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DARLINGTON — Kurt Busch showed up at Darlington Raceway in 2001 as a self-professed rube who had heard the stories but didn't respect the track.
When the veteran drivers got hold of him, they all had the same advice: Hold it open as you go through Turn 2.
For the record, that's exactly what not to do.
He found out quickly in practice he had been duped, so when he took to the track for qualifying, he had a plan … that he promptly forgot.
"I accidently held it open off (turn) two," Busch said. "And just because of my stupidity, I got it."
Busch took the pole with his foolish maneuver, becoming the youngest driver to do so (23 years, 29 days).
Two years later, he set another record when he was on the losing end of the closest finish in NASCAR history, falling .002 of a second behind Ricky Craven at Darlington.
Today, he owns Darlington's track speed record and will sit on the pole for Saturday's Bojangles Southern 500.
Busch blistered the track to the tune of 181.918 mph, which blew away Kasey Kahne's mark of 181.250 in 2011. The record speed was something Busch thought possible the first time he laid eyes on the new Generation 6 cars.
"When I saw the Gen-6 car, I said, 'When we go to Darlington, the speed will be incredible,' " Busch said.
Jimmie Johnson broke up an all-Busch front row, nosing out Kyle Busch, who razzed Johnson for making his mother have to walk the brothers out separately instead of together. The Mother's Day tradition at Darlington calls for the drivers' mothers to escort them during introductions.
"It's your fault," Kyle Busch said to Johnson.
"It's my fault, whatever it is," said Johnson, oblivious to what Busch had been talking about.
"That's right," Busch responded. "It's a lot your fault."
Kahne will join Kyle Busch on the second rough. Martin Truex Jr. and Denny Hamlin comprise the third row. Seven-time Darlington winner Jeff Gordon is on the fourth row with a vindicated Matt Kenseth, who talked of his relief earlier in the day for the positive appeal of the penalties he had incurred at Kansas last month.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished 16th in qualifying while Danica Patrick qualified 40th in her backup car after she wrecked her first car during practice.
Though he had finished a respectable third in qualifying, Kyle Busch thought he had left some speed on the track.
"I didn't feel I ran as hard as I needed two in (turns) one and two … or three and four," he said. "Being able to end up third while under-driving it a little bit is not bad."
Johnson said he had battled his No. 48 car a little during practice, but the problems had been smoothed out in time for qualifying. Still, he thought Saturday's race could be wide open.
"I felt like there are some guys faster than us that are in that second group," he said, citing Kenseth, Gordon and Greg Biffle specifically.
But for now, all eyes will be on Kurt Busch, including his own. Ten years after his near-miss, he was hopeful he could celebrate the anniversary in style.
"It's the 10-year anniversary, and it gives me a good shot to stay ahead of the field," he said. "And win by two-thousandths of a second this time."

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There is a fracking gas/oil rush in Michigan because our Department of Environmental Quality and Office of Oil, Gas and Minerals give away our fresh water for free and our state lands for pennies.
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Mushrooms, Kirtland warblers, fox, trout and the biodiversity of the forests are displaced, injured, damaged when millions of gallons of groundwater are taken. Our wetlands, headwater streams, ponds, rivers and lakes, and the Great Lakes themselves are diminished by this enormous diversion. The drilling, venting, flaring, piping and off-gassing of the gas industry load the atmosphere with CO2, causing more extreme climate change, Great Lakes warming, more evaporation of surface water and diminishing of our wondrous fresh water seas, our Great Lakes.
Some 95 percent of the fresh water of the United States lies in the Great Lakes Basin. We must fight to prevent the diversion, waste and squandering of our precious water resources for quick profits for oil and gas corporations.
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Local health care providers have confirmed multiple cases of the flu over the past few weeks, a trend that usually isn't seen until mid-January.
Nancy Ward, infection control nurse at Raleigh General Hospital, said many flu cases are being reported not only locally, but across the nation.
"The prominent strand we're seeing is influenza AH3, which was not included in the vaccine, so even with the flu shot, you may not be protected."
She said the symptoms of this strand of the flu are just like any other; low-grade fever, fatigue, chills, aches and coughing.
"We want to stress to the public to not visit hospitals if you have symptoms of the flu. If possible, avoid emergency room visits."
Ward also suggests that people with flu-like symptoms avoid crowded areas to help limit spreading the virus.
Parents are urged to use discretion about sending ill children to school and attending work if they are feeling unwell themselves.
Ward said approximately 75 positive flu screens have been seen since Dec. 20 and an additional 25 cases before that.
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital also confirmed 20 cases in the ER over the last week.
Although the prominent flu strand being reported is not included in the vaccine, Ward says she still encourages everyone to get a flu shot, as the severity can be minimized with the shot.
Elderly patients and young children are considered high risk for serious complications of the flu. Although children younger than 6 months are at high risk, they are too young to be vaccinated, so it is recommended that those who care for them be vaccinated.
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Black Friday — the day after Thanksgiving — has become almost as much of a landmark as Thanksgiving itself. To a store owner, Black Friday rivals Christmas.
It was only mildly surprising when, several years back, some merchants decided to open around dawn on that Friday. What was downright amazing was the throngs that drew to the stores that joined in the initiative.
As a matter of fact, some locales around America reported mob scenes, complete with fights and injuries, as single-minded shoppers rushed to get to their targeted specials.
Then it evolved that the opening time was pushed back even further, with Wal-Mart, Sears and some other retailers opening on Thanksgiving night. Target is joining the ranks of early openers this year. Some employees who work at these stores have grumbled about their holidays being cut short, and you have to wonder how many people want to head out to shop after eating a big turkey dinner. But that is the reality of modern retailing.
