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Decorative Arts Emporium
Decorative Arts Emporium owner Joseph DiMartino has 40 years of experience as an interior designer, home furnishings and accessory buyer, and obsessive collector of things antique and vintage. As a result of attending estate sales, flea markets, and antique shows, his inventory is quite extensive and diverse and always changing. His unique finds are based on quality, craftsmanship, condition, and detail, with a focus on European and Asian porcelain.


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Ruts! Get out and take a good look at many of the farm fields in the area and you will notice they are cut up with ruts. These came from the combines and other equipment that were in the fields harvesting corn and soybeans during the very wet 2011 fall months. It was a difficult harvest. Now, planting spring crops will have more problems.
While local farmers didn't like cutting up their fields with the equipment, they didn't have any other choice. Usually there would be dry times in the fall when crops could be harvested without hurting the fields. But last fall was an exception. There just wasn't what could be called a time when fields got really dry. It was unusual. Their livelihood was standing in the fields and had to be harvested.
Some years, when it is too wet in the fall, farmers would wait for the ground to freeze, then get out with the combine. That didn't work last winter. With the mild winter, the ground never froze hard enough to hold up the equipment.
Now these rough fields have to be smoothed out so equipment won't have to cross them, making it tough to farm. Many of our local farmers use a conservation practice called "minimum till" or "no till." This involves doing as little tillage as possible to provide a seed bed for the crop.
No till or minimum till leaves organic material on top of the ground to protect the soil and uses fewer trips over the field to get the crops planted. It is a conservation, fuel-saving practice that benefits the soil, is environmentally friendly, and cost-saving for farmers.
Area farmers say there will need to be extra trips across these rough fields this year to get rid of the ruts. Some may use a disc and others a heavy duty field cultivator that will go deep enough to do the job.
Regardless of what they use, it will mean extra time, trips and fuel to get spring crops in those rough, cut-up fields. That means extra costs.
Just how much will it cost farmers to smooth out ruts varies? An Iowa State University Extension farm rate survey said it would cost $15 an acre to do the job. Other university soil management specialists suggest it could cost considerably more, some as much as $50 an acre.
Regardless of what cost a local farmer has for his fields, and there will be some, it will take away from profits next fall. On top of that, extra trips over the fields will have to be done right at the time crops should be going in the ground. Planting could be delayed.
During the dry time last week, a few early season crops were planted. While a lot of oats are not planted anymore, some were put in the ground. One farmer said he planted a field of barley, which is not grown a lot in the area. He wanted the straw for bedding and would probably feed the grain. These are crops that can be planted early.
Once again, every year is different. This one is no exception. Area farmers are hoping that this year will give them weather that will allow decent planting and harvesting seasons. After last year, they need a break with some good weather for this crop season.
And they will be happy when they get the ruts smoothed out of their fields!
Parker is retired from Ohio State University and an independent agricultural writer.

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This laser grip with the M&P logo by Crimson Trace Lasergrips features a laser aiming system engineered to provide customers with increased aiming capabilities. This laser grip is interchangable between full size 9MM, 357SIG, 40S&W or 45ACP pistols and features a hard polymer surface for durability and smooth draws. These lasergrips fit the M&P pistol just like the stock grips while offering a compact laser diode housing thats well suited to most carry and duty holsters. They also feature a rear-activation switch thats part of your natural grip so there's no fumbling to activate the laser with your trigger finger. The lasergrips two lithium batteries delivers a bright, continuous beam for maximum visibility and speed. The common, inexpensive batteries deliver over four hours of constant run time and five years of shelf life.
Does not fit Compact or Ambidexterous/Thumb Safety Models
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Dreamfit 5°/300tc Split Cal King Bamboo Blue Sheet Set
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In 1987, as they cut and sewed sheets into the long nights, a family worked on their dream of providing innovative products that would improve people's lives. Their dream has become a reality; their fledgling company is now a leading innovator in the global textiles industry. However, they continue to focus as a company on innovation, superior quality and exceptional service. Their DreamFit® sheets fit your mattress -- and your lifestyle -- like a dream, made from only the finest materials like Egyptian, Pima, and American Supima world-class cottons. They weave these ultra soft, breathable fibers into wonderfully smooth, soft sheets. One touch and you will understand the difference. They also incorporate their Guaranteed To Fit & Guaranteed To Stay On™ features, allowing you to "self-tailor" your sheets to any mattress height, giving them a perfect fit.
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- Description: DreamFit had quality in mind when we crafted our Seven Degree line. DreamFit® combines high-quality materials with patented technology for your most comfortable sleeping experience. And you can choose the level of luxury and comfort right for you. Our lines run from essential sheet sets to elite bedding. With seven different degrees, we can offer you exactly what you need- sheets that are perfect for your lifestyle. Each DreamFit® sheet will fit your mattress with tailor-made precision. Our patented DreamFit® construction ensures that your sleep is never disturbed by a fitted sheet that won't stay put…and our patented strap design guarantees that your DreamFit® sheet will stay snug on any depth mattress. Patented DreamFit® Guaranteed To Fit & Guaranteed To Stay On. ™ construction fits any sized mattress DreamFlex™ patented corner bands for a secure fit DreamFlex™ 360º elastic band for a tailored fit
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If you purchased DreamFit sheets or pillowcases, this warranty covers defects in materials. Warranty coverage is applicable for a period of one (1) year from the date of the original retail sales invoice. If during the warranty period this product is found to be defective because of defects in materials or workmanship, Homtex, Inc. (Homtex) will replace with the same product, or a product of equal value, at no charge to purchaser. Purchaser must give notice by contacting Customer Service by telephone at 877-373-2634, within 5 days after the discovery of the defect. The original purchaser will be required to provide a receipt to our Customer Service Department before a warranty claim can be reviewed, and warranty claims cannot be reviewed without it. The purchaser may be asked to provide the defective product and/or pictures of the defective product. If the purchaser does not heed this request, it could void this warranty.
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The trial for one of the men accused in a violent Ocoee home invasion in May has been set for Feb. 5.
Bessman Okafor's trial has been delayed several times after the key witness was killed.
Okafor's attorney told Judge Bob LeBlanc that he was not ready for trial and LeBlanc granted the continuance until February.
Alex Zaldivar was set to testify against Okafor and Nolan Bernard. The two are charged with breaking into his home.
Just ahead of Zaldivar's testimony, someone again broke into his home. The second time, however, Zaldivar was killed.
Okafor has entered a not guilty plea on the murder charges.


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Six-Light Chandelier from the Budget Collection
Strass® - Manufactured by Swarovski AG in Austria, this is the finest crystal in the world. Each crystal, (over 12mm) has the distinctive Strass® laser-engraved signature, identifying it as a genuine Strass® crystal, which posseses superb optical clarity, purity and brilliance. With over 30% lead content, Strass® crystals are machine-cut, polished and then given invisible coating to make them stay clean longer and easier to keep clean.
SPECTRA® - An alternate quality from Swarovski. These precisely cut and polished crystal prisms offer the high quality of Swarovski, at a price that reflects excellent value and a brand name.
