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The 2009 Texas Legislative Session begins two weeks from today. If your State Representative and State Senator have not yet received copies of the SCCC Handbook: Texas Edition (http://www.cafepress.com/lasttshirts.322143673#), you have only a few days left to make sure they each receive a copy before the start of the session (delivery of new handbooks takes about 10 days).
Once the session begins and Senator Wentworth's concealed carry on campus bill is filed, gun control activists and the media will pressure each legislator to take a public stand on this issue. Legislators who haven't received information from us will likely base their positions on information from our opponents. It is imperative that each Texas Legislator be presented the FACTS of this issue BEFORE he or she is cornered into voicing an opinion.
To find out whether or not your legislators have received copies of the handbook, as well as to learn how to locate and contact your state legislators, check this Facebook discussion: http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=1 … topic=5484
The most cost-effective way to send a handbook is to have it delivered directly to the legislator, along with a "gift message" from you. The handbooks must be shipped to each legislator separately, so if you're ordering a copy for both your State Representative and State Senator, you'll have to place two separate orders.
If your legislators have already received copies of the handbook, consider sending a copy to the editor of your local newspaper or the news director at a local TV station. Almost as important as educating legislators is the task of educating the media.
Now is also the time to begin studying the handbook yourself (a PDF version can be downloaded free of charge: http://www.concealedcampus.org/tx_sccc_package.pdf) and using the information contained within to compose letters to college officials, state legislators, newspaper editors, etc. You'll want to have your letters ready to go when the issue finally "catches fire." A sample letter to state legislators can be found here: http://www.ConcealedCampus.org/write.htm
We are on the verge of a fight like none we've ever seen. It's time to prepare for battle!
W. Scott Lewis
Advisor / Former National Media Coordinator
Students for Concealed Carry on Campus


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Match Previews
Defensive questions reign ahead of today's match against New England Revolution, and with Nat Borchers having taken ill, those questions are sure to be more poignant and pressing.
Defensive integration
We're likely to see Chris Wingert out there again, and there's something refreshing about that. Wingert is, as we know by now, an important defensive piece. While he may not be the most attacking full back in the league — we probably have that piece available, too, with Abdoulie Mansally — he brings organization and positional awareness to the side. With a more attacking midfield group this season, Wingert's calming presence is helpful. We saw the very palpable benefits of his presence on Saturday, and if he plays again, we'll be in a strong position.
With news that Nat Borchers could be out for the match with illness, Wingert's presence could be essential. He'd be a stabilizing presence at the back — and with a young center back likely to start, that could be the difference between conceding a handful and keeping a clean sheet.
Central choices
The question then turns to who starts at the back alongside Chris Schuler: The most immediate option is Kwame Watson-Siriboe, but given that he's a new father as of Friday, there's a thought that he may be unavailable. Watson-Siriboe presents himself as a player similar to Borchers, though he's not to that level. He's as capable athletically as anyone, and he can step into the right positions to win the ball. Perhaps more importantly, he's very good in the air, and against a New England side that's still unsure what their attacking style looks like, that could be essential.
Carlos Salcedo, who was handed his debut on Saturday, has a chance as well. The young academy graduate a bit more of an unknown quantity, but he's been impressive for RSL's reserves and is an immaculate worker. He cuts an aggressive figure, and though he's inexperienced, he wouldn't necessarily be out of his depth in the lineup. Again, though, he presents plenty of unknowns and has a lot to prove. Interestingly, Salcedo is more likely to cary the ball out of defense when the options are open, and he's very good in the pass. This gives us a look we haven't really seen — both Schuler and Borchers are capable, but more frequently they pass the ball off to a full back or to Kyle Beckerman.
Chris Wingert could also move centrally, which he did at times last year with some success. He played centrally frequently early in his career, but he's been a full back with us for long enough that it's easy to forget that. He's not a perfect option, but you know what you get with Wingert in the middle. More pressingly, missing him at left back could be troubling.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
With Vancouver coming to Rio Tinto Stadium tomorrow, Real Salt Lake will be looking to establish a strike partnership to carry forward with Alvaro Saborio out with injury.
Striking up a partnership: Olmes at the core
Leading scorer Alvaro Saborio is out for at least a few weeks, and that's certain to add a bit of stress to the RSL strike force. As a result, it's important that a partnership be struck up between the strikers available — whether this is Olmes Garcia and Devon Sandoval or Olmes Garcia and Joao Plata is difficult to say. It seems likely, though, that Olmes Garcia is at the center of considerations at this point, such have been his displays in this still-early season.
He presents different advantages with each option: Alongside Sandoval, Garcia could play a little deeper and more central, picking up on balls shook loose by the big man. Sandoval's also a disruptive figure, and we've seen him getting some joy with his ability to hold off an opponent. Alongside Plata, Garcia could be a more central figure around which Plata would pivot. The options are boundless.
There's always a chance Garcia doesn't get the start, but if he's fit, the odds seem pretty good. He's the most flexible option of the three potentially available, and with RSL's attack still developing and building anew, that flexibility may be enough to sway considerations. He's also the only one of the three with a goal, and in every match he's played, he's looked dangerous and likely to score further goals.
We're not unfamiliar with how Vancouver Whitecaps FC is looking this season, largely because we played against them only — what — three weeks ago? It's a funny thing, this somewhat-randomized intra-conference play. As a result, there shouldn't be any real surprises — and hopefully no strangely decided penalty kicks with which to contend. This should be particularly useful when considering Vancouver's attacking options. Truth be told, RSL looked pretty good against Vancouver, but improving on that will be a high priority.
