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Pine Glen is a well-established neighborhood in Irmo, SC. These homes have prices between $50,000 and $106,000 with square footage from 1050 feet to 2210 feet. The homes have either three or four bedrooms. The school district for Pine Glen is Lexington/Richland Five.
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Veron Telar, project coordinator of Manila, Philippines, has been walking with Bob and the walk team since Walk2gether left Guatemala. Below, she gives us a little update of how the walk in Colombia is going.
We are resting today (Wednesday). We are doing fine here in Colombia. What a best time to rest: we are at the beach right now. So far we have walked 3,162 km since we began in Guatemala. I am looking forward to walking another 1,000 km until June.*
Normally we get up between 2:30 ó 3:00 a.m., depending on the distance that we have to travel to get to the place where we ended the previous day. We basically end at 5 p.m., but the other day, we started at 3 a.m. and finished at 6:45 p.m.
The temperature here is getting hotter each day, as we are walking close to the ocean. We are now here in Magdalena leading to Cartagena. The last week we walked in La Guajira, and the heat was terrible. It seems that we walked in the desert ó about 100 degrees F. But, we survived.
Tomorrow we will be on the road again. I am refueling myself with the fresh fish and rice that we are having these days. Sir Bob, Ma'am Cristina and the team are absolutely doing fine.
*Editor's note: Veron will return to the Philippines in June.

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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – Sophomore midfielder Ally Barys (Ladera Ranch, Calif.) of the Georgia College women's soccer team was named Bobcat Athlete of The Week for her game-clinching goal against No. 14 Armstrong Atlantic University.
Barys' goal was her third of the season and the biggest of the year for the Bobcats. Abby Dalton (Macon, Ga.) ran down a ball in the right corner, crossing it through the box. The cross was then broken up and popped loose to Barys on the left side. She controlled the ball with one touch and then fired the game winner. The goal gave Georgia College their second win in school history over Armstrong.
The sophomore is currently tied for second on the team with three goals on the season and six points for the Bobcats. Barys also has 21 shots for the season with eight being on target. This marks her second career Bobcat Athlete of The Week honor, with her first coming during her freshman campaign.
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The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at @GCBobcats on Twitter and Facebook for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Ensuring Healthcare Delivery through Complete Visibility & Threat Defense
The Healthcare industry continues to be targeted by cyber threat actors. In 2018, large scale cybersecurity attacks caused disruptions in healthcare delivery, driving patient care operations to a grinding halt in several hospitals. Multiple breaches also exposed sensitive customer data for many thousands of individuals. Damages like these not only cost healthcare organizations billions of dollars, they can also hurt patient trust in the healthcare system and even risk lives.
With limited security resources and budget, how should hospitals and healthcare providers approach cybersecurity to protect against current and future cyber threats?
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Seattle Mariners
Mariners notebook: Felix Hernandez picked as AL pitcher of the month for June
The King reigned in June.
Mariners ace Felix Hernandez was picked as the American League pitcher of the month for the fourth time in his career after going 3-1 with a 1.22 ERA in six June starts.
"I'm happy," he said. "That means I'm pitching pretty good, right?"
You judge:
Hernandez struck out 54 and walked just six in 441/3 innings in June. He also permitted only 26 hits while holding opponents to a .170/.201/.210 slash (batting average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage).
"It's pretty good," he said, "but I've got to keep going. I don't want it to be just one month. I want it to be the whole season."
Hernandez is 10-2 overall with a 2.10 ERA in 18 starts. He also has 137 strikeouts in 1281/3 innings. He ranks second among AL pitchers in victories, innings, strikeouts and ERA.
Hernandez, 28, previously won the award in June and September 2009 and August 2012. Oddly, he did not win the monthly award in 2010, when he was the AL's Cy Young recipient.
No other Mariners pitcher has ever won the award more than twice.
The ignition key
Robinson Cano had a quick answer to explain the Mariners' offensive breakout that produced 10-4 and 13-2 victories in the first two games against the Astros.
James Jones.
"I was saying to Howard (Johnson), our hitting coach, the other day," Cano said, " 'Hey, we've been winning games, and (Jones) hasn't been getting on base. Wait until you see how many we're going to score when he starts getting on base (again).' That's happened the last two days."
