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2012 (SOPHOMORE): Participated in nine contests ... gained 116 yards on the ground with three trips into the end zone ... ran for 30 yards and two touchdowns in a win over rival NM State ... had best game versus Tulane as he gained 47 yards on 10 carries with a score ... 14-yard dash against the Green Wave was a season long.
2011 (FRESHMAN): Saw action in two contests ... carried three times for four yards, averaging 1.3 yards per carry ... appointed the Miners' offensive scout team MVP.
2010: Redshirted.
PRIOR TO UTEP: Four-year starter and three-time first team All-District 5A member during his career at Kempner High School ... recognized by Dave Campbell's Texas Football as one of the top-300 players in the state... selected as an All-Houston Area top-100 player and voted to the preseason football touchdown club team ... rumbled for 384 yards and eight TDs on 77 carries as a senior ... compiled 581 rushing yards and six TDs in 2008 on 96 attempts ... carried 85 times for 415 yards and four touchdowns as a sophomore ... four-year member of the KHS Academic Honor Roll.
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Nov 20, 2012 | 7 Comments
By Ben Schorzman
Of the News-Register
Late in Dayton's 54-20 win vs. Willamina in the 3A state quarterfinals Friday, Dayton quarterback Nathan Bernards took a two-step drop, turned to his right and threw a short swing pass to receiver Justin Sutton.
Sutton did the rest, taking the ball 53 yards for the touchdown with 4:44 left in the fourth quarter.
While Pirates fans cheered the touchdown, Dayton coach Brodie Unger ran a few paces down the sidelines and screamed.
He was so furious that his team had scored again that he stalked off to the opposite side of the field, along the way tossing his headset at the bench, the earphones getting stuck in the mud.
Not exactly the typical reaction you'd expect after a touchdown, but then again, Unger isn't exactly the typical coach either.
"To all the Willamina fans, players and coaches," Unger said in his postgame talk, "there was a complete misunderstanding (on that final touchdown), and that's something we don't stand for or condone."
"That's just the type of guy he is," Dayton receiver Forrest Garcia said.
If you haven't gathered by now, Unger was apologizing for seemingly running up the score. His team was up 47-20 with five minutes left in the game. There was no need to throw the ball, and he was mortified when his play call to Bernards got misunderstood and he saw his senior quarterback dropping back.
Unger wanted to make it very clear that's not what Dayton football is about.
"That was by no means on purpose," Unger said. "I take full responsibility under my watch. I publicly apologize to Willamina fans, players and coaches. That was by no means my intentions."
Senior receiver Jered White said the confusion occurred because Unger's call was misheard. The Pirates change their play calls around, and Bernards supposedly heard a play with the word "green" in it, inidcating a pass.
"He got 'Green something,' and he wasn't sure," White said. "He wanted to ask, but he didn't want to get the penalty so he just called it and it just happened."
To Bernards' credit, he also realized what the touchdown pass would look like to Willamina.
"He went over and apologized to them and told them it wasn't supposed to happen," White said.
Willamina coach Tim France understood and wasn't upset by touchdown. He said that was football, and it was his defense's job to try and stop the Pirates from scoring. Of course, had the Pirates reacted differently and celebrated the score excessively instead of apologizing, he might have thought it was classless, but as it stood, he had nothing but good things to say about Dayton and its program.
The way the situation was handled by Unger should be noted by all coaches. Sports are about more than just who wins and who loses, though you can probably find those out there who disagree with that. Like anything else, reputations are made based on how other people observe athletes and coaches acting during a contest. Certain towns and teams can earn poor reputations for how they treat other teams.
It's one thing to win, but to win with class is something that transcends the contest and creates respect between opponents.
As Garcia puts it, "We don't want to show any bad class."
That's exactly right, and more people should do the same.
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His thinking might be an outgrowth of radical egalitarianism that he may have picked up in his college days. The liberal university's in our country are awash with this kind of mentality. And we wonder why our country is becoming less and less competitive in the things that really matter.
I'm glad my grandkids aren't on his team.
I'll never forget the first time I'd watched a pop warner pee-wee fooball game, it was the Rhino's versus the I really can't remember 'those other guys' and the Rhino's had lost BIG TIME.