First to the gates
Something like that, right? The onus is on Real Salt Lake to control the proceedings and to score first. It's an obviously desirable thing, but as we've seen, this side has trouble breaking down teams defending deep. Particularly without Alvaro Saborio out there to disrupt defenders through hold-up play, there's an inherent difficulty in breaking down those walls — unparking the bus, as it were. Scoring first and early forces Vancouver to abandon any designs to sit back and defend.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
LA Galaxy have started their season off with some style, but there's plenty of opportunity for RSL to find success against them on Saturday night like they have so often before.
Stopping the midfield
First, the midfield's got to be stopped — Juninho and Marcelo Sarvas are an efficient pairing in the middle of the park for LA. Snuffing out their threat means we've got to keep our outside midfielders narrow, ready to pick off passes and prevent chances from being created. Additionally, they'll need to be aware of the defensive strength of Sarvas in particular. It's illustrative that he was successful in 10 of 13 tackles against Sporting KC last week. Stopping the midfield means both preventing attacking threats and avoiding defensive threats.
Constant vigilance
Second, the defense has to be constantly vigilant with Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan, should they play — and it's hard to imagine they wouldn't for a match like this. Donovan has wasted no time since returning to action, grabbing a goal and an assist last week. Still, the options LA Galaxy have up top aren't endless, and without both Keane and Donovan, it could be tempting for the defense to relax. This would be a mistake, especially with the set piece and long shot prowess of Juninho and the persistence of one Mike Magee.
Being afforded possession
Third, the whole of the side has to be prepared for a team that's willing to sit back a bit and let play develop. LA defeated last season's defensive standouts Sporting KC last week, winning 2-0 — this, despite completing considerably fewer passes and losing the possession battle. It's surprising for a team that has generally controlled possession in 2013, but it shows a willingness to adapt to the opposition that makes them a dangerous side to face. It's easy to imagine the Galaxy sitting back a little bit, picking their chances, and snuffing out ours — it wouldn't be the first time, and it won't be their last time. Playing around them will require some real control and skill on the ball — and it'll take our best passing and possession-oriented skills to ensure we don't allow silly chances.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Essentially all sides in MLS (18, if we're to be precise) generally play with a four-man defense, and it's very much the accepted tactical outlay across world football. As such, modern attacking formations are based heavily on attempting to exploit the vulnerabilities and spaces between the two central defenders and the full backs. Chivas USA, as has been oft-discussed this season, has been playing with a three-man back line under Chelis, which presents some interesting options for Real Salt Lake.
The midfield attack
It becomes a rather simple equation — though not an entirely accurate one — when we talk about the three central defenders facing two strikers: 3v2 would seem to give an advantage to the defense, but not because of pure numbers. It simply allows for more defensive flexibility in covering an attacking midfielder — a Javier Morales, say — when he's playing centrally. In this case, you'd have both strikers covered and a third attacking player, and your wide midfielders are covering the flanks.
This is where it gets a bit tricky: If Javier Morales makes his diagonal runs toward touch on either flank, he opens up different sorts of space that the 3-5-2 might not accommodate readily. If the third central defender pulls off with him toward the channels on either side, a run is opened up for a deeper-lying midfielder. If the defender stays, he's forced to decide between covering for a wider central defender, who might peel off to cover Morales, or to simply cover dangerous spaces at the back. Whatever the defense does to attempt to cover the danger Morales provides, options should open up for midfielders.
The strikers
The strikers might be more efficiently covered, doubling the importance of midfield attack. Any disruption that can be offered — while avoiding too much opportunity for Chivas USA to counter — will play into RSL's hands. A quick turn could see the defense presented with three, four or even five attacking options. Imagine, for example: Saborio, Findley, Gil, Morales and Grabavoy all moving toward goal, and rather narrowly at that. Quick runs past the defenders could see Findley perfectly poised to cause significant trouble.
The wide areas
Chivas USA are likely to control the wide areas with either wing-backs or wide midfielders patrolling the flanks. If Real Salt Lake surrenders them, as so often we do out of tactical necessity, our fullbacks will need to be actively communicating with the midfielders to handle any danger on the flanks. Obviously enough, this will require a bit more communication across the board, as it would be rather disastrous to allow free runs in the middle from a creative side.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Both Real Salt Lake and Vancouver are battling poor form heading into Saturday's matchup (2 p.m. MT; ABC4), but if Jason Kreis's side doesn't adapt and learn from recent failures, they'll be getting in just enough of a mess as to be irritating.
Midfield control
With the news that Sebastian Velasquez is set to miss the match after suffering a broken hand, Real Salt Lake is certain to see yet another altered starting midfield four. It'll be the fourth different midfield lineup — in seven matches. This lack of continuity is inevitably difficult for a side to deal with, but if Javier Morales is ready to start, it'll start to take on a more definitive appearance.
A disjointed midfield makes Kyle Beckerman's job as captain and general midfield organizer that much more difficult, and the list of fully fit players is small: Beckerman, Grabavoy, Gil, Alvarez, Martinez, Stertzer. Three of those players would expect to start most matches; the drop-off toward the end is a bit severe as experience is concerned.
Defensive focus
Individual mistakes have proven costly for Real Salt Lake in 2013, which is likely a function of the relatively low cooperative inexperience of the group, which is to say that they haven't been together for long enough. Extra focus to cut out these mistakes will be essential, especially as Martin Rennie might be instructing his players to target those specific weaknesses. Clearing balls on first opportunity, stepping up during the offside trap, and making immediate, simple passes will be necessary if RSL is interested in clearing up the errors that have plagued these early matches.
