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Steve Granger has been North Murray High School's head baseball coach for four seasons.
Now he will double up on his head-coaching diamond duties.
Granger became the new head coach of the Lady Mountaineers softball program on Monday. He replaces Daphne Winkler, who stepped down to focus all of her time as Bagley Middle School's assistant principal and a mother of two kids. North Murray athletic director Roger Rainey said Winkler informed him last week of her decision.
"When you're an administrator, there's a lot of extra time involved," Rainey added. "It has taken a lot of time.
"What she stressed to me was she didn't feel comfortable doing that and being the head coach because she didn't want to shortchange the program.
"She just wanted to kind of step back. I think it's just an issue with the time."
Winkler said she "wants the best" for the players on the team.
"This past year I was hired as an assistant principal at (Bagley) Middle School." Winkler said. "It was hard. We still did well and made the state playoffs, but I felt I held the girls back. There were times I went to practice and my phone was ringing with stuff still going on at Bagley.
"I felt it wasn't fair to not give the girls someone who could devote 100 percent of his or her attention."
Granger, a 1990 graduate of Southeast Whitfield, has been the baseball coach since the school began in 2009. He has been the assistant softball coach for two seasons, all under WInkler's leadership. Granger's experience with the program, and knowledge of the game, made it an easy choice, Rainey said.
"I think his leadership and experience being around baseball and softball is similar," he added. "Being in the program and around the girls makes this an easy transition. He was interested and excited. We felt it was a simple fit for our program at North Murray."
This past season, the baseball team finished 10-13 under Granger's coaching and narrowly missed out on the Class 3A state playoffs. Last year, the squad finished 11-13 and also missed the postseason.
"He already has a good rapport with the girls," Winkler said of Granger. "I think they'll be happy he's the coach, because they were nervous when I told them I was leaving."
Lestine Hensley was the school's first softball coach, serving for the first two years before Winkler stepped in. In each of Winkler's seasons as head coach, North Murray reached the Georgia High School Association state playoffs.
In 2011, the Lady Mountaineers reached the second round of the Class 2A state playoffs and were one series win away from advancing to Columbus for the state tournament. In 2012, the team lost in the first round of the Class 3A state playoffs.
The softball program was the second in school history — behind the boys soccer team — to reach the state postseason.
"I really don't want to leave them, because they have a good team and should compete at the state level," Winkler said.
The Lady Mountaineers plan to return seven starters from last year's squad, which included just two seniors — Hannah Hensley and Jocelyn Blair.
"I've got big shoes to fill," Granger said. "Our team made it to state two years in a row, and I'm expecting coach Rainey expects the same from me. Our goal is to win a region championship and try and make it to Columbus. It's the same goals we've had from the beginning since coach Winkler took over."


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As Logsdon Seminary welcomes thirty new seminarians during the Fall 2010 semester, it celebrates an all-time high combined enrollment of 121 students participating in theological education and ministry preparation. The students, who are enrolled in one of the seminary's degree programs including the Master of Divinity, Master of Arts in Family Ministry and Doctor of Ministry degrees, have the opportunity to take classes at any one of Logsdon's four campus locations in Abilene, Corpus Christi, Lubbock and San Antonio.
Logsdon's Corpus Christi extension, located at the South Texas School of Christian Studies, recorded its highest enrollment ever this fall. A large number of Logsdon's new students have also begun the MAFM and MDiv programs at the Abilene campus this semester, and the second DMIN cohort began at full capacity.
"We are very pleased to see that the seminary is continuing to experience steady growth and even its highest enrollment ever, especially at a time when many institutions are seeing declining numbers," said Bob Ellis, Associate Dean for Logsdon Seminary. "We are particularly grateful for the work of Meredith Stone, the seminary's Coordinator of Recruitment Services, for her service to the seminary."
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By now, most of us have heard that taking the B vitamin, Folic acid can reduce the incidence of neural tube defects in newborns by as much as 70%. If you are pregnant, or planning on becoming pregnant soon, the time to start taking Folic acid was yesterday. Research has also found that, when taken before and during pregnancy, folic acid may also protect against other birth defects. Well here's another B vitamin, Choline, and you just might want to be familiar with this B vitamin family member as well.
Choline is an essential nutrient required by the body to make several important compounds necessary for healthy cell membranes. This nutrient helps form phosphatidylcholine, the primary phospholipid of cell membranes. It helps transport of lipids from the liver. Choline is also the precursor to acetylcholine, one of the crucial brain chemicals involved in memory.
