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It's Gov. Rick Scott vs. state officials in effort to raise tuition rates
Palm Beach Post
After months of pushing for out-of-the-box thinking, Gov. Rick Scott is getting a familiar answer from universities asked to help students develop new skills for a changing economy. Raise tuition. But unswayed by arguments that Florida's tuition is too low, Scott has abruptly derailed that strategy – coming out forcefully against boosting costs for students and their families…
FAMU announces its own task force and $50000 in hazing research grants
MiamiHerald.com (blog)
Also on Thursday, FAMU trustees chose seven people to serve on a task force that will examine how administrators handle hazing cases at other universities, what works in persuading students not to submit to the rituals, and how to govern the famed …
FAMU hazing victim Robert Champion marched to his own beat
Orlando Sentinel
Neighbors along a certain suburban-Atlanta street could see him from their windows: a tall, skinny boy in gym shorts and T-shirt, a towel around his shoulders like a cape, a broomstick in hand, marching up and down his driveway. Robert D. Champion IV — a kid with a name made for destiny — didn't care who saw him there or what they might have thought. In grade school he would parade like that for an hour or more at a stretch, knees high, arms cocked, ticking off the beats of a drum only he could hear.
Activists, students protest voting laws
More than 100 protesters rallied with state legislators, FAMU students and members of the NAACP and marched to the Capitol on Friday. They spoke out against voter suppression laws signed into effect by Gov. Rick Scott last session.
FAU, Wellington may team up for horse sense
Palm Beach Post
Students and faculty at Florida Atlantic University might soon help Wellington craft its equestrian master plan. Students, primarily on the university's equestrian team, would gussy up in gear bearing Wellington's logo …
Buddhist Monks Set For Sand Painting At FAU
Florida Atlantic University's Peace Studies program in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters will host Tibetan Buddhist monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery in Atlanta to construct a Mandala Sand Painting in the Schmidt Gallery on FAU's Boca Raton campus, 777 Glades Road…
FGCU looking to alumni for financial support
It's alumni weekend at Florida Gulf Coast University. Hundreds of grads are expected to return to Southwest Florida to take part in a basketball games and barbecue. But the university is looking to their graduates to help with the future of its next set of Eagles…
Florida State bestows two awards on Proctor
Historic City News
Florida State University President, Dr Eric J Barron, reported to Historic City News that they recently honored Flagler College Chancellor and Florida State Representative Bill Proctor with two awards for his work — both with the students of the State of Florida and in appreciation of eight years of legislative leadership…
UCF 'Pain Game' helps nursing students gauge patients' discomfort
Orlando Sentinel
She is a simulation that exists in a virtual hospital room, and her "nurse" is a University of Central Florida nursing student. UCF's modeling-and-simulation-lab experts and nursing-school officials have developed "The Pain Game" to help nursing …
UF plans to require class on 'the Good Life'
Gainesville Sun
The University of Florida wants its undergraduates to get an idea of the good life before they get wrapped up in their majors. UF's course examines the question of what constitutes the good life from the perspective of the humanities.
The law is a friend, not a foe, youth told at UF conference
Gainesville Sun
About 80 Alachua County middle and high school students got a crash course in law Saturday in which they identified community crime problems and suggested ways to overcome them at a conference sponsored by the Josiah T. Walls Bar Association. The conference at the University of Florida Levin College of Law brought lawyers, UF faculty, police officers and others to both explain the law and inspire the youngsters to possibly enter the professions themselves, said AuBroncee Martin, an assistant public defender and bar association member.
MLK Jr. statue to be unveiled at UNF
WJXT Jacksonville
The University of North Florida will soon be the home of the first life-sized statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. On a college campus in the United States. The 8 foot tall statue was constructed in India and shipped to Jacksonville where it will be …
150 will undergo tuberculosis testing at USF after possible exposure to disease
A group of about 150 University of South Florida students, faculty, staff and community members will get tuberculosis testing after a possible case of the disease turned up earlier this week, health officials said. A student earlier this week was found to have what experts believe is tuberculosis. He has since been placed in isolation and given tuberculosis drug therapy, according to the Hillsborough County Health Department.
Former USF CEO Rips New Bill
The Ledger
The former CEO of the University of South Florida's Lakeland campus sent a letter Friday to those who oversee the state university system asking for reconsideration of a new Legislative bill that would split the school from USF immediately. L. Preston Mercer wrote to the State University System of Florida Board of Governors and Chancellor Frank Brogan in response to legislation that was presented Wednesday. The proposal, which will go straight to the Senate Budget Committee, would remove the polytechnic university from USF's system and give it immediate independence…
Faculty Seek Halt To Plan
The Ledger
The Faculty Senate of the University of South Florida Polytechnic voted Saturday to ask for removal of a state senator's new proposal to immediately liberate USF Poly, keep the money and equipment and leave faculty behind. Faculty leaders wrote a letter addressed to Sen. Evelyn Lynn, R-Ormond Beach, and the rest of the Florida Senate, expressing "great dismay" over the proposal. The three-page letter provides detailed reasons for their objections…
USF Poly bill could mean loss of accreditation
The anxiety that pervaded the USF Polytechnic campus last fall finally lifted in November when the state Board of Governors settled the question of whether the campus would break away to become an independent university. The anxiety is back. A bill introduced in the Senate Higher Education Appropriations Committee on Wednesday would turn USF Polytechnic into the autonomous Florida Polytechnic University. The split from the University of South Florida could be immediate. It could also leave the new school without the academic accreditation that makes a university a university.