Jones went 4-for-5 with two runs and three steals in Monday's victory; then went 3-for-6 with three runs and two RBIs in Tuesday's victory.
So what happened Wednesday?
Houston led 2-0 when Jones lined a one-out single in the sixth inning. The Mariners went on to score four runs in what turned into a 5-2 victory.
Streak snapped
The Mariners' streak of 46 consecutive games without an unearned run, and American League record, ended in the seventh inning of Tuesday's 13-2 victory over the Astros.
An error by shortstop Brad Miller on a leadoff grounder by Domingo Santana eventually led to a run against reliever Dominic Leone.
The Mariners' streak dated to May 11, when an error by third baseman Kyle Seager led to two unearned runs in the third inning of a 9-7 loss to Kansas City at Safeco Field.
The only longer streak in the majors since 1914 was a 48-game run by St. Louis in 2009.
Starting strong
Mariners leadoff hitters are batting .316 (24-for-76) with eight walks in the first inning of games. They have also reached three times on errors.
Endy Chavez has a .600 on-base percentage in 20 games as the leadoff hitter in the first inning even after striking out in Wednesday's game. He is 10-for-18 with two walks.
Rehab updates
First baseman Justin Smoak and outfielder/DH Corey Hart are closing in on the 20-day limits for rehab playing assignments at Triple-A Tacoma.
Smoak is 9-for-41 (.220) with one homer and three RBIs in 11 games since beginning his stay on June 18 for a strained left quadriceps muscle. He missed Tuesday's game because of general soreness.
Hart is 11-for-36 (.306) with one homer and four RBIs in nine games since the June 21 start of his assignment. He is expected to begin playing the outfield as the final test of his recovery.
Short hops
The international signing period opened Wednesday. The Mariners are expected to sign Venezuelan outfielder Brayan Hernandez, who is ranked by Baseball America as the No. 3 international prospect. Baseball America also reported the Mariners reached a deal with Dominican outfielder Danny DeJesus Contreras, who was not ranked among the magazine's top 30 prospects. … Fernando Rodney leads the American League with 24 saves. That also matches J.J. Putz's 2007 total for the second-most in club history prior to the All-Star break. Kazuhiro Sasaki had 29 prior to the 2001 break. … Cano started Wednesday as the American League leader with a .379 average (25-for-66) with runners in scoring position. … The Astros activated right-handed reliever Anthony Bass from the disabled list. He had been out since May 11 because of a strained rib cage. Lefty reliever Kevin Chapman was optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Minor details
Outfielder Alex Jackson, the Mariners' top pick in the June draft, was picked by Baseball America as its High School Player of the Year.
Jackson, 18, batted .400 with 11 homers and 31 RBIs for Rancho Bernardo High School in Escondido, California, prior to his selection by the Mariners with the sixth overall pick.
After agreeing to a $4.2 million signing bonus, Jackson was assigned to Peoria in the Arizona Rookie League. He was 8-for-20 in five games through Tuesday.
Looking back
It was one year ago Thursday — July 3, 2013 — that Kyle Seager's two-run homer in the 10th inning provided the winning margin in a 4-2 victory at Texas.
Seager's homer was a two-out drive to right field against Robbie Ross and followed a walk by Michael Saunders. Felix Hernandez worked the first seven innings and limited the Rangers to two runs and seven hits.
On deck
The Mariners have an open date Thursday in Chicago before starting a three-game weekend series at 4:10 p.m. PDT on Friday against the White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field.
Rookie Roenis Elias (7-6 with a 3.96 ERA) will face Chicago ace Chris Sal e (7-1 and 2.30) in a matchup between two left-handers. Root Sports will carry the game.
The series continues with games at 11:10 a.m. Pacific time Saturday and Sunday before the Mariners return home to complete the pre-All-Star Game portion of their schedule with series against Minnesota and Oakland.


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Shameless---a 58 year old having sex with teenagers. He must have ticked off some of his handlers--Luciferian NWO Scum in DC and London.
I'm sure this is perfectly normal in DC...he just got caught - or pissed someone off.