I'd turned to my brother who was sitting next to me up in the bleachers watching my two sons play and said..."Whelp!...it's all over but the crying now, time to bust out the hankies!"
Somebodies gotta be first at last...
Chip Kelly has been doing that all season (with the exception of Stanford of course).
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Available medical research suggests that escitalopram (Lexapro) is often effective for Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD). It is currently considered a first-choice treatment for BDD.
In this study, we are assessing how people who initially improve after 14 weeks of treatment with Lexapro do when Lexapro is either discontinued or continued for another 6 months. This is a very important question that patients and doctors often ask and which this study will help to answer.
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Escitalopram (Lexapro) is a marketed medication that's used to treat depression and other disorders. Lexapro also often helps decrease obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors, anxiety, and social anxiety. Lexapro and other similar medications have been shown to be effective for a majority of people who have Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
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[from] Picturesque Views on the Southern Coast of England pub.1814–26 [T04370-T04427; complete]
Fifty-eight etchings and line-engravings, by various engravers and in various states, some touched with pencil, white chalk or brown ink, comprising thirty-five subjects out of a total of forty by Turner for this series; various papers and sizes; some annotated in pencil with names of collectors
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Every golf course has its own rhythm and appropriate pace. This rhythm is expressed as an overall time to play the course and likewise for each individual hole.
The AJGA's goal is to establish an "overall time par" for each course we play, which is geared toward the ability of nationally-competitive junior golfers playing in threesomes.
How it works
Instructions to players
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Undue delay
Benefits of the AJGA Pace of Play Policy
Complete AJGA Pace of Play Policy
Glossary of AJGA Pace of Play Policy terms
How it works
The Tournament Committee will designate six (6) holes on the course as timing station checkpoints. Typically, checkpoints will be on hole Nos. 2, 5, 8, 11, 14 and 17.
A volunteer will be stationed at the green of each timing checkpoint, using color-coded cards (green, single red or double red) to indicate a group's gap time relative to the group in front of them and relation to the designated overall time par on the course. It is the responsibility of the player to know which cards they receive at all checkpoint holes.
Factors used to determine overall time par
Instructions to players
All players should take responsibility to ensure every member in the group is following the AJGA Pace of Play Guidelines.
1.) Realize your group is "on the clock" as soon as you play from the teeing ground on your first hole.
2.) Play ready golf throughout your entire round.
4.) When spotters, officials or parents are available to help search for a potentially lost ball, the AJGA recommends that the other players go forward to play his next shot or shots and HOLD THE GROUP'S POSITION ON THE GOLF COURSE.
5.) WALK WITH A PURPOSE between shots!
The green card and red card
The green card
A green card will be issued when a group is in position AND/OR within overall time par through that checkpoint.
The red card
A single red card will be issued when a group is out of position AND behind overall time par through that checkpoint. When a group receives a single red card, each member of the group will receive a red card (left) containing information filled out by the Rules Official.
Pace of play penalties
There are two types of penalties that may be assessed after a group receives a double red card:
Throughout the round, Rules Officials will collect data on players including slow-playing habits and bad times. A bad time is defined as taking more than 45 seconds to play a shot without distractions.
*A penalty stroke is added to the hole where the first red card was issued. Penalties will be confirmed with the group by an AJGA Rules Official and verified in the scoring area.
How to avoid a pace of play penalty (double red card)
To avoid a penalty situation following a single red card, a group must fulfill one of the following at its next checkpoint:
* If a group receives a red card at a checkpoint which is immediately preceding their final hole, and the final hole is played at or under overall time par, no penalty will be enforced.
Undue Delay
If a player records five (5) bad times during the round, they may receive a one-stroke penalty for undue delay. Players will be warned after receiving three (3) and four (4) bad times. A player may receive another penalty stroke if they record two (2) or more additional bad times.
*A penalty for undue delay can be issued whether or not a group has received a red card.
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The Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program provides financial assistance to junior golfers who wish to play in AJGA events. Its goal is to give top-flight golf opportunities to young golfers regardless of financial resources. This program helps to fulfill the AJGA's mission of developing young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf.
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Leadership Links is a new program whereby the AJGA is able to further its mission to help develop young men and women by teaching charitable giving skills and service-oriented practices at an early age. This program gives juniors all the tools necessary to donate their time, talent and resources to local charities and the AJGA youth development programs. Please click here to learn more about the program and the different opportunities available.