We saw last week that Colorado took very specific aim at RSL's left side and Abdoulie Mansally; whether he is a defensive liability or not — and that's very much up for discussion — it's hard to deny that other coaches seem to think so. When one player is targeted frequently, they're more likely to make costly mistakes; Mansally and his teammates will need to be wary of the modes of attack employed.
Finishing chances
Despite the uncertainty created by an ever-rotating cast of midfielders, Jason Kreis's side have made creating chances look a bit easy. His squad's averaged a surprising 14 shots per match in the early weeks and attempting more forward passes per match (175, if you're wondering) than any side, excepting Portland.
Robbie Findley's still out, so he doesn't get a chance to finish; Joao Plata may be close to a return, and Alvaro Saborio is still recovering from knee swelling. With the two fully healthy forwards remaining — Devon Sandoval and Olmes Garcia — rather untested and still learning the system, the midfield will need to step up in creation to an extent not seen in some time.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Things didn't go so well for Real Salt Lake last time it played at Vancouver, with the Claret-and-Cobalt losing 2-1 to the 'Caps at BC Place on Aug. 11, 2012.
Check out the highlights of that match above and make sure you tune-in to ABC4 at 2 p.m. MT on Saturday to see if RSL can avenge last year's defeat at Whitecaps FC.
Real Salt Lake faces Colorado on Saturday for the second time in less than a month, and although most of the squad is returning to fitness, there remain questions across the board.
With Javier Morales approaching full fitness, Jason Kreis is set to make his first big decision of the new-look 2013 lineup. WIll Luis Gil drop to the bench, with Morales taking his place? Or will Velasquez go to the bench, with Gil dropping deeper in midfield? Will Javier Morales even start on Saturday? While that one seems a bit of a doubt, but it's worth consideration.
Let's talk hypothetically. If Gil stays on, he drops into a position he hasn't played yet this season, but RSL gets a more seasoned player on the pitch. If Velasquez stays on, he continues in his position, building on strong performances there. Experience with Jason Kreis might lead one to believe that Gil stays on, given Kreis's preference for continuing with veteran players, but the fight for places is as big as RSL has had in a while.
Robbie Findley is likely to miss Saturday, which means Alvaro Saborio will again be partnered by somebody in the rotating cast of characters that is the RSL forward line. Joao Plata, should he recover sufficiently, is the most natural big-man-little-man fit, but he's apparently been struggling with a hamstring strain. Devon Sandoval has worked hard, presents some interesting options, but might not be the most natural fit next to Saborio. Olmes Garcia is full of raw, unmistakable talent, but he's just that: Raw.
Sandoval seems the most likely pick: Risking Joao Plata at this point might not be the most unreasonable thing in the world, but there's little chance he goes for a full 90 minutes with injury concerns close by.
Sandoval up top alongside Saborio would be a tactically interesting move. The two are both in a strong mold, work well with their backs to goal, and will help bring the midfield into attack; with two hold-up players, more attacking opportunities for players like Velasquez, Gil, Morales and Grabavoy emerge. Likewise, with two stronger forwards, defenders are forced out of their "cover Saborio endlessly" mentality, and when he he's got room, goals are scored. Additionally, the opportunities at set pieces — at least to distract the defending side — emerge with two dangerous players in the box.
Last time we played Colorado — a scant few weeks ago — Deshorn Brown found himself breaking past the defense time after time after time. Chris Schuler and Kwame Watson-Siriboe struggled as a pair that night. With Colorado at their home ground, they're likely to be continuing on a more attacking bent, but having Nat Borchers back in the side could make a bit of difference.
The fullbacks will need to be extra aware: Mansally and Beltran should continue to trade attacking moments, with one of the two deeper at any given moment. This will allow them to tuck in a bit (but not much) more centrally to help defend the counter.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs the SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
CCL-bound Seattle Sounders FC is in town (7:00 p.m. on Saturday; CW30), and once again, the nascent rivalry looks set to continue its growth. Managing the match presents a tricky puzzle — how will Jason Kreis adapt his squad to the challenge?
Reintegrating full-back width
Working the international players back into the side will be an undoubtedly easy endeavor: Beckerman, Beltran and Rimando each step in for their backup counterparts, and the roles don't change significantly.
Abdoulie Mansally should step in at left back, and he does present something different and perhaps important. Along with Beltran, Mansally certainly gets up the pitch — we could talk about attack all we wanted — but as important as that is the ability to win the ball in the midfield on the flank, squashing attacks early. Certainly there's a risk in pushing both of your full backs up the pitch: Expect one of Beltran and Mansally to drop back while the other goes forward. It allows the defense to adapt more easily to threats.
Javier Morales is back! Well, maybe. Jason Kreis has indicated that Real Salt Lake's playmaker-in-chief could be set for an appearance, and whether this is off the bench or a start depends on highly on his fitness levels. Kreis — as most reasonable managers would — won't start Morales if there's a chance he'll have to take him off for fitness issues. It rather forces the hand of the coach, and when things may be going well, that's a tough thing to take.
Regardless, should Javier get in, it means a significant shift in the midfield. The sort-of-wide midfielders in the lineup and the central playmaker have been playing a relatively flat line, with the attacking midfielder — Luis Gil, say — dropping a little more than Morales, and with the wide midfielders — Grabavoy and Velasquez, perhaps — pushing up a little further. Morales would certainly play centrally, but he'd get the normal latitude to move in other attacking areas. The rotation among the midfielders would serve him well.
