashanu Story
Tue Nov 14, 20:30
dir. Jon Carey, Adam Darke / UK 2017 / 84'
This documentary shines a light on the often overlooked story of the magnetic, enigmatic Justin Fashanu - the world's first £1 million black football player, and first openly gay football player, whose life was tragically cut short.
At a time when British society was struck by intense racial and class division, regionally-raised black brothers Justin, and later John, Fashanu excelled in football and found success that propelled them into the spotlight. Justin came out publicly in 1990, and almost 3 decades later still stands alone as one of the only openly gay footballers.
The tragedy of Justin's life is a curiosity almost stranger than fiction. Justin initially felt pride in his success and the attention and money it brought, but later found himself bound by insecurity and pressure. Don't miss this engrossing and vital documentary about one of the UK's most unforgettable and whitewashed queer stories.
Short before the feature:
Birds of a Feather / dir. Dann Parry / UK 2017 / 4'30
An emotionally wresting animation that packs as much punch into its four and a half minutes as most features do in two hours, about the trauma that homophobia (internalised or external) can do to ourselves and our communities.
Followed by a Q&A with filmmakers Adam Darke & Jon Carey, hosted by BlackOutUK.


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President George Washington forged this area in 1791, and Wilmington Foundation and Without Limits invite you to do the same! The two organizations have partnered to bring the first Ultra race to Wilmington next January. Whether you are a participant, a sponsor, or a spectator, you will be an important part of the Southern Tour Ultra!
The Southern Tour Ultra will include a 50-kilometer race and a 50-mile team age graded relay. Be a part of history while promoting healthy living and having fun. With awesome classic rock, camping, tailgating and an all-day bon fire, this will be much more than an Ultra race.
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With a beauty unparalleled, this unmanaged coastal wilderness includes a labyrinth of trees and winding paths that take you from the historical soil where President Washington stood to the wind-swept coastal plains. You run in a tunnel of vines and dense forest and open into a sand-laden marshland with amazing views. One with nature, you may encounter osprey flying overhead or even deer on the trails—all part of the Ultra-experience. The blue and orange skies of the coastal Carolinas beckon you to keep going! It is an Ultra and despite the conditions, you cannot give up!
Join us in presenting this unique event to our community and to the Ultra race community.
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5:00pm – Pre-race meeting
6:00pm - All RVs and Campers must be inside the premises
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7:25 National Anthem
7:30 No more cars will be allowed to park onsite (people can exit anytime throughout the morning)
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8:00am 50 mile relay 1st leg runners start
5:00pm Course Sweep – you must be on your last lap by 5:00pm to finish (That gives 50K 9.5 hours and 50 mile relay 9 hours)
10:00pm anyone camping – all music and noise off
9:00am clear site – please plan to be gone by 9:00am
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Location: NEW ENTRANCE. This year, the race entrance is located off Scott's Hill Loop Rd. The previous entrance will now be an EXIT ONLY onto US 17. The address to enter the premises is 3465 SCOTT'S HILL LOOP RD. WILMINGTON, NC 28411
Friday, January 12th from 1:00pm to 6:00pm. (If you need to make arrangements to come later, please let us know.)
We are thankful to be able to use this property. This piece of land is one of a kind and we MUST take care of it to continue this race year after year. We have a zero tolerance policy on anyone breaking our site rules, and you will be asked to leave if there are any issues.
Be aware – the course has its challenges. This is a not like a road race. There are obstacles, difficult footing, and challenging areas. This is an ULTRA RACE! Be aware and mindful of where you are stepping and looking at all times. The course terrain and race site is VERY Natural. Expect all conditions and plan to spend a day in the deep woods.
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Mr Fogle, 35, is known for his work as a BBC presenter, with stints on Countryfile, One Man and His Dog, Wild in Africa, Holiday and Cash in the Attic. But now he has discovered he has Leishmaniasis, a parasitic infection caused by the bite of a sandfly.