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It's Not Just Losing Two Straight, It's How They've Been Lost
Remember life in Bronco nation before the bye week?
Fresh off a 34-23 win in San Diego, a perfect 6-0 record and a comfortable 3 1/2-game lead over the same division-rival Chargers; life was lookin' good.
Since then, the Broncos have dropped two straight and the Chargers have won three, cutting that division lead to one game. Granted, those two Broncos losses came against two of the league's best defenses, the Ravens were desperate and the Steelers are surging; and the Chargers' three wins came against the Raiders and Chiefs, both gimmies, and the Giants, losers of four straight.
More concerning has been the way the Broncos have lost. The offense has scored just 10 points in the last two weeks, 17 in total if you count the fumble that Robert Ayers returned for a touchdown on the opening drive of the second half against the Steelers Monday night.
The offense did absolutely nothing against the Ravens, mustering a mere 200 yards of total offense. Things started looking up against the Steelers. The Broncos outgained the Steelers 183-54 yards in the first half, but went into the break down 7-3 after Steelers' safety Tyrone Carter returned Kyle Orton's second interception of the season 48 yards for a touchdown.
Orton hasn't thrown a touchdown pass since the bye; match that with his three picks against the Steelers, and you have a dismal quarterback rating.
Brandon Marshall and Eddie Royal both got more involved, totaling 11 catches for 112 yards and 5 for 74 respectively. But Orton couldn't find either when it counted, most of those yards coming in the first half.
The running game? Stuffed (27 yards on 14 carries for the team). What do you expect facing the league's top defense against the run, which begs the question: Why so many first-down runs when those short, first-down passes worked so effectively, particularly on the opening drive?
Josh McDaniels' cautious play calling on offense has really started to hamper the Donkeys. McDaniels has been too hesitant to stretch the field with the long ball (probably because he, like everyone else, has no confidence in Orton's arm), and in his adamant desire to remain unpredictable; he's become, well, predictable.
The biggest concern has been the not-so-dominant performance of late from that dominant, pre-bye Broncos D. The 30 and 28 points surrendered to the Ravens and Steelers over the last two weeks have been the two highest outputs the Broncos have allowed this season.
And those unbeatable second-halves? History. The Broncos have become the second-half beaten, outscored 45-14 in the two second halves since the bye.
The Steelers opened the second half by cruising through the Broncos' defense for 37 yards on six plays before the Roethlisberger fumble, and lone highpoint of the Broncos' performance. But the tone was set. On the ensuing drive, the Steelers responded with a four-play, 80-yard touchdown drive. Big Ben bounced back, completing all three of his pass attempts on the drive, including the three-yard touchdown strike to Hines Ward.
In the third quarter alone, Roethlisberger shredded the Broncos secondary, sprinkled with a few quick dashes from Rashard Mendenhall, for 199 yards of total offense.
The score remained 14-10 as both teams traded punts, until Kyle Orton missed Brandon Marshall badly with 8:30 to go in the game. Troy Polamalu made the interception, and three plays later Mike Wallace was dancing in the endzone after Roethlisberger 25-yard touchdown strike, Roethlisberger's second.
It was over from there, Roethlisberger would add a third touchdown to his tally, and Orton a third pick, and the Broncos went down 28-10 at home.
The Broncos visit Washington this Sunday with a chance to regain their pre-bye form against the 2-6 Redskins. The offense needs to find its flow, and the defense needs to reassert itself.
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Cary to host motorcycle safety classes
Following a successful inaugural BikeSafe NC course, the town of Cary's Traffic Safety Team will hold Rider Skills Day on a monthly basis. Open to any licensed motorcyclist and administered by qualified BikeSafe Assessors, the free eight-hour course includes riding a total of 120 miles in several environmental conditions and discussing motorcycle driving safety tips.
To participate, riders must bring their properly registered street-legal motorcycle, legal helmet and eye protection along with current driver's license or motorcycle learner's permit and proof of insurance.
The next class will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, April 26. To register, visit www.bikesafenc.com.
