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Sequoia Baptist Church is a cultural feature (church) in Tulare County. The primary coordinates for Sequoia Baptist Church places it within the CA 93277 ZIP Code delivery area.

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Sunday, April 27, 2014

Watson's Mill Bridge State Park in Comer, GA

I was headed the next morning to Watson's Mill to meet up with Sharon and her husband Ron as I continued my trip to NC with my camper (where it would be stored). I got a later start than anticipated, and it rained for the last hour of the drive. I got there about 30 minutes after Sharon and Ron. They had their dogs Sheba and Sunni with them, and it was great to meet them, too!

This campground was quite a contrast to Ocmulgee! Just beautiful--and of course getting there at the height of spring was a help! The dogwoods were blooming and the trees were in all the shades of spring green. The photos tend to look oversaturated with green, but that's genuinely how green it was!

Sharon and Ron had picked a site with another site directly across from it (which I took, of course). This is unusual in this park--most of the sites are not only huge but they are staggered in such a way that you have a great sense of privacy. It's a small campground. I believe there was only one other site taken when we got there, though it might have been two. Later there were a few more campers scattered around, but never any in sites adjacent to either of us.

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This would be an excellent campground for tenting. Sites have tent pads, and they are well-placed. I would have loved putting a tent here and having that woods view out my door!

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Given the wet weather and the hour, we didn't do much our first day there except chat. The next day was sunny and wonderfully breezy with very low humidity so Sharon and I went for a hike on the nearby trail while Ron stayed with the dogs. It's a very rustic trail, narrow with roots and rocks to watch out for. Also somewhat hilly. There were a few wooden bridges that crossed over low spots. Here's Sharon on one of those bridges.

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The trail came to a canal running through what used to be a powerhouse. We crossed over the canal and continued our walk.

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The trail led to the covered bridge.  This is the longest covered bridge in Georgia, stretching 229 feet across the South Fork River. It was built in 1885. It is supported by a lattice truss system held together by wooden pins.

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After I took that photo, I looked down at the water swirling around the rocks. Very pretty spot.

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So, back to the bridge being held together by wooden pins. We did walk through it, but I wasn't completely comfortable with that! Cars also drive back and forth through it. Perhaps the processing of this photo reflects my spooky feeling about it. (A car was heading our way when this was taken.)

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We were there for 3 days and during that time did more walking and a lot of chatting.

Verizon signal was pretty weak--texts went out after some hesitation and calls might have worked, but I was at one or two bars the whole time. Mifi seemed ok for web surfing but was not strong enough for Netflix streaming. The bath house was not new, but it was clean and the hot water and water pressure were fine. The dumpster for trash is farther from the campground than I have ever encountered before, but it's a nice walk on a paved road. There's not a lot to do nearby, so this is a campground better suited for relaxation than sightseeing. There is a Dollar General and grocery store in town, a few gas stations, a Subway and a nice cafe, and some shops which may or may not actually be open for business. There are two ways into the park, one of which is through the bridge. It has a 9' clearance so keep that in mind if you are planning your route to this park. You cannot reserve specific sites here, but on our walks through the campground I didn't see a single bad site--you might want to drive all the way around and see them all before making your choice. There are no sewer hookups, and the dump station is in an odd spot--next to the bath house near the entrance to the campground. So most campers have to circle all the way around the campground and back in again to get to it (this was probably so that it could share the sewer system with the bath house). When you get there, check in at the Visitor Center--you can drive up the driveway rather than parking across the street and walking up the hill--there is a turnaround at the top. The road to the campground is between the Visitor Center and the bridge--it cuts over to the right before the bridge.

I highly recommend this campground.

My camper is now in a storage facility about a mile from our house in western NC. I can't wait to get out and start exploring the campgrounds up there! I don't anticipate ever camping in Florida again, but I will be spending time in north George campgrounds, as well as NC and SC spots.

tinycamper said...

Love your photos, especially the water photos. They are so much crisper and more detailed than mine!

You nailed it with this review. It's a lovely place for relaxing, enjoying nature and escaping the rat race... and there is that lovely bridge scenery to soak in!

Pam said...

Looks like a great park, I'll have to check it out on the map. I'm considering a Georgia trip next March, preferably ending up on the coast. Any suggestions??

Patsy said...

Looks like you made it to the great State of North Carolina. Have wondered about you from time to time -- especially when I play Sequence. Glad to see you decided to take the camper with you. NC has loads of great camping places.

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Effective Diets That Can Cure Candida

Do you have candida?

Not many people know what candida exactly is and what they look like.

Candida or yeast infection is an infection caused by the overgrowth of a microorganism called Candida albicans. This particular fungus is normally found in the stomach as it aids in the digestive process. However, it can cause harmful side effects if it is found on other parts of the body such as the mouth, skin folds, the vagina and or the penis.

Diet is important in the treatment of the disease. The following diets can be of great help to completely get rid of the candida infection:

* A diabetic diet is advised as it contains less sugar. All the foods that are rich in sugar must be taken in small amount. Food such as cookies, cake, candies, sodas, and ice creams should be taken with precautions. Sweetened food that are made from artificial sugar called saccharine or aspartame or stevia extract need to be taken with moderation. Sugar intake can further worsen the infection as it can cause overgrowing of Candida albicans. Three days of sugar restriction may enhance the possibility of curing the disease.

* White starch food such as white pasta, bread, cakes and white rice must also be prohibited. You should take whole grains in moderation. If you are on a carbohydrate diet, you need to lessen the intake of the following foods to lessen the possibilities of growing more Candida albicans. Dairy products are harmless unless you are allergic to them.

* The increase of intake of essential oils can be a great help. Oils such as omega-3 oils, fish oils such as tuna, salmon, mackerel, sardine, and other oils such as flaxseed oils, borage, and primrose oils can be a good diet. You should at least take one tablespoon of these oils per day. Some oils that are found in some food such as salads, canola oil and olive oils can be useful as well. You should include avocado oils and nut oils as they are helpful in treating the disease as well.

* Do not just take any antibiotic without any prescription from a doctor. Antibiotics and cortisone-type prescriptions should not be taken as possible, as some of these drugs are harmful and can increase the growth of these microorganisms.

* Regular intake of yogurt about two to three servings a day can also help in curing the infection. Yogurt contains a special ingredient called acidophilus that is a powerful and proven ingredient for treating the infection.

These are the diets that a yeast infected patient should take. However, before taking these diets it is advisable that you should consult your physician first for a more thorough medical diagnosis and assistance.

Sunday, October 22, 2006

Treating Candida Infections

Systemic infections are not easy to treat. For most people, treatment for such diseases consists of potent cocktails of antibiotics or antifungals. Candidiasis is one of these infections that require constant attention and treatment. The flip side of this is that Candidiasis is very treatable and the existing treatments show excellent prognosis. However, treatment of this disease can be very costly could take a very long time to clear.