Senate Budget Leader Defends Polytech Bill
A Senate proposal inked Thursday would speed up the spin-off of Florida Polytechnic from the Tampa-based University of South Florida and create the state's 12th public university in Polk County, the Senate's top budget leader said Thursday.
UWF looking 'up' for future plans
Santa Rosa Press Gazette
The University of West Florida is looking ahead to its future in the Panhandle area after it unveiled plans on Monday for a more college-like atmosphere for the growth is expected to acquire within the next 10 years. A public input meeting was held …
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Florida college students face tuition increase
Florida college students will face a major increase in tuition under plans revealed by the Florida Senate. Students will see tuition increases of between 3 and 15 percent and tuition for workforce education would increase by 3 percent under a proposal …
More Miami-Dade high school students jump into college classes
The demand of dual enrollment programs in Broward has grown so much that two high schools — Coconut Creek and South Broward in Hollywood — are starting programs in which teachers accredited by Broward College will teach at the schools.
St. Lucie teens, families look forward to College Preparatory Academy
Officials are negotiating with Florida Atlantic University to house the school on the joint campus of FAU and Indian River State College, Rains said. Applications are being accepted and due by Feb. 21. Eligible students must have a GPA of 2.0 or higher …
13 year-old is youngest to ever attend Polk State College
ABC Action News
Alexander was accepted into the Polk State's Collegiate High School program when he was 12. At this rate he'll earn his Associate of Arts Degree a few months before he gets his high school diploma at 15.
Parents get help with college aid as demand goes up
Gainesville Sun
Across the country on Sunday, there were a lot of parents like Chester Umaguing looking for help. He was one of about 150 parents and high school students who went to Santa Fe College to talk with advisers and make sure they dotted the I's and crossed the T's on the potentially daunting applications for college financial aid. SFC was one of 22 sites in Florida participating in College Goal Sunday, a nationwide effort to help parents and their college-bound children fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Better known as the FAFSA, the required form uses parents' tax information to determine qualifications for loans and other programs…
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Bethune-Cookman University student killed in car crash
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Marcus Thomas, a Bethune-Cookman University band member, was killed in a crash on Feb. 10, 2012. (Wanda Wright Todd) The driver …
EWC correcting deficiencies cited by SACS
Florida Times-Union
Edward Waters College is working to fix deficiencies in full-time faculty staffing and documentation of its academic plan cited by the …
Eminent domain legislation advances
St. Augustine Record
Gardner said Proctor led Flagler College much of the time it acquired city properties in its steady expansion. "In the past 25 years, Flagler College has encroached on a lot of land, including half of one side of Cedar Street with historic homes, …
Historian, Author To Speak at FSC
The Ledger
Historian and author Tracy Jean Revels will explore the history of tourism in Florida in a lecture Thursday at 7 pm at Florida Southern College.
Watch webcast of our forum on anti-Semitism, offer your view
Monday night, the Sun Sentinel and the Jewish Journal are sponsoring a town hall forum at Lynn University in Boca Raton to address this topic: "Fighting Anti-Semitism in an Era Without Holocaust Survivors."
Monday chat: Delve into the world of crime scene work
If you're a fan of television shows featuring crime scene investigators then Palm Beach Atlantic University's forensic science degree program may be a fit for you…
BARKupy Miami occupies Tropical Park
University of Miami President Donna Shalala,accompanied by Sweetie, the 8-year-old mutt she got from a rescue group, said that properly funding animal services is "a health issue for the county. If animals are in good homes and are loved, …
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Guest Op/Ed: Legislature Marginalizing Youth and Students at Representative …
The Bradenton Times
Simply put, HJR 931 is a red herring that, combined with last year's HB 1355, further marginalizes the participation and representation of youth and students. If the Legislature is seeking to show Florida's future that fostering representative democracy is not one of its core values, then it is succeeding…Michael Long is the President of the Florida Student Association; Yury Konnikov is the President of the Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform
FAMU must embrace anti-hazing fight
Florida Times-Union
The hazing culture at Florida A&M University's famed marching band is so entrenched that the search for solutions will be difficult. A major incident occurred in 2001 when Marcus Wayne Parker, a Wolfson High School graduate from Jacksonville, was paddled so severely in a hazing ritual conducted by the FAMU band members that he suffered acute renal failure. Parker won a $1.8 million …
Online education no substitute for the real thing
A recent White House gathering of university presidents concluded with the predictable pronouncement by Education Secretary Arne Duncan that "higher education must change its way of doing business because it has become unaffordable for too many Americans."…Donald R. Eastman III is president of Eckerd College, a private liberal arts college in St. Petersburg.
My Word by Deborah German: Why we need a UCF teaching hospital
Orlando Sentinel
The University of Central Florida built the College of Medicine thanks to outstanding partnerships throughout our community. Partnerships will again be important as we develop a university teaching hospital in the Lake Nona Medical City. Deborah German is dean of the University of Central Florida College of Medicine and vice president for medical affairs.
Editorial: USF Polytechnic Bill: Don't Get Greedy
The Ledger
State Sen. J.D. Alexander, R-Lake Wales, has done much good for the University of South Florida Polytechnic. As chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, he secured funding to start construction on its new campus, when others could not. As a persuasive speaker before the State University System's Board of Governors, he laid out a straightforward, compelling case for establishing the polytechnic as an independent state university…
LETTER: UWF's bad plan
The Northwest Florida Daily News
The public-private partnership you describe between the University of West Florida and private developers to build things UWF "needs" and "rent them back" to the college may sound lovely, but does the college really need a football stadium and a new …
Schneider: Change is coming to Pensacola, and future hinges on how we plan
Pensacola News Journal
Last week, I was asked about the University of West Florida's plan for a three-laned Greenbrier Boulevard. Greenbrier, now a residential two-lane road, would become a feeder road into UWF's "college park" area, under the school's master plan.