'Explore the Greenways' in Cary
Fit & Able Productions and the town of Cary are pairing up to "Explore the Greenways" for Fit Cary Month. The series will provide free fitness training on some of the 70 miles of paved greenways in Cary. Events include:
• Running and Walking Skills Clinic, 2 p.m. Sunday, April 28, at Davis Drive picnic shelter and White Oak Trail.
• Running and Walking Skills Clinic, 2 p.m. Sunday, May 5, at Mills Park parking lot and track; bring a watch.
Register online with class code 6868I at classweb.townofcary.org. For details, call 919-462-3970 or email email@example.com.
Film documentary on health
Advocates for Health in Action and the town of Cary will present "Growing a Healthy Community: A Film & Conversation about Your Health and Your Community" featuring "The Weight of the Nation," an HBO documentary, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 30, at the Cary Arts Center, 101 Dry Ave. Following the film, a panel of local experts will talk about the obesity crisis, the impact of food marketing on children, the health impacts of sugar-sweetened beverages and how Nashville, Tenn., is making positive changes in their community to address obesity.
The film screening is free, but tickets are required and space is limited. To reserve tickets, visit www.AdvocatesForHealthInAction.org.
Sequins and Spurs Gala
Horse and Buddy, a therapeutic horseback riding program in New Hill for children and young adults with special needs, will host the eighth annual Sequins and Spurs Gala from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, May 3, in the Prestonwood Country Club ballroom, 300 Prestonwood Parkway, Cary. The event will include dinner, live music by Capital City Groove Crew, a photo booth, a silent auction and a live auction.
Tickets are $100. Proceeds will help improve and maintain the facility and also help the Horse and Buddy program grow. For information, visit http://www.horseandbuddy.org.
Movie Under the Stars
The Fuquay-Varina Downtown Revitalization Association will host its annual outdoor movie night, Movie Under the Stars, from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday, May 3, in the old Stephens Ace Hardware parking lot in the historic Varina shopping district. Admission is $1 per person; children 2 and younger are admitted for free. Hay bales will be provided for children to sit on, but adults are encouraged to bring their own chairs.
A kid-friendly DJ will provide preshow entertainment beginning at 7 p.m. The Interact Club will sell hotdogs, popcorn and beverages. The film will begin at dusk. For details, visit www.fuquay-varinadowntown.com.
The Friends of the Page-Walker Hotel will host the fourth annual Herbfest from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at the Page-Walker Arts & History Center, 119 Ambassador Loop, Cary. Participants can tour the Page Educational Garden, watch herb cooking demonstrations and visit local vendors selling herbs, crafts and garden products. Suzanne Tilton will hold live butterfly releases at 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., volunteers from the Cary Creative Center will provide reuse materials for children to make a garden craft. There will also be a silent auction.
A pre-festival program will be at 7 p.m. Friday, May 3. Food and garden writers Debbie Moose and Carol Stein will host a discussion about how to cook what you grow and grow what you like to eat. A book-signing and reception will follow the program.
Tickets are $20 each. For tickets, call 800-514-3849 or visit www.etix.com. For information, visit www.friendsofpagewalker.org/concerts_and_programs.
Teen Day Fuquay
The Fuquay-Varina Police Department will host the third annual Teen Day Fuquay, an alcohol and distracted-driving awareness program, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at the Fuquay-Varina Community Center.
Youngsters ages 11 to 18 will have the chance to test their skills at the Drive Wise Course, which is designed to highlight the dangers of driving while drunk or texting. The first 300 teens to complete the course will get a free Teen Day T-shirt. The Fuquay-Varina Fire Department will also present a new crash scenario. For details, visit www.teendayfuquay.com.
Walk For Joy
Walk For Joy, a benefit walk to raise awareness about bladder cancer, will begin at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at the track at Salem Middle School, 6150 Old Jenks Road, Apex. To register, visit www.bcan.org/take-action/walks.
Kids Appreciation Day
The Kiwanis Club of Holly Springs will hold the 11th annual Kids Appreciation Day fundraiser and Terrific Kids and Teachers Award ceremony from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4, at the football field at Holly Grove Middle School. Each child will get a free slice of pizza, yogurt and a raffle ticket. The event will feature entertainment, music, inflatable rides and local fire and police departments.