IMPERIAL™ - This popular crystal choice features a combination of high quality crystal from some of these crystal sources: Scholer from Austria, Asfour from Egypt, Preciosa from Czech Republic and various suppliers from Turkey.
REGAL™ - Hand-cut and polished by artisans in Europe and around the world, this Crystal trim is popular for those who appreciate fine hand craftsmanship at a moderate price point.
BUDGET - Is produced by using traditional molding and fire or hand polishing techniques. This Crystal trim is good value allowing you to acquire a chandelier at a budget price.
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Like underwear but more fun.
What kind of underwear are you wearing?
Oh yea?
-Yea, mine is hello kitty print.
Oh yea?
-Yea, mine is hello kitty print.
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fun underwear.lacey,see thru,or colorful underwear
see her whale tail,looks like some funderwear!
av vanillagorilla1981 5. august 2009
Underwear which has a silly or amusing design printed into it.
That man is wearing batman funderwear.
av snucumber 13. oktober 2010
Not your average everyday underwear. Mostly used for 'special occaisions' aka fun. Thongs, bikinis, lace, silk, etc.
'I'm goin out with Joe tonight so I'm gonna wear my funderwear just in case the evening goes well'.
av J. Vicious 19. april 2010
'Funny underwear'! The ones with a yellow smiley face on the front (and the back...), underwear that bears funny messages, ...
Funderwear is a complete no-no for real men!
av hammer---;, hytham 10. april 2007
combination of "fucking" and "underwear"; used when having a wedgie
Brandi: "Ugh, my funderwear are not currently cooperating!!"
av lkjni3 16. oktober 2009
for women: if your heehee has lost its sense of humor, funderwear has you laughing all over the place.
for men: if your dingaling has lost its ringading, funderwear has you chiming for hours and hours
for men: if your dingaling has lost its ringading, funderwear has you chiming for hours and hours
if it wasn't for funderwear then i'd be wearing underwear. and who wants that?
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ejaculating, especially from masturbation. (from the resemblance of semen to yogurt and the up and down motion of the hand causing it to seem as if the yogurt has been thrown instead of ejaculated)
I always throw yogurt before a hot date to take the edge off.
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DeLAND--Five Stetson pitchers combined to limit USF to four hits in leading the Hatters to a 2-1 win over the Bulls and a sweep of the mid-week series, Wednesday at Melching Field.
Sophomore lefthander Adam Schaly (1-1) earned the win by allowing just one run in 4.0 innings in his second start of the season. Relievers Josh Thorne, Garrison Banas, Trey Norris and Kevin Fagan, who made his first pitching appearance in almost a calendar year, combined to allow one unearned run on three hits over the final five innings.
"These are the days you expect to be high-scoring games, but our guys did a really nice job," said Stetson head coach Pete Dunn. "Schaly did a nice job in his four innings. Trey came in and got the job done early and kind of lost it late, but he got it done.
"Fagan is the story. He hasn't even been throwing bullpens. He's been scuffling at the plate so we decided we needed to get him out on the mound. We told him going in to this series that he had to be available. He's a guy who can really help us on the mound down the stretch"
Stetson (12-18) took an early lead with a run in the bottom of the second inning. Garrett Russini led off with a single and eventually scored on a sacrifice fly by Kyle Pitts as the Hatters went up 1-0.
After Schaly allowed a base hit with one out in the first, Stetson pitching retired the next 14 USF batters.
USF (17-12) had a pair of significant threats in consecutive innings but came up empty both times. The Bulls loaded the bases with one out in the sixth, but Norris induced consecutive ground outs to end the threat.
The Bulls again loaded the bases in the seventh, this time with two outs, and again Norris got out of the jam to keep it a 1-0 game.
Stetson added to its lead in the bottom of the seventh. Kyle Zech ripped a lead-off single and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt and an error by USF pitcher Janick Serrallonga. Zech later scored on a ground out by Mitch Piatnik to make it a 2-0 lead for the Hatters.
Fagan entered in the eighth and allowed one hit and an unearned run, striking out a pair to preserve the win and earn his first save of the season.
Stetson managed just six hits, with Zech pacing the effort with a 2-for-3 afternoon. Four different players had one hit each for USF.
The Hatters return to action when they visit Northern Kentucky for an Atlantic Sun Conference series, beginning 3 p.m., Friday in Highland Heights, Ky.


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When we see a cute baby usually two things happen: One, our IQ drops and we start goo-gooing and gah-gahing all over the little creature and two, we look for similarities in the baby's features with those of the parents, trying to guess who does the baby look like more. Oh look, it has daddy's nose and mommy's mouth, and so on. And sometimes they remind us so much of someone, we simply can't put our finger on… Until we turn on the TV.
The babies we are about to show you might well have been the original baby photos of these celebrities. They look that much alike. One can't help but wonder if they'll still resemble the celebrities once they grow up. In any case, it sure is funny seeing them side by side.
Here are 25 of the most convincing celebrity baby impersonators.
1. John Goodman
2. Alex Rodriguez
3. Bill Maher
4. Billy Idol
5. Rihanna
6. Brad Pitt
7. Chris Farley
8. Collin Farrell
9.Kate Winslet
10. Danny De Vito
11. Michael C. Hall
12. Kevin From The Office
13. Elvis Presley
14. Erik Stonestreet
15. Ian McKellen As Gandalf
16. William H. Macy
17. Jay Z
18. John Legend
19. Mario Lopez
20. Verne Troyer (Mini-Me)
21. Robin Williams In "Mrs. Doubtfire"
22. Renee Zellweger
23. Tiger Woods
24. Vladimir Putin
25. Wallace Shawn
This must be why some people believe in reincarnation.
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Systemwide Events Calendar
Hawaii Food Bank Canned Food DriveFebruary 28, 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Manoa Campus, Campus Center
The UH Manoa chapter of Golden Key International Honour Society will be supporting the Hawaii Food Bank by collecting donations of canned goods and other non-perishable foods to help replenish the food bank's warehouse.
The Hawaii Food Bank is the only nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency in the state of Hawaii that collects, warehouses and distributes mass quantities of both perishable and nonperishable food to more than 183,500 people statewide which is over 14 percent of Hawaii's population. In the past week, GK members have donated more than 60 pounds of canned goods on our way to collecting a total 200 pounds of food for the Hawaii Food Bank.
If you are interested in helping GK support the Hawaii Food Bank, please contact Crystal Morton at email@example.com, or stop by our collection table at the UHM Campus Center from 12-3 p.m. on February 21, 26, and 28.
Event Sponsor
Golden Key International Honour Society, Manoa Campus
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|Thursday, February 28
|The Wellness Center - Fitness Class Schedule
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Manoa Campus, BusAd D203
|Hawaii Food Bank Canned Food Drive
Manoa Campus, Campus Center
|Public Health Colloquium for Feb. 2013
Manoa Campus, Biomed D-207, 1960 East West Road
|Life Writing and Pacific Island Studies: Student Perspectives
Manoa Campus, Henke Hall 325
|American Studies Coffee Talk: Building Resumes, Cover Letters, & Careers
Manoa Campus, Moore Hall 323
|"Illness is a Weapon" by Dr. Saethre
Manoa Campus, Crawford Hall 115
|EALL Talk Series
Manoa Campus, Moore 258
|Oceanography Seminar
Manoa Campus, MSB 100
|Family Happy Hour
Manoa Campus, Manoa Gardens Courtyard-Bale
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Manoa Campus, Campus Center Executive Dining Room
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- Lineage : A Family Tree of Printmakers
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- Contemporary Photography in Hawaii 2013
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Horsemen concerned over future of racing at Hollywood Casino
March 8, 2013
CHARLES TOWN — A portion of the West Virginia code relating to video lottery games describes horse and dog racing facilities as valuable tourism resources for the state that need to be enhance....