Now, the shopping anchor of the North Country — Champlain Centre mall — has announced it is planning to up the stakes: It will open at the stroke of midnight when Thanksgiving yields to the biggest shopping day of the year.
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This regular column is for Dungeon Masters who like to build worlds and campaigns as much as I do. Here I share my experiences as a DM through the lens of Iomandra, my Dungeons & Dragons campaign world. Even though the campaign uses the 4th Edition rules, the topics covered here often transcend editions. Hopefully this series of articles will give you inspiration, ideas, and awesome new ways to menace your players in your home campaigns.
If you're interested in learning more about the world of Iomandra, check out the wiki.
MONDAY NIGHT. The heroes convene aboard their ship, the Maelstrom, before embarking on their next epic quest. That's when Melech, Bruce Cordell's character, notices something strange in the night sky: three unfamiliar stars peering just above the southwestern horizon.
In the days that follow, more strange stars come into view, until the entire constellation of thirteen is visible. The starry array resembles a dragon's eye, and the writings and ramblings of ancient mariners and astronomers speak of an evil constellation that appears only when summoned—a constellation with the power to warp the very fabric of reality. Some call it the Dragon's Eye. Others call it the end of the world.
Believing that an evil eladrin warlock named Starlord Evendor has summoned the constellation for his own fell purposes, the heroes travel to the Dragovar capital. There, they confer with Lenkhor Krige, a dragonborn archmage who leads the Shan Qabal, a powerful sect within the arcane caste. Lenkhor is someone in whom the characters have placed their trust. Yet by the time they arrive, reality has been altered in such a way that the archmage is no longer around to help them. To further complicate matters, the heroes have no memory of ever meeting Lenkhor, which means my players must put all previous encounters with Lenkhor out of their minds.
Welcome to my weird world.
My campaign is like a snow globe. Sometimes it needs a good shake.
Buried in my original campaign notes is the following bit of lore: Long ago, the world of Iomandra was home to a multitude of powerful dragon-sorcerers. Their mastery of magic made them undisputed rulers of the world. One by one they died, and with them their great magic. Present-day dragons, more driven to acquire gold and property than arcane power, believe these ancient wyrms ascended to the heavens, becoming the stars in the night sky.
The above passage was the inspiration for an epic-level adventure called "Constellation of Madness," in which a major campaign villain with ties to the Far Realm summons a constellation that has the power to alter reality. What really excited me about this idea was the prospect of temporarily swapping players in my Monday and Wednesday night groups, and the Dragon's Eye constellation was the plot device I intended to use to make it happen. Unfortunately, my players' schedules made the swapping exercise impractical; however, I refused to abandon the alternate reality idea entirely. After twenty-three levels of adventuring, my players understood all too well how the world worked—so what better way to turn things upside-down and change some of the fundamental truths of the campaign!
From the outset, my campaign was built around the three-tiered structure of 4th Edition. The heroes spent the entire heroic tier (levels 1–10) exploring one small island and learning bits and pieces about the "larger world."
Paragon tier (levels 11–20) was all about leaving the island and exploring what the larger world had to offer. The heroes became embroiled in politics. They meddled in the affairs of others while chasing their own dreams. They got a ship and plied the Dragon Sea in search of new adventures. By the end of the paragon tier, they'd touched on every major campaign arc and understood the world pretty well.
Then came epic tier (levels 21–30), during which one expects all of the major campaign arcs to wrap up. However, epic tier is more than just "the end of plots." It's also the perfect time to challenge the players' perceptions of the world, and turn the campaign on its head. Like the final season of a television series, anything can happen and nothing is sacred.
Keeping my players engaged for 20+ levels isn't easy. Hell, sometimes it's hard to keep myself engaged, let alone them! With the heroes halfway to 24th level, my players have grown accustomed to their characters and each other, and think they know all of my sly DM tricks. To keep things exciting, I must be willing to take some big-money risks and shock the players with unexpected twists.
"Constellation of Madness" does just that—it throws the heroes into an alternate reality where certain things that used to be true no longer are. It creates weird situations in which the players become aware of something that their characters don't know—and that, my friends, is the definition of roleplaying. Case in point: One of the major campaign villains is a dragonborn wizard named Hahrzan. Throughout the paragon tier, the heroes clashed with Hahrzan on several occasions, even killing him twice before realizing he had a secret cloning lab. But in this new reality, he's leader of the Shan Qabal in place of Lenkhor Krige, and in this alternate reality, the characters and Hahrzan have never once fought each other.
My players hate Hahrzan, and they loathe the fact that he's risen to a position of power in this new reality, but their characters have no justifiable reason to attack him. To my players, I describe their characters' relationship to Hahrzan as "prickly and tense, but not hostile," and as much as the players want to slay him, there's really nothing for their characters to act on. Their only recourse is to accept this new reality… at least until their characters become aware that reality has been altered. How's that for an epic roleplaying challenge?
"Constellation of Madness" is all about my players knowing more than their epic-level characters. As the players figure out why certain things are changing and others are staying the same, no doubt some event will occur that lets their characters realize their world around them has changed… paving the way for the inevitable (and hopefully satisfying) confrontation with Starlord Evendor.
A few words of warning: While epic tier allows you to shift a well-established campaign in unexpected directions, you must be careful not to turn the campaign into something unrecognizable or unfamiliar to your players. They've invested too much time in the world to watch it mutate into something bizarre and unrecognizable. Moreover, alternate reality storylines aren't for everyone. Sure, it's a great way to bring back dead villains, but not all players are capable of handling the metagame implications of an alternate reality storyline. No matter how hard they roleplay, their characters always seem to know as much as the players do! Even my Monday night players—expert roleplayers all—can accept only so much metagame torture before their heads leap off their shoulders and fly screaming about the room.
