One woman can make a difference. Women together can make a huge difference. In 2006, 100 Women Who Care began as the brainchild of a Michigan woman who thought that the easiest way to raise the $10,000 needed for a local charity was to ask 100 women to donate $100.00 each. And it was.
Making the Internet a safer place from right here in Beaufort
By Mindy Lucas
By now, most of us have seen the frightening video or heard the news stories.
A hacker hacks a family’s security camera and scares their young daughter in the privacy of her own bedroom.
Russian hackers break into a company that provides technology services to nursing homes across the country. They hold the company’s data hostage and demand millions in return.
Tuesday was partly sunny in the low 80s. On the two preceding days I’d talked myself out of running, using the usual excuses—recurring lumbago, high pollen count, unfavorable dew point, you name it—so by mid-afternoon I was intent on getting in a run.
A company owned in part by Nate Schaub, a member and resident at the Beaufort Digital Corridor, was recently acquired by Digital Media Solutions (NYSE: DMS), a publicly-traded performance marketing company that helps some of the world’s biggest brands expand their reach and acquire new customers.
Melody Danforth and Carla Ciampa hustled back to Carla “String Bean” D’Andrea’s apartment breathless. They plopped on the couch, looked at each other with goggle eyes. “What’s up, ladies?” began Carla. “You look like you’ve had too much coffee or something.”
I agree with the person who said the best time to go fishing is when you can. However, here in the Lowcountry my favorite best time to go fishing is the fall. And it’s right around the corner, from about mid-September through at least early December.