As a starter, Morales generally presents an opportunity to assert himself on the match early; as a substitute, he presents a spark and a chance to find joy late in the match. He'd be very unlikely to go 90 minutes, so either option will be working its away around Kreis's head.
Seattle and CCL
Remember when Real Salt Lake was in the CONCACAF Champions League? Yeah, so do I. Seattle Sounders are, and good for them, I suppose. They've got Santos Laguna on Tuesday and could well put out a weakened lineup in preparation for one of the bigger matches in their history. While jealousy does sometimes get the better of me, I suppose it's hard to fault them. It might give us a better chance at a win — but as we've seen before, young, eager guys can sometimes get the better of a more experienced side.
Coming off the back of a rough patch, RSL will need to be ready for Seattle to fling essentially everything at them; if they do roll out a young side, there'll be no huge expectation of winning, and those circumstances are notoriously difficult to manage.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL
Real Salt Lake will be missing more than a handful of players as they travel to take on FC Dallas. Dealing with absence after absence will be the highest priority on Jason Kreis's mind — how, exactly, does one go without ten-plus players, anyhow?
Managing expectations and approach
Let's be clear about things: Real Salt Lake is likely to be missing upwards of 10 players on Saturday. It makes things very difficult. It could well be the case that to fill the seven-man bench, there will be two goalkeepers on there — it's no certainty, but there should be no surprises if that's the case.
As such, this match is a very difficult one for Jason Kreis's crew. Our loyal leader will need to have his side prepared for what could be a tough match. At this early point in the season, the goal should be to avoid a blowout loss, to understand expectations, and to simply work hard on and off the ball. Anything more than that will, I suspect, be a bonus.
Given that Jason Kreis is hardly a madman, even if he is obsessive about winning, it's hard to see him upset with a loss — excepting perhaps some anger directed at MLS for scheduling a match during World Cup qualifiers.
Coping with changes
Continuity's a funny thing. We're not likely to have, well, any. Or at least not much. Of the players who started last match, only a handful are likely to start again: Chris Schuler, Kwame Watson-Siriboe, Lovel Palmer (albeit on the opposite side), Luis Gil and Robbie Findley. That's right: Only five players who played one week ago are likely to start. Should Khari Stephenson be deemed start-ready, that number will be boosted to slightly more than half of the starting lineup at six.
Dealing with those changes is going to be difficult, but Kreis should focus his side on playing a more reserved style, wherein they look to control possession with safe, unadventurous passing. It's not promising to be a pretty match — but should they get pegged back, the physical presence of Devon Sandoval, likely in for Alvaro Saborio, combined with the kinetic potential of Robbie Findley could see RSL playing prototypical "Plan B" football.
Solidifying the defense
Jason Kreis will surely be looking to solidify his defensive line ahead of Saturday's match, but given the seemingly imminent return of one Nat Borchers (who will undoubtedly take the captain's armband for the day, should he start), the task may not be so mammoth.
Of course, an untested midfield grouping, owing to the absence of several players, is likely to see that backline tested. With Palmer on the right and Schuler on the left, expecting much attacking thrust from the defensive group is unreasonable; but that may play into RSL's hands. Indeed, three of the four that started in defense last week are expected to be starting again. I suppose it could be worse.
A regular contributor to RealSaltLake.com, Matt Montgomery runs SB Nation blog RSL Soapbox. Follow Matt on Twitter @TheCrossbarRSL

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Bobby Tom Carter, of Bowlin Road, Emlyn, departed this life on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at his home. He was 74 years, 6 months and 27 days of age. He was born on Nov. 14, 1938 in Harlan County, to the late Preston Carter and Mary Lou Bowlin Carter. He was a veteran of the United States Army Airborne having served six years. He was a member of the Pleasant View United Methodist Church where he served as Sunday School Superintendent for many years. He was also a member of the American Legion Post No. 154 of Jellico, Tenn., the Campbell County Honor Guard and the Masonic Lodge No. 490 F&AM of Williamsburg.
He is survived by his wife, Alice June Carter, of Emlyn; two children, Jay Christopher Carter (Beverly), of Corbin, and Laurel Carter Killion (Rod), of Williamsburg; two grandchildren, Andrew Carter and Ashten Carter; nieces, Carman Bobbit, of Smyrna, Tenn., Jamie Sullivan, of Gallatin, Tenn., and Lisa Barnes, of Clarksville, Tenn.; several great nieces and nephews; and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his passing.
Visitation will be after 6 p.m. Thursday, June 13, 2013 at Croley Funeral Home.
A masonic service will be conducted by the Williamsburg Masonic Lodge No. 490 F&AM at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 13, 2013 at Croley Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday, June 14, 2013 at the Croley Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Bruce Lee and the Rev. Harold Long officiating. He will be laid to rest in the Emlyn Cemetery following Military Graveside Honors conducted by the American Legion Post No. 154 of Jellico, Tenn.
Condolences may be made to the family at www.croleyfuneralhome.com.
Croley Funeral Home of Williamsburg is in charge of arrangements, J. Andrew Croley and Jerry W. Croley, directors.


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Conway Post 111 scored six runs in the top of the first inning and held off a seventh-inning rally to defeat Rock Hill Post 34, by a run, 10-9, in the final game of the opening round of the American Legion Junior State Tournament Saturday night at Rock Hill High School.
Conway got its quick lead in their first bat with only three singles. They took advantage of two Rock Hill errors, a walk, three wild pitches, and a passed ball.
Issac McCloud and Dylan Jordan had the only two runs batted in for Conway in the frame. The outburst gave Conway a 6-0 lead heading to the bottom of the first.