The jury's still out on whether "Constellation of Madness" will go down as a high point of the Iomandra campaign or sink like a stone to the bottom of the Dragon Sea—I'll keep you posted. In any event, here's what the experience has taught me about epic-level play:
Next week's column discusses the repercussions of last week's poll results. The votes are in, and things don't look good for Xanthum the gnome bard! To my credit, I rarely kill characters on a whim, but you'd be surprised how much I enjoy torturing them. As you'll find out next week, it's for the greater good.
By the way, I'll be a guest at Comicpalooza in Houston at the end of the month. If you've ever wondered what it's like to sit at my gaming table, maybe you can find out: I'll be running a few playtests at the show. Hope to see you there!
Until the next encounter!
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I know it's been over two months since the end of my campaign for District Attorney. I felt I should take the time to understand the message that was spoken by the voters of Cobb County, and more important I needed some time with my family, friends, and law practice to transition from campaign mode back to being a normal citizen.
First, I want to express my deep respect for our incoming District Attorney. Vic Reynolds deserves our respect, congratulations, and assistance. While we had some differences on select issues in the campaign, I look forward to seeing Vic serve the taxpayers and residents of Cobb County with the commitment to public service they deserve. He will be a wonderful District Attorney and public servant, and I have no doubt he will continue the strong work all employees in that office perform to serve Cobb County.
I owe a great number of people a lot of thanks for the words of encouragement and support I received during the course of this campaign. More than most, I'd like to specifically say thank you to my wonderful husband Eric for being a pillar of support during the long campaign season, and my children Justin, Devon, and Kylie for being eager campaign workers, too. I also owe a tremendous amount of gratitude to my campaign staff Tre Wiggins, Tori Wester, Will Kremer, and most notably my campaign manager, Jessica Szilagyi.
Secondly, I learned the importance of serving as a dedicated Republican during this campaign. The men and women of our party put in a tremendous amount of work building and protecting the Republican brand in Cobb County, the State of Georgia, and across this county. I feel proud of the work my campaign did during the election season. I knew win or lose I'd still be part of the Republican team. I encourage every one of you to contact the Cobb Republican Party today to find out ways to get involved in this important election cycle and beyond.
Going forward, we just just under a month until Republicans can help elect Mitt Romney as President. We absolutely need a change in the White House from our current administration. Don't forget our local candidates, though. Hunter Hill needs our help in Cobb County for the 6th Senate District. Sam Teasley and Phil Daniel are in tough races for the 37th State House and 41st State House Districts, respectively. Our volunteer hours are desperately needed to keep the seats that are Republican and win new seats for our majority.
Once again, thank you. I look forward to seeing you again soon, and most importantly, working to elect good conservative Republicans up and down the ticket.


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Earlier, Ralph Friedgen declared a handful of players out for this week:
P Travis Baltz (ankle sprain)
FB Louis Berman (knee)
RB Caleb Porzel (leg)
DT Joe Vellano (stress fracture/foot)
He left the door open for anyone else to play – namely tackle Paul Pinegar (bruised butt) and wideout Quintin McCree (concussion).
Obviously, Bruce Campbell played plenty last week, so he'll almost certainly start at left tackle. And Friedgen was optimistic earlier this week safety Jamari McCollough would be able to play more this week.


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Even though the 2004 U.S. presidential election was not even two years ago, the media is already looking ahead to the 2008 campaign cycle. This reporting can be exasperating, but it is not surprising. In biblical terms, the attention …Read More
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Deuteronomy is the linchpin to the historical books. Deuteronomy is a covenant document that is the foundational constitutional document of the emerging Israelites. There is an astounding preview of Israel's history at the end of Deuteronomy (chap. 27–30 …Read More
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When the Babylonian army under Nebuchadnezzar finished its work in destroying Jerusalem and carrying off the cream of its citizenry into exile in 586 BC, God's people faced their greatest crisis ever, both politically and spiritually. This was the …Read More
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When Jesus started his earthly ministry, he began by "proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom" (Matt. 4:23). Yet nowhere in the Gospels do we see Jesus giving a clear definition of the kingdom. The reason is simple: Jesus didn …Read More
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Non-Christians assume that the Bible is a collection of myths. So do theological liberals, which is why they feel free to support abortion, homosexual marriage, the validity of all world religions — and they have constructed a whole vein of scholarship …Read More
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With the possible exception of John 3:16, no verse in the Bible is more crucial and definitive than Genesis 3:15: "I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and her offspring; he shall …Read More
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"And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel" (Gen. 3:15 KJV). This is the first gospel sermon that was …Read More
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If ever there were a free man, Adam was he. And all he and his wife had to do was exercise that freedom to the glory of God. But somewhere, and at some time, disobedience seemed like a viable option …Read More
The Suffering Servant and Conquering King
John the Baptist was the last of the "Old Testament" prophets, and his message — "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand" — tells us in a nutshell what the task of the prophets was and how they went about …Read More
The Prophets
Ezekiel and Daniel experienced exile. The words slip over the tongue with such ease. We are glad to know this "brute fact" about these two prophets. Next time we get involved in a Bible trivia quiz, we will be sure …Read More
Generally speaking, the mention of canon or "canonicity" of the Bible is considered a topic for seminary professors and specialists in theology. It appears to have small relevance to "faith and practice." But when one realizes that canonicity deals with …Read More
Covenant Prosecutors
I don't remember the exact words. They went something like this: "He was a thundering paradox of a man." These words served as the opening lines of William Manchester's classic biography of General Douglas MacArthur. In this work …Read More
The Prophets
The post-exilic prophets include Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi, and probably Joel. They convey the message of God for this period of time with cumulative clarity since they come at the end of a long age of prophetic indictment against the people …Read More
The Royal Genealogy of Jesus
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The fate of 27-year-old Joel Salinas remains in the jury's hands. After four days of testimony, the jury began deliberations at 2:30 p.m. on Friday. They deliberated for nearly seven hours without a verdict, until the judge decided to continue the deliberations until Monday morning.