Ave Maria president: compromise on birth control law creates 'more confusion'
Naples Daily News
A compromise announced Friday by President Barack Obama regarding a controversial birth control policy created "more confusion than ever before," said the president of Ave Maria University. The original mandate, announced in late …
New FAU dean David Bjorkman makes house call to Dr. Dennis
Palm Beach Daily News
The area's new medical school was the topic of conversation when Dr. Michael Dennis and his wife, Phyllis, hosted a reception and dinner at their home on North Lake Way to honor Dr. David Bjorkman, new dean of Florida Atlantic University's School of Medicine. Attending the event were members of the school's board and FAU's top officials: Mary Jane Saunders, president, and Brenda Claiborne, provost. Partygoers included: Richard and Carol Sloane, Margaret Wilesmith, Jack Laub and Robert Wechsler.
Florida gay-marriage advocates inspired by rights won on West Coast
"A morale booster," is what Fred Fejes, a gay activist and communications professor at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, termed the new measures in California and Washington. Tuesday, the 9 t h US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco …
FAU professor tried to launch Whitney Houston's career
Years before he created a commercial music program at Florida Atlantic University, Michael Zager started something else pretty special: the career of pop star Whitney Houston. Houston, who died Saturday at the age of 48, first sang professionally in the late 1970s with a disco group called The Michael Zager band. She was 15 when she performed her first solo, in the band's song, "Life's a Party." The tune never became a hit, but it became part of history…
College debt spurring Southwest Florida students to become activists
Naples Daily News
Angela Cisneros, a nontraditional student who graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University in December, said she knows she's lucky to have a job out of college working as a legal secretary. "I have friends who are very qualified and it's hard for them …
Could war engulf the Mideast?
Palm Beach Post
"The only way to end those ambitions would be full-fledged invasion and occupation, a regime change," said Russell Lucas, a Florida International University professor of international relations. Such an invasion is apparently not on either the Israeli …
FIU gets grant to speed DNA analysis in rape cases
A South Florida researcher believes he may be able to speed up the time it takes to nab sexual predators. Bruce R. McCord, a professor of analytical and forensic chemistry at Florida International University, has received a $349000 grant from the US Department of Justiceto develop a new way to analyze DNA evidence…
Fewer dollars flowing into statewide school repairs fund
"This could be one of the most significant strategic challenges that our entire system will face,"Florida International University President Mark Rosenberg recently told the Board of Governors.
Do Oil and Politics Mix?
First Coast News
"It often times can't buy the votes directly, but, it does provide that access," Jacksonville University political science professor Dr. Stephen Baker said.
Quotations of the day
Washington Post
"It's the kind of thing that you go, 'Whoa. What?'" —Bob Jarvis, a law professor at Florida's Nova Southeastern University, after John Goodman, a multimillionaire polo magnate, adopted his 42-year-old girlfriend in an attempt, critics say, to shield some of his fortune as he face a wrongful-death lawsuit …
Inmate set to die for slaying of St. Pete woman
University of Florida law professor George R. "Bob" Dekle, a former prosecutor who sent notorious serial killer Ted Bundy to death row, said Florida governors have rarely been forthcoming about the reasons they select one inmate over all the others for …
Guest column: Ira Sharp: Hearing raises questions on Florida voting changes
Naples Daily News
Thanks to the research that Daniel A. Smith of the University of Florida submitted to the Senate subcommittee, why early voting was targeted for restriction is clear. In 2008, though African-Americans comprised 13 percent of the state electorate, …
Florist blooming within Walmart
Florida Today
… someone in that's in tune with the local market and suppliers in a way that would actually benefit them," said Barton Weitz, executive director of the David F. Miller Center for Retailing Education and Research at the University of Florida.
Bringing a tech vision to reality? Here's help
Susan Amat is cofounder and executive director of The Launch Pad at the University of Miami, which has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs develop skills, make connections and launch businesses. She is also a professor and serial entrepreneur.
US faces tough fight in cash smuggling crackdown
The Associated Press
Sure, $90 million sounds like a lot," said Bruce Bagley, a University of Miami international studies professor who researches drug trafficking. "That's nothing in comparison to the $19 to $39 billion that's being returned" into the Mexican economy.
Overeating May Double Risk of Memory Loss: Study
U.S. News & World Report
Another expert, David Loewenstein, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, said that "this makes a lot of sense because increased caloric intake is associated with obesity and metabolic …
Nevin Shapiro Vows To Bring Down Miami, Predicts Death Penalty
SB Nation
In a series of angry emails to the Miami Herald, former University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro, who's in New Orleans prison for 20 years for a Ponzi scheme, threatened to reveal more information that could condemn the Hurricanes football program …
Iranian-Israeli tensions: Could war engulf the Mideast?
"They are advertising this because they really don't want to do this," said Ira Sheskin, a Middle East expert at the University of Miami. But if Israelis are trying to involve the world community, how can diplomats convince Iran not to develop a weapon …
Religion burns Obama again
The Hill
"It almost appears that every time he tries to steer clear of [the intersection of politics and religion], he steps right into it," said Susan MacManus, a professor of political science at the University of South Florida.