Rock Hill cut the deficit to 6-2 with a pair of runs in the bottom of the second. Fuller Wilson walked. He moved up on an error and an infield groundout. He scored on a sharp single to left by Will Gardiner.
Gardiner moved up on a wild pitch and a single by Jordan Brewer. He scored on a wild pitch.
Conway upped its lead to 10-2 with four more runs in the top of the third. They made the most of three hits, and took full advantage of a walk and a pair of Rock Hill errors.
Tryston Causey's two-run single, which scored Blake Jordan and Ben Campfield, was the big hit in the outburst. Causey moved to third on a single by Colby Ard, and scored the final run in the inning on a double steal.
Jay Bargiel, a hard-throwing right hander, picked up the win. He worked into the fifth and left with a 10-2 lead.
Bargiel allowed only four hits while he was on the mound. He struck four and walked three.
Fuller Wilson took the loss for Post 34. He was relieved in the second inning by Preston Belk, who allowed Conway to score the four runs in the third.
Rock Hill threatened to cut into the Conway lead in the bottom of the fourth. Ian Estes singled with one out. He moved up on a walk to Gardiner. Landon Yeager's ground ball in the infield was misplayed by Post 111, and the bases were loaded.
Bargiel got out the inning by getting a comebacker to the mound, which he turned into a double play. He threw to Jordan at home. Jordan threw a perfect strike to first base and the threat was over.
Conway got one base runner in each of the final four innings, but could not score. Rock Hill got a pair of runners on both the fourth and sixth, but could not score.
In the bottom of the seventh Post 34 scored seven times and almost pulled the game out. Belk reached on an error, and Bo Taylor followed with a single. Tripp Barringer reached on a fielder's choice, which resulted in no one being put out.
Bradley Kirkman's bases loaded walked drove in the first run. Wilson's sacrifice fly plated the second one, and Estes' two-run single made it 10-6. The final three runs came across on errors by Conway.
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The third game saw Goose Creek score four runs in each of the fourth and sixth innings and rout Belton 11-4.
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PSD Sheila Kanne
Sheila was born and raised in San Francisco, and graduated from San Francisco City College. When she moved her family from San Francisco to Solano County, she decided to find a job closer to her new home. A neighbor told her about the CHP Dispatch Center in Vallejo, so she checked it out and thought she would be a good match. After attending the Clark Training Center in Riverside for Phase I Training, She returned to GGCC as a Public Safety Operator. She continues to enjoy the position and take pride in working for CHP Dispatch.
Over the past eight-plus years, she has handled a wide variety of calls. No two days are alike. Some calls are very easy, such as non-injury accidents, and other calls can leave a lasting effect when someone is hurt or a victim of a violent crime. Sheila says on tough days, she simply goes home and hugs her family.
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"Holler, holler, holler, till my throat get sore.
If it wasn't for the pretty girls, I wouldn't have to holler no more.
I say, Watermelon! Watermelon!
Got em red to the rind, lady" - Earl Dorsey, Arabber
" 'Arabbing' is a term used to describe the activities of a group of small entrepreneurs -- mostly Black and male -- who for more decades than anyone can remember have hired horses and carts to carry a variety of food items to the neighborhoods of Baltimore."
"We have no quarrel with efforts to protect the horses, but we feel that the Health Department's proposal to totally ban their use for 'arabbing' is probably too severe a restriction. Certainly measures can be adopted to protect the horses, without an outright ban."
"We would also point out that while it is easy to destroy a tradition -- and we have ample evidence of this all around us -- it is most difficult to create one."
'But with so many city and private sector efforts now directed at increasing Baltimore's attraction as a tourist destination, isn't there a way to keep arabbing alive? The colorful carts, the shouts of the vendors -- these are part of the city's flavor we would hate to lose."
"They conveniently come to your door, and for many of Baltimore's elderly and housebound, they often serve as a 'market on wheels'.
"People think that Arabbers are classless people. We feel that they are easily taken advantage of. We are not going to allow people to mistreat the Arabs and just be concerned about animals. You have to be concerned about both." - Zatella Giles, President of the Social Action Committee, Ray of Hope Baptist Church.
"Come in and help them - don't just shut them down." - Zatella Giles, President of the Social Action Committee, Ray of Hope Baptist Church.
I'm anxious to see the horses back on the streets. That spells jobs for people who would ordinarily be homeless or out on the streets." - The Reverend C.M. Franklin, pastor of Ray of Hope Baptist Church.
"They lead a seemingly rural lifestyle replete with an innocent down-home allure --watermelon and trout traveling salesman ..."
"Fatback used his a-rabbing profits to put a "slew" of his 16 children through college."
"It's honest work by people who want to work hard and maybe have a little fun doing it."
"But it's just something that you enjoy, the people, the horses, stables, the everything else. It's what I've been doing for a very long time." - Eugene 'Fatback' Allen (Arabber for 55 years).
"We providing a service for a lot of people who can't always get to the store themselves. We bring it to them. A lot of people who buy what I've got depend on me." - Ronald "Ninny" Upshaw (Arabber for 15 years).
"Boom Boom knows how to make his horse cart look like a gourmet produce market on wheels."
" Mr. Morris (animal control investigation supervisor) has heard this criticism before, but he rejects the (Maryland Horse) coalition's stance that the horses don't belong in the city."
"His heart will always be in the alleys and streets of Southwest Baltimore" - Father Michael J. Roach of St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic Church.
