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Plates of barbecued chicken will be on sale from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, June 20, at Pine Level United Church on U.S. 70-A in Pine Level. The cost is $7 a plate, with drive-through available.
A pancake and sausage breakfast is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Sunday, June 22, at Discovery Church, 195 N.C. 42 East, Clayton. The church's praise band will perform. Discovery Church will accept donations for the meal, with proceeds supporting its Haiti project.
Ice cream social
An ice cream social is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 18, at Christ Community United Methodist Church, 1082 Amelia Church Road, Clayton. The evening will offer ice cream and games.
Benefit in Clayton
A benefit for Harbor Inc. is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, June 28, at Mt. Vernon Christian Church, 301 N. Lombard St., Clayton. The program will feature drama, comedy, dance and music. The church will accept donations of personal hygiene items, food, snacks for children, clothing for women and children, and twin-bed items.
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School is scheduled from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 22-26 at White Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1459 White Memorial Church Road, Willow Spring. The church will serve a light supper nightly. To register, go to wmpcwillowspring.org, call 919-639-9973 or register in person at 5 p.m. June 22.
Vacation Bible School for children in grades K-5 is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. June 22-26 at First Baptist Church, 411 N. Fayetteveille St., Clayton.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. July 13-17 at Oakland Presbyterian Church, 8927 Cleveland Road, Clayton. VBS is for children from age 4 to rising fifth-graders. Also, the church will offer a Bible study for adults. A nursery/preschool class will be available. Register by July 4 by calling 919-934-5476.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m. June 16-20 at Mt. Sinai United Holy Church in Pine Level. For more information, or for directions, call 919-934-0716.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled from 6:30 to 8 p.m. June 16-20 at St. Peters Church of Christ, 1011 E. Massey St., Smithfield.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 23-27 at Pisgah Baptist Church, 3689 N.C. 210, Smithfield. VBS will close that Friday with a pizza party and commencement.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. June 16-19 at Holy Temple Church of God, 228 Montgomery Heights Road, Selma. For more information, call Helen Chappell at 919-553-4927.
Vacation Bible School for all ages is scheduled from 6 to 8:45 p.m. June 23-27 at Believers Baptist Church, 100 Southerland Road, Clayton. For more information, call Pastor Eugene Worley at 919-631-0817 or Kate Wilson at 919-604-3585.
Vacation Bible School for all ages is scheduled from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 23-27 at Burnell Baptist Church, 3720 Old School Road, Four Oaks. For more information, call the Rev. Jessie Brock at 919-894-1418.
Vacation Bible School for children ages 3-12 is scheduled from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 16-20 at Clayton Community Church, 5586 Covered Bridge Road, Clayton. For more information, call 919-796-2087 or register at claytoncommunitychurch.org.
The Mills Family will sing at 10:40 a.m. Sunday, June 22, at Johnston Community Church, 450 Janie Road, Selma. For more information, call the church at 919-965-3736.
The Hickory Grove Quartet will sing at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, June 29, at Pisgah Baptist Church, 3689 N.C. 210, Smithfield.
The Mills Family will sing at 6 p.m. Sunday, June 29, at Bakers Chapel Church, 2421 Bakers Chapel Road, Smithfield.
A gospel sing is scheduled for 3:15 p.m. Sunday, June 22, at Howells Chapel Church of Christ, 214 E. Preston St., Selma. The lineup includes Gods Men of Harmony, Tru Prayze and Brother Virtes and the New Spiritual Messengers.
Programs, services
A Mens Day service is scheduled for 3 p.m. Sunday, June 22, at Galilee Missionary Baptist Church, 2017 Galilee Road, Smithfield. The Rev. Argo E. Matthews, pastor of St. Amanda Missionary Baptist Church, will speak, and the mens chorus from his church will sing.
Revival services are scheduled for 7 p.m. June 25-27 at Green Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, 2861 Brogden Road, Smithfield. The following will speak: the Rev. Kenneth Cooper, Wednesday; the Rev. Sterling Thomas, Thursday; and Evangelist Hattie Lofton, Friday.
A praise and worship conference will take place June 19-21 at New Generation Christian Church, 4423 Wilsons Mills Road, Smithfield. Elder Tonya Oliver of Warsaw will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday, and Pastor James Sam of Clayton will speak at 7 p.m. Friday. Here is Saturdays conference schedule: 8:30 a.m., registration; workshops, 9 a.m.; lunch, noon; mass choir rehearsal, 1 p.m.; concert, 6 p.m. The cost is $15 per person. For more information, call Phyllis Stephens at 919-628-9041.
Starting June 18, Grace Episcopal Church will offer Communion at 7 p.m. Wednesdays through Aug. 16. The church is at 111 Lee Court in Clayton. That's off of N.C. 42 West. For more information, call 919-553-2810 or visit graceepiscopalclayton.dionc.org.
A tent revival is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. June 25-27 at Smith-Collins Park on East Lee Street in Smithfield.
Super Sunday Nights are under way at Piney Grove Chapel Baptist Church, 4440 Pine Grove Road, Angier. Through August, every Sunday evening will feature special music services. The schedule includes Them 4 Him on June 22, Tate & Marthieah on Aug. 3, One For Christ on Aug. 17 and The Dennis Family on Aug. 24. For more information, call 919-639-2481 or visit pineygrovechapel.org.