He realised he was unwell after returning from filming a new series of Extreme Dreams for BBC2 in the jungles of Peru. He returned in September and spent three weeks in bed. He thought that he had malaria, but after an open sore an inch wide appeared on his right arm, experts at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases in London realised that he had a different, potentially life-threatening infection. If the parasites spread to the vital organs it can kill.
There are approximately two million new cases worldwide each year, and 70,000 deaths. Just two cases are seen in Britain each year on average, usually as a result of travel to the Mediterranean. The treatment is with a form of antimony called sodium stibogluconate, which has to be injected slowly into the veins. It can damage the veins and can also cause side-effects such as sickness and diarrhoea, headaches, tiredness, joint or muscle pains and dizziness.
Mr Fogle, who also writes for the Sunday Telegraph, spent eight weeks filming in different locations in Peru, including untouched rainforest. He was the only member of the crew not to suffer any illness while there.
His agent, Alison Griffin, told the Telegraph: "He has only just learned that he has this condition. We are waiting to hear what the next step is. He is waiting for confirmation that this is what he has, and then the treatment will start, probably next week. He won't really be on the mend until he has had the treatment.
"It needs to start urgently, otherwise it is very serious. He will have to have an intravenous treatment lasting an hour each day, for about a month."
Mr Fogle, who lives in London with his wife Marina, 30, is due travel to the Antarctic on December 14 to take part in a race to the South Pole alongside team mate James Cracknell. They will have to pull sledges carrying their provisions and equipment across the frozen landscape to beat teams from across the world to the South Pole. He is said to be determined that his illness will not stop him taking part.
Mr Fogle came to public attention in the original series of Castaway in 2000 where 36 people from across the country spent a year living on the Scottish island of Taransay, building their own shelters and fending for themselves in a community.


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Supply Chain Manager, Dean of Science Office
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Supply chain management is continuing to evolve and there is always a new learning experience on the horizon.
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Something related to the music or entertainment business.
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Fish plant line worker, sorting capelin in summer months.
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A collection of short stories - most recently 'The Loss of Thalia' by Jessica Grant.
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Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back
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BSA provides the troop program feature guides as a resource for Boy Scout troops. A PLC can use these guides to plan a series of meetings and outings around a single theme. My post Troop Program Features for Meetings and Outings has more information about these guides.
The plans for the Environment troop program feature can be found in Volume 2 of Troop Program Features from BSA:
In this program feature we will aim to explain the "web of life" and show Scouts how they can do their part to help preserve it. Troop meeting activities will cover some of the strands of the web of life. In the process, Scouts will learn more about wildlife, trees, plants, rocks, and soil. Patrols can do some ecology projects that will enhance their understanding of the web.
The focus of this program feature is on the interdependence of living things. Younger Scouts will work on cooking, nature, camping, and a few other requirements. Experienced Scouts will work on the Camping Merit Badge and Environmental Science Merit Badge. Other merit badges which fit this theme include Cooking, Hiking, Backpacking, Wilderness Survival, Insect Study, Reptile and Amphibian Study, Soil and Water Conservation, and Mammal Study merit badges.
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The taxpayer-supported network that's home to "Sesame Street" and noted for highlighting the fine arts will sink to a new low on Monday when it shows "After Tiller," a love letter to late-term abortion.
The propaganda film highlights the grisly business of third-trimester abortion and the four abortionists who openly commit it in the United States, a rogue's gallery if ever there was one.
Just weeks after the film opened to rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival in 2013, one of its "stars," George Tiller protégé LeRoy Cahart, killed baby Madison Leigh during her 33rd week of gestation. Days later, her mother, Jennifer Morbelli, also died. Carhart was in another state, perhaps on his way to kill other babies, when Jennifer was dying. This is the same abortionist who was caught on an undercover video comparing a baby he has killed in the womb to "meat in a crockpot."
The film also profiles Susan Robinson, who admitted during one interview that killing a child at 37 weeks, instead of the 34 weeks she had expected, "was quite a moment." She suggests that parents of the fully formed babies she kills take pictures and footprints, and create a memory box for the child they decided was not worthy of a live birth.