Titters and snickers aside, why not prostitution? Ask Nevada about it. Regulated for-profit whoppie is not only lucrative to the house (and state), but preferable to being screwed by electronic fruit bandits. Ross Ballard. (No Screen Names. Own Your Words)
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first off AL britton is only the president of HCCTR.The company is penn national and they make the decision.Second if the WV state Lottery did not demand so much of the profits from HCCTR.They could function on a much better level.If I taxed your business profits for a total of 60% [all other states are 6%]could you stay in business.one must maximize ones chances to stay ahead.And majoriarian you are wrong Al Britton cares about the track and this community more then you know.just ask the food bank and the old folks homes.least we not forget what they did for the community pool and scoreboard at washington high
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I would be concerned to with Charles Town officials that are not from here and could care less. Tax and spend City Council members Paonessa, Slover and Bringewatt have recruited another new liberal resident of Charles Town to run for City Council when they have only lived here a few short months. This hurts our City because all of them did the same, they moved here, ran for office and then try to block growth projects. . We need people that know the City, the region and our people, and then run for office. Their newest recruit had only lived here a few weeks when Paonessa nominated and put him on the CT Planning Comm. They want to increase their voting block on Council to stop our growth and jobs projects. There is nothing wrong with being from somewhere else like Bringewatt, Slover and Paonessa, but soon, if they have their way, no one on Council would be from West Virginia or Charles Town. Their newest recruit is not from Charles Town. Bringewatt, Slover and Pao
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Prostitutes would take up a lot less room than horses, and probably cost less in salary too. RevGramCracker may just be a prophet.
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Horse racing takes up 80% of their space and returns about 1% of their revenues. Do the math and the answer is obvious.
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Elimination of horse racing has probably been the plan all along--remember when we had two tracks?
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Racing is only in existence here in WV because the state requires the tracks before they'll grant a gaming license. They'll cut it back as much as possible , but they'll never end it.
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Horse racing is a dying business nationwide. There is a long learning curve to playing the ponies and fully enjoying the sport. And this is a pushbutton generation that demands instant gratification. Moreover, the economics of the game are such that, by the time the public learns a horse's name, it is retired. There are no champions to hold the public's interest long term. And then there is the disgust factor after the episodes with Barbaro and Eight Belles. People do not want to see animals dying for their entertainment. Racing will continue to thrive at the A-list tracks, but not at the bullrings like Charles Town. It is inevitable.
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It appears the racetrack would be OK with the elimination of horse racing altogether. I guess now that it's a full-blown casino they really don't want need it anymore. Gee, I am really surprised.
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"This is what happens when government runs private industry."
Be careful what you wish for. Newest mortgage loan gimmick requires a life insurance policy and a no doc underwriting process. Get ready for housing bubble number 2, brought to you by none other than "private industry" named FastFund. From the press release:
-first time homebuyers; -borrowers who have experienced prior financial difficulties such as foreclosures, bankruptcies, late payments or credit problems; are presently employed and whose current income would qualify for a mortgage loan; but who couldn't otherwise qualify; and -borrowers who may wish to bypass the traditional paperwork involved in the typical underwriting process but who would otherwise qualify.
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Phase out horse racing so the big gambling companies won't have to deal with it, so they can focus on the more lucrative business of separating people and their money through casino games? No...Say it ain't so. They wouldn't do that...
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This is what happens when government runs private industry.
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Inspired by the cheerful character 'Hello Kitty', Ying, an avid collector of all forms of its merchandise decided to walk in the strides of her ...
For BULK PURCHASE, please go to www.kittying.com
Inspired by the cheerful character 'Hello Kitty', Ying, an avid collector of all forms of its merchandise decided to walk in the strides of her favourite character and create her very own baby bootie collection, under the brand name Kittying.
With a belief that a pair of shoes will allow a person to leave remarkable footprints on their journey, Kittying deicided to knit adorable Hello Kitty booties for babies. She believes the character' cheerfulness is a good trait to pass on to a baby.
Essentially, booties are an essential part a baby's journey - to keep them warm and comfy before they take big little steps!
These limited edition booties are a unique creation for a new mom to receive for her precious little one. Too adorable to say no to... if your baby could speak, he or she would surely say yes to owning a pair of these!
Secret Garden Ballerina Crochet PATTERN, Chart & Written Pattern
Product code: SGB01-P-PAT
Hand-crocheted booties are a perfect gift for the precious little one!
The PDF includes:
- 6 pages of detailed instructions
- CHART SYMBOL DIAGRAM Pattern
As well as
- US ABBREVIATION WRITTEN Pattern
- Supporting IMAGES
- Abbreviation & Symbol KEY
- Gauge and notions
- Stitches tutorial for this project
See photo for sample.
This crochet pattern is designed in baby sizes of 0 - 12 months
File format: PDF
For Combo Package please go to http://www.kittying.com
Any 2 patterns for $12.00
Any 3 patterns for $17.00
Any 4 patterns for $20.00
Any 6 patterns for $28.00
Any 8 patterns for $36.00
Any 10 patterns for $43.00
*** By purchasing this pattern you agree to the following:
This pattern is copyright protected and cannot be sold, transmitted, distributed or reproduced in any form or by any means. However, you are welcome to donate, gift as well as sell any of your finished items (if you are an individual crafter). If you sell your work online, please link to my shop at www.kittying.com
Copyright (c) 2012 by Kittying. All rights reserved.
Thank you for stopping by and please do check back for more crochet patterns to come!
Work 11sts & 11rows in sc to measure 5 x 5cm /2 x 2in using 2.5mm hook, or size require to obtain tension.


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The sexiest european party guy. He is a major freak in bed. Constantly parties! But he knows how to treat a women right and will keep her happy, no matter what it takes. If you fuck him over, he will come at you hard with everything he has got!
Last night i was with a Mirvet we had the best time in the world.
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Fat albanian goddess, gets around with guys. Fantasizes about other peoples boyfriends.
Omg look at her boyfriend mirvet should go talk to him, they look so happy together!
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Clan Advertising
Posted 17 August 2012 - 11:24 PM
On the main website of RuneHQ we have what we call the "Billboard." This Billboard is the rotating banner image area directly above the first news post. We want to offer clans the opportunity to add their own image to that billboard. Your image will stay up on the billboard for approximately 1-2 weeks. When it is removed, there is a one month waiting period (from the time your image is removed) before you can submit a new clan advertising request. At this point, you will once again be placed at the end of the queue as we only want 1-2 advertisements on the billboard at a time.
There are a few requirements that you'll have to meet first, though.
1) Be an Established Member (or "higher").