Christ Community Church has moved to its summer schedule. Thats coffee, juice, fruit and fellowship at 9:45 a.m., morning worship at 10 a.m. and then a potluck lunch and information about upcoming activities. The church is at 1082 Amelia Church Road in Clayton. For more information, call 919-553-9770.
Edgerton Memorial United Methodist Church offers Saturday Night Alive at 6 p.m. Saturdays in its fellowship hall at the corner of West Waddell and South Sumner streets in Selma. Through Aug. 30, each Saturday night will offer music and a message.
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Author Ann Patchett's new book, This is the Story of a Happy Marriage, is a deeply personal collection of essays that explore Patchett's familial, romantic, professional, and even canine relationships.
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By BRIAN WOODSON
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
PEARISBURG, Va. —
The single wing is alive and well at Giles.
Ian Mann ran for 326 yards and three touchdowns, and also threw for a score, leading the Spartans to a 41-14 West Section, Division 2 playoff opening win over James River on Friday night at Stephen C. Ragsdale Stadium.
Giles (10-1), which won its ninth straight game, finished with 507 yards on offense, including 487 on the ground.
Mann, who passed Leon King's single season rushing record with 2,207 yards, had touchdowns runs of 3, 52 and 37 yards, all in the first half. He had 250 yards in the opening half, including eight runs of at least 10 yards, and added two more long runs after the break, including a final dash for 54 yards to set up the Spartans' last score of the game.
"It is a track meet usually when you have a full sprint going," Mann said. "It helps a lot whenever you can get the first five without ever getting hit."
That's because of the offensive line, led by 5-foot-11, 240-pound Kearsley Dillon, 6-2, 245-pound Jared Farmer and 6-0, 204-pound center Miller Collins, who helped open holes that also assisted Brett Whitlow in running for 103 yards and a touchdown.
"The offensive line really kicked it gear. They did a really good job, they make it easy for us," Mann said. "We are really pleased with the effort that we had."
That effort helped Giles advance to the second round of the playoffs next Friday at John Battle.
James River (7-3), which had won four in a row, fell behind early when the Spartans took the opening possession and ran 17 straight running plays, covering 73 yards in 9:03, capping it off with a 3-yard run by Mann.
"We have been off to good starts all year long, especially since the district games started," Giles head coach Jeff Williams said. "I think our kids have really gotten into the mold of being a fast starting team, especially on offense and I think it has been one of the keys to where we are at right now."
It wasn't just the Giles offense that dominated the Knights on this night. James River was held to one yard in the opening quarter, and had been out-gained 189-1 after the Spartans extended its lead to 20-0 with 10:05 left in the second quarter on a 33-yard scoring run by Whitlow and a 52-yard dash down the sidelines by Mann.
"Our defense is progressively getting better each week and I am so proud of those guys in there and our coaches for doing the job they are doing," Williams said. "We are progressing on defense each week and getting a little bit better and in the playoffs you have got to be good on defense. In order to go deep in the playoffs that is what you have got to have."
James River (7-4) did get on the board on its first possession of the second quarter behind quarterback Kyle King, who played with a sprained ankle and led the Knights with 67 yards on the ground and 52 more through the air. He scored on touchdown runs of 1 and 5 yards, but the Spartans led 34-14 at the break.
"My hats off to Coach King and his staff, they had their kids ready to play and they played hard," Williams said. "It wasn't an easy out there tonight, it was a physical football game too."
Mann added a 37-yard scoring run, and also connected with Chad Randel on an 8-yard scoring pass before halftime. Mann threw the only two passes in the game for Giles and completed both for 20 yards. The Spartans were backed into fourth down situations six times in the game, but went for it five times and converted each one.
"That game tonight was won in the weight room, it wasn't won out here on Friday night," James River head coach Philip King said. "Those kids work hard. If anybody wants to know what a football team should look like, look at Giles. They do that stuff in the rec league all the way up and that is the key to a successful program and those kids work hard."
"I love it like that," added Farmer. "It is a big test of character if you know what a team has got and what they are going to do, that is how I like it."
Chris Moore, who ran for more than 1,300 yards this season for James River, was held to 38 yards, but got 19 on the first play of the second half, but any momentum was quickly squashed by the Spartans, who forced one of five punts from Dylan Bryan, who had a 61-yard kick in the fourth quarter.
"We told the kids we wanted to get a big stop there and we needed that," Williams said.
Giles drove down the field, but Garrett Lee missed a field goal. Lee is an all-state punter, but rarely gets to show off his leg, having punted just 12 times all season for the high-powered Spartans, who have scored at least 41 points in its last nine games, all wins for the Spartans.
"It would have been nice (to force him to punt)," King said. "We held him to a field goal failure and I thought that was a big success."
Of Giles six scoring drives, they went 17 plays for 73 yards, in addition to 2-52, 5-63, 7-64, 8-57, and the Spartans capped it off in the final period with a 12-play, 91-yard drive that was key by 54-yard run from Mann. Tyler Perdue finished it off with 5-yard run with 6:15 left in the game.