New study shows cancer drug may help Alzheimer's patients
University of South Florida professor Huntington Potter said further exploration of the drug is needed to sort out which biological mechanisms are creating positive changes in the brain. But the results definitely are promising, he said.
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Freedom Eagle Sculpture Dedication March 14
Santa Fe College
The first public sculpture on the Santa Fe College campus will be the Freedom Eagle, to be installed in Liberty Pond on the Northwest Campus. The sculpture, purchased through private donations, will be presented by the SF Collegiate Veteran Society at …


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The library offers downloadable eBooks and audiobooks through NEIBORS and our new Overdrive service in conjunction with the Waterloo Public Library. Both collections are through Overdrive so checkout, and download procedures are the same. Cedar Falls or rural Black Hawk County residents may check out books in NEIBORS using their Cedar Falls library card. Anyone with a Cedar Falls or Waterloo library card may check out books in the Cedar Falls/Waterloo service.
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The Troup High School Choral Department is set to present its spring concert, "Season of Love" this weekend.
The concert involves 125 choral students encompassing four different choirs under the direction of Bettie Biggs. The choral department accompanist is Eve McKibben and the percussionist is band director Johnny Hurd. Returning for her third year at Troup High School is guest choreographer Angela Anderson, Lafayette Ballet School instructor and coordinator.
"Angela Anderson … is one of the most creative and unique individuals in this community" Biggs said. "The majority of our students do not study serious dance and have never danced in public before this concert. She has the ability to stage and choreograph with an ease and originality that engages all of the kids all of the time. They respond to her without hesitation and she has them on stage, dancing, singing and performing in a matter of weeks."
Students will perform pieces they presented at the Georgia Music Educators Associations Large Group Evaluation, where they received superior ratings in March 2013, and there will be a senior tribute to all graduating seniors by the Cantus Chamber Choir.
Following intermission, a senior "spotlight" features seniors who will individually perform a selected piece of their choice including a piano solo by Virginia Cuartero-Tendero, a THS foreign exchange student from Spain, and solo by baritone Philip Botica, winner of the American High School Honors Chorus at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
Students then will perform highlights from the musical "Hairspray," which features the entire choral department in a uniquely choreographed medley from the award-winning musical. The highlights will feature Anderson's choreography created for the Troup choral department.
Biggs said she took a group of students to New York City the weekend before spring break and they saw several Broadway shows. The level of production and performance "mesmerized" the students.
"I chose a choral medley from 'Hairspray' as the second half of the concert because of its high energy and focus on a period of time which most of these students are not at all familiar – the early 1960s," Biggs said. "It was a time of innocence but also a time of tremendous change and transition."
She said the play is significant for the racial themes revolving around its civil rights movement-era setting. Watching the students rehearse for it "with absolutely no thought or consideration of a segregated society, it is rather profound how much our lives have changed since those early years."
The show will close with a "Seasons of Love" tribute to all choral students and their parents.
"It is a joyous experience when the final product comes to fruition," Biggs said. "Their success on stage in this setting will stay with them for the rest of their lives. Most will not major in music but hopefully they will be lifelong lovers and supporters of the arts wherever life leads them."
Being part of the performing arts helps students learn disciplines like routine, cooperation, preparation "and plain old nose to the grindstone hard work," Biggs added. This will be her last spring show as THS choral director. Biggs retires at the end of the school year.
"There's an old but wise saying, 'success is not an accident.' It's been my motto for many years," Biggs said. "Nothing is more satisfying than to see these students succeed through the discipline of the performing arts and to have the opportunity to share this concert with the entire community this weekend."
The show will be performed in the Troup High School Fine Arts Auditorium on Friday and Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 and will be available at the door.


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in the german board-section are some ideas for a rearrangement of the menu in the admin-area.
Because for developing the international / english - section would be better, I try to translate this:
main idea: cutting the "entries"-top-item, because
1. many things there are not about "entries" in the meaning used in s9y. There are many enhancements that are more than just blog-entries.
2. these top-item is to complex for new-users
3. the list of sub-items is too long for usibility-reasons:
so, the idea:
new name: "Edit Content" and new top-item for organize things:
Edit Content
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Organize Content
Manage Comments
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I would put Backup Interface into the admin-section.
top-item: Appearance
ok, nothing is more about Appearance than the templates But the plugins are ... hm ... the sidebar plugins are about design, well. But the event-plugins are about technical enhancements.
by the way: Does any not-techie know what an event-plugin is?
First of all, what is about "Design & Enhancements"?
And then, is it possible to cut the event-page? one for the enhancements called "plugins" and one "Widgets" or so?
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Two armed suspects are being sought following a burglary at a Carpenter Lane residence over the weekend.
In that incident, which was reported to sheriff's deputies late Saturday night, the two suspects reportedly entered the Carpenter Lane residence around 9:30 p.m. The victim was home, and the suspects pulled weapons and demanded money.
Approximately $135 in cash and a cell phone were taken during the burglary. No one was injured in the incident.
The suspects, said Sheriff's Capt. Eric Pope, were armed with unknown type handguns.
Officers are currently looking for two men. One is described as a black male, 5 foot 8 inches tall and wearing a black hoodie-style shirt and black jeans. He was wearing a white handkerchief around his face. The second suspect is described as a black male, 6 feet tall and wearing a grey hoodie-style shirt and black jeans. He also had a white handkerchief around his face.
