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Today's top headlines:  Keep North Charleston Beautiful celebrates 25 years of dedicated work SCDOT to conduct sidewalk, curb work in downtown Charleston ‘Make us better firefighters’: Charleston Fire Department pilots new shifts North Charleston lifts parking pass restrictions for high school ceremonies Governor, SC officials urge preparation now for hurricane season Kelly Services substitute accused of hitting nonverbal child with autism Officials: 19-year-old from Greenville threatened to kill Rep. Nancy Mace Police say teen was shot in self-defense in deadly Hanahan shooting Solicitor objects to calls for investigation into ‘botched’ SC execution Lowcountry intersection set to be renamed after teen’s death Dick’s Sporting Goods to buy struggling shoe chain Foot Locker for $2.4 billion    

Today's top headlines:  Police investigating fatal incident in Hanahan, 1 person detained Charleston Water System expanding to meet future demand Industrial metal company invests $3.7M in Charleston County growth SC State Transportation Infrastructure Bank to terminate I-526 extension funding Dorchester County upcoming year’s budget shows increases in spending Coroner identifies victim of Sunday night West Ashley shooting Parents charged after ‘large rat’ starts eating baby girl, deputies say SC lawmakers ask for investigation into alleged ‘botched’ execution of death row inmate Charleston Co. delays constituent board plan, talks academic calendar, funding Charleston County School District donates books to reading nonprofit in Africa North Charleston Police Department swears in new officers Hamas releases Israeli-American hostage in goodwill gesture toward Trump administration Medical University of South Carolina plans for ‘one-stop shop’ in emergency care

Today's top headlines:  Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office reports deputy-involved shooting in Wando area Goose Creek Church, nonprofit protecting victims of human trafficking City of Charleston asks to transfer ownership of a main downtown road City of Hanahan moving forward with downtown stormwater improvement project Charleston County K-9 officer credited for helping find missing man in marsh Deputies arrest third suspect in Murrells Inlet armed robbery Here’s what’s next for SC treasurer now that senators voted to remove him Walgreens to pay up to $350 million in U.S. opioid settlement

Today's top headlines:  Bill looks to accommodate a growing SC; some concerned with power price impact  Charleston County launches new initiative targeting affordable housing issueNorth Charleston set for 5-year review of comprehensive plan Water main break closes James Island road, leaves over 50 customers without water 1 killed in Hanahan train-pedestrian incident, police confirm Lowcountry warrant sweep results in arrests, enhanced public safety  SC Senate passes tort reform bill after 4 weeks of debate FAA acknowledges it must do better after deadly DC air collision City of Charleston advances operations center construction Construction underway for new condos on Daniel Island

Sarah Hanahan joins Frank ahead of the upcoming Sarah Hanahan Quartet show at Weymouth Center for the Arts & Humanities. The show is the spring opener for the Come Sunday Jazz Series 2024-25 season.

Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTHThe episode starts with Connie recording a vlog about how her husband is being arrested. Apparently this was from a past year. The family is now sitting in the dark because husband Chuck went too hard on the Christmas lights again. She's trying to show why the no conflict contract is so important. Chuck is the hold out and he finally agrees to sign it. The next day, he brings in a battery pack to power the tree. He can tell that something is bothering his wife because she wants a family photo and her mantle fixed. He agrees to do it and is like see: I don't need a contract to be nice. With the power being out, Chuck ends up getting in a competition with his son Clark about how to get the power back on - old school or new school. They all begin to notice something is wrong with Connie. She ends up leaving and we see her trying to get into some medical center but it's closed for the holidays. While she's gone, the family continues to fight over things like who ate the salami?Connie sends Chuck to go get a reindeer. Turns out they're out of reindeer but he can get an alpaca. While he's doing that, Katie comes home and tells her mom that she was just broken up with.  So the family comes together to support her. She returns ring. Mom is mad and says she may not be here next Christmas. She tells them she may have cancer but doesn't know. She needs a break. Power back on, surprise. Power off

Experience the healing power of ozone down to cellular level. Book a HOCATT™ session at Gut Harmony (843-242-0646) today. More details at https://gutharmonysc.com/hocatt/ Gut Harmony City: Mount Pleasant Address: Suite 101 Website: https://www.gutharmonysc.com

Show notes: (1:33) Mark Lintern and his journey (7:24) Cancer theories (20:59) Traditional treatments vs. alternative approaches (30:29) The Tippin's protocol (37:57) How to access Mark's book and other resources (46:01) Outro Who is Mark Lintern?   Mark Lintern is a graphic designer from Stafford who, after being diagnosed with skin cancer and losing a close friend to the disease, spent eight years researching cancer. His work culminated in the formulation of the "Cell Suppression Theory," a groundbreaking perspective on cancer that challenges mainstream views. Lintern's theory is notable for its ability to explain the Hanahan and Weinberg Hallmarks of cancer, which serve as a framework for understanding the complexities of the disease.   Despite having no formal medical background, Lintern's dedication and innovative approach led to the publication of his book The Cancer Resolution?, which was recognized as the Best Indie Book of the Year in 2023. His work has garnered attention within cancer research circles, even leading to a presentation at the “Cancer Through Another Lens” event, where his findings were scrutinized by panels of cancer experts Connect with Mark: Website: https://www.cellsuppression.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-lintern-b75321277/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1267965420803874   Grab a copy: https://amzn.to/3XMxQNc Links and Resources: Peak Performance Life Peak Performance on Facebook Peak Performance on Instagram