Giles ran the ball 65 times for those 487 yards, and Farmer enjoyed every minute of it as any offensive lineman should.
"That is Spartan football, that is how we play," Farmer said. "Two, 3, 9, 10 yards a play, that is how we play."
No one enjoys watching it more than Williams, who played at Giles under former longtime Spartans head coach Stephen Ragsdale.
"I think we are a little better up front than we were last year," Williams said. "We have got a couple of big kids in there, Kearsley Dillon and Jared Farmer and Miller Collins, just from left end to right end, we are going to try to get in there and block people. That is what we are going to do, and the kids have done just a great job at it."
What makes Mann's success so impressive is the 6-foot, 175-pound senior was inserted as the starting running back after Ethan Mitchell, who ran for well over 1,000 yards last season, transferred during the summer to Stafford, Va. Mann, who didn't play offense last year at all, is also a track standout who has had an memorable season for the Spartans.
"When he left it was a big slot that was going to be hard to fill," Mann said. "We had a sophomore (Whitlow) move up and he is playing fullback and he is doing really good right now."
"Ian has just really stepped it up for us," added Williams "We told him from day one you are going to be the man, you are going to be the man for us and we are planning on running him. I don't think we have really run him a lot because his yards per carry is just really spectacular, but he has just done a super job for us."
King said the success of Mann is a combination of his ability and the offensive line, which simply runs the opposition off the ball.
"Our kids battled, we had a plan and we tried to execute the plan, what can you say," King said. "It is both. They are a good hard-nosed football team, they do the little things right. They execute and he makes it happen, he has got some wheels."
Up next for the Spartans is a visit to Bristol to face John Battle (10-1), which defeated Virginia High 24-19 on Friday night. Mann is confident in Giles' chances to move forward in search of the school's fourth state football championship.
"If we keep playing like this I think we can make a really good run at it," Mann said. "We are playing really good as a team, everybody is playing really well."
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at Stephen C. Ragsdale Stadium
James River..............................0 14 0 0 — 14
Giles.........................................14 20 0 7 — 41
First Quarter
GL—Ian Mann 3 run (Garrett Lee kick) 2:55
GL—Brett Whitlow 33 run (Lee kick) 1:31
Second Quarter
GL—I,Mann 52 run (kick failed) 10:05
JR—Kyle King 1 run (Owen Deacon kick) 7:31
GL—I.Mann 37 run (Lee kick) 4:40
JR—King 5 run (Deacon kick) 2:53
GL—Chad Randel 8 pass from I.Mann (Lee kick) :31.8
Fourth Quarter
GL—Tyler Perdue 5 run (Lee kick) 6:15
Team Statistics
First Downs: JR 10; GL 22. Rush-Yards: JR 24-83; GL 65-487. Pass Yards: JR 80; GL 20. Comp-Att-Int: JR 6-17-0; GL 2-2-0. Fumbles-Lost: JR 1-0; GL 0-0. Penalty-Yards: JR 3-30; GL 8-90. Punts-Avg: JR 5-42.5; GL 0-0.
Individual Statistics
Rushing: JR Kyle King 14-67, Chris Moore 10-38; GL Ian Mann 21-326, Brett Whitlow 27-103, Tyler Perdue 9-31, John Teats 2-10, Hunter Mathias 3-9, Garrett Lee 2-0, Team 2-(-2).
Passing: JR Kyle King 5-16-0 int-52-0 td, Sherman Austin 1-1-0-28-0; Ian Mann 2-2-0-20-1 td.
Receiving: JR Trey Chilcott 3-70, Chris Moore 1-7, Dylan Bryan 1-2, Dylan Flint 1-1; GL Brett Whitlow 1-12, Chad Randel 1-8.


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The move follows a pilot the Navy conducted with Amazon Web Services in which the department migrated certain public-facing data systems to the commercial provider's infrastructure. The Secretary of the Navy's web portal is among the sites that were moved out of government-operated data centers, officials said.
In the memo, Terry Halvorsen, the department of the Navy's CIO, wrote that "low impact" information systems would be the first to move to commercial providers, defining the term to mean "an information system in which the loss of confidentiality, integrity, and availability could be expected to have limited adverse effect. DON organizations are to categorize as low-impact those publicly accessible information systems, applications, and web sites that contain only information previously approved for public release."
The Navy said the directive was designed to comply with the spirit of language Congress inserted into the 2012 defense authorization bill, telling the Defense Department to develop a department wide strategy to migrate data out of government facilities and into commercially-hosted cloud environments that "provide a better capability at a lower cost with the same or greater degree of security."
The Pentagon released its cloud strategy in July 2012, designating the Defense Information Systems Agency as the single "cloud broker" for DoD and making it the single portal for Defense components to procure government or commercial cloud services. DISA is still working out how the brokerage concept will work.
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The first major challenge to Anderson Mayor Kevin Smith's vision for the future came as the City Council recently voted down his annexation plan.
In fact, it may have been more than a major challenge; it was a massive one that drew attention to some important deficiencies in the approach to such paradigm-shifting plans.