Candida Albicans exists naturally in the body, especially in the intestines. Normally, these fungi do not cause harm to a healthy body. Unfortunately, though, if there is an overgrowth of these fungi, it could cause a systemic infection (an infection that affects your whole body). Some causes of Candidiasis are the misuse or overuse of antibiotics, deficient diet, exposure to germs, stress and lowered immune response, sedentary lifestyle, and others.

Treatment for Candida include

1. Potent Antifungals – the patient will be given systemic antifungals such as Nizoral, Diflucan, and Nystatin. The treatment period using these antifungals typically extends over many months and requires high dosages. Some people exhibit side effects upon using the said antifungals. They are effective even though they take some time to fully clear the infection.

2. Acidophilus and Lactobacilus strains – these probiotic supplements help right the intestinal flora, and keep the balance of bacteria in the body in check. These supplements are typically 1000mg strong and are taken twice a day indefinitely.

The use of such probiotics helps prevent the recurrence of Candida overgrowth. Fortunately, even for those without systemic yeast infections, the use of probiotics has a beneficial effect. There are commercially available probiotic drinks and supplements for everyday use, and can be easily purchased at any supermarket.

3. Colloidal Silver – this was used as an antimicrobial agent long before antibiotics came along. This is to be taken twice a day for three to nine months. There are purported side-effects such as a discoloration in the skin, but have not been verified.

4. Candida Diet – a low sugar, low starch, low processed food diet. The Candida Diet can bring relief to some symptoms of systemic Candidiasis in as little as two to four weeks. This diet can be used in conjunction with other existing treatments and is a very viable solution to Candidiasis.

This diet is also quite nutritious and will have benefits in other areas of one’s health. Since the diet restricts some foods such as processed sugars and carbohydrates, one may have to find alternative sources for them.

5. Stress management and prevention – sometimes the overgrowth of yeast in the body is caused by lowered immune response due to stress. Proper management of this condition is a good preventive measure in preventing the onset of Candida overgrowth and may increase resistance against recurrence of the infection.

6. Caprylic (or Undecanoic) Acid – these capsules are typically taken twice a day at around 1,000mg per dosage. Treatment using Caprylic Acid usually goes on for about 9 months, depending on the severity of the infection.

7. Lifestyle Modification Programs – lifestyle modification programs aim to promote a healthier lifestyle. Most of the tenets of the program allow for a lifestyle that lessens the effects of Candidiasis. Under this program one will be guided towards avoiding nicotine and alcohol (both of which encourage the growth of Candidiasis), eating more fruits and vegetables.

Sunday, July 02, 2006

Manifestations of Candida Infection: the Candida symptoms and when you know you have it

Do you want to know if you are infected with candidiasis? How are you going to know if you have the disease? Of course, you need to know the different signs and symptoms. You need to be informed about the different manifestations of the disease. If you do not have any knowledge about this, the best suggestion is to read this article to be aware of the different signs and symptoms of candidiasis.

Yeast infection or candidiasis is an infection caused by the fungus called Candida albicans. Normally, these microorganisms are found in the stomach to facilitate the digestion process, but if it is found in places like mouth, anus, skin folds, vagina and penis, it is harmful as it can cause major discomfort and pain.

There are several stages in the candidiasis; each stage has different signs and symptoms.

Stages and manifestations of Candida infections:

Mucous membranes areas of the body are mostly affected in this stage, such as mouth, nose, respiratory system, vagina and sometimes penis. Symptoms like

• allergies to food, dust, heavy perfumes, fungus, yeast,
• Post menstrual syndrome,
• urinary tract infection,
• rashes all over the body,
• acne,
• oral thrush and
• Allergies to inhalants and chemicals.

Many people suffer from different allergic reactions to different histamines. Allergic reactions such as tonsillitis, bronchitis, rhinitis and streptococcal or staphylococcal infection are just normal however, these reactions needs to be treated with antibiotic that sometimes causes more growth of the Candida albicans.

This involves the following signs and symptoms:

• Psoriasis
• Extreme fatigue
• Pain
• Headaches
• Migraine
• Muscle aches
• Joint pains
• Arthritis
• Nail infections

There are many ways to relieve these signs and symptoms however; the presence of the infection remains to be untreated. Growth of Candida Albicans will still take place.

This is the most critical stage where in the mind and behavior is affected by the infection. You will note the following signs and symptoms:

• Decrease focus to things around
• Severe forgetfulness
• Memory loss
• Confabulations
• Loss of skills

A patient may develop the following signs and symptoms that can be frightening.

• Severe crying
• Severe depression
• Insomnia or sleeping disorders
• Irritating behaviors
• Irrational thoughts
• Severe fears
• Phobia
• Severe anxiousness
• Panic
• Muscle twitching
• Aggressive behavior
• Violence and sometimes
• Epileptic seizures
• Death

Most of the people recognize this as the stage of mental illness as the patient may develop schizophrenia or psychosis. Sometimes patients are brought to psychiatrist or mental institution. The mental disorder of a patient suffering from candidiasis may take longer period of treatment.

This stage is the end stage where patient develop the following:

• Inability of the various organs to function well
• Total muscle and body weakness
• Severe hypertension
• Numbness of body parts
• Easy bruising
• Tachycardia
• Suffocation
• Death

The infection should be treated after the manifestations of the first stage. If the infection is mistreated, it could grow even worse and affect more areas. Consult your doctor to know what kind of medication you should take. Be aware of the following signs and symptoms to avoid death.


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Gameplay in Brief:

One of my favorite games, Liar's Dice (also known as Call My Bluff or just Bluff) goes in and out of print. Each player rolls five dice and keeps the result secret from other players. They then take turns bidding on the total results. (e.g. "There are seven 4s." or "I say there are nine 2s.")

When a player believes the bidding has gone too high, he challenges the previous bid. Depending on the results, at least one player will lose at least one die. The last player holding any dice is the winner.

For 2 to 6 players, ages 8 and up. Liar's Dice takes about 20 minutes per game.

Liar's Dice was designed by Richard Borg.

Also known as Call My Bluff, Bluff, Perudo and other names, the edition known as Liar's Dice was published by Milton Bradley. Other publishers include FX Schmid, Piatnik, Ravensburger, and Endless Games.

Liar's Dice is a bluffing game and a dice game.

Also by Richard Borg:

Borg is a prolific designer. He has created about 20 other published games, including BattleLore (2006), Memoir '44 (2004), Commands and Colors (2006), Wyatt Earp (2001), Battle Cry (2000), Mutant Chronicles: Siege of the Citadel (1993), Hera and Zeus (2000), and X-Men Alert (1992). Here are my picks for the best games designed by Richard Borg.

In 2006, a version of Liar's Dice won the Arets Spel (a Swedish gaming industry award) for best adult game. It is also on my list of the best dice games.

Interview with Richard Borg:

In 2005, Face 2 Face Games published Warriors, a game co-designed by Borg and Alan R. Moon. Here is my interview with Borg and Moon about that game.

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During your trip to Jamaica set aside some time to taste the exotic flavors that have influenced this area's culinary style.