Officers have no leads on what type of vehicle the suspects may have used to get away from the scene or what direction they traveled once they fled the residence.
Anyone with information on either suspect or the incident itself is asked to call the Sampson County Sheriff's Department at 910-592-4141.


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- glog said...
Jesus never killed anyone, he never raped anyone. He never profited from his ministry.
There were many magicians in Jesus' time.
Christians do not kill other people or wear suicide bombs.
You cannot compare the muslim religion with the Christian faith.
Pauls wrote about jesus decades after his death.
There are a lot of may have beens.
Word of mouth is harder to discredit.
Again there are a lot of "may haves".
Actions are more important than beliefs?
What motivates action?
This is athiest propaganda.
Your not looking good here John by using this type of media to debunk Christianity. All of these issues are old and have been addressed countless times.
Again, I thought you were the real deal. You dissapoint me. Now I can tell you are running scred. Hey try some real intellectual work and take on Carl. There's a challenge for you.
He's posted here and even Valerie can't respond to him. No one else has either. You all have to understand that Carl is not alone, their are many Christians like him who are very reasonable and rational more so than any of you, and thier reason and rationality comes from their faith in something you all try and debunk.
Here we have all of you. You say you are all so smart and intellegent precisely becasue you are not Christian a don't believe in God.
Then we have Carl, who, none of you have the mental ability to address and he is a Christian.
It's not looking good for you guys.
Propaganda, what is this vietnam. You think some 4 minute propagand video expoundind arguments that have been refuted time and time again is going to debunk Christ?
That's irrational. - June 14, 2007 at 2:49 PM
- John W. Loftus said...
To answer your question, no, I don't think a 4 minute video will convince anyone. Yet, it's done well. Tell Carl to actually respond to a post and we'll deal with him. As it stands it looks like he just likes to see himself write.
- June 14, 2007 at 2:53 PM
- Keith Sader said...
"Christians do not kill other people or wear suicide bombs."
They just kill doctors with guns and Africans with ignorance. - June 14, 2007 at 4:01 PM
- glog said...
"They just kill doctors with guns and Africans with ignorance."
Who ya kidden man? More bogus facts.
Hey, Carl has addressed many issues on this blog, perhaps you don't have the ability to understand what he is saying. - June 14, 2007 at 4:32 PM
- Benny said...
For glog:
Christian anti-abortion activitist guns down doctor
Catholic church spreads deadly lies about condoms - June 14, 2007 at 5:18 PM
- glog said...
Hey B.S. Benny, did you hear about that kid who killed all those other kids at Virginia tech and left a video were he said he hated Jesus Christ?
Two can play at you PETTY game man.
Again you disappoint me. More propaganda.
Come on who ya foolin? Yourself that's who. - June 14, 2007 at 6:18 PM
- Benny said...
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- June 14, 2007 at 7:19 PM
- Benny said...
***Ick, that was some atrocious HTML tagging by me. Hopefully this one works correctly. Admins, please feel free to remove the buggy ones!***
glog said:
did you hear about that kid who killed all those other kids at Virginia tech and left a video were he said he hated Jesus Christ?
You mean Seung-Hui Cho, who was raised a Christian?
The guy who wished to have an inspirational death like Jesus Christ?
I haven't found mention of any video where he said he hated JC. Where did you hear this claim? Or did you make it up all by yourself?
You said Keith's statement that Christians kill doctors with guns and Africans with ignorance was bogus, so I gave you evidence of both. Now I'm responding to your false statements about the Virginia shooting. If you want to accuse me of spreading propaganda, maybe you should first do some fact-checking, stop spouting falsehoods? - June 14, 2007 at 7:20 PM
- EROS said...
What's all this conversation about Seung-Hui Cho for?
Why are you bringing this tragedy into your conversations?
I don't care who are Christians or who are Atheists. I don't care what a Christian is or what an Atheist is.
I've been reading these letters for a little while. I don't know why. I thought I might learn something from someone.
I see troubled people on both sides of these disputes.
Why do you have to smear tragedies like Virginia-Tech all over the place and use them as arsenal in your letters. That is outright disrespectful to all the people who are surviving this tradedy.
Seung-Hui Cho was a very emotionaly distrubed mentally ill person with a lot of pain and he wanted to transfer that pain to other people. Many people suffered and are still suffering for what happened there.
The way you ALL seem to want to hurt one another is apparent from reading your letters.
This site is an ugly place. I am sure that many hurt people are here. You ALL should seek some professional help and soon.
One side says they are Christian and the other says they are Atheists. But when reading your letters to one another I can't tell the difference. The hate and anger and pain jumps out of your words. We are all human beings. If we can not learn to live together in peace then we will die together in war.
I am not going to visit this site again. There is nothing here but anger and hatred and pain. I want to tell ALL of you just to stop it. Leave this place. It is a dark dark place.
John W. Loftus. You should scrap this site and start anew. Something with a sense of respect and decency for ALL.
I cannot stress enough the sadness that has come over me from reading the letters you all wrote. I wonder if there is any hope for the human race at all. - June 14, 2007 at 8:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
Respect and Decency? Sounds like code words for 'Oh please don't say bad things about religion.' Anything that doesn't deserve respect should not be given it. End of story.
- June 14, 2007 at 9:22 PM
- Prup (aka Jim Benton) said...
I hope you were not negatively affected by a recent -- and I assure you, very untypical -- dispute that I featured in very prominently. (You will see that the majority of the commenters appeared only in that thread.)