This week's edition has new releases and classic hard bop. From the new, we have Hanahan, Barber, Escoffery, Castellanos. As we know, modern jazz always draws from the legacy of the art form with masters like Hubbard, Roach, Hancock, and Shorter. All are represented here. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Sarah Hanahan ~ We Bop! ~ Among Giants Jonathan Barber ~ Can't Call It ~ In Motion Freddie Hubbard ~ Luana ~ Hub Cap  Gilbert Castellanos ~ La Tinsa ~ Underground Herbie Hancock ~ The Peacocks ~ Round Midnight (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Max Roach ~ Libra ~ Members Don't Get Weary Wayne Escoffery ~ Rapture ~ Alone Wayne Shorter ~ Edge Of The World ~ Celebration, Volume 1 

The compelling debut releases of Tracy Yang's Jazz Orchestra and Sarah Hanahan, the new albums of jazz piano veterans Enrico Pieranunzi and Olli Ahvenlahti are just some of the highlights of another edition of Mondo Jazz packed with great new releases. The playlist features Josh Lawrence; Enrico Pieranunzi; Sarah Hanahan; Tracy Yang [pictured]; Anthony Branker; and Olli Ahvenlahti. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/19372705/Mondo-Jazz (from "A Tragic Tango Comedy" onwards). Happy listening! Photo credit: Andreas Hofweber

In recent years AI has become the dominant disruptive force for businesses and scaled organizations in every industry and global region, and it's having a dramatic effect on the profession and practice of design. Over multiple episodes this season, I'll be examining the impact of AI on design and design leadership from a variety of angles.In this episode I look at how AI is showing up in the academic design environment. How are students responding to the possibilities presented by AI, and by the immediate access they have to it? How are design educators integrating AI into their curricula, coursework, and programs? Importantly for design leaders, what does all of this tell us about the generation of designers who will be stepping into the profession—and into our teams—in the years ahead? My guest for this episode is Professor Jonathan Hanahan of the Sam Fox School of Art & Design at Washington University in St Louis. Jonathan brings a deeply technical practice and experimental approach to teaching design—an approach that is sometimes at odds with the more traditional craft-oriented graphic design foundation that the Sam Fox School is built on and known for. Later in the episode, we'll hear about the new cross-disciplinary graduate design program just launched at the school. 

The City of Hanahan celebrated a young man at the City Council meeting this week by gifting him a car!! Joshua Kelly has been making people smile for weeks while working a construction job in Tanner Plantation. He dances while holding the Stop/Slow traffic sign! TJ and Jessica talked with Hanahan Mayor Christie Rainwater about this amazing gift! Photo Cred: Mayor Rainwater

Whitney Elkins-Hutten of PassiveInvesting.com interviews Will Matheson in today's episode. Will takes us into his property acquisition at Cooper Bend in Hanahan, SC. The physical due diligence on the 76-unit Residence had been great because it is in good condition, but Will admits that he finds it tough getting the insurance in place. He also shares his business plan for the property. So, grab this opportunity to gain some golden nuggets that Will shares today. Tune in to this episode now!

Go to openstudiojazz.com/yhi to get 40% off your annual membership today!On this podcast take over, Rachel Morgan (Director of Operations at Open Studio) interviews the great Sarah Hanahan who plays in Peter Martin's Gen S project. Rachel and Sarah talk about what it takes to be a younger musician in this industry and what it takes to achieve what Sarah has achieved.Jackie McLean — The Jackie Mac Attack Live Open Studio Pro | GATELISTHave a question for us? Leave us a SpeakPipeCheckout courses from Adam, Peter and more at Open Studio

Top headlines for Oct. 2, 2023:2-year-old injured in hit and run, suspect in custodyEmergency crews respond to fire at Charleston condominiumPolice investigating deadly shooting at Hanahan apartment complexSettlement reached with husband of bride killed in Folly Beach wedding night crashCharleston Co. school board members to address recent actions taken‘It is senseless': Family, authorities ask public to help solve Summerville shootingTeacher's Pet Foster Program teaches children animal compassion, responsibility