In 2008, Operation Rescue filed a police report about Shelley Sella, another of the four, after an employee at Tiller's Wichita clinic said she had seen Sella stab to death a baby born alive at 35 weeks. Nothing ever came of that, which should surprise no one.
And finally, meet Warren Hern. His abortion how-to textbook described the procedure used to kill a late-term baby using the D&E (dilation and evacuation) method: "The procedure changes significantly at 21 weeks because the fetal tissues become much more cohesive and difficult to dismember. This problem is accentuated by the fact that the fetal pelvis may be as much as 5cm in width. The calvaria [head] is no longer the principal problem; it can be collapsed. Other structures, such as the pelvis, present more difficulty….A long curved Mayo scissors may be necessary to decapitate and dismember the fetus."
These are the "stars" PBS is choosing to highlight as a holiday honoring working people in America draws to a close.
Viewers will hear the terrible circumstances – and they are often terrible, tragic and unbearably sad – that brought these parents to consider such a brutal and barbaric end to their child's life. But there are many truths that viewers will not hear and see, including what Dr. John Bruchalski told me about later-term abortion for my book, "Recall Abortion."
"When you kill another human life up close and personal," he said, "it's viciously brutal. The baby fights back a little bit. When they get real big, they don't want to be killed."
It is no doubt true that many of these mothers and fathers were convinced to abort by doctors who were afraid of malpractice or "wrongful life" lawsuits. We know that a doctor told Jennifer Morbelli her much-wanted daughter would have a seizure disorder. Women with Down syndrome babies in their womb are routinely pushed toward abortion. On my Radio Maria show this coming Tuesday, high school teacher Chad Judice will talk about the day he and his wife were told their second child would be born with spina bifida, and then given literature indicating that 80 percent of such babies are aborted. His son Eli, the subject of two books and now a happy kindergartener in Louisiana, owes his life to his parent's conviction that every life is precious.
Many babies with fetal anomalies will never make it to kindergarten and will die shortly after birth. It's these circumstances that are highlighted in "After Tiller." I haven't seen the film yet but I am certain there is no mention of perinatal hospice, a humane and loving alternative that parents can make for their critically ill babies. I also wrote about this option in "Recall Abortion," and you can learn much more about it there. Committing to perinatal hospice requires mothers to continue to nurture in their womb babies they know will die. This can't be easy, but there is solace, and love, and dignity, in giving birth to these children and holding them in the close embrace of their families for however much time they have. Mothers and fathers can create memory boxes with mementos of their living child. That's real choice.
Whether you decide to watch "After Tiller" or not, let PBS know how you feel about the kind of programming they are spending your tax dollars to highlight. Click here to leave a comment for the PBS ombudsman. And tell them you expect to see the Gosnell movie on their station lineup once that film is released.


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Now that that's out of the way, I've got a couple more interviews to report, and each of these have actual, honest-to-god giveaways at the end! Follow the links and you'll have a chance to win A FREE COPY OF BAD GLASS, courtesy my wonderful publisher, Del Rey.
Here's my Interview/Giveaway at The Qwillery.
"I've always been a fan of apocalyptic and "weird city" fiction (books like The Stand, or Swan Song, or Viriconium, or Gormenghast), but those things always seemed like such a huge undertaking to me – the world-building, the large cast of characters, the delicate mood. I think, when I sat down to write Bad Glass, I just felt like it was time for me to stop fooling around and start working on something I'd genuinely love. Even if it was big and scary and intimidating."