Salinas is accused in the stabbing death of 26-year-old Candido Bello Rivera back in June of 2004. During testimony, Salinas admitted to stabbing Bello Rivera however he claims it was in self-defense.
The victim was found with a stab wound to the heart. A bloody kitchen knife was found near the scene.
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There are times when I cannot avoid the situations that typically cause me to have a panic attack. One situation in particular is being stuck in a car in traffic. For me,its a lot like being chlostrophobic and stuck in a confined place. My panic is caused by the possibility I'll have a panic attack (with explosive diarrhea) and there is no possible way I will make it to a bathroom, because there's no place to turn off and get out of the traffic. I have had messed myself on a few occasions and had to go home to clean up and clean my car.
Over labor day weekend I would like to take a trip in the car with 3 girlfriends. I think its a 6 hour drive to and from our destination. I don't want to have to cancel due to the possibility I'll have a panic attack and have diarrhea while we're sitting in labor day traffic. I would like to know if there are any medications I could ask my doctor to prescribe that I could take before I go on this trip that would essentially stop all movement in my bowels on the days we'll be driving. I am truly desperate. My only alternative is to do very unhealthy things such as use the bowel cleansing product I had to use the night before my laparscopic hysterectomy surgery (can't remember the name but it was an over the counter product) and then starve myself and not eat or drink anything, and pump myself full of the Xanax for the drives. I'm just hoping there might be a medication available that might be a little safer approach.
Thanks, Valerie
I have almost exactly the same thing with the diarrohea. And mostly it is in the car. And yes there have been several occassions that I have had no choice but to make a mess - once was even in the middle of a shopping centre (without the security of my car ). It doesn't get much more humliating than that,
I have had panic attacks for years and they were relatively well controlled with Aropax/Paxil for about 6 years, until the first diarrohea episode in the shopping centre. It was just before I got married & so I guess my body was under a lot more stress than normal, but it was so insane that I figured it must have been food poisoning.
Then a few months later...the car....all of a sudden,,,no warning...& not the slightest thing you can do about it. Since then and over the last couple of years I have had about 4 further episodes. It's a horrible vicious cycle, How can your mind control your body to that degree?? It's just crazy.
And I too have tried everything...you made me laugh...yes the singing, breathing, meditation, calming mouth sprays, nup...none of it works when you get "the feeling"...by then it's all over!
Well I'm back on the Aropax/Paxil but it is not really doing the trick (and has nasty side-effects on my sex life....which is the last thing I need in the circumstances!). So I am just in process of changing to Lexapro, plus I always carry benzos with me for particularly bad times...& of course always a pack of immodium. Nothing can stop the initial 'explosion' but at least blocking me up afterwards means I can do my best to carry on with my day. (Oh and carrying a spare pair of knickers in your handbag is never a bad idea either!)
Thank god I have recently met a boyfriend that is incredibly understanding & helpful with this. It's far from romantic going for a Sunday drive & telling him I have to rapidly pull over whilst I crap myself! (Thankfully he is ex Forces so has seen a helluvalot worse).
I don't know about you, but even the doctors and psychologists have said this is very unusual, so it really is a relief to find a fellow sufferer. God if anyone is out there that can help, please please do. (I'm also having a colonoscopy soon to confirm there is nothing more serious going on (or should I say physically visible in a medical sense).
I think I know in my heart that it is due to the anxiety and panics though.
Well Valerie, we are both looking for an answer, but I have a nasty feeling that to get this reaction to the extent we do is quite rare & so not very well-known &/or researched.
Until something better comes along I reckon you have no choice but to dope yourself up on xanax and take a couple of immodium to help block you up. And I don't know how much of an effect it has, but don't eat any fatty foods or drink much alcohol as in my experience these things seem to make it worse. And don't forget your spare knickers!!!!
Good luck & it would be great to stay in touch. Amanda xx
I just want all of you girls to know that you're NOT ALONE! My name is Jess, and I have had anxiety and depression problems since i was in 5th grade. I graduated 2 years ago. My anxiety and depression got so bad that I didn't even want to go to school. I'm very fortunate for the help I got through my school and my family. I see a pshycitrist (Spelling) and he helps me a lot. I have a really really bad problem. Normally when im around a lot of people and the room is silent, i get super nervous and have a panick attack. Suddenly come the sharp killer pains in the stomach, and i run off to the bathroom and blow up. I first started on Zoloft (WORST MED. EVER) Made me think of suiside, and i changed it immidately. Next i went on lexapro. Very good medicine, it just wasn't strong enough for me. Now I am on Effexor XR.. best medicine i've ever been on. Now I'm not 100 % cured, but i just want to let you ladies know that there is HOPE out there for you. I have tried the whole 'calm down jess, just relax you'll be fine' but it almost seems like it makes things worse. My biggest issue right now is going to college. I have been out of highschool now for about 2 years, thank god i graduated. But seriously my parents dont believe in medication and they think that i should just get over it and deal with my problems.. well sometimes it's just not that EASY! I'm a 20 year old girl with hopes and dreams of becoming a dental hygienist. Now how am I to go to school and get a degree whenever I can not stand being around a lot of people in a small room? Now if i'm just one on one, or just a few people around i am completely fine. It just freaks me out when im in a classroom because i feel trapped. When I went for orientation, the girl beside me was taking notes and they were already talking about mid terms, and finals. I got the complete URGE of stabbing in the stomach, and ran to the bathroom and stayed in there through the rest of orientation. I let my parents down, and myself. I just wish that someone could come up with something to cure this issue we have. I honestly thought I was all alone, until i finally googled it, and now i realized im not alone. If either of you would like to chat, my email is firstname.lastname@example.com I normally check my email daily, and it would be great to talk to some people with the same problems i have, because I use to feel all alone. Thank you and there are some meds that will *help* with the anxiety, but you just need to relax, and we all just need to hang in there and work together!!