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Le Vendome Restaurant

Greenleaf Cabins is located in the vicinity of several restaurants, so even picky eaters can find something that suits them. A few of the closest off-site restaurants are Best in the West Jerk Stand, where you can dine on wings and Jamaican cuisine, and Beach Bar and Grill, which has comfort food as well as eclectic food. Still curious about other options surrounding the cottages? For more info, look at the table below.

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Seaside Restaurant (876) 957-4227 Informal Less than a hundred yards (about a hundred meters) WNW
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Le Vendome Restaurant (876) 957-4277 Informal 0.1 mi. (0.1 km) SW
Bongo's Restaurant (876) 957-3200 Fine Dining 0.1 mi. (0.1 km) NW
Japanese Teppanyaki and Sushi Bar (305) 774-0040 Informal 0.1 mi. (0.2 km) SSW
Sun Beach Restaurant (876) 957-9118 -- 0.1 mi. (0.2 km) NW
Rainbow Arch Restaurant -- Very Casual 0.1 mi. (0.2 km) SW
Chances Pizza -- Very Casual 0.2 mi. (0.3 km) NW
Niah's Patties -- Very Casual 0.2 mi. (0.3 km) SW
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Monday, February 12, 2007

Book Excerpt #2

"From our western point of view it would be easy to imagine that eating rice or bread at every meal was a step down from the diversity and wonder of our own habits, where we can have take out Thai for lunch, Mexican for dinner and oatmeal for breakfast, but that is, in fact, not the case. Most people love their staple foods, find them comforting and pleasurable, and come to believe that a meal without them is not a meal. For example, in several Asian cultures the question, "Have you eaten?" actually means "Have you had rice." Margaret Visser points out,

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The same is true of any people with staple foods. Varieties of bread are debated and preserved and recipes passed down among those who rely on wheat. Sourdough eaters preserve their starters, those accustomed to dark ryes search the earth for them when they travel, and at holidays everyone enjoys their sweetened celebratory breads. Those whose traditions involve corn preserve ancient varieties, like traditional Mexican and Hopi varieties for making tortillas, because of the remarkable flavors involved. They know a thousand ways to use cornmeal - as breads, porridges and desserts, and never seem to tire of them. And anyone who has ever eaten a buttery, yellow yukon gold potato, and a waxy carola potato know how different they can be, how much a "meat and potatoes person" finds a meal without potatoes an empty thing indeed.

In fact, you might turn Visser's statement around, and point out that the only people who don't care about the quality of their food are us, the people who have so much of it that we don't know what to do with it. We have allowed our tastes for salt and fat and sugar to override the natural, profound liking for a staple whole grain and its natural partners, and we can no longer taste the subtleties of their pleasures. Or perhaps because we rely on the supermarket we simply don't know how very diverse these tastes can be. We imagine ourselves as having a tremendously interesting diet, but is it really better to eat lobster, chicken and pork in one week, or to enjoy sourdough, black rye, honey-wheat and salt rising bread?

I want to emphasize that when we call for a return to staple starch based diets, we are not calling for a return to the bland, the boring, the unbalanced or the unpleasant. We have become accustomed to another kind of diet, one that is tremendously energy and carbon intensive and often very boring - in the sense that everything tastes strongly of salt and fat. Becoming a nation of home cooks means, in part, developing a new, but not at all inferior diet. It involves opening ourselves to new tastes, and reconsidering what constitutes novelty and good food.

In fact, we imagine ourselves as eating a variety of foods, but in fact, if we eat from the typical supermarket, much of our diet is derived from a single ingredient.. As Michael Pollan points out in _The Omnivore's Dilemma_, corn is a central ingredient in virtually everything Americans eat. We are not aware of how dependent we are upon zea mays, but we are, as Pollan observes, rather like Koala bears that eat only one sort of plant. He says,

"Corn is what feeds the steeer that becomes the steak. Corn feeds
the chickens and the pig, the turkey and the lamb, the catfish and the
tilapia and, increasingly, even the salmon, a carnivore by nature that
fish farmers are reengineering to tolerate corn. The eggs are made
of corn. The milk and cheese and yogurt, which once came from the
dairy cows that grazed on grass, now typically come from Holsteins
that spend their working lives indoors tethered to machines, eating

Head over to the processed foods and you find ever more intricate
manifestations of corn. A chicken nugget, for example, piles corn
upon corn: what chicken it contains consists of corn, of course, but
so do most of the nugget's other constituents, including the modified
corn starch that glues the thing together, the corn flour in the batter
that coats it, and the corn oil in which it gets fried. Much less
obviously, the leavenings and lecitithin, the mono-,and di-, and
triglycerides, the attractive golden coloring, and even the citric acid
that keeps the nugget 'fresh' can all be derived from corn.
To wash down your chicken nuggets with virtually any soft drink
in the supermarket is to have some corn with your corn. Since the
1980s virtually all the sodas and most of the fruit drinks sold in the
supermarket have been sweetened with high-fructose corn syrup
(HFCS) - after water, corn sweetener is their principle ingredient.
Grab a beer for your beverage instead and you'd still be driking
corn in the form of alcohol fermented from glucose refined from
corn..." (Pollan, 18)

Wow, doesn't that sound yummy! It turns out that our diet isn't nearly as diverse as we'd like to be, and changing to devote ourselves primarily to a few staple food might actually be an expansion, rather than a contraction of our experience and our palates.

We would encourage people to think about what is likely to be their own natural staple starch(s), and how to provision themselves with it, to learn to cook it well and in multiple ways, and to enjoy it. For many people farming on small lots, growing a lot of grain is probably not feasible, although you certainly can grow a surprisingly large amount in small spaces. There are good reasons to grow some staple grains and vegetables. One of them is as a hedge against famine in hard times, and also as a means of creating complete local food systems. If the basis of your diet has to come from far away, there are limits to how food secure your community can ever be."

Alantex said...

Just wanted to point out one thing: good beer isn't made from corn. If you drink Bud or Miller or one of their cheaper clones, then, yes, you're drinking corn. But if you drink one of the hundreds (perhaps thousands) of malt beverages from local microbreweries that have sprung up around the U.S. in the last 20 years, then you'll be imbibing a considerable variety of grains, fruits, and other ingredients, increasingly organically-grown.

And if you do drink these craft-brewed beers and ales, you'll never go back to that crummy corn-based stuff.

Anonymous said...

Coming fromthe UK, I am not sure if by "corn" you mean wheat, or maize which we call 'sweetcorn'. We grew maize on our allotment last year, which was very successful, but we also grow lots of potatoes. Perhaps we could have more than one 'staple' carbohydrate. Would the masses of parsnips and carrots also count?

RAS said...

Sharon, if you don't mind me asking, where did you get your copy of Heat? Not only can I not find it in any of the used bookstores, but none of the new ones have it either! Amazon is claiming it won't even be published until July! What the devil?

Anna said...

Nobody asked me, but - the book I want you to write is the personal/global "living sustainably" one - containing "Love Miles", "Home Economics, Sustainability and the "Mommy Wars"", and the like.

jewishfarmer said...