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"For some reason, I'm affected by weird body horror. If I looked down and saw a pulsing growth sticking out of my abdomen, maybe moving around with a mind of its own, that would probably freak me the hell out …"
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text: human behavior The Human Science Behind Consumer Behavior By Virginia Prescott • Feb 27, 2013 Endless Simmer via Flickr Creative Commons Anthropology translates literally to the "science of humanity." We tend to think of it as a field that seeks to answer the big questions about what makes us human. A number of consultant anthopologists are seeking to answer queries that appear somewhat less profound. For example, consulting firms like ReD Associates use field research and ethnography to figure out (among other things) how people are drinking Absolut vodka at house parties. Their services offer corporate clients a deeper understanding of consumer behavior through these anthropological methods, which presents a challenge to a traditionally academic arena with its own code of ethics and standards. Is Fiction Good For Us? By Virginia Prescott • May 10, 2012 Photo by Bryan Alexander via Flickr Creative Commons Novels, movies, TV and games engage the human imagination with tragedy, comedy, sex, violence, twisted families, rapacious gangsters, mysteries and monsters. But could all this fantasy be good for us? Jonathan Gottschall is author of The Storytelling Animal: How Stories Make us Human. He wrote about research into how fiction influences our views for The Boston Globe.


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MCC and SUNY Learning Network have teamed up to offer NYS Coaching Certification courses. This innovative program meets the eligibility requirements for individuals to coach in the public schools in New York State.
How to Register:
You don't need to apply for admission to the College. If you are a new student you can register by mail, in person, or by fax. You'll need to complete a registration form and a Certificate of Residence form. Mail the completed forms to MCC, 1000 E. Henrietta, Bldg 6 Rm 203, Rochester, NY, 14623. Or, fax them to 585-292-3850. For more information on registration, visit our registration web page.
If you're a current student, you may use any of these methods or register over the web.
If you would like to be considered for admission to the College, contact Admissions as 585-292-2200 or visit the Admissions web page.
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The following courses are required for successful completion of the classroom or on-line NYS Coaching Certification:
PPE 175 - Principles and Philosophies of Physical Education and Sport
PPE 170 - Introduction to Sport Medicine
PPE 209 - Theories and Techniques of Coaching
CPR and Child Abuse Seminar are also required.
These requirements may be completed at MCC or students may use previously completed courses.
About the Faculty
Dr. Elizabeth Kelly has been a professor at Monroe Community College and adjunct professor at various area colleges for the past 24 years. Currently she is the Program Director for the Physical Educations Studies Program at Monroe Community College. She also is a Sport Psychologist in private practice.
As a professor she has taught a diversity of courses ranging from pedagogy to the sport sciences and fitness. Liz has coached youth and high school sports and the clients within her private practice run the gamut from recreational to national and international caliber athletes. She has been involved in all levels of state and national service organizations and is certified at the Director level through the American College of Sport Medicine.
Dr. Kelly is presently conducting observational research into fan behavior from the sidelines as a parent of a premier and high school athlete
Douglas R Henneberg MS, ATC, has been the head athletic trainer and physical education instructor at MCC since 2000. He received his B. S. degree in athletic training from Eastern Kentucky University and his M. S. in sports medicine from the University of Pittsburgh. Prior to joining MCC, Henneberg was a physical education teacher in Lynchburg, VA. He has had experience working Division 1 football, USA Junior College all-star baseball and WWF wrestling. Currently he is responsible for the prevention and care of all athletic injuries for MCC's 14 sports and teaches the Introduction to Sport Medicine course. Henneberg is a certified athletic trainer through the National Athletic Trainers Association, and is licensed through the New York State Education Department.
Rocky Delfino has been teaching in the Physical Education Studies program at MCC since 1999. Currently, he is also the Men's Head Lacrosse coach at MCC, as well as an assistant varsity football coach at Aquinas Institute. Rocky has experience coaching college football at St. John Fisher College and has eighteen years of experience coaching football, wrestling, baseball and lacrosse at the high school level.
Can I be hired as a coach while I am a student?
Yes, once you have begun coaching certification you may be hired as a coach. This is the decision of the athletic director in the district to which you are applying.
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Admissions 585-292-2200;
Financial Aid 585-292-2050;
Registration & Records 585-292-2300;
SUNY Learning Network sln.suny.edu
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You also have the option to download a paper copy of the Coming Events Form from our Forms page for completion. You can then scan and email your completed form; or fax it to 613-478-6457; or drop it off at the Municipal Office at 255 Metcalf St., Tweed.
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LOS ANGELES --Our pet of the week on Tuesday is a 3-year-old Shih Tzu mix named Trina. Please give her a good home!