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It's Monday, July 10th, A.D. 2023. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I'm Adam McManus.  (Adam@TheWorldview.com) By Adam McManus 120,000 Armenian Christians need your help If you've never heard of Nagorno-Karabakh, you're not alone. Many Westerners are not even aware of its existence and its 120,000 endangered Christians, much less about its recent violent history. Lela Gilbert, Family Research Council's Senior Fellow for International Religious Freedom, spoke to The Worldview. GILBERT: “Nagorno-Karabakh is an enclave of Christians on the border between Azerbaijan and Armenia. It's a conflict zone because Azerbaijan claims that it as its own and part of its country, but doesn't really tolerate the Christian community. The Christians are being very persecuted and being driven out. Armenia is in a conflict with Azerbaijan over this particular territory.” Once a part of the ancient Armenian Kingdom — with roots reaching back to the second century — the enclave's present upheaval dates to Stalin's regime in the USSR, when the dictator's remapping surrounded the Christians with Islamic Azerbaijan. GILBERT:  “Azerbaijan has blocked a highway, eliminating the opportunity for the enclave of Christians to gain food, groceries, medicine. So, it's been impossible for people to get their necessities.” Radical Muslims hate Christians. In keeping with the Koran's teaching, they want the Christians to convert to Islam or die. GILBERT: “There is a religious component to this conflict for sure. Azerbaijan is a very Islamist country. The Christians in both Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh believe this is an extension of the Armenian Genocide. There are many hundreds dead. The Armenian Genocide took place in the early 20th century. There were a million and a half Armenians killed during that genocide.” Please pray for the protection of the 120,000 Armenian Christians.  And secondly, send a polite email to the Embassy for Azerbaijan in Washington, D.C., urging the country to leave the Christians in Nagorno-Karabakh alone. Send your 1-2 sentence email to consul@azembassy.us Teacher fined $17,000 for objecting to wrong pronouns The Nottinghamshire County Council in England is demanding a dismissed teacher pay $17,000 in legal costs for the judicial review she pursued after she was fired for raising concerns about policies requiring teachers to affirm the non-biological identity of confused students. The teacher, identified in court documents as "Hannah," had worked at a primary school for seven years without issue until she voiced her concerns about an 8-year-old trans-identified student's transition, says the U.K.-based Christian Legal Centre, which supports the teacher. In addition, while the leftist Teaching Regulatory Authority conducts a witch hunt investigation, Hannah cannot work as a teacher. Michigan legislature eager to criminalize anti-trans speech Late last month, the Michigan House of Representatives passed HB 4474, a bill that if signed into law, will criminalize as hate speech any criticism against transgender ideology that makes a person ostensibly feel “frightened,” reports LifeSiteNews.com. In an attempt to silence critics and curtail First Amendment freedom of speech protections, transgender advocates in the Democrat-controlled Michigan legislature are seeking legal criminalization of opposition to sexual mutilation and chemical sterilization of children as discriminatory “hate speech.” The bill passed the Michigan House in a 59-50 vote and is likely to pass in the Democrat-controlled Senate before reaching liberal Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer's desk. Ben & Jerry's latest left-wing cause Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, headquartered in Vermont, has always championed Leftist causes like sexual perversion and shutting down the oil and gas industry. Last week they experienced backlash over its July 4th message that America should return "stolen indigenous land," reports Fox News. On Instagram, the brand posted, "This 4th of July, it's high time that we recognize the U.S. exists on stolen indigenous land and commit to returning it. Let's start with Mount Rushmore." (The also tweeted a similar message.) In a laughable development, a Native American tribe in Vermont wants Ben and Jerry's to return its stolen land which is today the land upon which the left-wing ice cream manufacturer is headquartered. Don Stevens, the Chief of the Nulhegan Band of The Coosuk Abenaki Nation, told Newsweek he's eager to facilitate the land's return. He told the publication the tribe was “always interested in reclaiming the stewardship of our lands.” However, his offer was met with the sound of crickets from Ben & Jerry's. Perhaps that will be their next flavor. Chocolate-covered crickets in vanilla ice cream. Target's flip-flop on “The Democrat Party hates America” Conservative author Mark Levin has just completed his latest book entitled  The Democrat Party Hates America. Target, known for its championing of sexual perversion and special transgender-friendly bathing suits for biological men pretending to be women, announced that it would not carry Levin's book because the title would offend its customers. In a tweet, Levin labeled the woke company as “pathetic.” After re-thinking their initially foolish censorship, Target decided to carry the book after all.  In a follow-up July 6th tweet, Levin wrote, “Target just informed my publisher that it has reversed course. The silent majority is silent no longer.” Worldview listeners in New Jersey and Ohio weigh in Worldview listeners continue to share their testimonials. Leslie Welsh in Florham Park, New Jersey wrote, “Dear Adam, I just sent in a small donation with prayers that your Christian newscast continues. It encourages Christians to stay involved through prayer and other action steps on behalf of the worldwide persecuted Church and our God-given rights in this country. Your broadcast is urgently needed during turbulent times.” And Kendra Petras in Ashland, Ohio wrote, “Our family has used this news service for the past few years as part of our homeschool. We listen to it for current events presented from a Christian worldview. I appreciate the global persecution section, U.S. news, and human interest new combined in a short newscast. “Additionally, it has been helpful to keep me informed of actions I should take. When I learned that Chase Bank had closed the account of a non-profit religious organization, I was prompted to talk with the bank and its Vice President.  After having a Chase credit card for 14 years, I decided to close our account.” 25 Worldview listeners gave $3,700 Incredibly, 25 Worldview listeners gave toward our $80,000 goal by Monday, July 31st to keep this unique Christian newscast on the air. Our thanks to Henry in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, Caleb in Wichita, Kansas, Kaylee in Paducah, Kentucky, and Tom in Rocky View, Alberta, Canada – each of whom gave $25. We appreciate Frederick in Kennesaw, Georgia who gave $30 as well as Daniel in Evansville, Indiana, Colleen in Melbourne, Florida, Dean in Paulden, Arizona, Karen in Waterford, Wisconsin, Jason in Center City, Minnesota, and Whitney in Columbus, Georgia -- each of whom gave $50. We thank God for April in Post Falls, Idaho, Cindy in Clayton, North Carolina, and Kerry in Parowan, Utah – each of whom gave $100. We're grateful for the generosity of Curtis in North Augusta, South Carolina who gave $120 as well as Paul in Quincy, Massachusetts, Diana in Glendale, Arizona, and Susana in Helotes, Texas – each of whom gave $200. And we were touched by the help of Robert in Salado, Texas who gave $250, Linda in Hanahan, South Carolina and Rich in Elma, Washington – both of whom gave $300, Kirsten in Fargo, North Dakota, Mary in Phoenix, Arizona, and Steven in Plainview, Texas – each of whom pledged $25/month for 12 months for a total gift of $300 each, as well as Brian in Dassel, Minnesota who gave $500. Those 25 donations, our new record this year, add up to $3,700. Ready for our new grand total? Drum roll please. (Drum roll sound effect) $9,940.50. (Crowd cheering sound effect) In order to hit our $40,000 immediate goal by Friday, July 14, we still need to raise $30,059.50. I'm looking for 10 Worldview listeners to pledge $100/month for 12 months. Then, we would need 15 to pledge $50/month for 12 months.  And another 30 listeners to pledge $25/month for 12 months.  Just go to TheWorldview.com and click on “Give” at the top right to give what the Lord is prompting you to donate.  Make sure to select the “Recurring” tab if that's your wish. Close And that's The Worldview in 5 Minutes on this Monday, July 10th in the year of our Lord 2023. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