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Animal model studies indicate that the amount of choline available to animals in the womb influences neural and cognitive development. The research was so convincing that choline was recently classified as an essential nutrient for humans, especially for pregnant and nursing women. Although past research has shown that prenatal choline supplementation enhances working memory in adult offspring, researchers had not yet unveiled the cellular mechanisms behind this effect.
In the current study, researchers administered choline to pregnant rats during a 6-day, critical time in the gestation period. The scientists then studied the offspring at 20 to 25 days of age to determine cholines effect on brain cells.
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The Starry Night
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The Starry Night (Dutch: De sterrennacht) is a painting by the Dutch post-impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh. Painted in June 1889, it depicts the view outside of his sanatorium room window at Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (located in southern France) at night, although it was painted from memory during the day. It has been in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, part of the Lillie P. Bliss Bequest, since 1941. The painting is among Van Gogh's best-known works and marks a decisive turn towards greater imaginative freedom in his art.[2]
In a letter written to Émile Bernard in April 1888, Van Gogh expressed his desire to paint the night sky, and questioned whether he could achieve his intention by painting from nature as the Impressionists did:
The imagination is certainly a faculty which we must develop and it alone can bring us to creation of a more exalting and consoling nature ... A star-spangled sky, for instance, that's a thing I would like to try to do ... But how can I manage unless I make up my mind to work ... from imagination?[2]
In September 1888, before his December breakdown that resulted in his hospitalisation in Arles, he painted Starry Night Over the Rhone. Working by night under a gas lamp, Van Gogh painted this work directly from nature. "It does me good to do what's difficult, "Van Gogh wrote, "That doesn't stop me having a tremendous need for, shall I say the word—for religion—so I go outside at night to paint the stars."[3]
In May 1889, Van Gogh decided to enter the asylum at Saint-Rémy, where he stayed for the next year. His time there was very productive, although interrupted by incapacitating nervous attacks.[4] Inspired by the landscape surrounding the asylum, he painted Starry Night in June 1889. Unlike the earlier Starry Night Over the Rhone, the new night scene was painted in daylight, from memory. In mid-September 1889, following a heavy crisis which lasted from mid-July to the last days of August, he thought to include Starry Night in the next batch of works to be sent to his brother, Theo, in Paris.[5] In order to reduce the shipping costs, he withheld three of the studies, including Starry Night. These three went to Paris with the shipment that followed.[6] When Theo did not immediately report its arrival, Vincent inquired again and finally received Theo's commentary on his recent work.[7][8]
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The center part shows the village of Saint-Rémy under a swirling sky, in a view from the asylum towards north. The Alpilles far to the right fit to this view, but there is little rapport of the actual scene with the intermediary hills which seem to be derived from a different part of the surroundings, south of the asylum. The cypress tree to the left was added into the composition.[9] Of note is the fact Van Gogh had already, during his time in Arles, repositioned Ursa Major from the north to the south in his painting Starry Night Over the Rhone.
In a letter to his brother Theo, Van Gogh wrote of it:[10][11]
"At last I have a landscape with olive trees, and also a new study of a starry sky. ... It's not a return to the romantic or to religious ideas, no. However, by going the way of Delacroix, more than it seems, by color and a more determined drawing than trompe-l'oeil precision, one might express a country nature that is purer than the suburbs, the bars of Paris."
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Van Gogh was not so happy with the painting. In a letter to his brother Theo from Saint-Rémy he wrote:[5]
|The first four canvases are studies without the effect of a whole that the others have . . . The olives with white clouds and background of mountains, also the moonrise and the night effect, these are exaggerations from the point of view of arrangement, their lines are warped as that of old wood.
Later in this letter, Vincent referred once more to the painting:
|In all this batch I think nothing at all good save the field of wheat, the mountain, the orchard, the olives with the blue hills and the portrait and the entrance to the Quarry, and the rest says nothing to me, because it lacks individual intention and feeling in the lines. Where these lines are close and deliberate it begins to be a picture, even if it is exaggerated. That is a little what Bernard and Gauguin feel, they do not ask the correct shape of a tree at all, but they insist absolutely that one can say if the shape is round or square - and my word, they are right, exasperated as they are by certain people's photographic and empty perfection. Certainly they will not ask the correct tone of the mountains, but they will say: In the Name of God, the mountains were blue, were they? Then chuck on some blue and don't go telling me that it was a blue rather like this or that, it was blue, wasn't it? Good - make them blue and it's enough! Gauguin is sometimes like a genius when he explains this, but as for the genius Gauguin has, he is very timid about showing it, and it is touching the way he likes to say something really useful to the young. How strange he is all the same.