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly oil a 9-by-13-inch baking dish. Scrape out the gills of the portobellos with a spoon, then halve the mushrooms horizontally to make 6 thin rounds.
Heat the olive oil in a saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the red pepper flakes and garlic; cook 1 minute. Reduce the heat to low, add the tomatoes and basil and cook until the garlic is soft, about 15 more minutes. Transfer to a food processor and puree until smooth. Season with salt and pepper.
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Dredge the mushrooms in flour, shaking off the excess. Dip in the eggs and then in the panko mixture, pressing to coat both sides. Heat 1/2 inch peanut oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Working in batches, fry the mushrooms until golden, about 2 minutes per side. Drain on paper towels.
Spread a layer of the tomato sauce in the prepared baking dish. Add the fried mushrooms, then cover with the remaining tomato sauce. Top with the mozzarella and the remaining 1/2 cup parmesan. Bake until browned, 20 to 25 minutes. Sprinkle with the remaining 1 tablespoon parsley.
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Donner Peak Trail is a 3.5 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Norden, California that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Snowshoes can be useful along this route as deep snow can persist here into late spring and beyond.
Great hike to take in the meteor shower, some of the trail branches off, but the mobile signal is good.
Lindsay R.
Beautiful spot. Views get better and better as you ascend. I'm not in very good shape so the elevation was quite a challenge for me, but I made it! Lots of good rocks to use as rest stops and to enjoy the views along the way. Will definitely go back.
Easy to moderate hike. We did it at 4pm and it was hot on the way up, but beautiful. View at the very top is gorgeous. But if a scramble to get up there. And there's a hidden geocache!
Stacy S.
Great trail off I-80. Some hard switchbacks at the beginning but it's overall short to get to the peak and view of Donner Lake below. You can continue onto Mt. Judah but it was not worth it to me.
There is some ice at first and deeper snow as you climb, but the views are great! If you stick the to gps you can stay on he trail up and back. The trail gets creative with the snow cover.
Includes about a mile of unshaded switchbacks and small rock climb at summit. Awesome views. Was somewhat crowded on an October weekday - this is a school trip for Donner Tahoe kids!
Fun hike with several great lookout points to see donner lake and the sierras. Steep, rocky steps at start (a bit harder for our dogs), but then even elevation throughout the rest of the hike.
Nice hike! Do it in the morning. Gets crowded and more sunny later. First part is very rocky. Plenty of dogs on trail.
Did this one today as we came off Mt Judah...easy climb up to some beautiful scenery!
Absolutely beautiful!
Great hike! Steady incline the entire way and a bit rocky in some areas. Views at the top were gorgeous. Didn't see many folks on the way up...ran into several on the way down. Once you get to the peak there is an opportunity to connect to another trail and add an additional couple of miles to your hike. Recommend!
Zoe R.
I actually thought this trail was fairly easy, so I'm surprised it is rated as moderate. There was a point where it was a steady uphill for a brief stretch, bit the terrain was relatively flat most of the way. The summit provides a beautiful view of Dinner Lake. I also enjoyed the woodsy part of this hike!
Beautiful hike! Started at 7am which was perfect, only a couple other hikers on the trail at that time. It was somewhat confusing because you actually turn onto the Mt. Judah Loop Trail from the PCT, but continue up to Donner Peak as oppose to doing the loop unless you want to. This app was really helpful. Only downside were the plethora of extremely invasive yellow jackets on the peak. They made eating less than enjoyable. So we didn't stay on the peak as long as we would have if it wasn't for the rude bees!
Great hike. Start early to beat the crowds. Nice 360 degree view from the top. The sign in box was missing this time. Only 4 stars because most other people on the trail were loud hikers.
Nancy S.
OMG. I have hiked many places, this has to be one on the best. Nice incline, not too bad. The wild flowers were outstanding. Love it, I will return
This is a game of finding the trailhead.
The Pacific Crest Trail sign is a very very small road sign on Sugar Bowl road, about one mile before you reach the Sugar Bowl resort. turn left and the first parking lot is where the trailhead actually starts.