Tone is consistently one of the most challenging things that Screenwriters face. What is it and how do we capture it on the page? We're thrilled to be joined by super-producer and friend-of-the-show Sheila Hanahan Taylor to unpack ALL of that today. Buckle up! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thescreenwritinglife/support

Kevin and John give you a preview of Week 6 in South Carolina High School Football! Tune in now for previews and breakdowns of: -Catawba Ridge vs South Pointe (0:10-5:08) -Belton-Honea Path vs Powdersville (5:45-11:42) -Pinewood Prep vs Pee Dee Academy (12:10-14:57) AND MORE!! *Technical Difficulties caused us to lose our first two "Games of the Week" discussions about Hanahan vs Woodland & Dillon vs Loris* #schsfb #hsfb **LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE** Hosts: Kevin Thomas (@K_Mart10) & John Epps (@J_Epps) Follow Movin' the Chains here: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Email: MovingTheChainSC@gmail.com Check Out Our Sponsors! The George Agency Secured Advantage Federal Credit Union Carolina Orthopaedic & Neurosurgical Associates Founders Federal Credit Union Hanna Engineering, LLC Always on Top Audio Version Now Available Wherever You Get Your Podcasts! Anchor Spotify Breaker Amazon Music Google Podcasts Apple Podcasts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/movinchains/message

Top headlines for July 25, 2022:3 killed in multi-vehicle Colleton Co. crash1 person dead after truck hits a tree, overturns in Dorchester Co.Hanahan police officer hospitalized after crash on Savannah HighwayCoroner IDs man killed in Ashley Phosphate crashMan shot several times, deputies searching for suspectDeputies investigating early-morning shooting on Johns IslandFolly Beach Pier construction still on schedule for 2023 completionCharleston wedding prices rise as inflation increasesTurn lane closures scheduled for Glenn McConnell Pkwy. widening projectGeorgetown County School District accepting non-resident students

“H” is for Hanahan (Berkeley and Charleston Counties; 2020 population 25, 743). Hanahan is an incorporated city of about twelve square miles in the lower part of Berkeley County, with a small portion in Charleston County.

“H” is for Hanahan (Berkeley and Charleston Counties; 2020 population 25, 743).

BUFFALO, NY- May 18, 2022 – Dr. Mikhail Blagosklonny published his new review paper in Aging (Aging-US) Volume 14, Issue 9, entitled, “Hallmarks of cancer and hallmarks of aging.” In this review, Dr. Blagosklonny expands on Gems and de Magalhães' notion that canonic hallmarks of aging are superficial imitations of the hallmarks of cancer. He takes their work a step further and proposes the hallmarks of cancer and aging based on a hierarchical principle and the hyperfunction theory. “Here I present the hallmarks of cancer, depicted as a circle by Hanahan and Weinberg [1], not as the circle but hierarchically, from molecular levels to the organism (Figure 1).” Next, Dr. Blagosklonny depicts the hallmarks of aging suggested by López-Otín et al. based on the hierarchical principle. “This representation renders hallmarks tangible but reveals three shortcomings (Figure 2).” The first shortcoming that Dr. Blagosklonny notes is the lack of hallmarks on the organismal level. The second is that the relationship between hallmarks on different levels is unclear. The third is that the inclusion of genetic instability as a hallmark is based on the theory that aging is caused by the accumulation of molecular damage. “The molecular damage theory was refuted by key experiments, as discussed in detail [44–51].” Dr. Blagosklonny then uses the hyperfunction theory to arrange the hierarchical hallmarks of aging. “Let us depict hallmarks of aging, according to the hyperfunction theory of aging (Figure 3).” Dr. Blagosklonny continues by discussing the key to understanding aging and aging as a selective force for cancer. He concludes this review by discussing the common hallmarks of cancer, aging and cell senescence. “In organismal aging, cancer and cellular senescence, the same key signaling pathways, such as mTOR, are involved. This is why the same drugs, such as rapamycin, can suppress all of them.” DOI: https://doi.org/10.18632/aging.204082 Correspondence to: Mikhail V. Blagosklonny Email: Blagosklonny@oncotarget.com, Blagosklonny@rapalogs.com Keywords: oncology, carcinogenesis, geroscience, mTOR, rapamycin, hyperfunction theory Follow Dr. Blagosklonny on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Blagosklonny About Aging-US: Launched in 2009, Aging-US publishes papers of general interest and biological significance in all fields of aging research and age-related diseases, including cancer—and now, with a special focus on COVID-19 vulnerability as an age-dependent syndrome. Topics in Aging-US go beyond traditional gerontology, including, but not limited to, cellular and molecular biology, human age-related diseases, pathology in model organisms, signal transduction pathways (e.g., p53, sirtuins, and PI-3K/AKT/mTOR, among others), and approaches to modulating these signaling pathways. Follow Aging on social media: SoundCloud – https://soundcloud.com/Aging-Us Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/AgingUS/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/AgingJrnl Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/agingjrnl/ YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/agingus​ LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/aging/ Pinterest – https://www.pinterest.com/AgingUS/ For media inquiries, please contact media@impactjournals.com.