Smith had proposed that Anderson annex nearly 21 square miles into city limits. Anderson would have, in one of the proposals, reached to Hamilton County along Interstate 69.The annexation would have helped stabilize a diminishing population base and capture the economic prospects of I-69 south of Lapel.
The Anderson elected body voted down the southwest proposal 6-3.
Heading the other direction, a proposed annexation reaching northeast was voted down 7-2.
The annexation should have moved ahead as a way to explore opportunities for Anderson to maintain an economic base.
What happened?
The project, known as Anderson Fast Forward, moved way too quickly for residents. It clearly was too swift for Smith to garner a consensus from the council.
City Council President David Eicks, D-at large, had proposed an alternative to the administration's plan. In it, a much smaller strip annexation would have allowed the city to capture more I-69 frontage.
And there were Democrats (Smith is Republican) who were willing to give some aspects the go-ahead. Anthony "Ty" Bibbs, D-at large, and Russ Willis, R-District 1, voted for the northeast annexation. Bibbs, Willis and Rodney Chamberlain, D-at large, voted for the southwest annexation. The public should commend those voting in favor of the plan, particularly council Democrats, for their willingness in seeking ways for Anderson to progress.
This all may point to a mayor's lost chance in seeking consensus before a major vote. When the necessary support wasn't coming, shouldn't Smith have held up the plan until the votes he needed were secured?
Smith's hopes for Anderson can't be a singular vision. He needs to spend time to get elected officials and residents on board. There will be calls for negotiation, as Eicks suggested.
An issue as contentious as forced annexation has a shot at success when the need is clearly articulated and key voices are on board. Smith needs to develop a vision that welcomes challenges and has an eye for negotiation.
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Mayor Kevin Smith seems to have a vision for Anderson but he needs to find consensus for his plans.


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Jonathan Ballinger graduated from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 1996 with a B.A. in English (Creative Writing concentration) and a B.A. in Anthropology. He recently received his Master of Arts in Human Resource Development from Tusculum College. He worked for the Knox County Public Library System in positions of increasing responsibility for seven years, including four years as a Branch Manager. After spending a year employed as a Team Leader for a non-profit agency that provides services to mentally handicapped adults, he began working at the Knoxville Campus library for Tusculum in the Fall of 2005.
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Ms Griffith has worked at the Tusculum Library since July 2001. She earned her Bachelors of Music Education and Masters of Music from Morehead State University, Morehead, KY. She earned her Masters of Science in Information Science from the University of Tennessee in 2006. Her responsibilities include supervising library student workers, maintaining the library book collection and print periodicals, and providing reserve and circulation services to the TC community. You will most likely see her most if you visit the library in the evenings.
A native of Greenup, KY, Marsha was an elementary music teacher in Ashland, KY. She later lived in San Diego, CA for 15 years where she was a full time professional musician, singing and playing the piano. Upon moving back to eastern Kentucky, Marsha continued to perform in the region and also owned and operated Griffith Silk Screen in Greenup, KY before becoming a librarian. She worked as an Information Specialist at the Boyd Co. Public Library in Ashland, KY
She is an amateur film historian with a library of over 500 books and films on the history of classic Hollywood cinema. She and her partner, drummer Amy Saxonmeyer, perform throughout the Tri-Cities region as the musical group "The Smooth Sounds of Route 66". Also a lover of old cars and everything retro, you may see Miss Griffith driving to work in her vintage 1961 Ford Falcon Station Wagon or in her 1963 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible.
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Ms Halliburton joined the library staff in 2002 as the Library Administrator for the new branch library at the Knoxville Regional Center. She has a Master of Library Science degree from the University of Tennessee and was a school library media specialist prior to joining Tusculum.
Kathy Hipps,
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Kathy Hipps rejoined the Tusculum staff in October 2002 as Coordinator of Special Projects in the library after working in local industry here in Greeneville. Previously, Kathy worked at Tusculum as the Competency Center manager for several years. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management through the Tusculum College Professional Studies program in 1995 and her Master of Science in Information Science from University of Tennessee in 2007. In Fall of 2007 she was promoted to her present position in the library. She is responsible for providing library orientation and information literacy instruction sessions to students on the Residential Campus. She also works behind the scenes cataloging new materials for the library collection.
A native of Greene County, Mrs. Hipps is an active member of Calvary Baptist Church and Sunday School teacher for the Teen Class. She enjoys her 3 grandchildren, horseback riding, gardening, and bargain hunting. She and her husband reside in Camp Creek near their son, daughter in law, 3 grandchildren and Hobie, Apple Jack and Flirt (the last 3 being horses, of course).
Carolyn Parker,
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Carolyn Parker has been an invaluable member of the library staff since 1984. A native of Greene County, she worked for several years with the family agricultural business which picked up and transported raw milk from local area dairy farms to Knoxville to be pasteurized. In 1982 she was the first person to become a member of the Tusculum College Library Volunteers organized by then Library Director, Cleo Treadway and coordinated by Ms. Judy Rhea. Soon after, she was hired and became a library assistant in February 1984.
In 1990 she became Coordinator of Technical Services. She is responsible for making new materials added to the Garland library collection shelf ready for circulation. Occasionally you will see her smiling face at the front desk providing reference assistance.