If you are heading out of Sugar Bowl, it is about 1 mile away, the first road sign on your right. Since the road sign is only painted on one side, you would see only the back of the sign. So slow down and look at it, then turn right. First parking lot.
If you pass the first parking lot, and keep going, you will find the second parking lot, with two buildings that seem to be abandoned. That's where this app mark as the starting point of the trail.
Without knowing better, I started from the second parking lot. The first sight overlooking Donner Lake is great. But I believe this is not the right path. The trailhead should be the same as Mt Judah loop or the PCT trail head.
Anyway, according to this map, I was walking in the creek, and not on a trail. So my shoes do get wet. I couldn't proceed half way through as it just didn't feel right that I am walking in the creek. I headed back out and started again from the first parking lot. But couldn't proceed too much as snow still cover the trail at this time of the year (early June).
Well, will try again later. It has been fun just exploring the area and knowing the various paths.
Lovely views from the top. Very rocky the first mile or so- definitely wear supportive shoes with a good grip. Parked on old donner pass road and found the trailhead from there.
nice uphill hike, rewarding views, great breeze. peak tends to get crowded. Did hike with 3yr old on my back also our 12&7 yr old kids...continued on to mount Judah loop. insane amount of wildflowers towards the end of June. kids loved it,,, is kinda hard starting out then gets easy
Great trail, great area! This was a nice, not too hard hike. The recommendation given here to go up to Donner Peak is good advice. It is well worth it. Note that this deviation is not signed, so you'll have to be alert (and pay attention on the way up, so that you can retrace your steps on the way down).
Climbed this trail on New Years! It had been over a month since the last snow, but the snow was still pretty deep - totally bare ground in some places, but up to your knees in others. The snow also made it kind of hard to find the trail sometimes, but the map on the everytrail app helped a ton! Beware that donner summit road doesn't get plowed, so best to park on one of the plowed roads and walk to the trail head. Totally gorgeous. We had a great time!
Maybe it was me but we couldn't find the trail head from these directions. We ended up parking by Sugar Bowl and then climbing Mt. Lincoln following the cat track/road up to the top. We had a nice hike but the terrain wasn't particularly varied since it was a ski resort. On the other hand, it had great cell coverage if we got in trouble when we climbed down the back way over the lava.


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Thank you for including the gifts with my order. The danburite is definately on! I really appreciate your kindness.... Also, could you please tell me if the danburite and phenicite need to be cleansed. I understand that some crystals do not.
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Quote: "Going forward, our intent is to leave the policy debate over same-sex marriage to the government and political arena," Chik-fil-A said in a statement last week.
Yeah….that's kind of closing the barn door after your chickens escaped. Last night I went to the new Chik-fil-A that opened by my house. The service was friendly, the food good, the place packed. But, I felt uncomfortable. Because, suddenly, a chicken patty smacked between two buns has turned into a political statement.
During an interview on The Ken Coleman radio show, Mr. Dan Cathy, president of Chik-fil-A, agreed to the statement that he opposes gay marriage because of Biblical principles. And, there it is in First Corinthians and in First Timothy, letters written by the apostle Paul and then translated from Greek to English. But Mr. Cathy wasn't speaking for himself, he spoke for his entire company when he said, "We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives."
In defense of Mr. Cathy, I don't think he realized what was about to happen. How the gay community, those that support gay marriage, and those that have gay loved ones would be hurt and offended by his personal stand made in a very public forum. I don't know if he realized how divisive his comment was – how he is marginalizing part of our population. Maybe he did, but felt it was the right thing to do.
When I was in-patient at Hopkins, Chik-fil-A came to the hospital and provided lunch for EVERY PATIENT AND PARENT in the entire children's center. A beautiful and generous gift. One I will always remember. Books and other kids' meal toys are educational. The franchises have a reputation for being incredibly welcoming and helpful. Sunday the stores are all closed in observance of Sabbath.