The Oncology Journal Club - Delivering Oncology News DifferentlyThe Oncology Podcast, brought to you by Oncology News Australia, is proud to present Episode 61 in our series The Oncology Journal Club.Welcome to this week's episode of The OJC. Join Eva Segelov, Craig Underhill and Hans Prenen as they chat through the latest papers.In today's episode Eva talks us through the third iteration of the Hanahan's ‘Hallmarks of Cancer'. Hans gets stuck into a phase 2 trial in pleural mesothelioma and a Nature paper on HER-2 positive gastric cancer. Craig then gives us a fascinating walk through FDA approvals in 2021.We've quick bites, ‘The Paper That Changed My Practice' segment and the amazing paper of the week so don't miss this episode.Full bios and the list of all papers discussed are available on our website.For the latest oncology news visit www.oncologynews.com.au and for regular oncology updates for healthcare professionals, subscribe for free to get the weekly The Oncology Newsletter.The Oncology Podcast - An Australian Oncology Perspective

Charleston, South Carolina is the best city in the world and one of our country's most desirable places to live. From the history & culture, to the beaches & shopping, to the restaurants & real estate... Charleston has something for everyone! Our mission at Lively Charleston is to tell the stories of the amazing people, places, and businesses in our city. In this Lively Charleston episode, we're taking a neighborhood tour of Bowen Waterfront Village in Hanahan. If you'd like to watch our episodes rather than listen, check out Lively Charleston on YouTube! See this episode HERE. Make sure to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode! And follow us on Instagram: @livelycharleston

Hanahan won a 2021 Achievement Award from the Municipal Association after its fire department fought the spread of COVID-19 with virus testing throughout the community and around the state. Mayor Christie Rainwater explains the emergency planning efforts beyond the effort and how the city managed numerous funding sources. See the video at vimeo.com/575512059.

Epic night with Jimmie Allen at Firefly Distillery. Thank God, we have Jessica. Welcome to the first "Jessica's Drunk Concert Review", This is a job Jessica takes seriously. Here is what we know. Wine in a can is equal 2.5 glasses and two is like an entire bottle. The new official shot of Hanahan is Pink Whitney perfect for pre-gaming. Mix that and a Bend & Steel from Firefly, well you have a party happening. It all happened...Picnic table fail. Waiting at porta john even though she had an all access pass, almost threw hands w Jimmie Allen's guests . Eating Hometeam BBQ, but then going to pee mid bite. Singing off key. Bruises are being discovered even as we speak.

This topic comes up ALL the time on our Facebook group, and finally, we have definitive answers, and LOTS of them. How long should my pitch be, what should it look like, what should it actually include. WTF actually is a DECK??? How can avoid nerves for a meeting, what is my responsibility during a general. A-List producer Sheila Hanahan Taylor has EVERYTHING you need to know! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thescreenwritinglife/support

After decades working with writers in this business, Sheila Hanahan Taylor - A-List producer behind many beloved edge-of-your seat genre films like the Final Destination films - has brilliantly assembled a list of common mistakes she sees "rookies" make. And speaking of genre, Sheila brilliantly counters some of those condescending perspectives with her own experiences as to why genre may be the secret to getting your emerging work of the ground. She will FOREVER re-think the way you think about genre. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thescreenwritinglife/support

We are facing the most important decision of our lives. "MEHLection" 2020. We sent our imbibing correspondent Jessica Chandler to the North Charleston Chili's to bring you complete "MEHLection 2020" coverage. Hanahan in da' house. Drink 'em if you got 'em!

episode episode 5 season 13 a small disc jockey segment plus a regular show right here here on Spotify

Episode 7 and 8 put together this junkie segment and a regular show put together by DD Hanahan and Kenny Rodriguez right here on Spotify

Dede henehan talks about how she loved being on time on the Kenny Rodriguez show right here on Sv,potify

Hanahan talks about how much she loved me on the Kenny Rodriguez show right here on Spotify

Hanahan performs on the Kenny Rodriguez shows right here on Spotify

DD henehan both none of D. Loca on the Kenny Rodriguez show right here on Spotify

Dtxpress is her love on the Kenny Rodriguez show right here on Spotify she does nothing wrong but she is happy to be on the Kenny Rodriguez show right here on Spotify

go ahead and hang up first tap to pause Dede henehan talks about the Lakers playing tonight at 7 on the Kenny Rodriguez show right here on Spotify

DD henehan request in for the drama to stop she's getting mad at the people that are upsetting her the most when they're fighting with me on the Kenny Rodriguez show Capital Pawn

There are few men I run into who understand the warriors' path both internally and externally the way Alan Baker does. He’s humble, soft-spoken, intense and deep. If you pay attention you can sense the vastness of his internal presents. Many men claim to be eternal students and many of them are telling the truth but I sense that very few have taken that way to the lengths that Alan Baker has. He has lived the life of a martial artist for a few decades and he’s rearranged his entire life to do it full-time. Very few human beings can make that claim. Many of us consider ourselves modern-day warriors because we study Combatives to protect the innocent and this is fantastic. Alan and I discuss also how being a modern-day warrior is so much more than that and has much to do with an internal battle that faces us all regardless of our physical capabilities or vocation. Professionally Alan Baker develops martial arts systems for many special teams, entities, and industries that need them around the world. He has many black belts and uses his extensive knowledge of Hanahan combat to improve the spectrum of tools that many different types of warriors have when they go into their respective fights against the darkness these days. I met Alan at the Executive Protection Institute. A fantastic school that will take your executive protection game to the next level where they were teaching us their own proprietary Executive Protection centric martial art. I found it so interesting and Alan so fascinating that I absolutely had to catch up with him and do this episode. There’s something for everyone in here, as usual, ENJOY! http://www.atlantamartialartscenter.com/ https://amactactical.com/

Mike Seekings talks transportation and Mayor Rainwater talks about the growth in Hanahan.