2) Have an Advertising topic on the RuneHQ Forums.
3) The topic from requirement two must have been around for at least 14 days. If you are an Advanced Member, this requirement may be bypassed.
4) The topic from requirement two must be active.*
5) You must be a high ranking official from your clan.
* The term "active" is one which we aren't completely sure how to define yet, so we won't define it at this time, and until further notice we will use our own discretion. The point of requirement four is that we don't want someone to create the topic, ignore it for 14 days, then request a clan advertisement... ignore the topic for another month or two, and then request another clan advertisement. We will monitor how active clans are being on our forums and will update this topic in the future with how we want to define "active."
What we need from you
If you pass all those requirements and want some help advertising, we encourage you to participate in this new program! We will need a few things from you.
1) An image that is 676px width by 118px height. The image must be of reasonable filesize, must not be animated, must be appropriate for RuneHQ, and will end up being approved by a RuneHQ Staff member before being posted.
2) A link to your website / forums (if applicable). If you have this and there is content only members can see, we will need a temporary members account made for us.
3) A link to your RuneScape clan page (if applicable).
4) A link to your RuneHQ advertising topic.
What RuneHQ Staff will do
When we receive your request, we will first look to see if you fit all the requirements listed above. If you do, we will check your image and may re-save it to reduce filesize if necessary. We will never modify an image in any other way. If it needs modification, we will PM you and explain what needs to be changed.
Next up we will investigate your clan. Is it suitable for RuneHQ? Does it follow all RS rules? Is it in the right spirit of the game? If you own an off-site website or message board and you need to be registered to see content, we will need a user account created for us so we can see that content. We will only view this information to ensure no rule breaking content is being discussed. As soon as we have give you the all clear, you are free to delete that account.
Once we ensure everything checks out, you will be put into the queue. At this point, we will PM you with your queue position so you have confirmation that we did in fact receive your request and have processed it accordingly. If something does not check out, we will still PM you and explain what the problem was.
How do you get started
If everything sounds good and you happen to already meet all the requirements, simply head over to our Apply/Contact page (located on our forum navigation bar) and choose Clan Advertisement from the dropdown menu. Fill in all the proper forms and then it's just a waiting game!
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Posted 18 August 2012 - 12:21 AM
thanks for the sig brandon!
Posted 18 August 2012 - 06:00 AM
ill have to get my stuff edited but i call first spot please
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Posted 18 August 2012 - 09:43 AM
I, IIamfish98 hereby pledge to never support gold selling sites,
I will not use a bot, nor will I sit in silence while I watch others bot.
We are the solution.
Posted 18 August 2012 - 01:43 PM
Does the RuneHQ clan need a new one? or is the old one good enough?
The RuneHQ clan is publicized enough on its own. This would be for clans who really want an opportunity to get their clans to grow.
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Posted 18 August 2012 - 03:51 PM
First come first serve
i did come first fist post besides the op
Edited by kilvehk, 18 August 2012 - 03:53 PM.
thanks for the sig brandon!
Posted 25 August 2012 - 08:44 PM
clan topic on runehq forums^
clan site not very active atm as it is still being worked on but there it is^
http://services.rune...enders of Chaos
theres the runescape clan page
heres the image v
Edited by kilvehk, 25 August 2012 - 09:04 PM.
thanks for the sig brandon!
Posted 26 August 2012 - 05:17 AM
clan topic on runehq forums^
clan site not very active atm as it is still being worked on but there it is^
http://services.rune...enders of Chaos
theres the runescape clan page
heres the image v
Then click on clan advertisement and fill in the required fields.
Posted 27 August 2012 - 05:45 PM
Story time needs to happen, I just need to find a day and time that work.
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I haven't been to the mall in ages- seriously ages, but it's going to work out having to do it this way because I need to stop in Motherhood for maternity tights! (Yes- I have to wear black tights tonight... it's supposed to snow here.) And I need to get a gift card at Sears for my brother's birthday. And I think I need to get a hot pretzel somewhere in between.
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Monday, January 14, 2013
In a Change of Watch ceremony, Mr. Paul Berka, of Johns Island was named Commander and Mr. Dwaine Harris, of Summerville was named Vice Commander of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 12-8 serving the Charleston area.
The ceremony was held at the Radisson Hotel in North Charleston on Dec. 8. There were 46 in attendance who witnessed Mr. Paul Thomas, former Flotilla Commander handing over the USCG Aux 12-8 Flotilla ensign to Mr. Paul Berka the new commander.
Mr. Paul Berka, Flotilla Commander, along with Mr. Dwaine Harris, Flotilla Vice Commander, then swore in the 2013 Flotilla Staff Officers:
Communications Systems & Publications - William Carter, of Charleston
Citadel Detachment Commander - William Singletary, of Goose Creek
Finance - Frank Leister, of Charleston
Human Resources - Duncan Hutchinson III, of Charleston
Information Services & Marine Safety - Bob Mathewes, of Mount Pleasant
Materials - Chuck Chirila, of Summerville
Navigational Services & Member Training - Richard Daniel, of Johns Island
Operations - Joe Fleming, of Johns Island
Public Affairs, -Joe Woodbury, of Lake City
Public Education - Kelly Duncan, of Mount Pleasant
Secretary Records - Pamela Bray, of Edisto Island
Vessel Examinations - Paul Berka, of Johns Island
RBS Visitor Dwaine Harris, of Summerville
Immediate Past FC (IPFC) Paul Thomas, of North Charleston
In 1939, the Coast Guard Auxiliary was established by Congress under title 14 of the United States Code. Congress authorized the Auxiliary to support all USCG missions, other than those related to direct engagement in either law enforcement activities or military combat operations. The law stated that the Purpose of the Auxiliary is to assist the Coast Guard in the following areas:
To promote safety and effect rescues on and over the high seas and navigable waters;
To promote efficiency in the operation of motorboats and yachts;
To foster a wider knowledge of, and better compliance with the laws, rules, and regulations governing the operation of motorboats and yachts;
To facilitate other operations of the Coast Guard.
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Stetson University senior Kaley Melville (New Germany, Minn/Watertown-Mayer HS) has been named Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week, while teammate Tiffany Creamer (Newnan, Ga./Landmark Christian HS) has been named the league's Freshman of the Week, the conference announced on Monday.
Melville and Creamer, both outside hitters, helped lead Stetson to a perfect 3-0 week including a pair of five set victories over UNF and Jacksonville to open A-Sun play this past weekend. It marked Stetson's first 2-0 start in the conference since 2007.
Melville recorded a Stetson rally-scoring era single-match record 28 kills in Stetson's come-from-behind win over UNF on Friday. She recorded nine kills in the first set alone, and picked up 13 digs for her fifth double-double performance of the season. Melville led the team again with 17 kills in the team's victory over Jacksonville on Saturday. She added eight digs, including the 1000th of her career, to become just the fifth player in school history to record 1000 kills and 1000 digs.
For the week Melville averaged 4.23 kills and 1.92 digs per set, and posted a .344 attack pct.