An avid reader and local history buff, Ms. Parker can also often be found during the summer at the local baseball park cheering on the Greeneville Astros. Her favorite movies are Gone with the Wind and The Sound of Music. She is a cat lover and adopted a beautiful shaded silver Persian named Jasmine who had won many awards in cat shows. Jasmine lived to be 15 years old and sadly, passed away in 2005. Ms. Parker has since adopted a lively little toy poodle named CJ. Ms. Parker enjoys spending time with her sisters and extended family and attending museums and area musical and cultural events.
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A professional librarian and historian since 1966, Myron J. "Jack" Smith, Jr., Professor of Library Science and History, came to Tusculum College in 1990 after a 15-year tenure as Library Director and Professor of Library Science and History at Salem College (now Salem-International University) in West Virginia. Active in his profession, the director, with his small dedicated staff, works diligently to improve library resource and access opportunities for the Tusculum community. A major component of this approach centers on cooperation, collaboration, and electronic access for TC with a variety of other local libraries, most notably the Greeneville-Greene County Public Library, Walters State Community College, East Tennessee State, and the University of Tennessee.
Prof. Smith is also an internationally known author and bibliographer on subjects ranging in topic from airlines to Watergate and from baseball to the U.S. Civil War. The author of 80 volumes of bibliography and history, Smith has been the recipient of a variety of honors and awards for his work. In 1993, he received the Nelson Ross Award from the Professional Football Writers Association. In 1994, he joined with Dr. Donal J. Sexton to prepare Glimpses of Tusculum: A Pictorial History of Tusculum College, which was followed several years later by his profile in Tusculumnus of the U.S.S. Wyalusing, the Civil War gunboat for which the college bell was originally cast. Smith remains the only American to have received the Richard Franck Preis for historical bibliography from the German government.
The Library Director and his wife Dennie reside north of Greeneville on a small feline farm with 9 cats, in order of seniority: Cop Car, Flynn, CutiePie, Gray, Chuba, and Smooch and his dog, Buddy.
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Mr. Tunstall came to Tusculum in 1981. He holds an MS in Library and Information Science from the University of Tennessee and a BA in Sociology from Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tennessee. Charles provides reference assistance and processes interlibrary loan requests manning the front desk as needed. You will also find him providing library orientations sessions for new students in the Residential program. In addition to his duties in the library, Mr. Tunstall has taught Public Speaking and Guitar on an adjunct basis for the College.
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1215 , the "wine bar and coffee lab" in the Gateway Quarter on Vine St., next door to Bakersfield, opened yesterday for brunch. It will now be open–well, pretty much all the time– from 7 a.m.-11 p.m. Monday-Wednesday; 7 a.m.-2 a.m. Thursday-Friday, 8 a.m.-2 a.m. Saturday and from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday.
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In this Thursday Dec. 9, 2010 photo, Charlie Gilmour, the son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour, is seen participating in a demonstration in central London against government plans to triple tuition fees. Charlie Gilmour has issued a public apology for climbing on top of one of Britain's most important war memorials and trying to rig a British flag during the violent student protests against rising university fees. He added in a statement Friday Dec. 10, 2010 that he was ashamed for his 'moment of idiocy' and he did not realize the Cenotaph in central London commemorates Britain's war dead. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)
Pink Floyd kin Charlie Gilmour apologized for unintentionally climbing on a war memorial in a protest, but it wasn't enough to keep him from getting arrested.
The Guardian reported that the 21-year-old son of the band's guitarist, David Gilmour, was taken in by cops Sunday morning for violent disorder and damaging the Union flag on a London monument, the Cenotaph, following a raucous demonstration against rising tuition student fees in London on Thursday.
"He was arrested by officers from Operation Malone on suspicion of violent disorder, and attempted criminal damage of the Union flag on the Cenotaph on 9 December," a police spokesman told the Guardian. "He was taken to a Sussex police station where he has been further arrested on suspicion of theft."
Gilmour apologized for climbing on the revered war memorial just a day after the protest, adding he did not know what he was climbing on. "I feel nothing but shame," he had told the AP. "My intention was not to attack or defile the Cenotaph. Running along with a crowd of people who had just been violently repelled by the police, I got caught up in the spirit of the moment."
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Does anyone know if there are any non-profit organizations in the USA or Wisconsin for officers who have PTSD? I need to do a report on this topic for english but i need a charity to go with it.What makes someone a hero? According to the dictionary a hero is someone, typically a man, who is admired for courage or noble qualities. In the dictionary heros are also known as the chief male character in a book, play, or movie, who is typically identified with good qualities. A hero is someone who walks into your life as it is crumbling to pieces and is there for you when it seems like the rest of the world is walking out.
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PLATTSBURGH — Kevin Pelkey won the coveted green jacket at the American Legion Post 1619 big buck contest with an 8-point, 178-pound buck. Chuck Bedard was credited with second, capturing a 10-point, 176-pound buck, while Randy Rocky grabbed third with his 8-point, 168-pounder.