But there is a feeling of betrayal from those who support gay-marriage because Mr. Cathy didn't just speak about his personal feelings. He used a very public soapbox to speak for the entire company and he uses company funds to promote his agenda. He comes across as judgmental and controlling. Americans don't like to be told what to do. We hold onto our FREE CHOICE like a hedgehog with a mealworm (i.e. tightly).
It is certainly his right as the owner of a private company to disperse funds and his opinions are protected under the First Amendment. I don't know WHAT the mayors of Boston, Chicago, and San Fran were thinking with their outrageous reactions. They look foolish as they now scramble to 'clarify their position' and otherwise back down. Corporate sponsors are also normal in our world and the logo shows the brand. Then the public will either go or not go to the restaurant/business. In America we all get to say our piece.
I know several people are proud of Mr. Cathy for taking a stand – and an unpopular one. Christians want to support him because he's championing the word of God. But what's really happened is now an "us vs. them" mentality. Us being people who love Christ and Them being the others… those who aren't married to their first wives…those who are gay…those who don't have a traditional family unit. And he doesn't get to speak for me, because I believe that Jesus Christ, son of God, came to bring people to the kingdom of heaven regardless of race, background, and sexual orientation.
There is a separation of church and state for a reason. Remember when the masses wanted to make Jesus a king? John 6:15.
"Therefore when Jesus perceived that they were about to come and take Him by force to make Him king, He departed again to the mountain by Himself alone."
Jesus's purpose was more important than the fleeting overthrow of a single government, or the passing fad of cultural icon, or the futility of changing men and women from the outside in. And that is what Mr. Cathy tried to do. To impose his personal beliefs onto believers and non-believers alike. To create public policy and force a Christian agenda through a set of laws. That's never going to win people to Christ. Never.


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Beautiful And Dependable Car — Car comes with a timing chain as opposed to a belt which is one of the reasons i bought the car to begin with. I've had no problems with this car really at all aside from some electrical stuff that was minor and didn't effect the performance of the car. I'd definately buy another one.
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Cons: Some wiring issues. Suspension is built as such that you feel most bumpsin the road. Often affects the CD player.
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Sanban — I absolutely love these cars, that's y I got the 3rd one, I just hope I don't crash it again. Infiniti are the most underrated cars
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The face of the business of journalism has rapidly changed of late, due to both the advances in technology and the declines in the economy. News organizations have smaller, leaner staffs — yet still having to fill the same amount of news time. This is giving news shooters like me much more opportunity. Shooters are now encouraged to come up with stories, shoot, report and write them. Most then hand the scripts off to anchors to track the audio. But in keeping with my aesthetic "Don't Do More With Less — Do Everything," I prefer to do the whole package.
It's inevitable that all all TV/broadcast/internet news organizations merge in this direction anyway. Many already have. But I want to have an established track record for when the day comes.
These are two stories that I did this past week for KCRA-TV Channel 3 Reports.
I've known Nello Olivo for years and remember when he was first starting to rip up his Cameron Park property to plant a small boutique vineyard, so it was with great surprise when I was told that his Sangiovese was just named "Best in California" at the California State Fair. For more info — and, more importantly, where to buy a case — visit nelloolivo.com.
Since my business is all about technology — computers, cameras, digital, digital, digital — I can't help having a fascination for it, and for communication and the constantly evolving face of the internet. Facebook has had a growing interest as a communication and publicity announcement platform. And since hearing about The Social Network, the new David Fincher (Fight Club, Seven, Zodiac, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) film about the creation of Facebook, coming out in October, I've become even more curious.
This is a story about how the Sacramento Public Library is using Facebook to reach out to the community. This will be a much more expanded story in a coming edition of KCRA's Common Ground, a once-a-month half-hour magazine program.
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Hey I am right now in the middle of this same thing. I have been shooting videos for the Middletown Press. I haven't done any voice overs but I will come to that. So yeah I have a question for you. Whats your pay for freelancing a video like this? Lucasbluecat is my youtube name.
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You always inspire ….love how you are running with the new media thing….Your library/facebook story would of never come out of the editorial meetings we have everyday. Bravo.


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