Perhaps no other painting in Western Art has enjoyed such a varying array of intriguing interpretations. Academic theories tend towards two schools: the literal and the literary. The literal includes both he painted what he saw and the hallucinatory genius arguments (as an individual's hallucinations are indistinguishable from real life) while the literary suggest that inspiration blossomed from some written source; most often cited for van Gogh's Starry Night are The Bible, Walt Whitman and Victor Hugo.
Twentieth century art historian Albert Boime is generally credited[14] with the best literal theory by proving, in conjunction with three Astronomer colleagues at UCLA[15] the position of the stars from van Gogh's window in the asylum at Saint-Rémy-de-Provence at 4 a.m. on 19 June 1889, the day van Gogh wrote his brother that he had completed the painting.[16] In a 1985 lecture to the American Astronomical Society, Boime compared the positions of the moon and Venus that night and showed that they corresponded to the positions of the celestial objects in the painting.[14] While Boime and his lead astronomer, Charles Whitney agreed the large star above the horizon is the Morning Star, they failed to agree on the arrangement of the other stars. Boime claimed they constituted the constellation of Aries, while Whitney argued it was Cygnus.[17] Boime further attempted to make the argument that van Gogh had likely seen an image of a spiral galaxy from Camille Flammarion's Astronomie populaire, in an attempt to explain the existence of van Gogh's celestial spiral jetty. In his 800-plus existing letters, however, van Gogh makes no mention of ever reading Flammarion.[18]
As to the leading literary theories: those about The Bible range from van Gogh painting a passage out of Genesis 37 describing a dream of Joseph[19] to an apocalyptic depiction out of the twelfth book of Revelation[20] to a sublimated Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane;[17] while those from Whitman attempt to correlate the painting's poetic vision within Song of Myself;[21] and (what has been mistakenly attributed to Hugo's Les Miserables)[22] as an inspired depiction of God as a lighthouse in eclipse.[20]
This bevy of interpretations has helped keep van Gogh's Starry Night firmly within the discussions and lively debates of both public and academic art history.
Recent commentaries[edit]
- Simon Singh, in his book Big Bang, says that Starry Night has striking similarities to a sketch of the Whirlpool Galaxy, drawn by Lord Rosse 44 years before Van Gogh's work.
- The painting has been compared to an astronomical photograph of a star named V838 Monocerotis, taken by the Hubble in 2004.[23] The clouds of gas surrounding the star resemble the swirling patterns Van Gogh used in this painting.
- Art historian Joachim Pissarro cites Starry Night as an exemplar of the artist's fascination with the nocturnal.[24]
Popular culture[edit]
"Vincent" is a song by Don McLean written as a tribute to Vincent van Gogh.
The painting is referenced many times in the episode of BBCs Doctor Who, "Vincent and the Doctor".
See also[edit]
- ^ Brooks, D. "Starry Night". The Vincent van Gogh Gallery, endorsed by Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam. David Brooks (self-published). Retrieved 19 February 2012.
- ^ a b Lieberman, William S. (1980). Modern masters: European paintings from the Museum of Modern Art. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art. p. 37. ISBN 0870992465
- ^ "To Theo van Gogh. Arles, on or about Saturday, 29 September 1888". Vincent van Gogh: The Letters. Van Gogh Museum. Retrieved 19 February 2012.
- ^ Gogh, Vincent van, and Bruce Bernard (2000). Vincent by himself. London: Little, Brown. p. 13. ISBN 0316855065
- ^ a b Letter Webexhibits.org, 607
- ^ Letter Webexhibits.org, 608
- ^ Letter 609
- ^ Letter Webexhibits.org, T19
- ^ MOMA.org The Museum of Modern Art maintains the traditional identification of a cypress tree.
- ^ "To Theo van Gogh. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, on or about Tuesday, 18 June 1889". Vincent van Gogh: The Letters. Van Gogh Museum. Retrieved 19 February 2012.
- ^ Hulsker, Jan (1986). The Complete Van Gogh: Paintings, Drawings, Sketches. Random House. p. 396. ISBN 0-517-44867-X.
- ^ The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute: Cypresses in Starry Night in the Lost Art digital collection. Retrieved 3 June 2012.