No Doc... likely he didn't "tick off his handlers" rather he drew the short straw...He may have been getting ready to spill some beans, but maybe not... In any case this is why virtually everyone who climbs to high position in this "gangsta" power structure has to do something heinous for their "leaders"... a gang initiation if you will. Just try to imagine the crap Obama, Corzine, Feinstein and Biden have done...This is more likely a "take the heat off" ploy... there will be several more over the next few weeks in the run up to the big false flag... beware the Ides of March...Oldyoti"Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people, who have...a right, an indisputable, unalienable, indefeasible, divine right to that most dreaded and envied kind of knowledge, I mean the character and conduct of their rulers." ~John Adams December 27, 1816
Shameless---a 58 year old having sex with teenagers. He must have ticked off some of his handlers--Luciferian NWO Scum in DC and London.
the DR is a know tourist sex hot spot, along with Cuba, Thailand and Indonesia.
Yes, I have heard of these sex perverts traveling the world to have sex with kids. Sickos, all of them.
Yes, I have heard of these sex perverts traveling the world to have sex with kids. Sickos, all of them.
The journey to get here tonight has not been an easy one. When I came to the United States from the Dominican Republic, I faced many challenges. I did not speak the language and I was also discriminated against for being Hispanic, said Melgen, during his acceptance speech. But when one door closes, another one opens. We must learn how to fight and be persistent. It is the only secret to success in life.
http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/280381-reid-fends-off-questions-about-menendezhouse Harry: Senator Reid's first campaign funded by brothel owner [/url]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sen-harry-reid/the-good-fight_b_99228.htmlSen. Harry Reid.Senate Majority Leader Posted: April 30, 2008 10:10 AM The Good Fight...I come from a mining town.But by the time I came along - December 2, 1939 - the leading industry in my hometown of Searchlight, Nevada, was no longer mining, it was prostitution. I don't exaggerate. There was a local law that said you could not have a house of prostitution or a place that served alcohol within so many feet of a school. Once, when it was determined that one of the clubs was in violation of this law, they moved the school.As a boy, I learned to swim at a whorehouse. Nobody in town had ever seen such a fancy inground tiled pool in their lives as the pool at the El Rey. Or any pool at all, for that matter. At least nobody that we knew. The El Ray was the main bordello when I was growing up in Searchlight. Every Thursday afternoon, the whoremonger in town, a kindly bear of a man by the name of Willie Martello, would ask the girls who worked the El Rey to clear out, and he'd invite the children in town, usually no more than a dozen of so at a time, to swim in his pool. And we would live the life of Riley for a couple of hours, splashing in the azure blue of that whorehouse pool. This was a rare luxury in a hard town. When I was coming up, there were several other brothels in Searchlight - the Crystal Club, Searchlight Casino, Sandy's - thirteen in all, and no churches to be found....
Mr. Menendez and Dr. Melgen have been friends since the 1990s
http://www.reddirtreport.com/Story.aspx/22870Jackson Stephens, BCCI, and drug-money laundering...This propitious union came about just as the Mena, Arkansas, drug-and-arms trade was creating a vast local demand for money-laundering services. At the Asian end, with Mochtar Riady, Stephens purchased Seng Heng Bank in Macao, the "Oriental Las Vegas", where gambling is the primary source of government revenue. Stephens' Systematics supplied software to the Banco Nacional Ultramarino, the cashier and treasury bank of the Macao government and the bank that issues the local currency. (Macao is located less than 40 miles from Hong Kong, the center for heroin trade.)
Great research Tahoe Blue. When sex and drugs are involved across borders, there is usually crime.
http://svitlanabuchyk.com/http://theothermccain.com/2013/02/04/svitlana-buchyk-mystery-woman-in-menendez-hookergate-scandal/Svitlana Buchyk: Mystery Woman in Menendez HookerGate ScandalPosted on | February 4, 2013Matthew Boyle of Breitbart.com just published a photo of a woman who reportedly worked for Dr. Salomon Melgen, the Palm Beach opthamologist at the center of the scandal surrounding embattled Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.). Melgens office was raided by the FBI last week, amid accusations that Menendez attended wild sex parties with prostitutes during trips to the Dominican Republic provided by Melgen.The Russian-born woman, Svitlana Buchyk, figures prominently in the prostitution accusations against the scandal-plagued Menendez, who is in line to become chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee.