Fr Pat Driscoll talks about man's capacity for God. Emily Zinos shares the parent resource guide to transgenderism. Lindsey Hanahan talks about her book, Slowing Down the Light, the Way. Plus, Fr Chris Boutin has our weekly inspiration.

Carson, Nora, June, and Jacob tell us about the findings of their STEAM unit and how the students plan to raise awareness of plastic consumption and plastic pollution in the Hanahan area.

Seven years ago, Northwood had the opportunity had the opportunity to send out Adam Spurlock to plant a church in Hanahan, South Carolina. On this episode of the podcast, Adam sits down with Tommy and Trey to talk about five surprising truths he has learned about the calling of God during the last seven years of church planting. If what you hear blesses you, leave us a rating and review, and share this podcast with your friends!

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Recording from the Hanahan High School football field (Hanahan, SC), Kyle sits down with featured guest Cooper Dawson (@cooper15dawson) and guest co-host Keith Carter (@keith.carter_ii) to hear about Cooper’s signing day to Syracuse University to play football, his walk in his faith and experience with Young Life, and how he hopes to inspire others to get personal and make someone’s day whenever you can. Shout out to his buddy Kingsley (@Kinglseyfeinman) for always keeping a positive attitude and impacting others. Cooper’s signing day video can be found online, and at the following address on ESPN: http://www.espn.com/videohub/video/clip/_/id/25572667/categoryid/4823314 Video by Conlin Ripperda (@conlinripperda) --- Generation Giants Podcast is a platform featuring next generation leaders and achievers inspiring you to awaken your inner giant. Our vision is to see a rising generation become more than you ever thought capable and do more than you ever thought possible. --- Text “GGP to 31996 to join our text update list for announcements and promotions! Join our email list: http://eepurl.com/dtFfuz Contribute to the Show: https://goo.gl/pJKqbb --- Subscribe on iTunes (Apple) // Subscribe on Stitcher or Google Play (Android) // Subscribe on YouTube! --- Instagram: @generationgiantspodcast // Facebook: @generationgiantspodcast // Twitter: @GeGiPodcast // Website: www.generationgiants.com

In April 1988 Harvard University was awarded a patent that was the first of its kind. U.S. Patent Number 4,736,866 was small, white, and furry, with red beady eyes. His name was OncoMouse. The mouse, genetically engineered to have a predisposition for cancer, allowed researchers to study the disease in an intact living organism. It promised to transform cancer research, but not everyone was happy. Most critics were wary of patenting life forms at all. But academic scientists were also worried about the collision of commercial and academic science. It forced them to face difficult questions: Who should pay for science? Who does scientific knowledge belong to? And should science be for the good of the public or for profit? Credits Hosts: Alexis Pedrick and Elisabeth Berry Drago. Senior Producer: Mariel Carr Producer: Rigoberto Hernandez Reporter: Jessie Wright-Mendoza   Photo illustration by Jay Muhlin. Additional audio production by Dan Drago. Music Additional music courtesy of the Audio Network.  Research Notes Interviews: Elizabeth Popp Berman, Associate Professor of Sociology, SUNY Albany, and author of Creating the Market University: How Academic Science Became an Economic Engine. David Einhorn, House Counsel, Jackson Laboratory. Harold Varmus, Professor of Medicine, Weill Cornell Medicine. Ken Paigen, Executive Research Fellow and Professor, Jackson Laboratory. Sources:  Adler, Jerry. “The First Patented Animal Is Still Leading the Way on Cancer Research.” Smithsonian Magazine, December 2016.  Chakrabarty, Ananda. Microorganisms having multiple compatible degradative energy-generating plasmids and preparation thereof. U.S. Patent 4259444A, filed June 7, 1981, and issued March 31, 1981.  Diamond v. Chakrabarty, 447 U.S. 303 (1980). “Fortune Names Its ’88 Products of the Year.” Associated Press, November 17, 1988.  Hanahan, Douglas, Erwin Wagner, and Richard Palmiter. “The Origins of Oncomice: A History of the First Transgenic Mice Genetically Engineered to Develop Cancer.” Genes and Development 21 (2007), 2258–2270. Leder, Philip, and Timothy Stewart. Transgenic non-human mammals. U.S. Patent 4736866A, filed June 22, 1984, and issued April 12, 1988.  Leonelli, Sabina, and Rachel Ankeny. “Re-Thinking Organisms: The Impact of Databases on Model Organism Biology.” Working paper, University of Exeter, April 5, 2011. Published in Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C 43:1 (2012), 29–36. Morse, Herbert C. III, ed. Origins of Inbred Mice. New York: Academic Press, 1978. Google Books. Murray, Fiona. “The Oncomouse That Roared: Resistance and Accommodation to Patenting in Academic Science.” Working paper, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2006. Published in American Journal of Sociology 116:2 (2010), 341–388. National Association for Biomedical Research. “Mice and Rats.” Mice and Rats. Washington, DC, 2018. nabr.org. National Museum of American History. “OncoMouse.” Washington, DC, 2018. americanhistory.si.edu. Palmer, Brian. “Jonas Salk: Good at Virology, Bad at Economics.” Slate, April 13, 2014. Rader, Karen. “The Mouse People: Murine Genetics Work at the Bussey Institution, 1909–1936.” Journal of the History of Biology 31:3 (Autumn 1998), 327–354.  Russell, Elizabeth. “Origins and History of Mouse Inbred Strains: Contributions of Clarence Cook Little.” Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine. informatics.jax.org. Schneider, Keith. “New Animal Forms Will Be Patented.” New York Times, April 17, 1987. Specter, Michael. “Can We Patent Life?” New Yorker, April 1, 2013.  Archival Sources: Achbar, Mark, and Jennifer Abbott, dir. The Corporation. Canada: Big Picture Media Corporation, 2003.  Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation. “Lasker Archives: Passion and Optimism in Scientific Research.” April 9, 2017, laskerfoundation.org. On the 1987 Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award. Murrow, Edward. See It Now (Jonas Salk). CBS, April 12, 1955. paleycenter.org Potter, Deborah, and Dan Rather. “Animal Patents.” CBS Evening News, April 12, 1988. Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. “Candidacy for Presidency: Ronald Reagan’s Announcement for President of U.S.” November 13, 1979. youtube.com.