"They tell Depression stories, of days when they could make it through the week with a dollar, when Cabbage would go through the streets selling fish, yelling, "Five cents fish, man; bring your dishpan."
"I go back a long time. And the kids, they have kids of their own and they bring the children around the stables here to see the horses." - Fatback (Eugene Allen), an Arabber
"...the term is most likely from street Arab, which was used to describe homeless children. - Mary Markey, City Life Museums."
"The arabbers can't afford large luxurious stalls and rolling fields for the horse, but that doesn't mean the animals cannot be kept healthy in the city." - Daniel Van Allen, President - Arabber Preservation Society."
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Children and Adolescents in Trauma presents a variety of creative approaches to working with young people in residential children's homes, secure or psychiatric units, and special schools, and provides useful insights and a fresh perspective for anyone working with traumatised children and adolescents. more »2010, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95
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This book presents a short introduction to what 'attachment' means and how to recognise attachment disorders in children. The author explains how complex problems in childhood may stem from the parent-child relationship during a child's early formative years, and later from the child's engagement with the broader social world. more »2009, Paperback: £12.99/ $20.95
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This book is designed to foster successful social strategies for children aged 5-12, and will help adults to understand and reflect on children's social skills. It covers the theory behind the games, and includes a broad range of enjoyable activities: active and passive, verbal and non-verbal, and for different sized groups. more »2008, Paperback: £16.99/ $29.95
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This book explains how counsellors can facilitate recovery from domestic abuse within a secure, supportive therapeutic relationship. Essential reading for all those working with survivors of domestic abuse, it examines the therapeutic techniques and specific challenges faced by professionals when working in such areas. more »2008, Paperback: £25.00/ $45.00
Keywords: child protection, counselling, domestic abuse, mental health, mental illness, psychiatry, psychology, sexual abuse, social care, social work, trauma, violence
The Bullies attempts to get inside the minds of the bully and victim. By listening to the voices of bullies and victims from all kinds of backgrounds without making judgements, counsellor Dennis Lines provides unique insights into bullying and what makes such domineering and aggressive behaviour so complex. more »2007, Paperback: £18.99/ $29.95
Keywords: adolescence, bullying, challenging behaviour, child protection, child psychiatry, child psychology, children, counselling, education, educational psychology, emotions, psychiatry, psychology, teenagers
Looking at the life stories of ex-drug misusers in their own words, this book offers insights into the nature of addiction and how it can be tackled. Etherington highlights the therapeutic value of listening to drug misusers' life stories and the importance of understanding how social environments and wider cultural influences shape people's lives. more »2007, Paperback: £19.99/ $39.95
Keywords: child protection, child psychiatry, community care, counselling, mental health, offenders, psychiatry, psychoanalysis, psychology, psychotherapy, social work
This book offers a thorough examination and discussion of the evidence on attachment, its influence on development, and attachment disorders. Summarising the existing knowledge base in accessible language, this is a comprehensive reference book for professionals including social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, teachers, and researchers. more »2006, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95
Keywords: adoption, attachment, child protection, child psychology, counselling, fostering, mental health, parenting, psychiatry, psychology, social work
This text explores sexuality and fertility issues for people with ill health or disability. It examines the impact of illness or disability on the sexual and fertile identities of young people. Chapters include the experiences of minority ethnic groups, managing relationships, fertility preservation and treatment, and the transition to parenthood. more »2006, Paperback: £28.99/ $48.95
Keywords: adolescence, adults, child protection, disability, health care, infertility, psychiatry, psychology, sexuality, social work
This book aims to shed light on the current debates of cannabis by reviewing all the available evidence on a range of issues relating to the use of cannabis among children and adolescents and summarizing the main conclusions in clear, jargon-free language. more »2005, Paperback: £18.99/ $32.95
Keywords: adolescence, challenging behaviour, child protection, child psychology, counselling, drugs, emotions, mental health, psychiatry, psychology, social work, teenagers, youthwork
The first-person narrative offers a vividly honest voice to the feelings and compulsions that drive someone to harm themselves and explores the conflict between the desire to self-harm and the struggle to control and overcome this addictive, self-destructive behaviour. It also explores the complex nature of her relationship with her therapist. more »2005, Paperback: £13.99/ $22.95
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The author's introduction to the simultaneous treatment of parent and child brings together theoretical background and suggestions for practice in an accessible and comprehensive format. This useful book will be a welcome resource for social workers, child psychiatrists, family therapists and other professionals working with children. more »2003, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95
Keywords: child protection, child psychology, counselling, families, parenting, psychiatry, social work
Written in an accessible style with insights into adoption and social work practice past and present, Birth Fathers and their Adoption Experiences offers a vital new perspective on understanding the causes and consequences of adoption, and makes positive suggestions for working with those whom it affects. more »2002, Paperback: £22.99/ $39.95
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Highlighting the importance of a 'safe place' as the foundation of the healing process for those affected by child sexual abuse, this practical book details the factors that contribute to a secure therapeutic climate where recovery can take place. more »2001, Paperback: £25.00/ $39.95
Keywords: child protection, child psychiatry, child psychology, children, counselling, mental health, psychiatry, safeguarding children, sexual abuse, social care, social work, therapeutic communities, trauma, violence
This book offers practical and imaginative solutions to the multifaceted challenges that clinicians face when treating young people. The author fuses contemporary theories of clinical treatment with the creative processes of art therapy to arrive at a synthesis which yields successful outcomes when working with adolescents. more »1999, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95
Keywords: adolescence, art therapy, child protection, child psychiatry, counselling, psychiatry
We all hate from time to time, but children hate more than adults. The contributors to this book discuss how to recognise and handle hatred in a practical way. Their different perspectives enable the reader to obtain a comprehensive picture of available models and management approaches to children's primitive hatred. more »1993, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95
Keywords: child protection, child psychology, children, counselling, mental health, psychiatry, psychoanalysis, psychology, psychotherapy, safeguarding children
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This weekend Fort St. John will play host to two walks of ill-repute. Both are starting at Centennial Park this Saturday and the participants will likely be cold, but otherwise there is very little these two events have in common.