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Called Work Session
Whitfield County Board of Education
1306 S. Thornton Ave.
Oct. 14, 2013
5:30 p.m.
I. Call to Order & Roll Call
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6:30 p.m.
I. Call to Order & Roll Call
II. Adoption of Agenda
III. Pledge of Allegiance
IV. Moment of Silent Reflection
V. Inspirations/Recognitions/Presentations
• Alpha Delta Kappa (ADK) Shannon Cole – Presentation to Board
• WC Schools' Nutrition Programs are being honored by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) for reaching high levels of student participation for 2011-2012.
• Ben Oliver, Math teacher at Southeast High School, chosen to serve on the Teacher Advisory Council with State School Superintendent, John Barge
• Eleazar Arreguin, 1st year teacher at Dawnville Elementary, receives a New Teacher Assistance Grant from Georgia Power.
• Phoenix High School receives grant for Reality Store
• Whitfield County Schools with CRCT Scores Higher than the State Average in Reading, English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, or Social Studies for 2012-2013.
VI. Hearing of Individuals and/or Delegations – Please limit comments to 3 minutes
VII. Approval of Minutes for September 9, 2013
VIII. Financials
IX. Superintendent Report
• Teaching and Learning
• AdvancED – Audrey Williams
• Update on Teaching and Learning – Karey Williams
• System Report Card – Judy Gilreath
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• Intergovernmental Agreement as to demolition of the Old Eastbrook Middle School Building
• Disposition of the old Westside Headstart Building
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We would not be who we are without our invaluable Community and esteemed Business partners! We adore them and patronize their services. We would like to share some information about them here.
Trickling Springs Creamery
Trickling Spring Creamery provides us with the best Dairy that we've ever had! Read all about their business here.
Greensgrow Farm
Greensgrow Farm grows food, flowers, community, and so much more in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia since 1998! We proudly source ingredients from them whenever possible! Check out their website Here.
Goldenberg's® Peanut Chews®
A Philadelphia original. A true classic. The greatest chocolate candy bar ever created. We use the Original Dark in our Non-Dairy and our Philadelphia Style Ice Creams. In case you didn't know, the Original Dark Goldenberg's® Peanut Chews® are vegan. The website is super cool!
Blue Bottle coffee
A trip to the Bay Area and we fell in love with this wonderful coffee roaster. Then they began roasting in Brooklyn. We use their beans exclusively in our Blue Bottle Coffee Toffee Ice Cream. Website here.
Spodee Wine
Spodee is Wine with a Kick. We make a Chocolate and Spodee Swirl for use in our Red Velvet Cake Ice Cream. Hmm-mmmmm. Their website.
Fabric Horse
Fabric Horse makes all sorts of bicycle and utility clothing and accessories. Their products are top-notch! They made some aprons, some drapes, and some other fabric related items for us. Info and blog here.
Haley Trikes
What's in the box? Haley Tricycles makes customized working tricycles for you and your belongings. Look at their work here. (Sorry — They do not make Ice Cream Tricycles, so don't ask them!)
Union Transfer
Union Transfer is Philadelphia's best concert venue! (Their Site and schedule). We have an Ice Cream stand open inside during all shows during the warmer months (roughly April through September)! Please check for the exact dates! We are there seasonally and will leave once the weather turns to cold
Morgan's Pier
An outdoor, family-friendly beer garden on Delaware Avenue in the shadow of the majestic Ben Franklin Bridge. A summertime home-away-from-home in the City of Philadelphia but on the Delaware River. Check our Where To Find Us page for the hours that we keep there! Check out their website.
Justin Gray
Justin Gray is the Philadelphia artist responsible for the original LBIC anthropomorphic "Ice Cream Being" Logo. He is the patron artist of Little Baby's Ice Cream and has an on-going creative role in the LBIC world. His portfolio of work is online here.
Mike Almquist
Mike is a Philadelphia graphics designer and is responsible for large swaths of the current visual elements that make up LBIC's world. He loves Bruce Springsteen! His work is here.
Jason Hsu
Jason is a Philadelphia artist and a member of Philadelphia creative community named Space 1026. He is the lead interior designer for Little Baby's Ice Cream World Headquarters and Cedar Park Embassy. He also occasionally fabricates physical pieces of the Little Baby's Ice Cream world. His work is on his site here and Space 1026 has a site here.
Jon Guez
Jon is a Philadelphia musician and, alongside LBIC Co-Founder Pete Angevine, is responsible for the "Music for Ice Cream" dream world song. It is here.
Doug Garth Williams
Doug is an Oakland, California based artist. He is responsible for the "Love Lickers" and "This is a Special Time" commercials / video art pieces. His website is here.
Charlie Wrzesnieski
Charlie is a photographer and video artist living in Philadelphia. He is responsible for various video pieces and photos related to the LBIC world. His site is here.
Dan Perrone
Dan is a photographer from outer space who is a friend of Little Baby's Ice Cream. His is responsible for some of the other-worldly scenes in which we see Little Baby's Ice Cream. His website is here.
Mike Persico
Mike is a photographer from Philadelphia. He photographs food, music, fashion, and Ice Cream. He is responsible for the Tricycle Soundstage photographs. His website is available here.