Hi Folks - Hi Alan - a good reminder. I definitely don't think Pollan is talking about *good* food in general, much less good beer ;-). But yes, an important point.

And sorry - when we speak of "corn" here in the US, we mean Maize. "Sweetcorn" is the green (that is, not dried) form of corn eaten off the cob, and "dry corn" is the dried meal grown for grinding. Sorry to be confusing - and yes, I do talk later in the book about needing more than one staple food - and yes, carrots and parsnips do count, although their nutritional balance is someone different. John Jeavons and Ecology action argue that if you must grow your food intensively, root crops are the best possible return for your energy investment.

RAS, for some stupid reason, _Heat_ hasn't been released in the US at all. I ordered my copy direct from The Guardian, but I gather has it as well. It is a pain. Stupid to release a book that has had so much impact on the global warming conversation and then wait on the US printing.

Anna, that's very nice of you - and some of it may not be out of the question. I can't say any more at the moment, though. I will once things are final! Thank you!

RAS said...

Hmm, is it a stupid reason, or a political reason, I wonder?

And congratulations on the troll. You know that you're making a difference and are a success when you get a troll, especially one when that goes back and attacks previous posts!
BTW, you're writing is very clear -either someone was deliberately misunderstanding, or has very low levels of reading comprehension.

Alantex said...

Hi, Sharon, et al,
Maybe Heat's publishers are waiting on a version tailored for the U.S. situation/market? You, know, "English" measurements instead of metric, American habits, housing styles, appliances, vehicle models, etc.

Anna said...

alantex, that ("version tailored for the U.S.") makes sense. We're pretty spoiled in our reading habits, to expect it - recently I read a book that was Brit-oriented in its examples and units, and found it surprisingly jarring.

the sun does revolve around us U.S. residents, after all...

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I experienced this when I lived in Costa Rica for three months. Most people ate some version of rice and beans three meals a day. The sides varied--sometimes you would have fruit, bread, yucca, or a little meat with it. It seemed strange at first but soon felt normal. There are times I'm tempted to cook this way now--it would certainly simplify things, and would be cheaper to boot.

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Supreme Court of Georgia.

No. S14A0111.

    Decided: June 16, 2014

Appellant Marcus Tyrone Oliphant was convicted of malice murder and 15 other offenses in connection with a July 2006 armed robbery and shooting at a mobile home park in Carrollton, Georgia. Oliphant now challenges his convictions and sentences, claiming that the evidence was insufficient on particular counts; that trial counsel rendered ineffective assistance; that the trial court imposed an illegal sentence on one count; and that the trial court failed to merge or vacate certain convictions for sentencing purposes. Though we find that the evidence was sufficient and that trial counsel did not render deficient performance, we agree that Oliphant was improperly sentenced in various respects, and we therefore vacate certain of his sentences, as set forth in greater specificity below.1

Viewed in the light most favorable to the jury's verdicts, the evidence adduced at trial established as follows. On the evening of July 19, 2006, a group of young men attacked and robbed Pedro Espinosa at gunpoint outside his trailer in the Elizabeth Village Mobile Home Park in Carrollton. The assailants approached Pedro, who was sitting outside his trailer, and one of them asked for a cigarette. Pedro rose and walked toward his trailer to retrieve a cigarette from inside, when he was grabbed from behind and put in a chokehold. Some of the men began beating him, one of the others stuck a gun in his mouth, and another held a gun to his temple, as they demanded that Pedro give them his money. When Pedro responded that he had none, the men frisked him and took his cell phone from his pocket. At the time, Espinosa's brother, Jorge, was inside the trailer with his wife, Paola Cabanas, and three children whom they were babysitting. Responding to the noise outside, Jorge opened the door, saw what was happening, and shut the door. The men threw Pedro aside, one fired two shots at him, and the men began firing at the trailer, then fled. One of the shots struck Jorge in the arm, another hit and killed Paola, and a third traversed both legs of one of the children, 10–year–old Sabrina Monsivais. After the men had run away, one returned briefly and shot at Pedro again, striking him in the leg.

Oliphant, who was 17 years old at the time of the crimes, admitted to having accompanied several friends to Elizabeth Village on the night of July 19. In a police interview conducted two days after the crimes, Oliphant told investigators that, on that night, he was sitting in a car parked at Elizabeth Village with Chade Ackey, Cody Buchanan, and Randall Laye. Oliphant received a phone call on Ackey's cell phone from Aerius Potts, who wanted to borrow Oliphant's gun. Potts and accomplices LaBryan Lytle,2 Christopher Coleman, Deonta Holland, and Varion Shell had decided to rob someone that night, and they arranged to meet Oliphant's group at Elizabeth Village. The two groups met up, and Oliphant gave Potts his nine millimeter pistol. Eight of the nine men, several of whom were armed with guns, then proceeded to walk through the trailer park, while the ninth remained in his car. After an unsuccessful attempt to enter a particular trailer, they came upon Pedro, and the attack unfolded. All nine men fled after the shooting.

Later that evening, Coleman drove Oliphant, Potts, and Ackey out of Carrollton to some unfamiliar farmland, where Potts disposed of Oliphant's pistol and a second gun used in the crimes by flinging them out of the car window. Investigators eventually recovered both of these guns, as well as a .380 caliber semi-automatic handgun, which Coleman admitted to using in the crimes. Four cartridge cases and a bullet found at the scene, as well as the bullet recovered from Paola's body, were matched by firearms experts with Oliphant's nine millimeter pistol and Coleman's .380 caliber gun.

1. The evidence as summarized above was sufficient to enable a rational trier of fact to conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that Oliphant was guilty of the crimes of which he was convicted. Jackson v. Virginia, 443 U.S. 307, 99 S.Ct. 2781, 61 L.Ed.2d 560 (1979). While there is no evidence that Oliphant fired any of the weapons used in the shooting, there was evidence that Oliphant supplied one of the weapons used in the crimes with the knowledge that it was to be used to commit armed robbery; was present during the commission of the crimes; fled the scene immediately thereafter; and accompanied several of his accomplices to dispose of two of the weapons used in the crimes. Thus, there was ample evidence to inculpate Oliphant as a party to the crimes. See OCGA § 16–2–20 (persons “concerned in the commission of a crime,” by way of intentionally aiding and abetting or intentionally advising, encouraging or counseling another to commit such crime, may be charged with and convicted of commission of the crime); see also Hassel v. State, 294 Ga. 834(1), 755 S.E.2d 134 (2014).

In addition, we reject Oliphant's argument that his first-degree cruelty to children convictions cannot be sustained because there was insufficient evidence of intent. OCGA § 16–5–70(b) defines first-degree child cruelty as “maliciously caus[ing] a child under the age of 18 cruel or excessive physical or mental pain.” Contrary to Oliphant's assertion, the statute does not require evidence that the defendant had any specific awareness of a child's presence when committing the act in question. Rather, the statute requires only that the defendant commit an act with malice and, in so doing, cause a child the requisite pain. Regarding the intent component, we have stated that

it must be established that the mental state of the defendant has the absence of all elements of justification or excuse and the presence of an actual intent to cause the particular harm, or [that] there is the wanton and wilful doing of an act with an awareness of a plain and strong likelihood that such harm might result.