Individuals, organizations or businesses can sign up to be a vendor or sponsor. For information, call 919-457-8487 or visit www.HollySpringsKiwanis.org.
Scottish Cultural Organization of the Triangle
The Scottish Cultural Organization of the Triangle will hold a Scottish May Tea from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, May 5, at the Annandale Center, 406 Faculty Ave., Cary. Enjoy a pot of tea along with sweet and savory treats made by SCOT bakers. The theme is Scottish jewelry, so wear or bring your favorite Scottish or Celtic jewelry. Bring your favorite teacup and saucer as well. Hats are encouraged but not required. Tickets are $10 for SCOT members, $15 for non-SCOT members. RSVP to Emily Sprague at 919-828-1269, or visit www.scot.us.
Team in Training information session
Team In Training, the largest fundraising campaign for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, trains participants to complete a marathon, half marathon, triathlon or 100-mile bike ride to raise funds to find a cure for blood cancers.
A community information session will be at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 7, at REI, 1751 Walnut St., Cary.
Relay For Life fundraiser
The Fuquay-Varina Relay For Life will sell barbecue plates from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday, May 10, in the parking lot at Fuquay-Varina Town Hall, 401 Old Honeycutt Road. Plates are $8 and include a Johnny Jones' barbecue sandwich, coleslaw, chips and a drink. Delivery is available for pre-orders of 10 plates or more. Proceeds will be donated to the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. For pre-orders, contact Teresa at 919-567-3907.
Car show seeking participants
The town of Cary will host the second annual "Wheels on Academy" car show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 18, in downtown Cary. Participants are encouraged to register their vehicles before Friday, May 3. Cost is $10. Cars can also register the day of the event for $15. Winning cars will receive trophies for categories such as Best Custom, Best Foreign, Best Orphan and Best of Show. For information, call 919-469-4061 or search "Wheels on Academy" at www.townofcary.org.
South Wake Relay for Life
The South Wake Relay for Life will begin at noon Saturday, May 18, at Holly Grove Middle School, 1401 Avent Ferry Road, Holly Springs. The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life was created to raise cancer awareness. All proceeds will go to cancer research. To register, visit www.southwakerelay.org.
SAS Helping Hearts walk-a-thon
SAS Helping Hearts will host its annual walk-a-thon at 9 a.m. Saturday, June 15, at Morrisville Community Park. In addition to the two-mile walk, the event will feature booths, music, food, a jump house, face painting, henna and a raffle drawing. All proceeds will benefit the N.C. Children's Hospital. For details, visit sites.google.com/site/sashelpinghearts.
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7:00pm-8:30pmChapel of Our LordReception following in the Ferguson Art Gallery
Maggie Anderson and her family made history and dominated headlines as national media covered their real-life case study in self help economics in the Black community. It was called The Empowerment Experience (EE) and resulted in a landmark study conducted by Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Business. Since the completion of their experiment Anderson has become the voice of American consumers of all backgrounds who want to make sure their buying power positively impacts struggling communities.
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HARRISONBURG, Va., Oct. 13, 2013 – An own goal in the second overtime period gave James Madison a 2-1 win over visiting Towson in a Colonial Athletic Association women's soccer game Sunday at University Park.
Junior Sam Lofton (Lock Haven, Pa./Central Mountain) lined up for a corner kick for the Dukes in the 102nd minute. Her kick ricocheted off multiple players before finally bouncing off a defender and into the net to give the Dukes the win.
Earlier in overtime, Lofton had to make a last second save on a near own goal that would have given Towson the win. She was able to get to the ball and kick it out just before it crossed the goal line.
JMU took a 1-0 lead into halftime thanks to a goal by senior Becky Sparks (Laurel Springs, N.J./Paul VI). Sophomore Kelly Kerrigan (Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown East) tallied her second assist of the season as she put the ball into the box with a corner kick, and Sparks finished top right for her career-high third goal of the season.
Towson tied the game in the 76th minute, receiving a goal from their go-to player, Emily Banes. The game-tying score was the senior's CAA-leading 12th of the season.
Sophomore goalie Ellen Forrest (Midlothian, Va./James River) made just one save for the Dukes, but it was one of the most important plays of the game. The Tigers' Marissa Green fired a shot in the 97th minute that would have gone just under the crossbar and potentially won the game, but Forrest made a leaping one-handed save.