Creamer recorded a season-high 19 kills in Stetson's win over UNF on Friday. She notched five kills including the game-winner and hit .625 (5-0-8) in the decisive fifth set. On Saturday, Creamer registered 14 kills and a pair of blocks in Stetson's 3-2 win over Jacksonville. She again had a solid fifth set, recording three kills after the changeover.
Creamer averaged 3.08 kills-per-set for the week with a .250 attack pct.
It is the first Player of the Week award for Melville and Creamer, and the second and third times a Hatter has been selected this season. Ellen Hawks was chosen as the league's Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 9.
At 10-5, the Hatters are off to their best start since 1996. Stetson will visit Bethune-Cookman (1-12) at 7 p.m. Tuesday night in Daytona Beach. Live stats will be available via the Bethune-Cookman website, and live video can be purchased through the B-CU CatEye Network.


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Men's Volleyball Sweeps Sacred Heart
MUNCIE, Ind. – Sophomore outside attacker Marcin Niemczewski's career night led the Ball State men's volleyball team to a 3-0 sweep (25-20, 25-23, 25-19) of the Sacred Heart Pioneers Saturday evening at Worthen Arena.
The Cardinals experimented with a different line-up inserting outside attacker Shane Witmer at libero and giving senior Larry Wrather, junior Matt Sutherland and sophomore Marcin Niemczewski the start. Ball State benefitted from 17 service errors committed by Sacred Heart to go with 15 attack errors.
Niemczewski ended with a career-high across his stat line with 15 kills of 32 attempts to go with three service aces and three digs. In addition, the sophomore had an assist and two assisted blocks. Wrather had seven kills for a .417 attack percentage (7-2-12). Senior middle attacker Matt Leske added five kills to go with two assisted blocks while Sutherland added four kills on the night.
Senior setter Graham McIlvaine had 32 assists and six digs to go with a solo block, two assisted blocks and two kills. Classmate Kevin Owens added three kills, a solo block and two assisted blocks. In his first match in the libero position, Witmer received 23 balls with one reception error and had four digs.
The Cardinals held the advantage in kills (36-31), attack percentage (.274 – .211), aces (7-3), digs (24-17) and blocks (8.5 – 7).
Ball State now improves to 1-1 on the season while Sacred Heart falls to 0-2.
The Cardinals head on the road for their first road trip of the season. Ball State will take on Saint Francis on Friday, Jan. 17 at 7 p.m., before traveling to Penn State for a 4 p.m. match on Saturday, Jan. 18. Check ballstatesports.com for more news and information on Ball State men's volleyball.


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Going Cognitive: Tools for Rebuilding the Social Sciences
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GROUNDING SOCIAL SCIENCES IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES, Chapter 14. pp. 387-414, Ron Sun, ed., Cambridge MA: MIT Press, 2012
This chapter is an attempt to provide a few examples of the ways in which routine methods of cognitive science could be applied to improve social scientific investigations concerned with judgment, decision, reason, and choice. Since judgment, decision, reason, and choice are cognitive and conceptual operations, these foundations should draw as much as possible on the best research from cognitive science.
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Darnell Williams, Ph.D.
As Executive Vice President, Dr. Williams provides high level executive support to the President and to the Board of Trustees. He is the primary point of contact for internal and external constituencies on all matters pertaining to the Office of the President. Other senior level executive duties and responsibilities include: serving as the liaison to the Board of Trustees and to the President's Senior Management Team; organizing and coordinating executive outreach and external relations efforts, and overseeing special projects.
Dr. Darnell Williams has taught at The Ohio State University, Jackson State University and Bishop College. He has also taught in the Gary, Indiana Public Schools, and the Garland, Texas Public Schools, where he served as the Director of Bilingual and Compensatory Education Programs. During his tenure at Langston University, he served in several administrative and professorial positions: Dean of the School of Education and Behavioral Sciences, where he developed and implemented the Graduate Program in Education; developed and directed the Langston University Center for International Development, which included its internationally recognized Study Abroad Program and the undergraduate degree program in International Education; and Professor of English, English as a Second Language(ESL), Bilingual/Multicultural Education, Spanish and French. Dr. Williams has served as a consultant for many colleges and universities in the areas of accreditation, program development, and assessment.
Dr. Williams received the Bachelor of Science Degree in Spanish and French from Bishop College(1966), the Master of Arts Degree in Spanish(1968), the Specialist Certification in English as a Second Language(1969), and the Doctor of Philosophy Degree(Ph.D.) in English Education(1973), all earned at and conferred by The Ohio State University.
Hazel Arnett Ervin, Ph.D.
As Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Hazel Arnett Ervin's responsibilities will be coordinating and supporting academic programs, teaching, research, and oversight of the institution's accreditation. As a member of the president's executive cabinet, Ervin will have a key role in helping shape and sustain the college's intellectual life.
Ervin has been president of the Atlanta, Ga.-based HBCU-General Education Alliance, which brings together national leaders, academicians and members of communities to engage in dialogue about quality education in America, particularly for underprepared and underrepresented students of color. Over the last 25 years, she has worked in higher education as a professor of literature and literary criticism; consultant to curriculum development and assessment; and an administrator, including a tenure at Morehouse College as Director of General Education.
In addition to an A.B. degree in English with secondary English Education certification from Guilford College, Ervin holds a master's degree in African American Literature from North Carolina A&T State University. In 1993 she earned her Ph.D. in African American Literature from Howard University. She is the editor of several best-selling collections, including African American Literary Criticism; The Handbook of African American Literature; Ann Petry's Short Fiction: Critical Essays; Critical Responses to Ann Petry; and A Community of Voices on Education and the African American Experience—A Record of Struggles and Triumphs.
Mr. Terry C. Wallace
A native Arkansan, Mr. Terry Wallace received his bachelor's degree in business administration with a major in accounting from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. With over 25 years of financial management experience in the private business sector, he started as a consultant at Philander in 2005 and was named Vice President for Fiscal Affairs in September 2008. The Office of Fiscal Affairs has oversight of the Business Office, Human Resources, Auxiliary Services, Athletics and the Physical Plant. Wallace serves on the board of the Downtown Little Rock Partnership.
Rev. Ronnie Miller-Yow
As Dean of Religious Life and Campus Culture/Chaplain, Rev. Ronnie Miller-Yow functions as pastor to the college campus including developing and providing religious services and an array of student services and opportunities for spiritual growth consistent with appropriate Christian witness. He also serves as the primary representative for church relations. In addition, he has been charged with leading the college in the efforts to transform our culture.
Rev. Ronnie Miller Yow has served at Philander Smith College as Chaplain/Director, The Office of Religious Life since 2006. In addition, he is an ordained Elder of the United Methodist Church and pastor, Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church. In 2015, President Smothers promoted Rev. Ronnie Miller-Yow to the senior leadership as Dean of Campus Culture and Religious Life with the task of initiating a very important part of the PhilanderForward Era which is to transform the culture of Philander Smith College. Under the leadership of Rev. Ronnie Miller-Yow, the Campus Culture Transformation Taskforce is bringing together a plan that will assist in addresses some of the concerns of our community.
Rev. Ronnie Miller-Yow received the Bachelor of Arts Degree in English from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff in Pine Bluff, Arkansas and the Masters of Divinity Degree from Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.