- ^ Richard Boudreaux: "Ex-Soviet Officer Tried to Return Art Found in Cellar", Los Angeles Times 20 March 1995, retrieved 3 June 2012.
- ^ a b Rourke, Mary. "Albert Boime dies at 75; leading art historian taught at UCLA for 30 years", Los Angeles Times, 23 October 2008. Accessed 2 November 2008.
- ^ Boime, Albert, Starry Nights: A History of Matter and a Matter of History, from Arts Magazine, December 1984
- ^ See vangoghletters.org, Letter 782
- ^ a b Soth, Lauren, Van Gogh's Agony, from The Art Bulletin, June, 1986, number 2
- ^ See vangoghletters.org, Advanced Search "Flammarion"
- ^ Loevgren, Sven, The Genesis of Modernism: Seurat, Gauguin, van Gogh, & French Symbolism in the 1880s, Indiana University Press, Bloomington, 1971
- ^ a b Schapiro, Meyer, Modern Art: 19th and 20th Centuries, George Braziller, New York, 1978
- ^ Layman, Lewis. Echoes of Walt Whitman's 'Bare-Bosom'd Night' in Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night, American Notes and Queries, 22 (March/April 1984), p. 105-109
- ^ See vangoghletters.org, Letter 300, note 10
- ^ Hubble/ESA photo release
- ^ Nytimes.com, Darkness Was Muse for a Master of Light
- Boime, Albert (1996), Van Gogh: Sternennacht: Kunstgeschichte im Detail [Van Gogh: Starry Night: Art History in Detail] (in German), Systhema Verlag, ISBN 3-634-23015-0, OCLC 80645605. Originally published by the Voyager Company, NY, as "Vincent van Gogh: Starry night, a history of matter, a matter of history."
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Title: Robert H. Scott Papers,
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Abstract: Robert H. Scott was a Los Angeles juvenile court judge. The collection consists of printed articles and reprints by Scott and others, and two scrapbooks with clippings.
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Scott was a Los Angeles juvenile court judge.
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If you go on other communities here you will also see that no one knew anything about this until they started to ask questions...and I guess then someone had to provide some sort of answers.
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Take yesterday's spammer - someone trying to sell a book that will "cure" FM. Caprice would have gotten rid of that person before anyone complained.
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She always impressed me with her level head when things got a little heated, but mostly it was her words of encouragement and gentle tone that I liked.
I am with all of you. But we have eachother to help and hold eachother up. . It was nice having her. To take Dr P's face away might lose the discussions underneath...they are PRICELESS and need to be available for people with similar questions.
Just sad that you think you can still TALK to him.
Sad they didn't say goodbye.....? Sad that they don't stop by as a visitor and talk to us? Why not? That is what get me.
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I wouldn't just disappear, that makes me feel we didn't matter.
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You are correct though...about this being a business and not personal...it is sad though that there are a lot of things which are not personal...but yet just a way that people have decided to continue doing things...whether it is the correct way or not.
I know that when I worked for the loan servicing company...when people were terminated...they were escorted out the door when they were told they were no longer needed...their badges were collected and that was it. I guess they were just being cautioned about what someone might be capable to doing, concerning the computers and information. It is kind of sad though that this is the way it is...almost like treating people in such a negative way....I think we all know though that it is what it is. (I hope things do not continue to get worse)
I often wonder about the *cyber world*....what will happen to the information when people are no longer here? Will it still be available? I have heard it said people need to be really careful about what they put on the internet because once it is there, it is there. So I have to wonder IF anyone is really in *control of it*...you know?
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We are still FMily though...and I hope everyone will continue to post for the new members who are seeking help. I think that is the reason most of us are here for anyway....to share what we can with others so that they, too, can learn to cope better with dealing with the wrath of the dragon, aka FM.
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Other boards still have their Experts participating, I think our Dr P might have something else going on.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers could buy less cold medicine each year under a measure intended to limit methamphetamine-makers' access to an ingredient key to the drug's production.
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In order to get more than that, purchasers would need a doctor's prescription. Some lawmakers said they worried that year-round allergy sufferers would face new costs if the bill becomes law, but the committee approved in anyway on a 10-0 vote.
"Most people would not need a prescription," said the bill's author, Sen. Carlin Yoder, R-Middlebury.
Already, purchases of medicines containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine are tracked in an online database. Buyers must show photo identification and sign a log that law enforcement officials can follow in real time.