Klip Collective
Klip specializes in creative applications of media technology. Using a patented video mapping process, Klip leads the field of 3D projections by combining problem solving engineering with artistic sensibility. We occasionally act as a guerrilla projection unit for an on-going and evolving series of video pieces produced by Klip. Whoa. Their site.
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WOW. My husband asked for seconds! I used fresh spinach and cooked it in the oven because it wasn't grill weather. Turned out great!
Man cringed when I said I was making turkey-feta burgers... added some paprika, lemon juice, used egg whites, basil and additional garlic...absolutely FANTASTIC! My husband seriously couldn't stop eating or talking about how good they were! Thanks for the recipe -- will make this again and again!
So easy - just 5 ingredients - both my 6 & 9 year old sons love this - i added extra garlic - patties do not shrink so be careful with thickness - we have started adding chopped sun dried tomatoes -makes a very good burger even better - definitely better with good quality ground turkey breast - would give 6 stars if I could!
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Nassau County residents will be flooding the voting booths in November as election season quickly approaches.
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According to the Nassau County Board of Elections, residents have the following options to register to vote:
- You can register in person at the Nassau County Board of Elections
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- You can call our 1-800-FOR-VOTE hotline to request a voter application.
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If you wish to change your enrollment from one party to another or from not-enrolled to a party, send a Voter Registration Form with your new choice to your county board of elections. The board will notify you when the change takes place, by Law, after the next general election.
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Ladies and gentlemen of the Red Pen Brigade: We now have a theme song.
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Ladies and gentlemen of the Red Pen Brigade: We now have a theme song.
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Kacia sent this one. I know it's wrong, of course, but: I've *had* new olives, and they're gross. You want an olive that's aged a little and has spent some time in some brine. So perhaps the author here was just acknowledging the fact that olives newly-arrived to a store for sale are, in fact, months old?
Jake found this one, and definitely didn't record it with a camera or a recording device. (Bonus: nice glitter polish!)
Kacia ponders,
I honestly have no idea what purpose these quotes are supposed to serve. If they were there for emphasis (as incorrect as that is), they should be around the word 'no'. Is pseudo-trash the disallowed commodity? Who knows!
Maybe the author is a hard-core environmentalist who believes that most of the material we consider refuse could actually be repurposed or otherwise have value, but acknowledges that it cannot, in fact, be recycled by this community's recycling facilities?
Reporter #1 loves her Wegmans. She says:
Wegmans is #1! Wegmans is #1! Except maybe not? Make your headlines match your graphics, NBC! (If you watch the clip/pay attention to the list, TJ's is the only truly national chain on the list, which I suspect is why they got the headline, but, dammit, WEGMANS IS #1!)
<takes step away from Reporter #1>
Actually, I suspect that NBC would probably stand by this one, in that "tops" is one of those useful headline-verbs that doesn't have to mean "the very tippy-top." It's imprecise, of course, but if they'd said "Wegmans and Trader Joe's top the list," that would be correct, and expands the definition of "top" somewhat.
That said: Wegmans needs to send Reporter #1 a cookie or something.
Jake says,
I guess a company with such a liberal application of the letter "x" has to be given some leeway.
But Jake is wrong. Some errors you just can't forgive. Or unsee. You're on my list, T.J. Maxx.
I *hope* this is a typo, and not somebody thinking it's correct. "R" is right next to "t" on our QWERTY keyboards, after all. But… it could really go either way.
Thanks to GrammarTroika Sister #3 and her intrepid photographer, GTS#4!
…even if they'd correctly used an apostrophe! Just because it's awesome! Thanks, Lisa R.
Where to start? The spelling? The punctuation? The bizarre nationalism?
Thanks, GrammarTroika Sister #2!
This is one of the ones with which I wouldn't be able to help myself. The door would be propped open. I'd leave an apologetic, explanatory note, of course. Thanks, Kacia!


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text: Based on the stories in The Story for Little Ones, this 31- week curriculum is written for use with preschoolers and includes all the materials needed on CD. The Story Curriculum includes Bible lessons, discussion questions, and activities for small and large groups, along with suggestions for arts and crafts and snacks ideas. Activities for small and large groups include reading Scripture together, discussion questions, movement activities, arts and crafts, and activity sheets. There are even parent pages with suggestions for at-home use. Children will enjoy the trading cards (sold separately) that correspond with each week's lesson, and teachers will appreciate the snack ideas that accompany some lessons.


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For the first time during the appeals process, the Board of Selectmen quantified the impact of the appeals process.
Selectmen discussed at Monday's meeting whether or not to go forward with the bid process for work on the high school despite the school currently before Superior Court. Chairman Mike Newhouse said that when trade bids are unsealed after they come in by January 24, the town is estimating there will be an additional $1,755,000 that is attributed to the appeals.
He added that the last six months will prove to be especially costly, counting for about $1,060,000 alone and the numbers will continue to climb the longer the town waits.
"In round numbers, we are expecting that if we put off the work that we contemplate, it's likely going to cost $1 million every six months," said Newhouse.
Newhouse said the only good news is that non-trade bids, which include site work, demolition, concrete, steel and the turf field, will not be a part of the bids package this month. Those services will be negotiated separately through the construction manager at risk, and Newhouse said that will likely keep the cost from spiking too significantly.
By a unanimous vote at Monday's meeting, board members opted to move forward with the bid process.
"I think we're all on the same page," said selectman Mike McCoy. "We want to make sure this high school project continues and opens in a reasonably short period of time."
The timeline of abutter Gerry O'Reilly's Superior Court appeal is not yet clear. Newhouse said the dispute could be settled as early as this spring or as late as the end of the calendar year.