Banta v. State, 282 Ga. 392, 397(5), 651 S.E.2d 21 (2007). Here, Oliphant was an accomplice in the malice murder of Paola, which was witnessed by all three children, who were under her care at the time. All three children testified at trial to their fright and angst during and immediately after the shooting.The evidence was thus sufficient to sustain the first-degree child cruelty convictions.

2. Oliphant next contends his trial counsel rendered ineffective assistance by failing to object to the admission of prejudicial evidence on two occasions. To establish ineffective assistance of counsel, a defendant must show that his trial counsel's performance was professionally deficient and that but for such deficient performance there is a reasonable probability that the result of the trial would have been different. Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668, 695, 104 S.Ct. 2052, 80 L.Ed.2d 674 (1984); Wesley v. State, 286 Ga. 355(3), 689 S.E.2d 280 (2010). If the defendant fails to satisfy either the “deficient performance” or the “prejudice” prong of the Strickland test, this Court is not required to examine the other. See Green v. State, 291 Ga. 579(2), 731 S.E.2d 359 (2012).

(a) First, Oliphant contends that trial counsel should have objected and moved to redact a portion of his videotaped police interview, in which one of the officers explained why he could be charged as a party to the crime. Oliphant claims the officer's statements constituted an improper opinion on the ultimate issue of Oliphant's guilt as an accomplice. We disagree, because here, the officer was clearly not offering opinion testimony on the ultimate issue but was merely informing Oliphant as to the probable cause for his arrest. Counsel's failure to object to this brief portion of the interview does not constitute deficient performance. See Wesley v. State, 286 Ga. at 356, 689 S.E.2d 280 (failure to make meritless objection does not constitute deficient performance).

(b) Next, Oliphant contends that trial counsel should have objected when the prosecutor adduced testimony that the City of Carrollton Police Department, which investigated the case, was a “certified police department” that had recently received an award for having the most training hours per officer of all the State's police departments. Even assuming, as Oliphant argues, that trial counsel should have objected to this testimony as improperly bolstering the credibility of several Carrollton police officers who testified at trial, we find little probability that this testimony, spanning less than two of the more than 300 pages of trial testimony in this case, had any effect on the result of the trial. There being no prejudice, Oliphant's ineffectiveness claim fails.

3. We agree with Oliphant that the trial court improperly sentenced him to a felony-level sentence of five years on his conviction for misdemeanor possession of a pistol by a person under the age of 18. See OCGA § 16–11–132(b) (first conviction thereunder is misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for not more than 12 months). Oliphant's sentence on Count 17 of the indictment must, therefore, be vacated and the case remanded for resentencing on this count.

4. We also agree with Oliphant's contentions regarding the merger of certain of his convictions.

(a) Oliphant was convicted of and sentenced for the malice murder, felony murder, and aggravated assault of Paola. Given the malice murder conviction, the felony murder conviction should have stood vacated by operation of law, and the trial court thus erred in imposing a separate sentence on the felony murder count. See Lucky v. State, 286 Ga. 478(2), 69 S.E.2d 825 (2010) (when jury returns guilty verdicts on malice and felony murder as to same victim, felony murder conviction is “surplusage” and stands vacated by operation of law). In addition, the aggravated assault on Paola, predicated on the same shooting that caused her death, should have merged, as a lesser included offense, into the malice murder conviction. Id. at 481, 689 S.E.2d 825; see also Vergara v. State, 287 Ga. 194(1)(b), 695 S.E.2d 215 (2010). Accordingly, Oliphant's convictions and sentences on Count 2 (felony murder) and Count 3 (aggravated assault against Paola) must be vacated.

(b) Oliphant was also convicted of and sentenced on four different counts as to Pedro: one for armed robbery (Count 4) and three for aggravated assault (Counts 5, 6, and 11). Count 5 alleged aggravated assault by putting a handgun in Pedro's mouth; Count 6 alleged aggravated assault by shooting Pedro with a handgun; and Count 11 alleged aggravated assault with intent to rob by pointing a handgun at Pedro and demanding money. Oliphant contends that the aggravated assaults charged in Counts 5 and 11 should merge into the armed robbery conviction. We agree.

[W]here the same act or transaction constitutes a violation of two distinct statutory provisions, the test to be applied to determine whether there are two offenses or only one, is whether each provision requires proof of a fact which the other does not.

(Citation and punctuation omitted.) Drinkard v. Walker, 281 Ga. 211, 215, 636 S.E.2d 530 (2006). Under this test, the conviction on Count 11, aggravated assault with intent to rob, clearly should have merged into the armed robbery conviction. See Lucky v. State, 286 Ga. at 481–482, 689 S.E.2d 825 (comparing elements of armed robbery with those of aggravated assault with intent to rob and concluding that the latter was a lesser included offense of the former). As to Count 5, the same result obtains, because the aggravated assault with a deadly weapon as alleged here (i.e., by putting a gun in Pedro's mouth) does not require proof of any fact in addition to those necessary to prove the armed robbery. See Bradley v. State, 292 Ga. 607(1)(c), 740 S.E.2d 100 (2013); Long v. State, 287 Ga. 886(2), 700 S.E.2d 399 (2010).

Still intact, however, are the conviction and sentence on the aggravated assault in Count 6, which charged Oliphant with aggravated assault by shooting Pedro. The evidence showed that, after the armed robbery and initial shooting, the assailants ran away, but one then returned briefly and shot Pedro in the leg. Because this subsequent shooting occurred after the initial criminal transaction was completed, the aggravated assault conviction arising therefrom does not merge with the other convictions. Thomas v. State, 289 Ga. 877, 880(3), 717 S.E.2d 187 (2011) (declining to merge aggravated assault with armed robbery where the assault was committed after the armed robbery had been completed).

For the foregoing reasons, the convictions and sentences on Counts 2, 3, 5, and 11 must be vacated, and Oliphant's sentence on Count 17 must also be vacated. In all other respects, the judgment is affirmed.

Judgment affirmed in part and vacated in part and case remanded for resentencing.

HUNSTEIN, Justice.

All the Justices concur.

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"Brian turned a regular party into a very special event with the Castle Rock Photo Booth. What was especially cool was the way in which the photos could be emailed to friends via the iPad console, and the running slide show of photos in the main party room remote from the photo booth running over a wireless network (all provided as part of the experience). All I had to provide was one power outlet and Brian did everything else with consummate professionalism."
-Michael, House Party 4/30/2012

"Castle Rock Photo Booth is great! Very easy to work with, quick replies to questions, easy to schedule. This is our 3rd event with them and we will diefinately use them again next year!"
-Kim, Denver-Area Highschool After Prom 4/27/2012

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For the past two years they have added to our festivities and made our event special!"