As for the attempt -- made more from the Christian side, but some of us are guilty as well -- to use tragedies like the VT shootings or the Holocaust as weapons, I agree with you that this is regrettable. I hope that none of us on either side would consider, seriously, that either religion or atheism was to blame for things like this, and our rhetorical use of them deserves condemnation.
(I quote Prup's First Law for your benefit: "Whatever side you take on any religious, social, political, or sexual controversy, you'll have some idiots agreeing with you.")
In fact, the debate here frequently does get heated, but I think most contributors have respect for many of those on the other side.
I may disagree with them, but one thing I've enjoyed about being here is meeting and talking with people like Anon 1035, Touchstone, One Wave, richdurrant, and live-n-grace, and were I have the chance to meet them, I'm sure I would ewnjoy their company and I hope they would mine.
(I can't say the same about all the contributors. People such as glog would annoy me whichever side they posted on.) - June 14, 2007 at 9:30 PM
- Prup (aka Jim Benton) said...
The latest anonymous posted while I was writing, but his sneer is about as useful as is glog's. But the internet attracts trolls -- fortunately it attracts other types as well.
- June 14, 2007 at 9:31 PM
- John W. Loftus said...
I personally see nothing wrong with taking any event and using it as an illustration of something we may want to make a point about (so long as we are not talking to the victims).
Let's say we want to make the point that we ought to treat one another better and we use Seung-Hui Cho to do so? What exactly is wrong with that? If we wanted to make that same point without referring to any tragic event whatsoever, then how would we make that point as forcefully? There are consequences if we don't treat people better, is our point, but without being able to speak about a particular tragic event, then we cannot make that point forcefully. And what better time than when some event like this is fresh on our minds? Let's say instead we talk about the Columbine shootings, and use them to illustrate the same point. People may have forgotten exactly what happened, and there will still be people who will say we shouldn't use it to illustrate our point. I don't get it. Without vivid illustrations of what we're talking about, we cannot talk about the consequences of the failure to do what we ask. To those of you who object, what would you wish any of us to do differently?
And this goes for any point we want to make. But these types of lessons are only illustrative of larger arguments, and so not very helpful on either side as far as I'm concerned. - June 14, 2007 at 9:43 PM
- Reptile Brain said...
Informative video. Much that is swept uder the table and never discussed openly. Who was Jesus?
The commentator ended saying that they believed Jesus did exist but that his life was exagerated. Yes that is a very real possibility. If it were true then the miracles and the return from the dead would be embellishments.
I have another possbilibty for who Jesus really was. I am surprised that this possibility was not addressed in the video.
Jesus was an alien who had either advance technology or extraordinary psychic powers. There has been much writing on this subject and I am almost convinced that this is a very real possibility. - June 15, 2007 at 2:30 PM
- Anonymous said...
Yes, I have heard of this. Jesus was an alien so were the angels and so was God. Mary was abducted and artificialy insemenated with alien DNA. Jesus was half alien and half human. King David was also part alien, I don't know if he was half, and that is why Jesus was of the same blood line as David.
- June 15, 2007 at 3:39 PM


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The new-look Minnesota Wild beat them just as the old-look Minnesota Wild always beat them.
Having won 10 of their last 12 games against Edmonton before adding coveted free agents Zach Parise and Ryan Suter, the Wild made it 11 of 13 Thursday with a 3-1 victory at Rexall Place.
"We know that there is still a lot of work to do, but we feel that our game is getting better and we're starting to get a lot of confidence," said Wild coach Mike Yeo, whose club slipped into a playoff spot for the first time this season. "We're trending upward. We're getting on the right track, we're starting to play with a little more consistency."
For all of their offseason moves, it's been a slow start for Minnesota, which is still below the teams it coaxed Parise and Suter from, the New Jersey Devils and Nashville Predators, respectively, and the Wild (8-6-2) remain the lowest-scoring team in the NHL. But the Wild have more than enough going for them to beat the Oilers, breaking open a 1-1 game with two goals in the third period.
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After second-period goals from Edmonton's Ryan Smyth and Minnesota's Matt Cullen made it 1-1, the Wild took over with two in the third -- Devin Setoguchi at 2:20 and Cullen with 13:59 remaining.
"We were playing the right way until the halfway point of the game, then they scored and everything changed," Edmonton's Sam Gagner said. "That can't be the case, we can't be that fragile."
The Oilers (6-7-3) are now 1-3 through four games of a five-game homestand that precedes a nine-game, 17-day road trip that will surely define their season. They were hoping to at least be in a playoff spot when they hit the road, but that's not going to happen.
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I've looked and I can't find anywhere where it states starting value for the warhorse/psionic blast/monk. we play adds your craft value, which means to us that anything that adds to your craft (not in psychic combat), as your craft value to us is the same thing as craft. I believe this makes these cards very over powered but the people I play with will not change their minds unless they see something from FFG in a FAQ or an errata. Is there something like this in existence or is this a house rule that people play with?
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I've looked and I can't find anywhere where it states starting value for the warhorse/psionic blast/monk. we play adds your craft value, which means to us that anything that adds to your craft (not in psychic combat), as your craft value to us is the same thing as craft. I believe this makes these cards very over powered but the people I play with will not change their minds unless they see something from FFG in a FAQ or an errata. Is there something like this in existence or is this a house rule that people play with?
Rulebook page 4 under Strength, last paragraph on page.
Rulebook page 5 under Craft, last paragraph in that section.
Strength/Craft Values = The number printed on the Character Card. That is all the proof you need!!!