Mr. Maurice Osborne
Maurice D. Osborne came to Philander Smith College as director of Admissions in February 2016, after have spent ten years as a recruiting and admissions professional at Langston and Grambling State universities. At Langston, he served as associate director and director of recruitment, admissions and outreach programs; and at Grambling, as chief recruiting officer, admissions counselor and coordinator of tele-counseling and technical support. While at Langston, he also served as resident director for Scholars Inn and as a paraprofessional with the Guthrie, Oklahoma Public School System.
The Los Angeles, California, native earned a bachelor's degree in political science and is currently pursuing a master's degree in higher education administration. He and wife Shameika are the parents of three children: Jonathan, Olivia and Joel
Mr. David Lewis
Mr. David J. Lewis joined the Philander Smith College team in October 2015. In his current capacity as Interim Vice President for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management, Mr. Lewis provides leadership for an array of student recruitment, transition, retention, and support services. More specifically, Mr. Lewis provides direct administrative oversight to the areas of recruitment and admissions, records and registration, student financial aid, student conduct, campus safety and security, housing and residential life, student leadership, engagement, and Greek life, religious life, career and volunteer services, disability access services, counseling services, and student health services. Mr. Lewis also provides administrative support for the campus' federally-funded TRiO-Upward Bound program. As a strong advocate for students, student development, and student success, Mr. Lewis has worked with underrepresented groups in higher education for his entire professional career.
Prior to joining the Philander Smith College team, Mr. Lewis served as the inaugural Director for the Student Retention Services department at the University of Missouri – St. Louis where he was responsible for designing and successfully implementing student transition and student success programs as part of institution-wide retention initiatives. In addition to his experience in Student Retention, Mr. Lewis has also had experiences in new student orientation, student programming and engagement, volunteer services, student governance, leadership development, and staff development. Through various initiatives and appointments, Mr. Lewis has had the opportunity to contribute to institutional student success efforts through service on a variety of committees throughout his career including the Strategic Enrollment Management Committee, Advising Services Committee, Faculty Assembly Committee on Recruitment, Advising, Retention, and Student Financial Aid, Student Affairs Assessment Team, as well as the First Year Experience Steering Committee – to name a few. Outside of full-time, professional appointments, Mr. Lewis has also pursued volunteer projects and contract work in the areas of co-curricular evaluation and assessment in the post-secondary environment, strategic planning, and organizational effectiveness.
Mr. Lewis attended Southern University and A&M College at Baton Rouge and later earned his Bachelor of General Studies degree from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (2008). Additionally, he holds a Master of Education degree in Adult & Higher Education Administration from the University of Missouri – St. Louis (2010).
Mrs. Sericia Cole
Sericia Cole joined the Office of Institutional of Advancement in January 2016 in the role of Associate Vice President for Advancement and External Relations. Ms. Cole previously served in the Philander Smith College Advancement Office as Director of Public Relations from 2006-2010. A Little Rock native, Cole was most recently Executive Director of the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center, Arkansas's museum of African American history and culture. Prior to that, she served in the administration of former Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe as his Director of External Affairs. Cole also helped launched the Little Rock chapter of City Year, Inc., as its founding Development Director. She studied Radio/TV/Film at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and has extensive experience working in television, radio, public relations and publishing.
A Little Rock native, Cole sits on the board of directors of Goodwill Arkansas and on the advisory council of the UALR Nonprofit Leadership Studies Advisory Council. Past board affiliations include the Women's Foundation of Arkansas, the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Pulaski County, and the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame, among others.
A graduate of Leadership Greater Little Rock Class XXIV, in 2005 she was named by Arkansas Business as one of its "40 Under 40" and in 2009, one of Soiree' magazine's "Women to Watch" and early this year, Soiree also named her as "One of 7 People to Meet in 2016."
Mr. Brian Clay
Brian D. Clay was born in Memphis, TN. He graduated from Philander Smith College in 2007 with a Bachelor's in Computer Science before completing his Master's in Information Science Management in 2013 at Walden University. Currently Brian is pursuing a doctorate in Business Administration and Information Systems at Walden University, and looks forward to completing this work in 2018.
As the director of Campus Information Services, Brian specializes in creating an environment that brings the best in technology and connectivity to students, staff, and faculty. The ability to enrich the learning experience of students is truly his passion, however, and he seeks to continue to grow with his staff. Brian also serves on the executive council, functions as the Director of Campus Information Systems, and is the chief database architect on campus. His work on campus since taking over as Director of CIS has seen the acquisition of visualized desktops for computer labs, increased bandwidth, numerous cost saving methods deployed, and the implementation of new computing software and hardware that have jumpstarted Philanders next technological leap forward. Mr. Clay was also awarded the Philander Smith College staff member of the year award for 2014-2015.
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Five people were killed after a fire broke out at their TR 124 house early Tuesday morning.
Dean Henry, public information officer for Seneca County, said the fire, reported at 3:17 a.m. at 13843 TR 124, claimed the lives of two adults and three children, ages 6, 8 and 12.
Henry said the fire was reported to the Seneca County Sheriff's Office by a truck driver who saw smoke and flames, and when firefighters arrived to the two-story residence, it was engulfed in flames.
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Firefighters work at the scene of a house fire on TR 124 Tuesday afternoon. The fire, reported at 3:17 a.m. by a passerby, claimed the lives of five people and caused the two-story house to collapse into the basement.
Firefighters from Attica-Venice-Reed, Republic, Huron River, Bellevue and Monroeville battled the fire, which took two hours to control, Henry said. Many firefighters spent Tuesday morning and part of the afternoon searching for the bodies of the family.
At 2 p.m., the last body had been recovered. Henry said the bodies have been sent to the Lucas County Coroner to be identified. Names of the victims have not yet been officially released. (See accompanying article.)
According to reports from the Seneca County Sheriff's Office, the homeowners are listed as Joseph and Holly Hamilton.
Debbie Jenkins, a former resident of the house, said she was devastated when she heard about the fire.
Jenkins' grandmother had owned the five-bedroom, two-bathroom house prior to the Hamiltons purchasing it in 2004.
She said she visited the house after Joseph Hamilton began remodeling it.
"He had completely remodeled the house," she said. "The house was amazing. It was beautiful on the inside."
Jenkins described Hamilton as very nice and said he did all of the remodeling himself.
"He was quite the handyman," she said.
Jenkins' grandmother, Rosalee Kiesel, said she lived in the house from 1975 until 2003.
"I have sympathy for the family," she said.
Kiesel said because the house didn't have many doors, her family had placed smoke detectors throughout it."I don't know if they kept it up or replaced them," she said.
Henry said it is not known whether smoke detectors were installed in the house at the time of the fire. He urged everyone to check the batteries in their smoke detectors or purchase one if none are currently in their residence.
"Particularly this time of year, it's important to have smoke detectors," he said.
Henry said the cause and origin of the fire remains under investigation.
Lyn Polan, spokeswoman for the Ohio Department of Commerce, said the investigation is being handled by the State Fire Marshal, Attica-Venice-Reed Fire Department, the Seneca County Sheriff's Office and the coroner.
"Because of the extent of fire, that can take some time," Polan said.