Because of the pending litigation, selectmen have offered little comment on the appeals in recent months. But during Monday's meeting, board members spoke candidly about their frustration with the delays.
"I think we're coming towards the light at the end of the tunnel," said Mike Champoux. "I find it reprehensible and shameful that this small number of folks have cost the town $1.75 million of their neighbors' money."
But selectmen weren't the only ones who spoke their mind on the appeals at the meeting. George Lingenfelter, who was at one point the spokesman for the 10-resident appeal, said he resented the fact that opposing residents have been made out to look like the enemy.
"I think there is a fundamental misunderstanding between the town and the appellants," said Lingenfelter. "I can't speak for all of the appellants, but none that I am aware of was against the new high school. I think there could have been a better proposal. But I'm not against the project. A lot of the righteous indignation, you're not giving the benefit of the doubt as to what is motivating (the appellants). You tell the town that (the school) is for the children and we're horrible people, and that's not what it's about."
Lingenfelter said his stance all along has been that the town should have paid the money to have the oil cleaned up at the school site. He believes if the town had done that, the cost would have been about the same as what the delays have cost, and there would have been no appeal.
"Rather than being more forceful, the town should have reached out," said Lingenfelter.
Following the regular business of the meeting, a new possibility surfaced in the appeals process.
Mike McCoy made a motion, which was seconded and unanimously voted on, to have the board move into executive session to discuss the process of taking control of O'Reilly's Wildwood Street property by eminent domain.
Newhouse said during the previous discussion at the meeting that when there were two appeals involving multiple residents, that was not an option that made sense to the town. But now that O'Reilly's appeal is the only one stopping school construction, it may be a possibility.
Check back later Tuesday for more coverage of Monday's Board of Selectmen meeting.


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dog rose hedging (shrub) - 25 plants - 30-40cm
- Position: full sun or partial shade
- Soil: fertile, well drained soils, but tolerant of most
- Rate of growth: fast
- Flowering period: July to August
- Flower colour: white with a pink flush
- Other features: attractive red hips in autumn
- Hardiness: fully hardy
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A splendid tree with green leaves that turn a rich copper in autumn. As a treeA splendid tree with green leaves that turn a rich copper in autumn. As a treeThe Royal Horticultural Society bare root hedging range is a very low cost way of planting a hedge. The bare root plants are only available to buy and plant when dormant. (November-March) These plants, with known seed provenence, are grown in 220 acres of rich Herefordshire soil. As they are dispatched directly from the fields, rather than through a nursery, they are much fresher than imported or even stored plants. RHS bare root plants are grown through low input horticultural methods. Plants are rotated with pigs annually, to improve soil condition. Water is harvested in the winter for use in the summer. No heat or polytunnels are used and, as the plants are dispatched direct from the fields, transport is kept to a minimum.
Tough, tolerant and fast growing, the sprawling stems of this native rose will form a thick impenetrable hedge in record time. The pink-flushed, white flowers have a lovely scent and appear throughout summer. As they fade, glossy red fruits (hips) form, which add interest well into autumn. A wonderful addition to a wildlife-friendly garden as the hips are very attractive to birds. The prickly stems however will make unwanted visitors think twice before they try to cross. Happy and undemanding in most settings, it is particularly useful in coastal areas.
- Garden care: For best results, plant them out as soon as they arrive into well prepared soil. As the flowers appear on stems that have grown in the previous year, pruning should be kept to an absolute minimum if you are growing them for a good display of flowers and hips. To keep it looking fresh though, you can cut back a couple of the older stems to around 30cm above ground level, from late autumn to early spring.
Please note that as we grow the hedging especially for you, we need to take full payment when you place your order so as to reserve stock for you. The bareroot plants will then be despatched to you during November.
As most shrub roses tend to flowers best on older stems, they only need a little light formative pruning. Hard pruning should be avoided unless absolutely necessary as it can often ruin the plants shape. The best time to prune is in late summer after they have finished flowering. While wearing tough gloves, remove dead, damaged, diseased or congested branches completely. If the centre of the shrub is becoming congested, remove one or two of the older stems to their base. If they have become too leggy, then you can often encourage new growth to form by cutting one or two stems back to within 10 - 15cm above ground level.
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October 14, 2013 @ 9:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Download information packet and registration forms for the Homecoming Door Decorating Competition.
General Information
The Homecoming Door Decorating Competition provides LSU students, faculty, and staff a creative venue for showcasing the 2013 Homecoming theme, "Geauxing Back in Time." Door decorations can be made from any materials, but should not disrupt the operation of the door or pose a safety hazard.
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What is Community-Based Learning?
Community-based learning (CBL) is an experiential instructional strategy that engages students in solving problems within their schools and communities as part of their academic studies, transforming them from passive recipients to active participants in their education and community while providing a deeper understanding of theories and course content.
What is Service Learning?
Service learning is a form of CBL that emphasizes serving not-for-profits and communities in need to meet a course's learning outcomes.
CBL/SL courses at Saint Joseph's College encourage tolerance, leadership, and civic and social responsibility, while promoting the Core Values of the College. The Office of Service Learning promotes and supports the integration of this experiential component into course content, furthering the Mercy tradition of service on which the College was founded.
How Does Community-Based Learning Work?
Doing hands-on projects/problem-solving with community partners as part of a course contributes to learning course content just as reading texts, watching films, or conducting experiments in the lab do. Learning continues to occur through an array of reflection activities and assignments that help students connect their experiences in the course with the central ideas, hypotheses, theories, and methods they are studying.