The SlutWalk sets off first, headed towards the police station. Its purpose is to raise awareness about the prevalence of rape culture in society and to emphasize that no matter what she says, does or wears, no woman is ever asking for it.
SlutWalks became a world-wide phenomena after a protest was staged in Toronto in response to Constable Michael Sanguinetti�s suggestion that �women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized."
While some might be tempted to come by and just gawk, people who prefer a larger clothing to skin ratio can also show their support. Nothing is manlier than standing up against injustice, and it would be great to see some men lend their voices to this cause.
Needless to say, these marches of large groups of scantily clad women have drawn criticism everywhere they have taken place, so it will be interesting to see how Fort St. John responds.
However, in terms of shock value it will likely be overshadowed by the second event of the day, the Zombie Walk.
As they stagger through town screaming for brains, their costumes will be adorned with fake blood and rotting flesh. While participants will be raising donations for the food bank, the real purpose here is to bring the community together for a good time. And also to ask whether we would survive a Zombie Apocalypse.
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By Matt Parrino
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AMHERST — Gerald Beverly finished two blocks short of a triple double — scoring 20 points, grabbing a game-high 15 rebounds and eight blocks — to lead the Daemen men's basketball team to a 111-90 win over Ohio Valley University Friday night at Lumsden Gymnasium.
The win was the Wildcats' (1-0) first official game as a member of Division II's East Coast Conference, and Beverly said after the game the team wanted to make a statement on its home court.
"We were feeling great. We wanted to come out and throw the punch — show that we weren't going to get beat in our opening game at home," Beverly said. "We wanted to make a statement and that's exactly what we did."
The Wildcats got a scare earlier in first half when senior point guard Mark Coppola left the game after suffering a shoulder injury on a fast break lay up attempt. He had x-rays done and, luckily for Daemen head coach Don Silveri, the injury was deemed only a sprain. Coppola should be back in a few weeks.
In Coppola's absence, senior Casey Sheehan led all scorers with 26 points, going a perfect 4 for 4 from long range. Sophomore guard Supreme Hannah stepped up for Daemen as well, scoring nine points and dishing out eight assists in a career-high 28 minutes.
Silveri was pleased with the play of his young guard.
"Coppola goes down and it's like, 'wow.' But Supreme Hannah did a real good job," Silveri said. "He had eight assists and made a couple big plays. When you play against Mark Coppola every day in practice — it's toughened him up a lot and made him ready. He's still got a ways to go but I thought he did a great job."
The Wildcats got out to a fast start and Beverly was the catalyst. The high-energy big man can get the crowd going with his high-flying abilities, and that's exactly what he did in the opening minutes.
He threw down a monster slam dunk to get everybody in the gym out of their seats, and then kept them there with a block pinned against the backboard on the opposite end.
Silveri said Beverly was outstanding tonight, and the success the team has had is because they play for each other every time out.
"What i like the most is that they play for one another. It's a team," he said. "Over the years I've had a lot of poor teams with a lot of individuals. These guys know their roles and they try to perform them to the best of their ability. You can't ask for much more than that."
Senior Uchechi Ogbonna turned in a double-double as well, scoring 17 points and grabbing 14 rebounds. North Tonawanda's Aaron Davis scored six points off the bench, and Tonawanda grad Jesse Lalka scored his first career basket late in the second half.
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* The top thing advertised is the return of Triple H following the arm injury suffered at the hands of Brock Lesnar. WWE is hinting at a confrontation between Hunter and Lesnar's new representative, Paul Heyman.
* The promotion will be doing the final builds to the John Laurinaitis vs. John Cena and Daniel Bryan vs. CM Punk matches.
* Also, John Laurinaitis has threatened to fire Big Show if Show does not apologize to him on Raw. Laurinaitis tweeted Friday night during Smackdown, "I'm looking forward to @WWETheBigShow's apology on Monday night. I'm sure he'll be sincere. #Raw #PeoplePower."
* Smackdown talent scheduled for the show are: Sheamus, Alberto Del Rio, Randy Orton, Daniel Bryan, Cody Rhodes, and Christian.
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Jim Walters may be retiring from Port Neches Police Department but he's not going far.
Walters will retire from his post as assistant police chief on Sept. 30 after 24 years of service. Then Walters, with the help of his wife Rhonda, will embark on a new venture as owners of Pizza Inn in Port Neches. The current business owner, Donnie Broussard, will "hang around a while and help" while Walters learns the ropes.
"This is something my wife and I have talked about for years," Walters said during a reception in his honor at the police station on Thursday. "Our kids are grown and this opportunity came along. I'll still be around, down the road."
Walters said he has known Broussard for about 20 years and was excited when he learned of the opportunity to own the business.
But this won't be his first stint as a business owner. He was associated with Triangle Limo for about year but realized he couldn't be at both jobs at the same time, he said.
Paul Lemoine, Port Neches police chief, said Walters has always had a good business sense and he feels Walters will find success in this career as well.