The big bear was Bill Siskavich at 258-pounds, while Fuzz Bruno collected the little bear with a 78-pounder. There were six hidden buck winners with four no-buck winners. There were 146 total entries in the event.
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MOOERS — The Mooers Knights of Columbus Council and Champlain K of C Council will hold their free-throw championship contests simultaneously Feb. 10. The event will be held in the Champlain St. Mary's Gym, starting at noon with registration beginning at 11:30 a.m. Proof of age will be required if winners are interested in advancing to the next high district level contest at their individual levels. For more information, contact Ed Polasik at 204-4038 or Joe Ashline at 298-3215.
Lake Champlain Waves swim team excels at Pilgrims Pride Meet
TROY — The Lake Champlain Waves swim team sent 22 swimmers to the annual Pilgrims Pride meet held at the Robinson Pool on the campus of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Nov. 18. The Waves were represented by Olivia Barnett, Sydney Barnett, Cydney Bond, Stella Boolukos-Brinker, Isabella Brown, Wyatt Brown, Matthew Evans, Mikayla Fountain, Spencer Hall, Avery Kuhn, Emelia Lemza, Madeline Lemza, Garret Lemza, Cameron Matthews, Emily McLane, Luke Moore, Caroline Nizel, Mikaela Raymond, Zackary Raymond, Hayden Reidy, Meghan Sorrell and Theadora Welch.
Out of 500 total swimmers participating in the annual meet, Bond improved her 50 butterfly time by 11.30 seconds and McLane improved her 50 backstroke time by 13.13 seconds. Isabella Brown placed first in the 50 freestyle and 50 breaststroke. Other top-ten finishers for the Waves were Evans, placing third in the 50 freestyle and Garrett Lemza, placing eighth in the 50 breaststroke and ninth in the 100 freestyle. For more information regard the team, visit www.lcwaves.org.


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By Joy Hampton
The Norman Transcript
NORMAN — The Norman Economic Development Coalition leadership announced it has delayed plans to sell property at 710 Asp Ave. The sale would have allowed for a high-rise, high-density project on the site, pending Norman City Council approval.
The NEDC board voted to delay "until a well-defined vision and comprehensive plan have been developed for the Campus Corner and downtown Norman areas," according to a position statement issued this week. "We believe that a true vision for the overall development of Norman's core areas of Campus Corner, downtown Norman and the connecting corridor is necessary before proceeding further."
The University of Oklahoma will play a key role in creating that shared vision. President David Boren pledged the university's resources and support through the Institute for Quality Communities.
"I am in strong agreement with the action taken by the NEDC to encourage a more comprehensive approach to the issue of high-density housing by having a study made of the core corridor area from Campus Corner to Main Street," Boren said. "Acting on single projects in an ad hoc fashion will make it harder to create areas of our city where all elements are considered, from parking to aesthetics to walkability to green space and streetscapes."
NEDC's decision comes on the heels of months of controversy surrounding the proposed mixed use, high-density commercial and residential project. Applicant Mark Risser had requested numerous postponements of the zoning change request while the city struggled to create an ordinance to allow the higher density called for in the proposal.
The project ignited a fire of protest at city hall, with opponents voicing concerns about traffic, parking and architectural compatibility.
"I think there's been way too much focus on the single site our project has been a part of and not enough about the needs of the community," NCED Executive Director Don Wood said.
He said the visioning process will deal with concerns expressed by Norman residents in creating compatible high-density projects.
Mayor Cindy Rosenthal commended the NCED's decision and said the city looks forward to a collaboration with the university. OU will bring some powerful resources to the planning and visioning process.
"The university stands ready to work with the city through our newly established Institute for Quality Communities to bring together the best experts nationally and internationally to help Norman become a model community," Boren said.
Norman has been asked to delay finalizing its high-density ordinance.
"Just as we should not work on individual projects out of context, we also should not rush to pass city ordinances about high density without the benefit of holistic planning," Boren said. "There are times when it's better to be thorough than it is to be hasty in making decisions."
Done correctly, the visioning plan could generate public buy-in for appropriate high density projects in Norman's future.
"We want to see something created that 20 years from now people look at and say, 'that's the core of Norman, I'm really proud of that,'" Wood said. "With the university's support and President Boren's support, we'll be able to get something in place."
The Norman City Council is fully on board. Monday night, the council's Community Planning and Transportation Committee postponed further work on the city's high-density draft ordinance in a consensus decision.
"We're taking a deep breath, putting that process on hold while we work collaboratively on this larger vision," Rosenthal said.
The visioning process will start immediately. The city is joining with the Institute for Quality Communities to host two public events this week.
Expert Dan Burden, of the Walkable and Livable Communities Institute, will lead the workshop events, which will explore street design that enhances quality of life, safety and economic development while also accommodating traffic.
"The areas around the university hold incredible potential," Burden said. "With a focus on people and place, streets can still accommodate the movement of cars — at safer speeds — while also revving up economic engines that will add great value to adjacent lands and enhance quality of life for all."
The "Livability" workshop is scheduled from 9 to 10:30 a.m. and a presentation of "Opportunities & Best Practices" will run from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Friday at Legends Times Two, 1313 W. Lindsey St.
