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The second CD by Pans on Fire (and Friends), "Stand by Me",
was released on 17 April 2017 in Marysville.
In December 2011, the band released its first CD, "Recovery". During 2015-16, tracks were laid down for this newest CD "Stand by Me" – the title expressing the support given by band members to each other, both inside and outside the band. On this CD, Pans on Fire is joined by Friends with whom they have played over the past few years, or who may represent the future of pan playing in our region.
The ten tracks on "Stand by Me" capture the last 5 years of the band's life, and show just what can be done with enthusiasm and commitment. While band members know they still have a lot of improvement left in them, those outside the band who have heard both CDs comment of the marked change in quality over the past few years. "Stand by Me" features seven tracks by Pans on Fire, two tracks by Scotch'n'Dry (a Celtic/Pans combo) and finishes with a performance by the kids from the Buxton Primary Steelband. You can listen to a sample of the tracks on "Stand by Me" here.
"Stand by Me" is available for just $20.00 from the Marysville Visitor Centre, the Marysville Lolly Shop and other fine retailers in the Marysville and Triangle area.
If you you like to order a copy online, please go to our Contact page and send us an email, telling us how many copies you would like and to whom and where we should send your CD. Then you can pay by making an electronic payment for $20 direct to our Pans on Fire account (BSB 633-000, Account Number 141 379 321). As soon as we receive your payment, we will mail your CD to you.

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McCormick, SC, is more than just a friendly Southern town. As home to one of SC's two state park golf courses and miles of stunning lakefront views, McCormick also draws visitors to its parks and resorts. Whether your pack is passing through or settling down, McCormick has all you need for happy pups.
Main Street's brick-fronted shopping district evokes an America of days gone by. Stretch your paws while window shopping from the sidewalks, then detour into the pocket park tucked between Main Street and the Courthouse on Mine Ave. A short path cuts through the park (and you can run the amphitheater stairs like Rocky if you want). Michelle's Pizza on Main Street is a self-proclaimed "hole in the wall," but regulars love their food and dog-friendly outdoor seating.
The Savannah Valley Railroad Trail runs for over 9 miles in McCormick County, and when completed, it will connect the city with three nearby state parks and the community of Calhoun Falls. For now, you can catch the trail from parking spots on the well-named Barksdale Ferry Rd. This converted railway cuts through dense forest, occasionally syncing up with roadways before crossing a trestle over a creek. A side trail leads down to historic Badwell Cemetery.
If your buddy overdoes it, the closest vet is in Lincolnton, GA, across the lake. Several other vet practices are located in nearby Greenwood, SC.
The 1,300-acre Baker Creek State Park offers access not just to the creek but also to 71,000-acre Lake Thurmond via two public boat ramps. Whether your dogs like it wet or dry, Baker Creek has plenty to bark about. Both the 1-mile Wild Mint Nature Trail and the 10 miles of more rugged hiking/biking trails welcome on-leash dogs. The trails form interconnecting loops, making it easy to customize your journey to different lengths. Scores of campsites dot the Lake Thurmond shoreline; it's easy to settle in for a weekend, and your pups can ruff it with you at the pet-friendly campground. Still energetic? Head across the lake and continue your adventure in Georgia's Elijah Clark State Park, with another 3.75 miles of trails and a new view of your home across the lake.
Just north of Savannah Lakes Village, Hickory Knob State Park is known primarily for its outstanding golf course. Pups can't play, but they'll still enjoy the beautiful lakeside scenery at Hickory Knob. With campsites where your pooch can partake in lake views and three hiking trails to explore, golf clubs are entirely optional. The 2.5-mile Beaver Run Trail is a great spot for Spot to spot some wildlife. The out-and-back trail ends near the skeet shooting range, so turn back early if your pups are sensitive to loud noises. The 7.2-mile Lakeview Loop Trail lives up to its name — both the views and the loop — and you might actually spot some wild turkeys from the 1.9-mile rugged Turkey Run Trail. For a milder setting, the affluent community of Savannah Lakes Village lacks sidewalks, but the light traffic and wide shoulders on most streets offer another good walk.
Although Hamilton Branch State Park and Recreation Area is technically in Plum Branch, it occupies its own peninsula into Lake Thurmond about 14 miles from McCormick, just north of Modoc. The State Park is a pawpular destination for dog-friendly camping on the waterfront, and swimming is allowed throughout the park if your pups want to cool off. You can try your hand at fishing even if you forgot your gear: rods and reels are available to borrow at the park office. The 1.5-mile Paleo Hiking Trail is an easy walk in the woods, and you might spot the bald eagle that nests along the trail. The short Hamilton Branch Connector trail leads to the 7-mile moderate Stevens Creek Trail, which leads south to Modoc or northwest into deep forest.
Greenwood is McCormick's nearest retail hub, 25 miles away. With multiple pet supply stores and your closest off-leash dog park, Greenwood will be a regular stop for your fur-family. First, work off energy at Grace Street Park, with three fenced enclosures — complete with water, shade, and fire hydrant — for a leash-free frolic with new friends. The trail around the lake offers a quieter way to unwind, too. Then head deeper Uptown (Greenwood's answer to Downtown) for canine-friendly entertainment. Window shop at the art galleries and boutiques while sniffing out the many restaurants that welcome pups at outdoor tables. The pimento cheese at Howard's on Main can't be beat, and the tables out front are great for people-and dog-watching. Down the street, the funky vibe, local brews, and brick-oven pizza at the Mill House draw crowds of local college kids. You can stop into Flynn's to browse beer and wine with your pup, at least if he gets along with the gentle-giant shop dog, Milo.
About 25 miles from McCormick, the town of Edgefield is worth a visit just for the beautiful and historic downtown. Take a walk down Main Street; Courthouse Square has served as a community space since the 1780s. The 1839 courthouse building, the Victorian Greek Revival homes, and the brick-front shops make it obvious why this area is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It's doggone lucky that Edgefield is also home to the Ten Governors Trail, where you can bone up on your South Carolina history while Spot gets his exercise. With a trailhead on Main Street, this mile-long converted railway features historical markers with information about each of the 10 SC governors who called Edgefield home.