Elliott Eastoe
Talisman at UK Games Expo 25th-27th May
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Froman said:
that's in the main rulebook eh? thanks a bunch!
Yes in the main rulebook bud!
Elliott Eastoe
Talisman at UK Games Expo 25th-27th May
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You guys have really weird rule interpretations. The difference between the Monk using a Warhorse and the Wizard using a Wand is that the "inner belief" effect is additive. As someone have already said, the Warhorse simply adds a number to the character's combat strength, which happens to be the craft value; it is additive, exactly like it is for the Warrior when he is using two Swords and is adding their effects together mathematically. The Wand and the Wizard's ability don't work that way; the Wand says "you always have at least one spell" and so does the Wizard's ability. They do not work together additively, as when you have two instances of having at least one of something, in this case spells, they do not add up to having at least two of something, as they are not additive effects, and are thus fundamentally different from the Monk's case when he uses Psionic Blast and/or the Warhorse, as those are, as said, effects that simply add a number to a value. I hope I explained myself clearly enough; it makes perfect sense for me, at least.
Actually, I have taken a second look at the Wizard's, Prophetess', etc, ability and I realise that it has extra, clarifying wording, namely: "Whenever you cast your last spell, gain a spell." Because of this, I guess that this ability is also additive, and a Wizard with a Wand would effectively be able to always have two spells, because I expect the different instances of the ability would trigger at the same time. However, there's still a major difference between this scenario (Wizard with Wand) and the Sprite's ability. Since each instance of the "spell-cycling" ability of the Wizard would only trigger when the very last spell he owns is cast, he could get stuck with a single uncastable spell (e.g. Counterspell with no other spellcasters on the board) for a little while, unlike the Sprite, who always has at least two spells. That's at least how I interpret it.
Craft represents a character's intelligence, wisdom, and
magical ability
As stated in the main rulebook.
The rules assume you are using the warhorse effectivley from your inherent Wisdom and and Intelligence to give you a tactical advantage in Physical combat. It makes sense that it would not help in Psychic combats as horses fear the unnatural and have no supernatural capability themselves. The reason why you dont add your current effective Craft to your strength is purely play balance and too allow the warhorse to privide a bonus without becoming overpowered and stealing the game.
Bear in mind that the lifespan of the warhorse is conditional and can be taken away, so that puts more limits on it's usefulness.
Using logic and common sense think of this bonus from the warhorse as a Tactical Advantage element. Bring in Marvin the Monk and his high sense of self esteem (Inner belief) which would be another seperate advantage element and you have an advantge over someone else who has a warhorse but no inner belief.
Now lets add another advantage element "MAGIC". Whilst tactically using his warhorse in combat with a heightened sense of inner belief Marvin the Monk lashes out with a mental blast of energy to bring low his foe.
The combat system is an abstact representaion of all tactical advantages and disadvantages combined in one pool of "Effectiveness" represented as that bonus to the d6 roll. It is not a RPG game with set round sof combat where PC's are limited in what can be performed in a given amount of time.
So what we have is 3 seperate elements that can influence the outcome of a combat and with that logick all 3 bonuses should apply. If you start taking them away from the monk just because of his character ability then thats unfair to the monk at detracts from it becoming a special ability and becomes a sort of discrimination case in a way.
Yes that means the monk with all stated advantages in play has at least +11 to his d6 roll. So what, it isnt a permanent bonus. That Psionic blast spell has just been cast and will be difficult to come by again. The monk next turn may lose a psychic combat and loses the warhorse, now all he has is his inner beleif and can rely on adding a mere +5 to his d6 roll. Consider the troll has a 6 strength and can use weapons as well. This puts the monks inner beleif into perspective nicely. A monk player with all 3 advantages would undoubtadly use them all at once at an opportune time anyhow, like fighting the sentinel, even then victory is not a garuntee. He only has an advantage of +2. certainly not a gimmee.
Bear in mind that this will have been given due thought in the game development. The monk starts with lower that average stats and cannot have any weapons or armour. This is a fair situation for game balance and keep in mind that it will be quite difficult for the monk player to be able to aquire all 3 benefits at the same time, though a savvy player will certainly try as it will aid immensley and will no doubt be opposed by the other players in classic Talisman backstabbing fashion.
Finding a warhorse uisnt so easy either in that massive mountain of Adventure cards and buying one costs 6G, so again if you do get one then hell yeah get the bonus. You cant just steal it from a player (without magic) as well as it is a follower not an object.
Thank goodness the monk has 5 fate because he will be relying on that far more than hoping to aquire a warhorse and psionic blast spell.
Hope that brings things into perspective. Please be kind to the monk :)
As for the wizard/wand thing.
You may always have at least 1 Spell if your Craft allows (gain a Spell each time you cast your last Spell).
You dont gaina spell as such but always have a spell available. In the wizrds case he will always have a spell available so the wands criteria is always met. This becomes a useless object for the wizrd ans so he will have to either ditch it or change it into gold at the city or keep it to prevent other players from taking advantage of it. the wand is focused more for (with few exceptions) the other characters with sufficient craft.
But wizards use wands right!!! and this one is just hand candy in all respects. so wouldnt it be awesome if a new expansion came out introducing more types of wands with other effects and advantages.
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"We just got this big tug of war going on in Washington between less government and more government," said oil expert Hoxie Smith, Petroleum Professional Development Center director.