Jonathan Hanahan is a an artist and designer whose practice explores the cultural and social ramifications of experiences which transcend physical and digital occupations and the role technology plays in shaping, mediating, and disrupting our everyday realities. He's also an Assistant Professor in the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis and an artist in residence at California College of the Arts. In this episode, Jonathan and I talk about his background in architecture and writing and how he found himself studying design, the importance of digital design criticism, and how he encourages his students to bring a critical perspective to their work and the design profession at large.

On Dave Friedman Friday, we went out to the Hanahan Fire Department's Open House, it was Day 68 of our Kindness Crews-Aide with Crews Chevy!

Dr Hanahan speaks with ecancer at the 1st Cancer Research @ Bath Symposium about the hallmarks of cancer cell development, combination therapies, and the priorities of cancer prevention and disease management. Dr Hanahan expounds the social factors behind disease prevention and management, including tobacco and exercise, and how that compares to chemoprevention with repurposed aspirin. In the case of melanoma, he considers the utility of immunotherapy as a new treatment of disease alongside effective sun-care practices to block UV damage, and weighs the predictive value of heritable disease predisposition genes.

Join us for an awesome time of fellowship with our Guest Speaker, Pastor Guinevere Bright of Hanahan, South Carolina.

As we head into the summer, I wanted to reach out and check in with you about what we saw in the first quarter in our market. The number of transactions in the market as a whole is up by 13.5% from last year and the median sale price is up by 4.5% too, which is fantastic. However, there is something strange going on in three specific markets out there where the median sale price is down in comparison to last year. Those markets would be Hanahan, Cainhoy, and Mt. Pleasant. Overall, things are great though. There are 17 different mini-markets out there that have less than 4.5 months of inventory available, making them all seller’s markets. At the same time, there are about seven mini-markets that are right around six months of inventory, which is considered a balanced market. If you want to know what kind of market you are in specifically, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. “We’re having a very strong year.” We’re having a very strong year. In fact, this could be the best year ever for our market. It could very well be the first year we have more than 18,000 home sales in this market. I’ll keep you updated with changes in the market as they come. If you have any questions in the meantime, give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you.

Ric Rush and Hillary talk about today's headlines including Tinder for Apes, the Trumpagator in Hanahan, and George Clooney and Amal are having twins.

This year in the United States, over 22,000 people will be diagnosed with a primary brain or spinal tumor. Of these, more than 13,000, many of them younger than 21 years old, will die of their disease. New treatment modalities are critical in the battle against cancer. Adrienne Scheck, PhD, is an associate professor of neurobiology at Barrow Neurological Institute. Dr. Scheck’s expertise includes neuro-oncology. She is a member of the American Association for Cancer Research, Society for Neuro-Oncology, American Association for Cancer Research, American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Women in Cancer Research, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr. Scheck’s work consists mainly of translational research to develop novel adjuvant therapies for the treatment of brain tumors. She also use various molecular and molecular genetic techniques to investigate why current therapies sometimes fail.   See Scheck AC[Author] on PubMed. Here’s the outline of this interview with Dr. Adrienne Scheck: [00:00:37] Dr. Jong M Rho. [00:01:18] Glioblastoma. [00:03:53] Hanahan, Douglas, and Robert A. Weinberg. "Hallmarks of cancer: the next generation." cell 144.5 (2011): 646-674. [00:05:01] Cancer metabolism: see Tripping Over the Truth: The Return of the Metabolic Theory of Cancer Illuminates a New and Hopeful Path to a Cure. [00:05:37] Positron emission tomography (PET). [00:06:20] Thomas Seyfried: Cancer: A Metabolic Disease With Metabolic Solutions. [00:07:21] Adding ketones to a in vitro model. [00:09:14] Poff, Angela M., et al. "The ketogenic diet and hyperbaric oxygen therapy prolong survival in mice with systemic metastatic cancer." PloS one 8.6 (2013): e65522. [00:11:38] 4:1 KetoCal. [00:13:14] Dr. Cate Shanahan at the Keto Summit. [00:15:05] Ketogenic Diet With Radiation and Chemotherapy for Newly Diagnosed Glioblastoma. [00:17:08] Charlie Foundation and Matthew's Friends. [00:21:42] Clinical trial diet is as close to 4:1 as possible. [00:22:09] Ketogenic Mealplanner – Electronic Ketogenic Manager (EKM). [00:23:01] Cachexia. [00:24:09] Ketones of 3mM, glucose of 4mM. [00:25:59] Adrienne gave a talk in Banff but I couldn’t find it online. [00:26:23] Trial eligibility. [00:30:29] Confounding lifestyle factors. [00:32:58] MRI for tumor metabolism . [00:34:25] Is there something special about brain tumors that makes them particularly susceptible? [00:35:25] Dominic D'Agostino on my podcast and the Keto Summit. [00:35:48] Edema, angiogenesis, and inflammation. [00:37:36] Lussier, Danielle M., et al. "Enhanced immunity in a mouse model of malignant glioma is mediated by a therapeutic ketogenic diet." BMC cancer16.1 (2016): 1. [00:40:14] Gut microbiome. [00:41:50] Ketone supplementation. [00:47:54] Effects in cancer patients may be different from in a healthy person. [00:48:45] Students Supporting Brain Tumor Research. [00:50:35] MaxLove Project. [00:50:47] Donations. [00:52:28] Finding a physician and a dietician. [00:55:13] Education for dietitians and practitioners. [00:57:51] Pluripotency. [00:58:55] Adam Sorenson and father Brad.