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Carebara bihornata
|Carebara bihornata
|Scientific classification
|C. bihornata
|Binomial name
|Carebara bihornata
(Xu, Z., 2003)
The type material was collected from valley alsium shrub tussock.
Xu (2003) - This new species is close to Carebara capreola, but antenna with only 9 segments, eyes present, in profile view, dorsum of head straight.
Keys including this Species
Distribution based on Regional Taxon Lists
Palaearctic Region: China (type locality).
Distribution based on AntMaps
Distribution based on AntWeb specimens
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The following information is derived from Barry Bolton's New General Catalogue, a catalogue of the world's ants.
- bihornata. Oligomyrmex bihornatus Xu, 2003: 317, figs. 24-27 (s.w.) CHINA. Combination in Carebara: new combination (unpublished).
Unless otherwise noted the text for the remainder of this section is reported from the publication that includes the original description.
Holotype soldier. TL 2.4, HL 0.70, HW 0.50, CI 71, SL 0.28, SI 55, PW 0.35, AL 0.63, PL 0.23, PH 0.18, DPW 0.16. Head longer than broad, in full face view roughly rectangular. Occipital margin deeply and roundly concave, occipital corners protruding into a pair of developed acute horns, a transverse ridge present on the occiput and connecting the 2 horns. Lateral sides moderately convex. Mandible with 5 teeth. Median portion of clypeus longitudinally depressed, bicarinate and divergent forward, anterior margin straight. Antenna 9 segments with a 2-segmented club, apex of scape reaching to 5/11 of the distance from socket to occipital corner. Eye with 4 facets. In profile view, occiput with a pair of well developed large acute horns. Dorsum of head straight. Promesonotum high and roundly convex. Promesonotal suture present. Mesonotum suddenly down curved at posterior end. Metanotum present but narrow, dorsally pointed. Mesometanotal suture and metapropodeal suture depressed. Propodeum with posterodorsal corner bluntly angled, dorsal face straight and down sloping backward, longitudinally depressed in the middle. Declivity straight and vertically depressed in the middle. Petiole pedunculate anteriorly, ventral face straight. Petiolar node thick, anterior and posterior faces sloping, dorsal face roundly prominent. Postpetiolar node roundly convex and lower than petiolar node. In dorsal view, petiolar node about as broad as postpetiolar node.
Mandibles and median portion of clypeus smooth and shiny. Head smooth and shiny, weakly and very sparsely punctate. Alitrunk, petiole, postpetiole and gaster smooth and shiny. Head, alitrunk, petiole and postpetiole with abundant erect or suberect hairs. Gaster with dense decumbent hairs. Scapes and tibiae with dense decumbent pubescences. Body color yellow. Masticatory margins of mandibles and eyes black.
Paratype soldiers. TL 2.1-3.1, HL 0. 70-0.75, HW0.50-0.53, Cl 69-71, SL0.28-0.30, SI 55-57, PW 0. 33-0. 35 , AL 0. 60-0. 63, PL 0. 23-0. 25, PH 0.18-0.20, DPW 0.15-0.18 (5 individuals measured). As holotype.
Paratype workers. TL 1.1-1.2, HL 0.33-0.35, HW 0.26-0.28, CI 79-81, SL 0.20, SI 73-76, PW 0.18-0.20, AL 0.33-0.35, PL 0.09-0.10, PH 0.08-0.09, DPW 0.08 (4 individuals measured). As holotype, but much smaller. Head normal and rectangular. Occiput without horns, occipital margin slightly concave, occipital corners prominent. Lateral sides slightly convex. Apex of scape reaching 2/3 of the distance from socket to occipital corner. Eyes absent. Promesonotum weakly convex. Promesonotal suture obsolete on the dorsum. Metanotum absent. Head sparsely and finely punctured. Body color light yellow.
Type Material
Holotype, soldier, No. A98-1537, 1000 m, east slope of Gaoligongshan, Mangkuan Village, Mangkuan Town, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, collected in the valley alsium shrub tussock by Mr. Zhao Yuan-Chao on 7 Aug. 1998. Paratypes 4 soldiers and 4 workers, with same data as holotype. 10 soldiers, No. A98-1942, 1000 m, east slope of Gaoligongshan, Bawan Village, Bawan Town, Baoshan City, Yunnan Province, collected in the valley alsium shrub tussock by Mr. Li Ji-Guai on 10 Aug. 1998. Southwest Forestry University, Kunming, China