Both workshops are free and open to the public. For more information, contact Shane Hampton, Institute for Quality Communities Fellow, a firstname.lastname@example.com.
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INTERPOL response team in Ukraine starts identification process of flight MH 17 victims
KHARKIV, Ukraine – Members of INTERPOL's Incident Response Team (IRT) in Kharkiv, Ukraine have started the disaster victim identification (DVI) process following the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH 17.
18 July 2014
INTERPOL team to help identify victims of Malaysia Airlines crash
LYON, France – At the request of the Ukrainian authorities INTERPOL is to deploy an Incident Response Team (IRT) to help coordinate the identification of the victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH 17 which crashed on Thursday.
18 July 2014
Illegal gambling networks across Asia targeted in INTERPOL-led operation
USD 2.2 billion in illicit bets made during 2014 FIFA World Cup
LYON, France – An INTERPOL-coordinated operation targeting illegal soccer gambling networks across Asia during the 2014 FIFA World Cup has resulted in more than 1,400 arrests and the seizure of almost USD 12 million.
17 July 2014
INTERPOL offers full assistance following Malaysia Airlines crash in Ukraine
LYON, France – INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble has offered the world police body's full assistance in the investigation and disaster victim identification efforts following the Malaysia Airlines crash in Ukraine.
11 July 2014
Dangerous fake goods seized in INTERPOL operations across Eastern and Southern Africa
LYON, France – Baby food, cosmetics, televisions, mobile phones and toys were among goods worth USD 5.6 million seized during an INTERPOL-coordinated operation targeting organized crime groups trading fake and illicit products across Eastern and Southern Africa.
INTERPOL response team being deployed following Air Algerie crash in Mali
INTERPOL supports renewed campaign to track remaining Rwandan genocide fugitives
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Wearing a smile, maintenance worker proud to keep schools in tip-top shape
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He's not hanging from ropes anymore, but he's still "blessed, grateful and thankful" for his three decades with the Halifax County Public School system.
Maintenance employee Al Garrett will have been with the maintenance department at the school system for 33 years in July.
Garrett served as a substitute bus driver while he was still in high school until he got a job with Daystrom Furniture.
"We were on rotating shifts at Daystrom, and they were about to lay me off, and I needed a job," said Garrett explaining how he came to the school position.
He has worked for seven superintendents, two directors and three foremen in his tenure with the school system.
During that time he has found his favorite part of the position to be painting.
"I like to see the before and after," said Garrett.
More than 30 years ago, Garrett was hired to be on the painting crew and as a maintenance helper. He admits still to this day he enjoys maintenance and working except for those days when they are instructed to work in the extreme cold weather and have to be outside.
According to Garrett, years ago maintenance employees had to paint the roofs of schools like Virgilina, C.H. Friend, Clover and Turbeville. All of these schools are closed now.
Employees were suspended from the roofs by ropes held by other employees as one man painted and the other held their body weight, said Garrett. Other times they were using 40 to 50 foot ladders, he added.
It wasn't until current Director of Operations and Maintenance Larry Roller came along that things began to really change.
"Roller started to rent the eco lift from Bo's Hydraulics, and it was a big help," said Garrett. "He eventually bought it."
Garrett recalled a conversation he had with former Director Harrison in the late 80s when he returned to the shop after painting the roof at Clover Elementary, and Harrison was laughing.
"I wasn't laughing. I was 50 feet in the air all day hanging by a five-foot rope," said Garrett.
"I am grateful for the changes and safety improvements through the years…big improvement from being on 40-50 foot ladders," he added.
Other changes include the closing of buildings and schools. The maintenance department was once responsible for more than 20 buildings. Garrett also has seen equipment modernized including the changes in ladders.
Along the way, he has developed skills in painting that have led him to have his very own paint business on the side.
"I have received a few compliments about my painting too," said a proud Garrett.
However, if there were one thing he could stress to the community, it would be to look at the conditions the maintenance department keep the schools in for the students and staff rather than "worrying about where we are en route to."
"All we hear is all we do is ride the roads, but the buildings are in excellent shape, and they are results of what we do," said Garrett.
Through the years he has been thankful for his job, the people he has worked for and with because "they have all been enjoyable."
Grateful to the system, Garrett said he can always be found wearing a smile on the job, and he comes in ready every Monday morning.
"This job has bought my home, put two kids through college and everything…I have been blessed, grateful and thankful," concluded Garrett.
Garrett resides in Clover with his wife, Karen, and they have two children.
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While a new year has begun, Ashlee Simpson hasn't exactly put the old one behind her. Last night at Miami's Orange Bowl, the singer -- who was widely mocked after a technical problem revealed she was using pre-recorded vocals during her October Saturday Night Live performance -- was booed on national television as she took the field to perform her latest single "La La." The song ended to an even stronger chorus of boos, with the camera quickly cutting away from the pop star.
After the SNL performance, Simpson said that acid reflux disease had necessitated use of a backing track, and expressed confidence that the incident would blow over. "I couldn't control what happened that day," she posted on her Web site. "People always say things that are hurtful, and I encourage my fans to do what I do and not read what people are saying on the Internet . . . In a couple of days everyone's attention will be on someone else."
