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Danger zone: Cycling ranks among the most risky of sportsIt's July and whether you're a fan of cycling and watch the Tour de France or just tune into ESPN, you are bound to see some crashes that rival NASCAR bang-ups.
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Sunday, July 5, 2009
Robert Behre
Ballet doing well despite downturn It seems the dancers will keep pirouetting at full tilt at the Charleston Ballet Theatre, where "Alive and Kicking" is an apt title for the 2009-10 season.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Tony Bertauski
Poston strolls down preservation memory lane After 27 years at or near the front lines of Charleston's preservation battles, Jonathan Poston is moving on. He soon will start work as director of the National Trust for Historic Preservation's southwestern regional office, which covers Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Rebekah Bradford
Bahiagrass can be hard to eliminate I do believe in fairies. They live in our house and move things. For instance, I couldn't find my workbench. Two days later, I discovered it in my kids' treehouse. The little miscreants even decorated it.
Sunday, Nov. 9, 2008
Jennifer Berry Hawes
Online romance column ending run Not long after starting this column, I received an e-mail from a very nice gentleman who gave me a great recommendation. I'd written an article where I listed "Romantic Times" as a wonderful reference to use, and he wrote very enthusiastically about a Web site called All About Romance (www.likesbooks.com) and specifically its online column, "At the Back Fence."
Monday, July 6, 2009
Bryce Donovan
Children need to feel secure There is no greater gift we parents can give to our children than a home that guarantees security and unconditional love. Because everything else — faith, confidence, trust, morality, curiosity — builds from there.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Nathalie Dupree
Down. Set. Hike (the Appalachian Trail)! A couple of weekends ago, my wife and I went hiking (notice I took my wife with me) (and we actually went hiking) in the mountains of North Carolina. It was during that time, surrounded by vast amounts of open space and the gentle sounds of nature, that I had a chance to reflect on some things, most notably, how much I missed cable television.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Fran Hawk
Good eating begins with wild-caught crustaceans Fresh, local shrimp is something to dream about, and with the season about to start, a lot of good eating is about to begin. It's easy to be passionate about Lowcountry shrimp. When cooked properly, they are sweet, tender and succulent. They have the fresh aroma of the sea, with no "fishy" taste or smell. Those who have never eaten wild-caught fresh shrimp before are stunned when they eat them.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Will Haynie
Bug Party helps teach kids Bugs will swarm to your outdoor party in South Carolina. So … why not make it look like it was all your idea and invite them? In fact, you could make bugs the centerpiece of your celebration and call it a Bug Party.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Wevonneda Minis
Ecuadoran teen shines in Sunfish A 17-year-old sensation from Ecuador came to Charleston and captured the Sunfish North American and Junior North American championships last week. Jonathan Martinetti held off a storming come-back by Charleston's David Loring, a two-time Sunfish world champion, to win the 11-race regatta hosted by James Island Yacht Club.
Monday, June 29, 2009
Olivia Pool
Genealogical workshop set Whether you need to know more about South Carolina land records to dig up information on your ancestors, Geographic Information Systems to map their movements or some other genealogical topic, the South Carolina Genealogical Society's workshop could be for you.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Brenda Rindge
New art installation comes to Charleston next month Artist Benjamin Hollingsworth is inspired by the process of transition. Whether it be a physical movement from one place to another or simply the progression from a conscious to an unconscious state, he is intrigued by how people get from one place to another. This concept has inspired him to create an art installation piece called "A Vessel."
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Deidre Schipani
PACT will leave a legacy of good parenting Fifteen years ago this month, I was the mother of a 1 1/2-year-old toddler and extremely pregnant with my second child. I worried about ruining my princess' life by bringing a little monster into the house. I worried about the "terrible twos" looming just a few months ahead. I worried about sibling rivalry, potty training, discipline and getting into the "right" preschool. I worried. ...
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Teresa Taylor
Firewater Grille More than flowers were blooming this spring in Summerville. In the midst of a global financial freefall, the Flower Town in the Pines saw the opening of a second Santi's Restaurante Mexicano, Farringdon Bistropub, Montreux Bar and Grill, and Wasabi of Summerville. This spring, Bob Shipley ...
Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009
Marjory Wentworth
Brownies likely a tasty culinary fumble The first known published recipe for brownies appeared more than a century ago in 1897 in the Sears, Roebuck and Co. catalog, according to "The Food Chronology." The recipe apparently had been passed by word of mouth for some time before making it into print.
Monday, Jan. 19, 2009
Obama recognizes poetry's power There is much about poetry that pertains to writing and giving speeches — cadence, meaning, finding just the right word or group of words to express something universally felt. Delivery is critical — when to pause, when to look up, when to smile. Poets, like orators, have to consider such things in front of an audience. |
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