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"Every time I left the booth, I left to gather more friends and have another go at it. It was so fun. Thanks for the fun times and lasting memories! I really enjoyed this at the Jan. 21 charity event and highly recommend it for corporate parties, birthday parties, weddings, charity events, and more. "
-Elicia. Guest at Dining In Denim at Spruce Mountain Ranch, 1-21-2012

"Brian and his photo booth was a hit at our wedding. He had excellent prices for the pictures, props and scapbook. His booth is wheelchair accessible. Brian has a great attitude and a wonderful personality that worked with all of my guests. He was on time and easy to with, as I was a stressed out... "
- HWard, Wedding Reception 10/1/2011

"Castle Rock Photo Booth provided a wonderfully fun and creative flair to our high school’s formal! The photo booth, along with the multitude of fun and creative props (able to accommodate up to 14 or 15 people!) was a huge hit… and a wonderful addition to our event! "
-Mary, Denver Area High School Prom, 2011

"I've seen the Castle Rock photo booth at several events and it is always a great experience. Everyone gets into it. A wonderful mixer and unique activity. Even at formal weddings it has been well received. HIGHLY recommend it. "
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The incoming head of the Philippines' Catholic Bishops’ Conference has issued a stinging rebuke to the country's priests, accusing them of becoming the 'pastors of the status quo,' reports Ucanews.

Archbishop Socrates Villegas, of Lingayen-Dagupan, said on Friday rthat the Catholic Church in the Philippines did not face a problem of shortage of priests but a 'zeal shortage.'

In a letter addressed to priests, Archbishop Villegas said members of the clergy have descended into just 'maintaining the Church, keeping the schedule, continuing the order of the day.'

'This cannot continue,' said the prelate, who will start his term as head of the bishops' conference in December. 'We must get out to the [villages] and public schools, visit the charity wards of hospitals, teach catechism again, visit homes again, make a "mess" in society,' he said.

He said one of the serious problems the faithful are subjected to is 'long-winded and dry homilies' of priests. 'Our youth complain about lifeless and uninspiring liturgies. How can we set their hearts on fire if we ourselves are not afire for God?' he said in his letter to the clergy.

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A young city boy on his first camping trip awoke his father at dawn and said, as he gazed out of his tent, “Look, Dad, the sun is rising just like on TV.”

Our present generation, of which we are privileged to be a laggard part, does not find it easy to distinguish actuality from artifice.  In the background is a reluctance to acknowledge that an impression of reality is not the same as reality itself.  This is symptomatic of what Pope Benedict XVI called the “dictatorship of relativism.”By that he meant the notion absorbed by people bereft of logic, that what one wants something to be, comes to be simply by the wanting.

This has immediate and desultory influence on moral conduct.  So, like the little boy who thought that the real sun looked like the cartoon sun on television (or, like the nice woman who told me that the altar flowers were so lovely that she thought they were artificial) people may reject the concrete facts of nature and posture that their desires are legitimate just because they are desired.  A lurid example of this is the redefinition of marriage to make that organic and divine institution nothing more than a fantasy of one’s arrested emotional development, the product of a plebiscite, and the opinion of judges in solemn robes.  Polls and parliaments are willing tyrants when the mob consents to be tyrannized by their opinions and decrees.

G.K. Chesterton gently slapped his readers back to reality from egoistic comas when he wrote in his A Short History of England: “To have the right to do a thing is not at all the same as to be right in doing it.”  So when someone says, “I am free to do what I want with my body,” you may be impelled by charity and justice to reply that he is indeed so free, but if he defies the law of gravity, the pavement quickly will be of a different opinion, and if he says there is no difference between a man and a woman, two shades named Adam and Eve will rise up with mocking smiles.

Those who have long sipped the intoxicating nectar of false perception may hesitate to draw a line between desire and dogma, fabrication and fact.  If reality is nothing more than the visible costume of an impression, impressive tyrants will orchestrate that fantasy from their balconies, with rhetoric to mold malleable minds.  The long legacy of demagoguery attests that weak points persuade people if the points are shouted loudly enough to overwhelm reason.  Opinion polls shout, and network “talking heads” shout, and Internet pundits shout, but then there is a “still small voice” that does not fade away: the long and logical echo of “Fiat Lux” uttered by the real Creator of the real universe.

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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

so stuffed.

After my friend Ann and I went for our usual Tuesday walk tonight, we decided to hit up the Bad Waitress for some dinner. Ann wanted breakfast food, I didn't know what I wanted, so there we were!

I ended up ordering a quesadilla, which allows you to customize any three additions from their VAST menu of ingredients -- I chose mushrooms, red peppers, and asparagus. YUM, YUM, YUM, and they weren't skimping on the veggies! My quesadilla was served with healthy sides of guacamole, sour cream, and salsa, too! (I must admit, I did stick to the salsa and guac -- full-fat sour cream still kinda scares me!)

And after dinner? Well, we had dessert . . . a banana split, in fact! Can you believe I've never in my life enjoyed a banana split, until this very evening? The single dessert was too large for the two of us, but we managed to "take it down" anyways -- two scoops of vanilla, one scoop of chocolate, a banana, fresh strawberries, chocolate and caramel syrups, whipped cream, and THREE cherries! (Ann "forced" me to eat all three cherries, since she doesn't care for them. Wee!)

Color me stuffed. I'm nursing some peppermint tea right now. I don't make a habit of overeating, but sometimes, you just gotta enjoy a major dessert!

Sophia.Pflieger said...

Who needs sour cream when you have guacamole anyhow? Its the best stuff ever!
I've never had a Banana Split either.

Cafe Cyan said...

I need to try The Bad Waitress...always end up eating at Azia instead!

About the sweet potato fries, mine were not crispy this time because I was very stingy on the olive oil. When I've made them before, they have been crispy when I used more oil.

shellyfish said...

Sometimes you've just got to throw caution to the wind and have fun! I was just thinking about trying to make banana splits for Guppy and Monsieur Fish who have never, ever even heard of them!


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Through her nonfiction and fiction writing, Mary touches on topics that are important to her: family, community, social justice, human dignity, cancer survivorship, disparate health care, and underrepresented people such as the homeless. Recently, she has begun to infuse information about women's health issues into her fiction writing. Mary believes that "to empower people and bring about change, information must be presented where people are likely to encounter it."

In 1996, Mary was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Initially, she sought to "educate herself about the disease to become a credible advocate for her own health and survival." Very soon, newly diagnosed women were being referred to her for support. The power of connecting with others and the strength of women fighting the disease inspired her. Mary is involved with a number of advocacy organizations and participates on numerous committees focused on improving education, eliminating health disparities, providing support, and funding research in ovarian cancer. She is co-founder and President of In My Sister's Care, a national organization focused on eliminating health disparities, and Chair of the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance Outreach Task Force. With the National Cancer Institute, Mary is a member of the Director's Consumer Liaison Group and was a member of the Progress Review Group on Gynecological Cancers. Mary is a charter member of the Washington Advisory Cancer Council and a member of the Board of Directors of the Ovarian and Gynecologic Cancer Coalition - Rhonda's Club. In addition, she is on the Editorial Board of the American Association for Cancer Research's consumer magazine, CR, and is a grant application reviewer for the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration. Mary feels "the most rewarding aspects of advocacy efforts are interacting directly with women and families seeking support and assuring them that they are neither alone nor powerless in their journeys."