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They have always been verry enthusiastic about the artworks I create. This made it easier for me to execute this design especially for them.


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Game gets called in the fifth inning for weather
Hartman tallies one of two Skyhawk RBI
EASTON, Mass. (April 27, 2018) – The Stonehill College softball team scored two in the bottom of the fifth against No. 24 Saint Anselm College, but the game was called due to weather, as the Hawks collected the victory, 4-2, in Northeast-10 Conference divisional play on Friday afternoon at Fr. Gartland Field.
For the Skyhawks, Michelle Theilgard (North Branford, Connecticut/Mercy) went 1-for-2 at the plate with her ninth double of the season, while Julia Hartman (Salisbury, Massachusetts/Triton Regional) batted 1-for-2 with a run scored. Taylor Whaley (South Portland, Maine/Catherine McAuley) also crossed home plate for a run scored in a pinch run situation, while Hannah Ricker (Scarborough, Maine/Scarborough) and Caroline Casey (East Moriches, New York/Center Moriches) each recorded the RBI.
In the first inning, neither team was able to get a run across, but both teams stranded a runner. At the top of the second frame, Shannon Colson led the Hawks with a walk and rounded the bases getting to third on a wild pitch. With the bases loaded and another two walks, the Hawks put the run on the board on a wild pitch as Colson scored and Shannon McLaughlin and Maddison Leite moved up a base. Saint Anselm got the bases loaded for the second time and Kazi Walker (Quaker Hill, Connecticut/Waterford) came in relief forcing a ground out to leave the bases loaded.
The Hawks' Morgan Perry retired six-straight Skyhawks in the second and third innings, but Theilgard broke the no-hitter with her ninth double of the season to right center and Stonehill stranded her on base in the bottom of the fourth inning.
Saint Anselm put three more runs across in the top of the fifth inning, 4-0, off four hits and an error. With back-to-back singles, the Hawks got the bases loaded once again on a single to first base. O'Connor reached on a fielder's choice and Thompson was out at third on the play for the second out of the inning driving in Murphy from third, 2-0. Leite followed with a double to left field that rolled to the fence, clearing the bases for a four-run lead, 4-0.
Ricker walked in one of the Skyhawk runs for her fourth RBI of the season
Stonehill's bats reacted in the bottom of the frame with Hartman singling to left field for the lead off hit. After an error and a single through the right side, the Skyhawks got the bases loaded for the first time in the game and with four balls, Casey walked in the first run for the Purple and White. Casey was then out on a fielder's choice at second base, while Ricker rallied the second RBI of the game, bringing home Whaley from third. The Hawks retired the side with a line out and a ground out to win the first game of the series, 4-2.
Stonehill (8-29, 7-20 NE10) will host Saint Anselm College tomorrow on Fr. Gartland Field for the final games of the season for the Skyhawks. The doubleheader will begin at 1:00 p.m. and prior to the game, Stonehill's three seniors will be honored on Senior Day.
With Stonehill's regular season wrapping up tomorrow, the Skyhawks hosted a National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Strikeout For Cancer game on Friday, April 27 against Saint Anselm College on Fr. Gartland Field. The Skyhawks collected donations at the field and will continue to collect funds on their GoFundMe page. All proceeds will go directly to the Dana-Farber Cancer Foundation. At the game, the Skyhawks will be honoring all those who have battled or are currently battling all types of cancer. Bracelets and t-shirts will be on site at the game for purchase at the doubleheader against the Hawks tomorrow, Saturday, April 28.
For the latest on Stonehill Athletics, follow the Skyhawks via social media on Twitter and Facebook. Fans can also download the Stonehill Skyhawks "Front Row" mobile app, powered by PrestoSports, on iTunes and the Android Market.


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