http://dominicanwatchdog.org/page-Huge_drug_ring_shipping_tons_of_cocaine_from_Casa_de_Campo_bustedHuge drug ring shipping tons of cocaine from Casa de Campo - Bought from Cali CartelDominicanToday.com - The National Drugs Control Agency (DNCD) yesterday busted an international drug trafficking ring based in the countrys icon resort Casa de Campo, La Romana (east), seized 122 kilos of cocaine on a boat headed to Puerto Rico. It arrested 29 people, among them five Puerto Ricans and 17 Russians, the latter the crew of a ship where the drug wouldve been shipped and one Dominican and one Colombian.
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Bread making app?
After countless bits of paper calculating amounts for the daily/bi-daily sourdough bake I've resolved to write an app to do it instead (web app, aka website). I very seldom use commercial yeast and often have either too much starter or too little, and must adjust my proof time accordingly. A record of proving times of all my previous bakes and their ingredients/hydrations etc, as well as a way to quickly enter them and maybe even view their trends, would be singularly helpful. Also something to instantly tell me how much flour/liquid to add after starter, given hydration and bakers' formula (or whatever it is called, the one where flour is 100%).
Does anyone know if someone has written such an app already? On any platform. Especially if it was free.


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After the carefully thought out philosophical comments by Jeremy Clarkson this week, it made me think further about the stigma in society that we face about suicide and those in mental distress.
The common preconceptions that suicide is "selfish" appears to still pervade society's public houses and homes throughout the UK. After all this time, can mental illness ever lose it's stigma, or will it remain the acceptable butt of people's jokes and prejudices.
Something in the region of 1 in 4 people suffer mental distress each year and suicidal thoughts can be a regular occurrence for those in extreme distress. Suicide is the biggest killer in the "world" of all young people (under 25), while each year more people die in the UK from suicide than they do from road traffic deaths and homicides combined. Yet despite this, people are loath to talk about this subject or to acknowledge it's significance.
This cultural attitude is exemplified by the ignorant and over bearing like Jeremy Clarkson who are happy to comment on subjects he knows little about in order to garner more kudos from his "fans" and of course gain himself a "little earner" – (did you know he had a new dvd out? ) – I'm sure being racist would be on his radar if he thought he could get away with it.
Unlike many, I have to say I am not a Clarkson hater. I find his pithy vaguely funny remarks in a sometimes overbearingly politically correct world sometimes entertaining. However, what many episodes along the way have shown is that his ignorance and willingness to offend for monetary gain, gives his game away.
Suicide is selfish
An interesting statement, and many believe it. The cognitive thought process that goes into this statement
Suicide is selfish
Is easy to understand. We see the individual. We see the consequences. We see the son, daughter, mother, father, wife, husband, lover, family, home – left behind, seemingly to pick up the pieces. To carry on, with the cloud that suicide leaves in it's wake darkening the lives of those left behind.
I hear the call that it is an "individual choice", surely we all have a choice. People who commit suicide have a choice to commit the act of suicide or not to.
All of this makes sense to many people. It's obvious isn't it?
Over the past year, I have volunteered for a charity called CHANGES BRISTOL which provides support groups for those in mental distress. The subject of suicide comes up all too frequently.
Many who have suicidal thoughts are never allowed to articulate these thoughts in society, due to the stigma and taboo surrounding the subject. Yet in a safe and non judgemental environment people can and do open up. Sometimes, to ask someone if they feel suicidal, or if they have ever thought that suicide was an option, the relief they experience is tangible to see.
Suicide is real. It is committed by the old and young; black and white; male and female. It cuts across boundaries and those suffering from mental distress can be found in every corner of our society.
For those who attempt suicide, it is often a transient feeling at the depths of despair. For those who fail in their attempt at suicide, most when asked 12 months later are happy they failed. Their life has moved on and things change – they are now in a better place.
The more we can help those with suicidal thoughts get past this moment of despair, the more chance we have of saving lives. Not just the lives of those who commit the act, but of their families and friends.