"Meth is a very serious problem throughout the state of Indiana," Yoder said. "We must develop creative solutions in order to fight this dangerous drug. My bill is aimed at limiting access to ephedrine products for people convicted of meth-related crimes without burdening law-abiding Hoosier families."
Yoder's bill in one of several efforts to crack down on meth production during the General Assembly's current four-month, budget-writing legislative session.
Rep. Ron Bacon, R-Chandler, is the lead author of a measure that would set a lower limit of 28.8 grams of medicines containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine that Hoosiers can buy per year without a doctor's prescription.
It would also allow counties to adopt ordinances requiring prescriptions for all purchases of those medicines. Meanwhile, Sen. Vaneta Becker, R-Evansville, is pushing a bill that would launch a two-year pilot program allowing counties to adopt such ordinances.
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Newspaper clippings from Berlin's 28-20 loss at Windber three weeks ago have been on full display inside the Mountaineers' locker room recently.
They served as a daily reminder that Ramblers players called themselves the better football team.
On that Friday night, Windber was the better football team. During Saturday night's District 5 Class A semifinal at Snyder of Berlin Sports Complex, once again there was no doubt which football team was the better one. It was pretty easy to figure the best player, too.
Berlin ran the football 72 times for 461 yards, including a Herculean 43 carries for 272 yards and four touchdowns from senior tailback Drew Glotfelty as the Mountaineers advanced to the district championship game with a 40-20 victory.
"I'm good. I'm just happy we won the game," said Glotfelty, who takes 1,770 rushing yards and 22 touchdowns into next week's title game at Somerset against WestPAC rival North Star (10-2). "We came out and played with more intensity than the last time. We started from the beginning and didn't let up."
How dominant was Glotfelty? Well, as he jogged off the field, Windber coach Matt Grohal jokingly told Glotfelty that he was glad he was graduating.
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Going into the game, Mountaineers coach Doug Paul believed his team would need to throw the football to advance. Berlin attempted just eight passes and its ability to churn yards on the ground help overcome 10 penalties for 110 yards. Windber, in turn, had nine penalties for 85 yards.
Berlin's offensive line continually surged off the snap count. They beat Windber to the point of attack and Glotfelty, freshman Braden Fochtman (10 carries, 98 yards) and fullback Collin Belcher (77 yards, one TD) rarely, if ever, went down on first contact.
To make things tougher on Windber's defense, Berlin moved Dante Paul from the line to tight end. Essentially, it gave the Mountaineers six offensive lineman at all times.
"(The line) took this game very personal," Berlin coach Doug Paul said. "The last game against them was the first game where we were handled up front. We've carried a sledgehammer to the field the last 3 1⁄2 years. They didn't have the sledgehammer for (Saturday's) game. I think they earned it back."
Behind aggressive blocking and no-huddle offense, the Mountaineers controlled the first quarter with six rushing first downs and one via passing, but Berlin's only points of the quarter came on a 17-yard pass from Blake Miller to Luke Bonus that led to a 7-0 lead with 1:48 remaining.
Windber quarterback Dakota Gipe, who suffered an elbow injury during last week's playoff victory over Tussey Mountain, showed no lingering effects as he continually looked for receivers downfield against a Berlin secondary that struggled to keep up with receivers like Matt Barkley, who finished with seven receptions for 93 yards.
On the last play of the first quarter, Windber picked up its initial first down not courtesy of Berlin penalty – the Ramblers picked up four first downs in the first half on Berlin penalties - on a 37-yard pass from Gipe to Barkley. A couple plays later, Winder tied the game on one of the better passes of the season.
Gipe rolled right to avoid the Berlin pass rush, but kept his eyes on Dan Tomlinson, who was running left from the back end of the end zone. Gipe threw across his body , and the ball sailed hash mark to hash mark and above the Berlin defense right to Tomlinson for a 19-yard touchdown with 10:26 left in the second.
Windber took a 14-7 lead on another drive engineered by Gipe, who completed a 27-yard pass to Dustin Blough on a nifty reverse.
"In the first half, we had a game on our hands," Paul said. "I felt we kept them in the game with some penalties."
Gipe wasn't as successful in the second half, though he did finish 139 yards passing. Berlin had three interceptions in the second half and four for the game, two from E.J. Custer.
"We knew we had the better team," Glotfelty said with a smile. "We didn't play with our full intensity last time. This game right here was the best game we played all year."
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