Henry said others assisting at the scene Tuesday included the Seneca County Chaplain Corps, the Seneca County Sheriff's Office and Seneca County Engineer's Office.


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A Canadian man was arrested by U.S. Border Patrol in Youngstown this morning, after he illegally entered the country by canoe.
The man – whose name was not released – is accused of stealing a canoe from a residence in Niagara-on-the-Lake, then crossing the river overnight using a shovel for a paddle, officials from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection said.
When he reached shore, the man abandoned the canoe at a boat ramp in Fort Niagara State Park. Agents on patrol in the area found him walking out of the park and determined he was in the U.S. illegally.
The man – a resident of British Columbia – was planning to travel to New York City, officials said.


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My first race with Marc Pro-Strava was the Central Coast Circuit Race attended with teammates Art Rand and Jesse Miller-Smith. At the start of the Pro event in balmy Monterey, there was a little more than 40 fit racers.
We took a warm-up lap on the course and I got a little concerned about the hill, the strong ocean wind, not being comfortable yet on my new bike, my huge gut and my old age — 39. Other than that I was feeling great.
While riding the course, Art Rand said something about the dirt being crazy deep off the road and that last year, someone went off the road, sunk their front wheel in the dirt, then their whole bike, followed by their body — and they ended up having to send search and rescue to find him. I made a mental note not to go off the side of the road.
The officials said "GO," so I went. I attacked from the gun and tried to quietly slip away, but when I looked over my shoulder everyone was there — and they weren't even single file, just rolling along (probably talking) in a big bubble from one side of the road to the other. Great, not only did I not get a gap, but I did not even stretch the group.
Then we hit the hill and, pow, dudes were attacking. I began reassessing my situation from how I could win to how I was going to finish. I could see Art Rand up front with the very fast Rand Miller (2011 Norcal Criterium Champion) driving it. However, after a few miles I felt great and the sluggishness left my body.
When we hit the hill the next lap, I attacked over the crest and drilled it like I had just stolen a TV with the police chasing me. A group of about 10 guys formed and we rotated well. Guys kept pulling the ripcords to their chutes and floating back to the pack until there were only six of us left, including my new sidekick and teammate, Jesse Miller-Smith. The group behind had Art Rand and Rand Miller and will from this point on be called the Art-Rand-Miller group.
Our small group worked well together, but we never seemed to be going that fast, and the few times we did stop rotating, I attacked, they woke up and we started working well together — but the Art-Rand-Miller group was always visible on the windy, long, rolling back section.
At one point I could see Rand Miller trying to bridge from the Art-Rand-Miller group and was getting pretty close. Someone in our group yelled, "Screw that guy, let's roll!" and he drilled it for the next five miles until Rand was nowhere in site. Maybe that's not exactly how it happened, but we did up the pace and ditched the state champion.
With two laps to go, I attacked on the hill, took one other rider with me and was joined by Jesse Miller-Smith.
When we hit the hill, I let Jesse roll and looked at the other rider, who pulled us back up with no problem, but then started sounding like a kitten with asthma. I attacked next, got a pretty good gap and Jesse came across by himself. The only problem was the other rider came across a few seconds later. Jesse jumped again and got a huge gap. I zipped across over the top of the hill and we were gone.
Jesse was flying. I tried to pull through and he yelled, "I'm going to take it to the line and you take the win!"
I said "what?" like three times and never clearly got his response, but when I tried to pull through and work, he let me for a second (probably to make me feel better about myself). He then came around and continued leading our break. When we came to the last turn, Jesse sat up let me roll across the finish line in first.
What a welcome to the team!
— New team rider Chuck Hutcheson is the author of this week's Marc Pro-Strava Racing column. For more information, results and upcoming events from the team, visit http://marcpro-strava.com.


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The Saint Vincent College Singers and the Saint Vincent College Faculty Chorus, under the direction of Thomas Octave, assistant professor of fine arts and chairman of the music department, will present the first Advent Festival for the Saint Vincent community at 12:45 p.m. Wednesday, December 7 in the Mary, Mother of Wisdom Chapel in the Robert S. Carey Student Center. The program will include readings by Br. Norman W. Hipps, O.S.B. and Fr. Killian Loch, O.S.B., carols and music for Advent and Christmastide including E'en So Lord Quickly Come (Paul Mantz), What Sweeter Music (John Rutter), Ave Maria (Javier Busto), Away in a Manger and O Come, O Come Emanuel, as well as greetings from Archabbot Douglas R. Nowicki, O.S.B. Performing with the Faculty Choir are Dr. Daniele Arcara, Dr. Paul Follansbee, Dr. Karen Kehoe, Dr. James Kellam, Dr. George Leiner, Dr. Olivia Long, Ms. Sandra Quinlivan, Ms. Colleen Reilly, Dr. Cynthia Walter, Dr. Margaret Watkins, Dr. Carla Zema. Admission is free. A reception will follow in the Student Lounge in the Robert S. Carey Student Center.


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In keeping with the mission of CSU, the Office of Residence Life strives to create an environment that is conducive to the intellectual, emotional, spiritual and relational well-being of each residential student. Integration of faith in learning, leading and serving are elements that produce opportunities for Residence Life to partner in building a thriving learning community within our dorms | more
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My brother lent me his PS3. I'm not sure why. But I do know I've already wasted several hours on it, first playing my old Ratchet and Clank games, then Resistance: Fall of Man, and Flow, and so on.
After I bored of the games (about an hour after turning it on), I decided to explore the home media functions of the PS3. The first thing I noticed was the menu item at the top of the media areas: "Search for Media Servers".
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Mayor Byron W. Brown will officially announce his bid for a third term Saturday at the Rev. B.W. Smith Family Life Center in downtown Buffalo, according to a source close to the campaign.
The 10 a.m. event will launch what is currently a one-man field of Democratic candidates, because nobody else has yet made the formal commitment.
But former Buffalo FBI head Bernard Tolbert remains interested, and according to several friends and associates who spoke to The Buffalo News, has told them he will run.
Some observers say a Tolbert candidacy also could entice Comptroller Mark J.F. Schroeder into the race. Though he has not taken any formal or informal steps toward running this year, the comptroller has said nothing to dampen continuing speculation about his plans.
The source familiar with the mayor's plans, who asked not to be identified, said a strong contingent of Brown supporters is expected to be on hand for the announcement Saturday. Brown also will seek the endorsement of the Erie County Democratic Party, despite strained relations in recent years under former Chairman Leonard R. Lenihan.
New Chairman Jeremy J. Zellner has indicated his willingness to support Brown this year, but has said he expects the mayor and his political team to also back party-endorsed candidates in return.
Brown enters the race as a strong favorite. He has built a $1.1 million campaign treasury and will enjoy several advantages of incumbency such as an experienced political organization to work on his behalf. At this point, he is also expected to garner support of the Conservatives – the top minor party on the ballot.
Republican Sergio R. Rodriguez already has announced his candidacy, viewed by most as an uphill effort in heavily Democratic Buffalo.
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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Magnolia Plantation and Garden's award-winning slave cabin project, "From Slavery to Freedom," will serve as the backdrop in February for historians, artisans, genealogists and storytellers each Saturday during Black History Month.