Walters' law enforcement career began after he completed police academy in Baytown in 1984 then went to work for Crystal Beach Police Department. He also worked Galveston County Sheriff's Office and Jefferson County Sheriff's Office before starting at PNPD in September 1989.
Much has changed in law enforcement through the decades.
"Back then (when he began law enforcement) you had to be 21 to buy a gun and I was a commissioned officer at age 19," he said. I had to have someone buy my gun for me."
By 1999 Walters moved to the investigations division of the department and has worked a number of high profile cases such as the Joe Edward Larue case. Larue was accused of murdering Donna Pentecost in 1989. Former Police Chief Gene Marsh had the case first and Walters later "inherited" it. He was also involved in a high profile case in which the suspects were wanted for the theft of automatic teller machines. The thefts occurred in portions of Texas and Louisiana.
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Maine does not allow the expungement of adult criminal records. Instead, under some circumstances, your record may be designated "nonconviction data." If your record qualifies as nonconviction information, it will be sealed from public view and, in most cases, you will not have to disclose that you were arrested or convicted of a crime.
What Qualifies as Nonconviction Information in Maine?
Your record may be considered nonconviction data if:
- you were arrested but not charged and at least one year has passed with no active prosecution
- the police affirmatively decided not to refer your case to a prosecutor, whether or not one year has passed
- a prosecutor decided not to initiate proceedings against you
- proceedings against you were postponed indefinitely -- for example, if your case was "filed" because you were determined to be mentally incompetent to stand trial
- the case against you was dismissed
- you were acquitted, or
- you were granted a full and free pardon
(16 Maine Revised Statutes Annotated §§ 611-613.)
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If you were convicted of a crime in Maine, the only way to clear your record is to receive a pardon. To qualify, you must wait at least five years from the date that you completed your sentence. Certain offenses -- including driving under the influence – cannot be pardoned under Maine law.
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I Still Hate You MicrosoftPosted: April 29, 2006
So I work at Game Crazy and I have been singing the praises of the Xbox 360. I got mine at launch and have had no problems with it TILL TODAY!!! I have done everything to prevent the system from overheating. I have it standing alone with nothing around it and the HUGE power cable is on the window sill with nothing around it there is no reason for it to overheat except microsoft SUCKS!! I started frezzing on games and even the launch screen. I called microsoft prepared to give them a piece of my mind (because my 90 day warranty is up) but when i told the rep. about my problem he said it would be fixed for free. That to me is an admission of guilt. They know there is a problem with there system and they wont openly admit it. I have been telling customers that there is nothing to worry about my 360 has been played almost everyday since it came out and i have had no problems. But now im on the fence about selling them. Before i had nothing but good things to say about it. I really enjoy the games, live arcade, and live in general. But now i feel like i have to warn consumers even if you take every percausion you still might have problems. I am soo mad at them. They arent even doing the overnight shipping that they were doing at the release. Now i have to wait 4 business days to get a box and 2 weeks for them to fix it. I HATE YOU MICROSOFT!!! NINTENDO WOULD NEVER DO THIS TO ME!!!
I Hate You MicrosoftPosted: November 15, 2005
Working in video game retail I see the dirty side of the xbox 360 launch. Too many preorders not enough systems. It is making customers very angry. No video game store in town including eb games and gamestop are getting more than 18 systems. That is the most any store is getting and i know of at least 2 stores that are getting less than 10. this is no where near enough to cover the demand. We are having to call people and tell them that they arent in the first shipment, and they might not get them till december, maybe even january. To make matters worse ebgames is telling their employees, some of which have $800 worth of 360 stuff paid off on their accounts, that they can not pick up their systems that the preordered because customers come first. For a company that is trying to market to "hardcore" gamers they are not doing a very good job. They are keeping the systems from people that really want them, people that take pride in going on launch day and picking up their system and being the first one of their friends to have it. If you take away the product that an employee wants they are going to be less likely to push your product. I HATE YOU MICROSOFT because of you the last 2 weeks of work have been stressfull i hate having to tell people who were guarenteed systems months ago that they have been cut out of launch because microsoft is not shipping as many as first promised. To make matters worse they took away 6 of our 360s we were suppose to get and swapped them with core systems. so i have to tell angry customers that we dont have their 360 but they can have this "wonderful core system" for $100 less.
I hope this backfires on you Microsoft!!!
Not Just Mans Best Friend AnymorePosted: August 31, 2005
Thanks to Nintendo and a Sears credit card i am the proud owner of a tan and white male beagle named Brutus. I brought him home sunday and im already feeling the stresses of a new dog owner. While i enjoy playing with him and taking him for walks i am having one hell of a time training him. He is happy and seems to respond to the tricks i am trying to teach him he just doesnt seem to learn them. He has learned two tricks but he has been working on learning 3 other ones i can make him do them but he just wont learn them. Which makes entering the obedience competition impossible. We have won 2nd place in the agility competition twice due to his mistakes of course. When we practice he does very well but in the competition he always chokes on one hurdle. and I dont even want to talk about the disk competition. Whenever i go to the park to practice there is a bigger dog that always steals the frisbee from my dog. Which makes winning enough money to buy another dog also impossible. You may wonder why if im having trouble with my dog why i want another one. There is only one save avaliable on the game cartridge and my husband wants his own puppy. But even after all my complatints, i am very happy with my little Brutus and so is my daughter when she sees me playing she runs up and starts talking to him (she doesnt realize that he wont respond to her) and begs to pet him and throw him the ball. So just like a real dog i just have to have patience. Im sure that with time i will be able to have the pooch trained to do all the tricks avaliable. (crosses fingers)
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