Towson goalie Erin Quinn was busy for most of the game, facing 12 shots on goal from JMU. She finished with 10 saves.
The Dukes improved to 11-4-0 overall and 3-1 in the conference. They have won eight of their past nine games. The Tigers, who have improved dramatically from a one-win season a year ago, dropped to 7-8-1 and 2-4-0 in the CAA.
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Jennifer and Brandon met through mutual friends. For the first 10 years of their marriage they lived in a beloved Lawler family home that had belonged to Brandon's grandparents, Betty Lawler and the late Charlie Lawler, for 45 years.
Jennifer and Brandon renovated the house until they reached a point where they were happy with it. It was comfortable and warm and the young couple enjoyed living there.
They wanted to update, so this past November they bought another home for them and their 8-year-old son, Gavin, a third-grader at Piedmont Elementary School.
Jennifer likes to turn old pieces of furniture into pieces that suit her. Since they've moved she, with Brandon's help, has done that to several pieces. She gets a lot of her ideas from Pinterest.
"We needed an entertainment center when we moved, so I found the idea on Pinterest to take a small dresser and turn it into an entertainment center," said Jennifer. "We did that by taking out the top drawer and cased that in in order to be able to put our DVD and cable box in. We painted it, and it turned out really nice. We have received a lot of compliments on it. Our TV sits on top of it and everything fits nicely."
Jennifer said she recently became interested in this and, after she and Brandon bought their new home, she realized how easy it was to take something and transform it into a nice piece they could use. She said she likes to take a piece of furniture, clean it, apply a coat of paint and she's happy with the outcome.
"I like to make it have an antique, distressed look," she said. "I have an old ottoman that we recently recovered and repaired and now it looks really good. I enjoy taking something old and making it look new again."
Jennifer is the daughter of Cindy West Henry of Piedmont and the late Charles "Chuck" Henry Jr. She attended Jacksonville High School. She is the supervising customer service representative at Alfa in Jacksonville. Her job involves a lot of paperwork, including writing new applications and taking claims.
"I think the favorite part of my job is seeing a lot of familiar faces, having grown up in Jacksonville," she said. "Actually, I just like working with the public."
Brandon's parents are Donna Minton Schwartz of Lexington, Ky., and the late Robert Charles Lawler. He is a machinist at North American Bus Industries in Anniston.
The three Lawlers share a love of the outdoors and music. Jennifer said if they're not working in their yard, they sometimes go fishing, and they love to cook out with friends and family.
"We love music," she said. "A lot of times we'll go to some of the local restaurants and hear some of the local bands and singers. We especially like going to Jacksonville and hearing Riley Green play. When we go to listen to him, Gavin will throw some songs out there for him to play."
Jennifer said when she and Brandon married, she "wasn't the greatest cook. There were things he was good at and I wasn't and vice versa. We've just helped each other to learn. My mom helped us and so did Brandon's grandmother (Betty Lawler). During the week, with our work schedules, we like to prepare quick and easy recipes."
Jennifer said the Lawlers have a family dinner every Sunday.
"If we don't have it at Betty's house, we have it at ours," she said. "I remember when I was younger and people did that a lot. They don't do that anymore."
Jennifer said they're trying to continue that tradition in their family.
Jennifer likes to prepare Hobo Dinners for her family. She said her Baked Tomatoes are great with a pasta dish or just as an appetizer. She also likes to make Sausage and Cream Cheese Crescent Rolls and for desert, Nutella Ice Cream.
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Meningitis is a disease caused by an inflammation of the meninges, the membranes that surround the brain. The inflammation is usually caused by infection of the fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord. There are three meninges, including the following:
There are two distinct types of meningitis, each with different causes:
The infection can reach the brain via several different routes, including through the bloodstream from another infected part of the body, through the bones of the skull from infected sinuses or inner ears, or from a head injury, such as a fractured skull or penetrating wound. In particular, this occurs when the body's resistance is compromised by certain factors, such as following surgery or an extended hospitalization, a weakened immune system, or as a result of chronic kidney failure.
The following are the most common symptoms of meningitis. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
Symptoms for children may also include:
It is important to note that these symptoms may not occur all at once, nor in everyone who contracts meningitis. The symptoms of meningitis may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your health care provider for a diagnosis.