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21st Century Martyr

Martyr is a word thrown around a lot by the followers of Mohammed (no peas upon him) and the rather radical followers of Al-lah. Now days though, it is helpful to review the Martyr we are used to, and should be honored; those who were killed, often in terrible ways, just because they said, "I am a Christian."

You don't have to look to far back though. Right now, Abdul Rahman is on trial in Afghanistan for doing just that, and they want to give him the death penalty.

If the AF government goes through with this - I will give a pass to any nation now in AF who wants to put their troops in a C-160 and go home. We can't leave, but that is our problems. It is a lot to expect Slovokia to put its men on the line to preserve a government that kills people just because they are Christians.

Oh, BTW, if you live near DC, Michelle has a couple of ideas for you. Here is a video about it for Michael - or anyone else that understands Dutch.

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Engineering Education and the Construction Industry: What the Industry Should Have From the Colleges

by C. H. Oglesby,
John W. Fondahl,

Serial Information: Journal of the Construction Division, 1959, Vol. 85, Issue 1, Pg. 29-47

Document Type: Journal Paper

Abstract: This paper attempts to face up squarely to the joint problems confronting civil engineering education and the construction industry. Construction should not be considered as a business but as a definite career corner of the civil engineering profession. A civil engineer must therefore make the most use of his knowledge acquired in college in order to do the work of engineering and management. The civil engineering profession has much to gain by strengthening its ties with construction and it should be done by construction sponsored research in the colleges, as well as bolstering of the college curriculum.

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Stable Channels in Erodible Materials

by E. W. Lane,

Serial Information: Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1937, Vol. 102, Issue 1, Pg. 123-142

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CFP Board's Financial Planning Clinic Provides Free Financial Information to the Public

Jun 21, 2007

DENVER, June 21, 2007 - CFP Board invites the public to attend a free Financial Planning Clinic on Saturday, August 4, 2007, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Sheraton Boston Hotel. This special event will bring together more than 150 CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professionals from around the country who will share their time and expertise with the general public by answering consumers’ financial questions for no cost.

At the Clinic, volunteer CFP® professionals will be seated at tables for a wide range of designated financial topics, including:

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Consumers can choose a topic they are interested in and head over to an appropriate table for an informal, one-on-one conversation with a CFP® professional. There will be no sale of products or services at the Clinic, and volunteers will not be permitted to hand out business cards or marketing materials. Each attendee will receive a Financial Planning Resource Booklet that includes the volunteers’ names and contact information, as well as other helpful financial planning information.

The Boston Financial Planning Clinic follows the success of the 2006 Financial Planning Clinic held in Los Angeles, where nearly 1,500 consumers received free financial information from volunteer CFP® professionals. In surveys conducted after the Los Angeles event, 100% of volunteers said that they would do it again, while 94% of attendees said they would recommend it to someone else.

Free online registration and additional information about CFP Board’s Financial Planning Clinic is available on CFP Board’s Web site,

CFP Board has organized the Financial Planning Clinic to further its mission of creating awareness of the importance of financial planning and the value of the financial planning process. CFP Board is a non-profit organization that owns the certification marks CFP®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and federally registered CFP (with flame design) in the U.S., which it awards to individuals who successfully complete CFP Board's initial and ongoing certification requirements.

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The Munsters Repost - Check The Cool Wax Volume 4!

This was one of my most popular mixes. Famous Munsters of Filmland. I've included the artwork for the CD version even though nobody really burns CDs anymore right? I guess I do sometimes if it's cool enough... Oh well. Here it is - 63 tracks including themes, trailers, commercials, and all of the songs they sang in the two seasons of the show including Herman singing Dry Bones. Consider this a celebration of the best sitcom to ever grace our TV sets. Get it here.

Here are a few clips for your viewing enjoyment...

R.A.M.'67 said...

Somebody played this for me a while ago, and I'm impressed with the track selection and audio quality, not to mention the artwork assembled for it!

The best soundtrack compilation for a TV show I've heard since Rhino's Flintstones CD and Varese Sarabande's Adventures of Superman CD!

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I've been looking for this cd forever. I can't seem to find links that work.

Could you please re-upload [possibly in FLAC] and send me the new link.

You could upload here for free, that way people can choose.

Here is my email...

Thank you so very much for such a great collection!

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3 enterprises with marketing technology leadership

I’ve been advocating for marketing to lead its own technology for almost 5 years now. I believe that the splicing of code and data into the DNA of marketing is one of the big picture meta-trends of our industry.

Forrester has recommended a marketing technology office within the marketing department. Recent Gartner research shows that 72% of high-tech marketers now have a chief marketing technologist role in their organizations. Even IBM is now championing the role of a chief marketing technologist (“the new profession on a smarter planet”).

But research and recommendations can feel abstract. Can we see a few real-world cases of marketing technology leadership inside major enterprise marketing departments?

BtoB Magazine published an article yesterday, In-demand tech experts find new home in marketing, that does just that, with three great examples:

  • Motorola
  • SAP
  • EMC Corp.

“As B2B companies adopt increasingly sophisticated technology [such] as marketing automation and content management systems,” writes columnist Kate Maddox, “they are creating new roles within their marketing departments that blend marketing and IT expertise.”

“Motorola Solutions has a dedicated team of about three dozen marketing and IT experts that reports to the CMO. SAP has a business information officer who reports to the CIO and works with a marketing operations team to implement marketing technology. Other companies, such as EMC Corp, are creating groups of marketing and IT people who work jointly on marketing technology projects.”

“While organizational structures vary across B2B businesses, the goal is the same: bridge the gap between marketing and IT and use technology effectively to improve marketing.”

(Emphasis above is my own.)

It’s worth reading the whole article, so I won’t reproduce more of it here.

Well, except for this one quote from Eduard Conrado, senior VP-CMO at Motorola Solutions, who said, “We ended up merging the IT and marketing teams that were working on technology platforms into a single organization. This is the best of both worlds — blending marketing and technology into a single organization.

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Invisible Tibet: Keep on Blogging to the Free World

Jane Macartney of Times Online profiles Tibetan blogger and strong critic of China, Tsering Woeser:

Catching up with Tibet’s most popular blogger isn’t simple. Tsering is under constant surveillance, so we agree to meet on a street corner in Beijing. The subterfuge seems pointless: is easy to spot. Her slightly hippy style sets her apart – for our meeting she has chosen dangling earrings and a glass pendant in Buddhist colours, bought on her last visit to the Tibetan plateau. Its blues, reds and yellows remind her of the colours of the banned Tibetan Snow Lion flag. “I mentioned it to the shopkeeper as a joke,” she says. “He was shocked. Of course, I bought it.”