The truth is hard for many to come to terms with, but for most who attempt suicide, their cognitive functions are diminished. That is at the moment of attempting suicide, they are in so much pain, that they cannot think through their actions or what it would mean to their families. Indeed many reach the cul-de-sac of thought where there is no other option – their family would be better off without them.
This is not a thought process that could be described under the heading of "selfish".
There are others, who have been so ill and in so much pain for so long (decades in some cases), that they do come to a decision that to end their lives is the only option for them. In these minority of cases, who are we to judge their "selfishness".
"Every year, around 200 people decide the best way to go is by hurling themselves in front of a speeding train."
"In some ways they are right. This method has a 90 per cent success rate and it's quick."
"But it is a very selfish way to go. The disruption it causes is immense – and think what it's like for the poor driver"
"Change the driver, pick up the big bits of what's left of the victim, get the train moving as soon as possible and let foxy woxy and the birds nibble away at the smaller, gooey parts that are far away or hard to find.'
Jeremy Clarkson
It appears the "gooey" bits that he should be concerned about are that which is not functioning to it's full capacity between his ears. Or maybe the problem is that it is functioning to it's full capacity.
In truth the only way society can move forward is when we can have a sensible and level headed debate about suicide in this country. To reveal the inadequacies of our mental health services and to be honest about the extent of the problems we face. Suicide must no longer be the taboo that we should never discuss, but a reality. The less stigma and prejudice we have in society against mental illness the more people will get help for their problems and the fewer suicides we will have.
This new attitude and the end to the stigma of mental illness should please Mr Clarkson, after all, this would mean for him – fewer delays on the trains, and less of his precious time "wasted" .


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I somehow feel like a competent balbabusta when there is a kokosh cake in the freezer…….even if it's the only thing in the freezer! When I asked around for the best kokosh cake in town, I was directed to Roizy's house. What especially struck me about this dough was its amazing elasticity. It was very easy to roll a very thin layer. Roll the dough as thin as possible and be very generous with the filling to create that real chocolaty effect.
5 lb flour
4 (4 oz) sticks margarine
½ cup oil
1 cup sugar
3 oz yeast
2 Tbsp vanilla sugar
1 cup orange juice
3 cup warm water
6 eggs
4 yolks
¾ tsp salt
2 cup cocoa
5 cup sugar
1 Tbsp coffee
½ cup flour
1 Tbsp vanilla sugar
1 tsp cinnamon, optional
1 yolk
2 tsp sugar
1 tsp water
In the bowl of electric mixer, place the yeast, sugar and 1 cup water. Let it sit until the yeast starts bubbling (yeast proofs).
Add the remaining ingredients, alternating wet and dry. Add salt last. Mix for a full seven minutes.
Mix ingredients for the filling in a large mixing bowl.
Separate challah, reciting the bracha, and cut dough into as many pieces as desired (one quarter of the dough makes the cake in the photo). There is no need to let this dough rise.
Roll the dough very thin, the thinner the better, and smear with a small amount of oil, cover generously with filling. Roll up to create a long log.
Cut the log into even sized pieces, about 1½ inches thick.
Place them upright around the perimeter of a 9 inch foil pan. Once the perimeter has been covered, create another row toward the centre and continue until you have only space in the centre for one piece. Place 2 pieces flat on their side, one on top of the other, to create the center of the design.
Brush with egg wash and bake for 35 – 40 minutes at 350F degrees.
Tip: while the dough may seem a bit wet at first, once you start working with it, it becomes much easier. Sprinkle a bit of flour if desired
Tip 2: Roizy said she sometimes sprinkles Bacardi, or rum onto the filling before she rolls it up. I tried it, and it was delicious. It created a slightly more sophisticated twist to a good ol' homemade kokosh cake.
Tip 3: Always use more filling then you think initially necessary. It tends to lessen as the cake bakes.
Tip 4: This dough freezes really well. Roizy makes the dough and freezes it in 8 Ziploc bags. Every Friday morning she takes one out of the freezer, waits till it reaches room temperature and rolls, fills and bakes. Fresh homemade chocolately kokosh cake every week!