In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, diagnostic procedures for meningitis may include the following:
Specific treatment for meningitis will be determined by your health care provider based on:
Treatment may include:
While a person is recovering from meningitis, other therapies may be initiated to improve healing and comfort, and provide relief from symptoms. These may include the following:
Several vaccines are currently available to prevent some of the bacterial organisms that can cause meningitis. However, routine vaccination with these vaccines is recommended primarily for infants and children. Two doses at ages 11 through 18 are also recommended.
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While Waterford is a pioneer in design, sometimes the most simple patterns remain the most popular. That's certainly the case with the Classic Collection, which features a timeless frame recognizable in style to all. The 8"x10" Silver Frame borders your cherished photos with gleaming silver.
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Used for my first bass project, beautiful figuring, need to be careful for tearout when shaping but looks good.
I bought a piece of this, just to get an example of product. The piece is beautiful, well-finished and in the measures informed by Stewmac. Even considering the high cost to bring this piece from US to Brazil, it really worthwhile to bring this piece, since in Brazil we don't have it available easily.
Recently purchased this neck blank. Must admit that I was a little worried buying this sight unseen, but true to form, StewMac sent me a quality item yet again. Straight, beautiful grain and figure and exactly the dimensions advertised. Almost too nice to use!
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955 Woodside Rd, Redwood City, CA 94061
Established in 1986, Honey Bear Trees sells a wide variety of Christmas trees to the Redwood City community.…More Accessories, such as wreaths, garlands, tree stands and mistletoe are sold here as well. Its trees are also sold to businesses, and many have been donated through their fundraising program.
755 Marshall St, Redwood City, CA 94063
Station #9 is the main headquarters station of Redwood City. Located in downtown, the station houses many…More departments including the Administrative Staff and Fire Prevention Bureau on the third floor. Station 9 also houses the Alternate Emergency Operations Center for the City of Redwood City and the Alternate Fire Dispatch Center for San Mateo County Communications.
The first and second floors house the Suppression Crews: Engine 9, Truck 9, Breathing Support 9 and Battalion 3 that are deported in a fire emergency. Battalion 3 is the busiest Battalion Chief in San Mateo County and Truck 9 is the busiest Truck Company in the County. Engine 9 is the second busiest Engine Company in the County as well.
Out front, visitors can see a cast metal bell that was used to call volunteer fireman on duty dating back to the 1860's.
In 1982, Fire Station #2 became Fire Station #10 to align with the county-wide numbering system. It covers the largest geographical district in Redwood City and is the third business engine in San Mateo County. The district is bordered by El Camino Real to the East, Alameda de las Pulgas to the West, Woodside Road to the South and Edgewood Road to the north.
The two-story building contains four bedrooms for firefighters and includes a storage loft. The station has one in-service engine and one reserve engine. The South Zone medical supplies, distributed to Redwood City, Menlo Park, Woodside, and South County Fire, are stored at this station.
Fire Station #11 is one of four fire stations in Redwood City. It originally opened in 1952, but reopened in 2001 after seismic concerns required the building to be rebuilt. Because of its close proximity to Menlo Park and Atherton, aid is also provided by these neighboring facilities. The U.S. 101 runs through Station #11's district as well as many commercial and residential buildings and three elementary schools.
This stations has several vehicles in its fleet, including an antique Seagrave pumper used in the annual 4th of July parade and for Christmas activities such as chauffeuring Santa Clause up and down streets. It also has a water rescue used in the Port of Redwood City in the event of stranded boaters.
Fire Station #12 is the oldest fire station in Redwood City and became the fourth fire station built for the paid, not volunteer, Redwood City Fire Department. The Station has an engine and a patrol, a captain, a firefighter and a firefighter/paramedic.
The Station is graced by an impressive old black oak tree and complemented by stunning views of the South Bay.
The newest of all five stations, Fire Station #20 serves the Redwood Shores area, including the Sandpiper School and Community Center. The coverage area also includes Electronic Arts and Oracle.
The Station has one in-service engine and one reserve engine. It also has a small zodiac boat for water emergencies.
Fire Station #20 serves the Redwood Shores community.


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