Simpson's prediction, however, has not come true, as she continues to struggle to recover from the debacle. "La La" failed to crack the Total Request Live countdown in late November, and her December appearance at the Billboard Music Awards was greeted with a mixture of cheers and jeers.
Simpson begins a tour in support of her debut CD, Autobiography, which topped the nation's album chart upon its release last July, on February 18th at Los Angeles' Universal Amphitheatre.
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• CONTEMPT: Simon M. Chavers, 33, 642 Walnut St., was charged with second-degree criminal contempt and second-degree unauthorized use of a vehicle early Friday. A patrol officer stopped Chavers' vehicle on Church Street, near Niagara Street, for an alleged equipment violation. A records check indicated Chavers' driver's license is suspended, and also that he's the subject of a court order directing him to not drive, according to the police report. Chavers was released on $250 bail ahead of a Monday appearance in City Court.
• ROBBERY: Kenneth D. Robinson, 38, 56 Webb St., was charged with third-degree burglary, third-degree criminal mischief and fourth-degree grand larceny Friday. Robinson is accused of breaking into the Refuge Temple of Christ Church, Cottage Street, and taking $1,600 in cash and checks from a safe this past April, according to the police report. Robinson was arraigned Friday and was ordered held without bail pending a Monday hearing.
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• SHOPLIFTING: Nathaniel D. Smith, 32, 198 Lock St.,was charged on a warrant with petit larceny and second-degree obstructing governmental administration Thursday. Smith is accused of taking a Phillips DVD/CD player from Walmart, South Transit Road, on Sept. 3, according to state police.
• FORCIBLE TOUCHING: A 12-year-old male from Ransomville was charged with forcible touching Thursday after a state police investigation. The victim in the incident, reported to police this past May, is another juvenile male, the agency said. The boy received a ticket to appear in juvenile court, through the Niagara County Probation Department.


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A man sporting a hat but no clothes was arrested after telling a deputy his friends set him up, according to a recently released affidavit.
A Martin County Sheriff's deputy on Oct. 13 went to an address in the 4400 block of Southeast Commerce Avenue in Stuart and encountered "a naked white male wearing only a hat" in the parking lot.
The "naked white male wearing only a hat" was identified as 53-year-old David Allen Parlier.
"I noticed he had defecated on himself," a deputy wrote in Parlier's arrest affidavit.
A hat is a covering for the head that can be worn for decoration, protection, ceremonial or other reasons.
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Last week the House voted to hold the distribution of Obamacare subsidies until there is a program in place to ensure an applicant actually meets eligibility requirements. Right now, the only mechanism for verification of these subsidies is self-reporting and sample audits. I voted in favor of the bill, H.R. 2775, to protect taxpayers.
It's a responsible step given that in Fiscal Year 2012, $108 billion in improper payments were made by our federal government, according to the website paymentaccuracy.gov.
Over the next 10 years the Obamacare entitlements are expected to cost over $1 trillion. Having no real mechanism to verify eligibility for these subsidies is an invitation for more fraud, abuse and improper payments. The Wall Street Journal recently estimated the fraud in Obamacare could reach $250 billion in 10 years.
The White House already said it plans to veto this commonsense protection of taxpayer dollars because they claim mechanisms for eligibility verification already exist. Clearly they don't care about safeguarding tax dollars when they call taking someone's word that they are eligible as an "efficient and effective" system for verification.
Included on the government's list of high-error programs are unemployment insurance (11.4 percent), the National School Lunch Program (15.5 percent), Medicare Advantage Part C (11.4 percent) and the Earned Income Tax Credit (22.7 percent). Other high-error programs are Medicare Fee-for-Service (8.5 percent) and Supplemental Security Income (9.2 percent).
These programs are part of the safety net America has to help those who can't help themselves. Every dollar should be carefully managed so there is money available to help those who truly need the assistance.
When we are looking at all options to reduce waste and protect tax dollars, $108 billion in improper payments made last fiscal year are a big deal. That would more than replace sequester. It's a significant chunk of money that the government is losing at the expense of across-the-board cuts and furlough days.
In the private sector, if a company is making payments to the wrong recipient, overpaying or making payments to a vendor that doesn't provide the proper documentation, then the company won't be around for long. It is that simple.
Every day, private sector business owners make the necessary decisions required to keep their company solvent and ensure their employees have a job from one pay period to the next. Long-term stability for our companies is what we strive for every day.
The politicians and bureaucrats, who likely have never had the responsibility of signing the front of a pay check, refuse to make the decisions to keep our government on long-term stable fiscal footing. They pay the concept lip service and then continue on with business as usual and thumb their noses at the taxpayers footing the bill.
Requiring some measure of verification beyond taking a person's word is a reasonable and smart approach. Yet the Obamacare advocates who oppose this commonsense measure keep the rest of us shaking our heads and saying, "Only in government."
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Last week the House voted to hold the distribution of Obamacare subsidies until there is a program in place to ensure an applicant actually meets eligibility requirements. Right now, the only mechanism for verification of these subsidies is self-reporting and sample audits. I voted in favor of the bill, H.R. 2775, to protect taxpayers.
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