Four former slave dwellings, which make up the cabin project, were occupied at Magnolia from 1850 into the late 20th century. Five years ago, the cabins were renovated to represent different periods from slavery, Reconstruction, the Jim Crow era and the Civil Rights movement.
Each Saturday in February one of the cabins along "the street" will be featured during a Black History Month celebration, "From Slavery to Freedom: A Testament of Time."
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. activities will include foodways and craft demonstrations, storytellers, children activities, specialized cabin tours, live music and a walk through Magnolia's African-American cemetery, which holds the remains of black families who cultivated Magnolia's gardens.
Lisa Randle, Magnolia's director of research and education, said the preservation of the cabins provides a unique opportunity to "not only talk about four significant time periods in black history, but they also offer the tangible cultural landscape connecting our part of the world to a larger national story. By focusing on four time periods, we are hoping visitors will find one or more areas of interests."
Tom Johnson, Magnolia's executive director, said throughout the year Magnolia consistently tells the story of the role African Americans played in the creation and maintenance of the gardens. "Magnolia's camellia collection includes two plants named African Americans, Tina Gilliard, who was a long-time greeter at Magnolia in the early 1900s, and the Rev. John Bennett, former Magnolia garden superintendent," he said.
Magnolia's history consultant Joseph McGill said Magnolia's cabins take the bold step daily to interpret the contributions of enslaved and free people on a Southern plantation. The Black History Month program, he said, offers an opportunity to broaden the discussion of the role African-Americans played in Lowcountry culture. "The wide array of presenters and subject matters is an indication that African Americans contributed to numerous facets of this nation's history."
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History, founded in 1915 by educator and historian Carter G. Woodson, is calling for Black History Month events this year to highlight the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. In keeping with ASALH's nationwide call, Magnolia's program will observe these anniversaries as part of its events.
The lectures and concurrent demonstrations will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the cabins and costs $8 for adults in addition to the $15 general garden admission. Children under six are free.
The schedule of speakers and demonstrations is:
Saturday, Feb. 2, the 1850 cabin will be featured to discuss slavery. The featured speaker at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. will be Dr. John Michael Vlach, George Washington University. He will present his work on plantation architecture. His well-known book, "Back of the Big House," will be available for purchase during a book signing.
Concurrent demonstrators will include:
• Brickmaking by Rodney Prioleau, master mason, Fort Sumter National Monument.
• Provisioning and the slave garden by Heather Welch, Magnolia's foodways historian.
Saturday, Feb. 9, the 1870 cabin will be featured to discuss Reconstruction, the rebuilding period following the Civil War. The featured speakers at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. will be Georgetown research and educator Ramona LaRobin and Toni Carrier, Lowcountry Africana, University of South Florida, respectively. They will present genealogy seminars on the use of records that help black families find their ancestors before 1870. Carrier and LaRoche will be joined by genealogists Paul Gabarini and Fallon Green from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. for one-on-one research sessions. Joseph McGill, founder of the Slave Dwelling Project, will present at 12:30 p.m. At 2 p.m., historian and consultant Paige M. Wagoner, will discuss Reconstruction-era housing for freedmen.
Concurrent demonstrators will include:
• Blacksmithing by Carlton Simmons and Julian Williams, Philip Simmons Foundation.
• Subsistence farming by Heather Welch, Magnolia's foodways historian.
Saturday, Feb. 16, the 1926 cabin will be featured to discuss migration of African Americans to northern states. At 10 a.m., Dr. Rénard Harris of the College of Charleston will discuss the history and influence of the Blues and he will perform. Storyteller Carolyn Jabulile White, will perform at 11 a.m. Joseph McGill, founder of the Slave Dwelling Project, will present at 12:30 p.m. At 2 p.m., Dr. Bernard Powers of the College of Charleston, will discuss migration patterns.
Concurrent demonstrators will include:
• Hands on limewashing of the cabins led by Kevin Meeks, Rock Creek Craftsman. Meek, whose company restored the cabins, will lead small preservation-focused tours throughout the day.
• Extension and aide programs led by Heather Welch, Magnolia's food historian.
The Feb. 16 program will coincide with the American Heritage Merit Badge Program for local Boy Scout troops. Magnolia is the only local organization that teaches the American Heritage Merit Badge as it pertains to African-American history. For more information about this program, write to Chris Smith, Magnolia's education program director, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Saturday, Feb. 23, the 1969 cabin will be featured to discuss Civil Rights and desegregation. Joseph McGill, Slave Dwelling Project, will present at 10 a.m. Story teller Theresa Hilliard will perform at 11 a.m. Dr. Kerry Taylor of The Citadel Oral History Project, will lead a discussion at 2 p.m. with Mary Moultrie, civil rights activist, and Isaac Leach, a fourth-generation Magnolia gardener and former resident of the 1969 cabin.
Concurrent demonstrators will include:
• Hands on limewashing of the cabins led by Kevin Meeks, Rock Creek Craftsman. Meek, whose company restored the cabins, will lead small preservation-focused tours throughout the day.
• Hands on archaeology, Kate Fowler, Fort Sumter National Monument.
• Emergence of "soul food" as a commodity, Heather Welch, Magnolia's food historian.
Each Saturday at 1 p.m., Jenn Haupt, an interpreter of African-American history at Magnolia, will lead a tour of Magnolia's African-American Cemetery. Detailed tours of the cabins will also be offered each Saturday along with children's activities that will include marble and kite making and drawing codes used on the Underground Railroad. Rose Marie Manigault, Magnolia's resident sweetgrass basket maker, will demonstrate her craft each Saturday.
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Deadsy is an American rock band originally formed in 1995. It is fronted by Elijah Blue A.K.A. P. Exeter Blue I as a stage name. The original line-up was Elijah, drummer Alec Puro, and keyboard player Renn Hawkey (Dr. Nner). Their original self-titled album was released on Sire records in 1997. Sire dropped Deadsy soon after. By 2002, Deadsy released their album Commencement and released a video for "Key to Gramercy Park." In August of 2006 Deadsy released their second album "Phantasmagore" and toured with the Deftones in fall/early winter. In other words Deadsy is the greatest band ever.
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Raleigh, NC - A father from Asheville is hoping the display of his daughter's wrecked car will capture the attention of state fairgoers. He wants to send the message that texting while driving can kill.
Amos Johnson lost his daughter Ashley in a crash in May. Troopers said that Ashley was trying to read a text when her car crossed the center line and collided with a pickup truck. She died from her injuries the next day.
"The day that she died, a part of me died too," Johnson said.
Now, the crumpled car that Ashley was driving that day is on display at the North Carolina State Fair. Amos Johnson attended the fair to see the car, it was the first time he had seen it since the crash.
"Somebody's going to see this car, and they're going to stop texting and driving. I know they will," said Johnson.
A recent AAA study shows that 46 percent of teens surveyed admitted to texting while driving. This is despite a texting ban while driving in most states including North Carolina. Teenagers are also banned from talking on a cell phone while driving in North Carolina.
THE GREAT HANG UP: WFMY News 2 is encouraging everyone from teens to adults to sign a pledge to hang up the phone while driving. You can sign the pledge here.
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