At Pearson's Town Farm (the local organic farm), students are learning about the environmental consequences of modern agricultural practices and alternatives to the industrial model. As a part of their coursework, students work at the farm. By actively participating in the farming activities, they learn through experience what they otherwise would only read or hear about. While practicing sustainable agriculture, they see how some other current practices are unsustainable. Students then relate their local experience to their developing understanding of the global impacts of agriculture through reflective exercises. The products of the farm are distributed to the students' food service, as well as to the local food pantry charity, establishing the real connection between their work and the community served. The exercise is a valuable learning experience, a valuable service, and deepens the students' connection with the Mission of the College.
Fine arts major YuPing Hu helped design the set for the Children's Museum and Theatre of Maine's production of "Sleeping Beauty." According to Hu, this kind of hands-on learning was particularly valuable. "I meet many different people and learn to step outside of my own box," she says. "I might be contributing to the community through my art, but in return, the community gives back compliments and suggestions that allow me to grow as an artist."
What Are the Benefits of Community-Based Learning?
CBL challenges students to learn firsthand about community, democracy, diversity, justice, civil society, social responsibility, leadership, and critical thinking. In addition, it offers students opportunities for personal growth, improved social and communication skills, job training, and exposure to an array of diverse perspectives that exist beyond the confines of campus life.
Professor Engel's Marketing Communications class worked with local lobstermen to develop a communications plan to raise awareness of the current issues facing the Maine lobster industry. Through research and working closely with the local lobstering community, students learned the importance of speaking with one voice and working together to influence change. They developed a complete communications package that the community is now using to move forward with their "Made in Maine" brand.
For more information about community-based learning, service learning, or community-based research, please contact Kimberly Post at email@example.com or 207-893-7789.


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2/2/2013 | Valparaiso, Ind. (ARC) | Attendance: 575
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Gina Lange (Wyoming, Minn./Forest Lake) made a layup with 0.6 seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime, and then the Crusaders dominated the extra five minutes to pick up a 92-84 victory over Cleveland State on Saturday afternoon at the ARC.
Lange slipped past her defender and took the inbounds pass from Laura Richards (Connersville, Ind./Connersville) and scored to tie the game at 75 and put the Crusaders into overtime.
"They executed it perfectly," Crusader coach Tracey Dorow said. "Gina took her time and scored. Laura got it into her. She zipped it in, so there was no chance for a steal."
Lange and Tabitha Gerardot (Fort Wayne, Ind./Canterbury) combined for 15 of Valparaiso's 17 overtime points. The Crusaders never trailed in overtime and outscored Cleveland State 17-9 in the extra session.
"When our offense rolls, we're pretty good," Dorow said.
Gerardot opened the scoring in the extra session with a layup in transition and followed with a put back of her own miss give Valpo a 79-75 lead.
Lange followed with a basket, and after the Vikings came within one at 81-80, Gerardot had a three-point play to put the Crusaders up 84-80 with 2:17 left.
Twice the Vikings closed to within two, but Valparaiso had an answer each time. Gerardot put back a rebound of her own miss, and later Lange knocked down a jumper to make it 88-84 with 27 seconds to go. Richards and Gerardot added free throws in the final 15 seconds to make the final margin eight.
Gerardot led the Crusaders with 32 points and a career-high 19 rebounds, including eight on the offensive glass. She recorded her second-straight double-double and seventh of the season (20th career).
Lange totaled a career-best 24 points on 11-of-15 shooting. She scored 17 of her points in the second half and overtime.
The Crusaders surged out of the gate, taking a 16-2 lead in the first six-plus minutes. Lange had seven points in the early going before sitting the rest of the first half with two fouls.
Cleveland State closed to within two at 29-27, but Valparaiso finished the half on an 8-2 run to lead 37-29 at the break. Gerardot had 11 points in the first half and Shaquira Scott (Wilmette, Ill./Loyola Academy) had nine.
Cleveland State took its first lead of the game at 46-44 on a jumper from Honesty King with 14:58 left in regulation. Lange answered with a basket on the following possession to tie the game, and Gerardot put Valpo back in front with a 3-pointer.
Valpo used a 7-0 run to lead 58-50 with 10:47 left. Richards and Lange had baskets and Jessi Wiedemann buried a 3-pointer from the corner.
The Vikings kept chipping away at the lead and tied the game at 73 on two free throws from Shalonda Winton, and a jumper from Kiersten Green put the Vikings ahead 75-73 with 1:02 to play. The Crusaders had two possessions to tie the game but couldn't.
Green missed the front end of a one-and-one with six seconds left. The Crusaders got the ball past half court and took a time out to set up Lange's tying basket.
The Crusaders totaled 22 assists, with four players recording at least four. Scott, Richards and Jessica Carr (Arcadia, Ind./Hamilton Heights) each had five, and Charae Richardson (Lafayette, Ind./Jefferson [Vincennes]) had four. Scott also grabbed eight rebounds, while Carr and Richards each had six.
Valparaiso finished with a 54-35 edge in rebounds. The Crusaders had 20 offensive rebounds, leading to 20 second-chance points. Valpo had a 60-32 edge in points in the paint.
"We really did a good job of focusing on going up and pursuing the ball today," Dorow said.
Scott totaled nine points, while Richards had eight and Richardson and Liz Horton (Cannelburg, Ind./Cannelburg) each added six.
Winton led Cleveland State (10-10, 2-5 HL) with 28 points. Green scored 18, while King had 14 and Cori Coleman and Imani Gordon each had 11.
Valparaiso (8-12, 3-4 HL), which is now 6-3 at the ARC this season, has a week off before closing out the first half of Horizon League play on Saturday, Feb. 9 at Detroit. The game tips and 1:00 p.m. CT and can be heard live on WVUR-FM 95.1, Valparaiso. A link for the live audio, live video from the Horizon League Network and live stats can be found on www.valpoathletics.com.
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