By birth, upbringing and education, Woeser should be a Tibetan at ease in the Chinese system, a successful member of the Tibetan elite. But this vivacious woman, who looks much younger than her 44 years, is the most outspoken Tibetan voice in China, a fierce critic of Beijing rule in the deeply Buddhist Himalayan region. Her views have won her widespread fame among Tibetans in exile – and, not surprisingly, the attention of the Chinese security apparatus. These days, her books are banned and her movements are monitored. She was detained by police last year during a trip to her birthplace to see her mother. None of this deters her. “If it happens, it happens. I write what I write.”

What she writes is not only poetry but a blog that openly criticises Chinese rule in Tibet. It is already in its fifth incarnation. After it was closed down repeatedly by the authorities in 2006 and 2007, she posted it on an overseas server. Then, after the riots a year ago in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, in which 22 people were killed – mostly ethnic Han Chinese – and unrest spread across Tibetan regions, the overseas blog was hacked and closed down twice. Undaunted, she resumed writing about “Invisible Tibet” on

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Inside China’s Escalating War on Terror

Amid Beijing’s “people’s war” against , The Globe and Mail’s Nathan Vanderklippe has published a feature from thoroughly outlining recent violence in the region, subsequent crackdowns that have largely singled out members of the Uyghur ethnic minority, and diverse local perceptions of the campaign:

The bloodshed [late last month] more than doubled the death toll from what had been – for two months – the worst act of terrorism ever committed on Chinese soil: 39 deaths May 22 at a market in the regional capital, Urumqi.

Beijing has responded swiftly and forcibly, spurred by President Xi Jinping’s pledge during a visit to Xinjiang just three weeks earlier to “make terrorists like rats scurrying across a street.” Declaring its own “war on terror,” the government radically restricted expressions of faith – including a ban on fasting (which is essential to Ramadan).

[…] “I feel like I’m in a battlefield in Iraq,” says Fa Te, a 21-year-old Uighur resident of Urumqi. Soldiers are “everywhere.”

Some Muslims, like many of Xinjiang’s ethnic Chinese residents, support the . They argue that an iron fist is necessary to maintain safety.

But the extent of the repression and being employed raises troubling questions about whether the real goal is to contain “extremists” or simply to crush the Uighurs, a minority that fits uncomfortably into Beijing’s vision of a singular “Chinese dream.” […] [Source]

The terror crackdown in Xinjiang has been steadily intensifying as violent incidents have continued to take lives in the region, and some commentators have argued that measures aimed at ethnic Uyghurs are working to exacerbate the problem. Following an article from the Global Times’ reportIng the use of drones in the apprehension of terror suspects [Chinese], an overseas advocacy group has criticized China for treating Uyghurs as “state enemies”:

An overseas Uighur rights organization has protested the Chinese government’s use of drones in a security crackdown in the ethnic group’s home region of Xinjiang, saying it would intensify tensions that have left dozens of people dead this year.

The Washington D.C.-based Uyghur American Association demanded in a statement Monday that Beijing fully disclose its deployment of drones in an area where Chinese media say a July 28 terror attack left 96 people dead, including 59 attackers who were shot by police.

“The domestic use of unmanned aerial vehicles is an extremely serious and disturbing development,” the association said, warning of an escalation in ethnic tensions. [Source]

Beijing has blamed recent acts of violence on religious extremism, and new regulations have been issued on religious activities. Reuters reports that several Xinjiang officials have been punished for their open religious practice:

China has reprimanded 15 Xinjiang for violations that include adhering to religious faith, state media said on Tuesday, amid a crackdown on what the government calls illegal religious activities in the unruly western region.
<p, the official Xinhua news agency said, behavior which violated rules that state workers not be religious.

[…] China punishes the study of Islam outside the confines of tightly controlled state mosques and children are prohibited from attending madrassas, prompting many parents who wish to provide a religious education to use underground schools. [Source]

Authorities have also pointed to economic inequality in Xinjiang—home to some of the poorest regions in China—as a major cause of unrest. The Telegraph reports on Beijing’s plan to launch an urbanization campaign amid the war on terror:

Dozens of new cities and towns will be built from scratch in China’s remote and restive far west as part of the country’s intensifying“people’s war” on terror, according to reports in the state media.

[…] “Urbanisation serves as a fundamental solution to tackle poverty, unemployment and inequality in less-developed southern Xinjiang where religious conservatism is prevalent and terrorist attacks occur more frequently,” the state-run Global Times newspaper reported.

[…] “Measures such as creating jobs and improving education are seen as fundamental solutions to addressing the threat of terrorism.”

Many of the new cities and towns will reportedly be built by the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps or XPCC – a state-run paramilitary organisation that controls large swathes of the western region, a sizeable agricultural empire and even its own university, courts and police force. […] [Source]


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Tornado touches down in Edgefield County

A tornado touched down about 10:30 p.m. Sunday in the area of Martintown and Deer Springs roads near Thurmond Lake, Edgefield County sheriff's dispatchers said.

No injuries were reported, but there were downed trees and property damage in a nearby subdivision, dispatchers said.

Earlier Sunday, a wall cloud, a precursor to a tornado, was reported about 5:25 p.m. on Sweetwater Road in the county, said Ed Scheutrum of the National Weather Service in West Columbia, S.C.

Officials with the sheriff's offices in Richmond, Columbia and Aiken counties had no reports of serious damage.

Aiken County crash kills motorcycle rider

A 24-year-old Bath man was killed Saturday when his motorcycle collided with a car on Storm Branch Road.

According to a news release from Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton, Thomas Keenan was pronounced dead at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital after the accident. He was driving a 1989 Harley Davidson motorcycle near Lanier Road when he crossed the center line and struck the oncoming vehicle, a 1990 Honda hatchback.

The driver and passenger of the Honda were not seriously injured, the coroner said. This crash is being investigated by the South Carolina Highway Patrol and the Aiken County Coroner's Office.

It is the seventh fatal crash in Aiken County this year.

North Augusta church vandalized by burglar

Victory Baptist Church in North Augusta sustained more than $5,000 in damage over the weekend when someone broke in, damaged property and stole items, according to a police report.

Arriving at the church about 9 p.m. Saturday, Edward Martin, the principal of the church's school, found a broken window, interior doors kicked in and cameras pulled from the ceiling, according to the report filed by the North Augusta Department of Public Safety.

Someone pried a door from a desk and removed a bag containing $30, damaged a TV and video camera and stole a laptop computer, the report said.

Thieves cause major damage at food bank

An area agency that feeds the poor had four air-conditioning units, valued at $23,000, destroyed late Thursday or early Friday when thieves removed the copper from them, according to a Richmond County sheriff's report.

"They took the covers off very neatly, laid them to the side and clipped all the copper lines," Mike Firmin, the executive director of Golden Harvest Food Bank, said Sunday.

The thieves cut a chain-link fence to get to the units, Firmin said.

They also destroyed two units at a neighboring business, he said.

The units cooled offices at the food bank's headquarters in the 3300 block of Commerce Drive.

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