This Sunday in Hanahan, South Carolina OSCW (Old School Championship Wrestling-www.oscwonline.com) presents the first ever “Battle of The Vampires” as Kevin Thorn faces today’s guest on The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling, “The Vampire Warrior” Gangrel. A true innovator of the vampire persona, Gangrel remains one of the most sought after talents touring the country nearly 16 years removed from being the leader of the WWE’s Brood faction which helped launch the careers of both WWE Hall of Famer, Edge and his tag team partner Christian. John and Chad also take a walk on the dark side as they travel with Gangrel back to his days in Stampede, Puerto Rico, All Japan Pro Wrestling and all the stops in between that led him to WWE in 1998. His entire run as the sinister blood spitter is recapped as well as the subsequent returns following his original departure. There is also a quite poignant moment in the show as Gangrel speaks on the place his late wife, Luna Vachon SHOULD have on the wrestling business and how today’s “diva” couldn’t hold a candle to the performer Luna was in ring and her love of professional wrestling. THE TWO MAN POWER TRIP OF WRESTLING IS ACCEPTING LISTENER SUBMITTED QUESTIONS FOR OUR NEXT INTERVIEW WITH FORMER WWE SUPERSTAR, RENE DUPREE. IT WILL BE A 100% NO HOLDS BARRED & ANYTHING GOES PODCAST. QUESTIONS CAN BE SUBMITTED VIA EMAIL: bookings@tmptofwrestling.com Please subscribe to The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling on iTunes and via YouTube by searching the Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling or visit the OFFICIAL Website of the Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling: www.tmptofwrestling.com & twitter.com/twomanpowertrip and also now a part of the TopRopePress.com Radio Network

We wondered how if people on social media know who committed that murder at the party in Hanahan,why can't the cops figure it out? Plus, Fred and Tara cope with their crushing defeat in the Lay's potato chip contest, the heartbreaking secret your child could be keeping from you, is the stock market bubble about to burst, the ACLU's Victoria Middleton weighs in on profiling people who wear hoodies and much more.

We wondered how if people on social media know who committed that murder at the party in Hanahan,why can't the cops figure it out? Plus, Fred and Tara cope with their crushing defeat in the Lay's potato chip contest, the heartbreaking secret your child could be keeping from you, is the stock market bubble about to burst, the ACLU's Victoria Middleton weighs in on profiling people who wear hoodies and much more.

We talked about how hospitals are now spying on your unhealthy purchases, to intervene before you get sick, how Nikki Haley hurt Mark Sanford's feelings, spy cameras in Hanahan, the IRS says its ok if you lose your emails too, yeah right, and more evidence that South Carolina drivers just can't drive -- and more. (65:43)

We talked about how hospitals are now spying on your unhealthy purchases, to intervene before you get sick, how Nikki Haley hurt Mark Sanford's feelings, spy cameras in Hanahan, the IRS says its ok if you lose your emails too, yeah right, and more evidence that South Carolina drivers just can't drive -- and more. (65:43)

Pastor Adams gives the sermon from James 2:1-13 on the subject of favoritism. 9/1/2013

Pastor Adam dives into the subject of giving; July 14, 2013

July 7, 2013; Pastor Adam hits on the subject of forgiveness.

June 30th; Pastor Adam Spurlock preaching on the topic of Salvation

Pastor Adam opens this sermon series with the topic of Why do we suffer?

Pastor Adam gives the message on Father's Day, June 16, 2013.

Pastor Adam gives the final sermon in this series.

This week, Pastor Adam Spurlock teaches through chapter 2 of Hosea. May 12, 2013

Pastor Adam Spurlock delivers the message out of the first chapter of Hosea. May 5, 2013

Hanahan/Salmon Ordination

Hanahan/Salmon Ordination

The College of Charleston has two of the country's best undergraduate teachers, according to The Princeton Review's new book, The Best 300 Professors. Spanish professor Devon Hanahan and mathematics professor Martin Jones are two of 300 professors that represent the top .02% of the roughly 1.8 million post-secondary teachers instructing students at colleges and universities across the United States. They were chosen from an initial list of 42,000 professors. Devon Hanahan '87 has taught Spanish at the College since 1995. Her classes include Spanish 201 and Spanish 202, and she finds it enthralling "to teach a skill that anyone can use, no matter what their major or discipline." The Princeton Review editors cite Hanahan's classroom conduct as a reason for her selection. "She is very strict and predictable in terms of starting and finishing on time, sticking to the syllabus, returning homework promptly, and adhering to class rules." "So many people are afraid of learning languages. I want each and every student to believe that he/she is capable of learning Spanish and using it in the real world," says Hanahan. "I also want him/her to be excited about the prospect of speaking Spanish, because that excitement is what motivates them." The featured professors are in more than 60 fields ranging from accounting to neuroscience to sports management. They hail from 122 colleges and universities across the nation.