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Verdict of the American people
Conservatives shouldn’t count on the Supreme Court to do our work for us on Obamacare. The Court may rule as it should, and strike down the mandate. But it may not. And even if it does, the future of health … Continue reading
Bulls need to think big this offseason
Which teams might be interested in giving up cap space to acquire an All-Star caliber veteran player? Well, we can start with the Toronto Raptors. Their GM Bryan Colangelo had some interesting things to say in an interview with HOOPSWORLD. … Continue reading
Small town Malcom Brown
Big things don’t always come out of Brenham, Texas. But then, Malcom Brown is used to making people look again. A product of the small Central Texas town of Brenham, Malcom Brown is a mountain of a young man — … Continue reading
Suu Kyi presses for migrants’ rights in Thailand
Long a fighter against oppression inside Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi has used her first foreign trip in 24 years to fight for her countrymen suffering abroad — millions of economic migrants unable to work at home but vulnerable to … Continue reading
Maker in the UK
The other weekend we visited Maker Faire. It’s a fascinating place, a modern science fair full of neat technologies, hand-built hacks, and every type of machine tool you can imagine. Hundreds of thousands of people thronged the midway, while mechanical … Continue reading
When Refuse/Resist Goes Wrong
Actually, not “wrong,” forget that headline. It’s more like, “When Refuse/Resist Becomes More Hassle Than It’s Worth Because All You Do Is Take Shit For It,” which is probably too long for a Deleted Scenes headline. Damn this column space! … Continue reading
Sometimes, stupidity carries a hefty price
I once jumped from the roof of a neighbor’s house on a dare and promptly broke my arm. For fun, we used to push each other off a friend’s two-story roof into her backyard pool, somehow miraculously avoiding concrete. Once, … Continue reading
GOP might find Reagan’s DNA defective
When news broke that a vial of Ronald Reagan’s blood was being auctioned online, the price quickly jumped to $30,000 as websites and blogs explored a tantalizing possibility: Did this mean the late president could be cloned? Before mad scientists … Continue reading
Ready to help when disaster strikes
What may have started out a normal day can turn sour in minutes. Fires, floods and assorted natural calamities or the unanticipated failure of mankind’s own creations can result in a sudden need for professional help to recover from a … Continue reading
A, B, C of Local Economy
Since the adoption of the multiple currencies, there was considerable improvement in the economic climate which saw inflation plummeting from 231 million at the last official count in June 2008 to single- digit levels (below 5 percent). However, the economy … Continue reading
Girl Scouts receive highest award for cadet
Last week, 12 Girl Scouts from Aiken were recognized for earning the Girl Scout Silver Award. Eight of the girls attended the Gold and Silver Award Ceremony at Presbyterian College in Clinton. The Silver Award is the highest award a … Continue reading
Community Hospital Staff Celebrates Top Nurse/Caregiver
Community Hospital’s celebration of National Nurses Week culminated with a ceremony to recognize one outstanding nurse and one patient caregiver, as voted by their co-workers. Ashley Schassburger, an Oncology patient care technician, is recipient of the “2012 Patient Caregiver Excellence … Continue reading
Comau Spot Welding Machine: Convergent Evolution
The Comau spot welding machine integrates a welding gun with the flange connected directly to the robot without the need for any adapter kit. The result is a light and compact product, able to sustain a high payload and, therefore, … Continue reading
Car sales’ trickle-down provides boost to economy
Car sales that are running at the fastest pace in four years are poised to reverberate through the world’s largest economy as a spillover into production, profits and jobs for Americans may be starting. Auto purchases have exceeded a 14 … Continue reading
Bon Appetit in Scottsdale
If you want to experience the French answer to pizza, you should order the flammekueche at La Petite France in Scottsdale, an Alsatian dish that seems to express everything that the region in northeastern France (not to mention this restaurant) … Continue reading
John Whipple: An artist’s artist
That whole glass half empty, half full thing could get a bit complicated with someone like local artist John Whipple. The first two options are far too unimaginative, limiting. There are so many other possibilities. I discovered John via his … Continue reading
Del Mar artist’s new pieces reflect her experience during Japan’s earthquake
Del Mar sculptor Maidy Morhous expresses herself best with her hands, molding clay into meaningful works that later become coated in bronze. “Artists want to hide behind their work, they want their work to speak for them,” Morhous said. As … Continue reading
Chopard Celebrates the Legendary Movie Star
Fifty years ago, Marilyn Monroe left the film industry bereft of her talent and her legendary beauty. On the occasion of the 65th Cannes Film Festival, of which Marilyn is the figurehead, Chopard is unveiling an exceptional series of 25 … Continue reading
‘The Rise and Decline of the Redneck Riviera’
It’s a truism among scholars that if you don’t like your subject you probably aren’t going to do a very good job. Harvey H. Jackson III, Eminent Scholar in History at Jacksonville State University, has never had that problem, and … Continue reading
In “Love for Alyssa,” an 8-Year-Old Girl’s Heart For Life Is Unbridled in Kaczmarek’s Photos
Arthrogryposis is a rare disorder that prevents one’s limbs and muscles from developing and stretching out normally. It restricts movement by locking up joints. It can restrict speech or other daily functions such as eating. It affects about one in … Continue reading
You’re killing me, Mitt
As with so many Romney-related flaps, the one surrounding his observation that he could take credit for President Obama’s restructuring of General Motors and Chrysler has been confused and out of focus. Well, maybe not out of focus, but focused … Continue reading
With This 500-Ton Deepwater Well Cap, BP Is Ready For The Next Oil Spill
Two years ago BP engineers were churning their wheels trying to devise one method after another to cap and kill the gushing Macondo well. Now the company says it has built a system that — if such a disaster ever … Continue reading
After 92 years, Belton clothier shuts down
”Made in America” tags dangle from coat sleeves, shirt collars and pants legs in this dress shop on Belton’s dowtown square. Only a few things remain on the racks now. Signs posted in the shop’s windows that promise deals to … Continue reading
IT security? You’re doing it wrong!
For quite some time I’ve been thinking about the impact of many different trends on the world of IT, as virtualisation and cloud combine with new devices and service-oriented application development to change the way we build and deliver applications. … Continue reading
New Owner Brings Changes to Weld Fixture Company
One year ago, Susan Straley, also known as, The Queen of Lean Machine Design, took over ownership and became President of Rentapen Inc. In that year Rentapen Inc. has embraced many new changes in the company. Rentapen has added new … Continue reading