Although it hasn't been the hottest sequester topic as of late, the impact of the sequester on federal energy activity is a great example of this tug of war. On one side there's the President Obama's chief energy and environmental policy adviser who was quoted in the Oil and Gas Journal saying the automatic budget cuts would force activity to slow down in every state and that oil and gas producers should expect additional delays in permit application processing.
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Surveillance pics of robbery suspect released
Updated: March 8, 2013
CHAMPAIGN -- Two bank robberies happening only minutes apart and police are still searching for suspects. It all started Friday at 10:30 am. Police were called to an active robbery at Region's Bank on State Street.
Minutes later, another call about another armed robbery at the Champaign County Student Employee Credit Union off Mattis. WCIA-3's Megan Brilley finds out if the hold-ups are related.
Police are trying to determine if the crimes are connected. Hours ago, Region's Bank was surrounded by armed police officers. Little did they know this was just the beginning.
Police say a man walked inside, told everyone he had a gun and demanded money. He took cash and headed north toward University Avenue.
"He's described as a black male, 22-23 years old, somewhere between 5'5" and 5'6", carrying a black book bag, wearing a blue shirt, khaki pants or jeans, gym shoes and a black headband and hood during the robbery."
A woman was taken to an ambulance by stretcher, but police say there were no injuries.
"We didn't get any implication that this person wanted to harm anyone else, but it seems the motive was to get cash."
About ten minutes later, ten squad cars sped off and ended up near the Champaign County Student Employee Credit Union off Mattis. It was just 17-minutes after the Region's robbery and another one was in progress here.
"We certainly have the resources to deal with two things going on at the same time. However, it is complicated."
Police say the man who robbed the credit union showed his gun and demanded money. Now they're searching for yet another suspect.
"The suspect in the South Mattis robbery is described as a black male, about 5'5", 170 pounds, wearing all black including a black stocking cap. We're guessing the age right now to be mid-30's."
Two robberies, two suspects on the loose. Now police need your help. If you know anything about either robbery, call Crime Stoppers. You can remain anonymous and may earn a cash reward.
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Update: 11:57 am
CHAMPAIGN -- Two area schools were put on lock-down after police responded to a report of a bank robbery. It happened about 10:45 am at Region's Bank at the corner of State and Clark streets.
A woman was taken from the bank on a stretcher, but there's no word of the extent of her injuries. Meanwhile, police raced to Colonial Village Apartments off Mattis near Holiday and Stonegate.
There were reports suspects had been seen in the area, and they were to be considered armed and dangerous. Centennial High and Jefferson Middle schools were put on lock-down at that time.
Original: 10:46 am
CHAMPAIGN -- Police are responding to Region's Bank for a report of a bank robbery. It's in the 100-block of South State Street.


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can we finally put this anti-semitism charade to rest? today jews are mostly of aryan origin and the only semites in israel are the palestinian natives
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Evidence doesn't seem to matter on austerity vs. keynesianism, on environmental degradation, on endless wars of agression, on species extinction, on the corporate takeover of our government, on exceeding the carrying capacity of the Earth, on ...
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I believe I read not too long ago that most bananas sold commercially are the Cavendish variety and that there is a disease that is slowly killing them off and there will be a need to go to another disease- resistant variety to keep up with ...
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will call out the human rights industry the way Assange does in this interview. Personally, I'm more than a little tired of seeing Amnesty and HRW officials being given a free ride on Democracy Now! for example. As for this crap Amnesty say...
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It seems to me that in economics, austerity measures are always implemented because of budgetary constraints. However, the question actually becomes "Are these measures morally justifiable?" For example, I believe that in Canada help for...
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Hi Michael... It would have been nice if he had included onerousness - and if a few paragraphs later, when positing from each to each as a higher norm, be had explored it more fully - Together the two might have impacted subsequent thouts differe...
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from one of his latter works, "Critique of the Gotha Programme" Marx weighs in on remuneration: "But one man is superior to another physically, or mentally, and supplies more labor in the same time, or can labor for a longer time; ...
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We should note Jimmy Carter's statement regarding elections in Venezula: "I would say the election process in Venezuela is the best in the world."
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Sounds a bit like australia. Terra Nullius In 1770 Captain James Cook landed in Botany Bay, home of the Eora people, and claimed possession of the East Coast of Australia for Britain under the doctrine of 'ter...
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I was going down the radio dial and heard that gravel-y German accented voice (note:his brother lost his accent completely) on the radio. Some news show. What surprised me, until I remembered, is that the "journalists" were t...
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What Michael describes is visually accurate, as a photograph would be. I, too, know Nicaragua first-hand and have residence there. I read his piece both as one who has lived and worked there and as one who is an outsider as well. ...
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turns out they were aryans after all
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too bad it's not 2000 our position on recounts was pretty clear back then but then, we've never fettered ourselves with consistency or honesty, for that matter we've got to stop expecting something different from the democrats otherwi...
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whites need lies the truth, at this point, would asphyxiate us white supremacy is axiomatic it is drilled into us without it we are left naked merely human animals like the rest
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The wealthy who own the government and ultimately pre-select every candidate for who we are allowed to vote are sociopathic and many border on psycopathic in their disregard for the consequences of their actions. They are trained from birth...
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Track President Joie Chitwood says workers repaired a section of fence about 200 feet from the start-finish line, the area shredded Saturday when Kyle Larson's car went airborne on the final lap of a second-tier race and crashed through the barrier that separates the cars from the track. Large pieces of debris, including a tire, sprayed into the upper and lower section of the stands.
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Many historical demonstrations and exhibits are also planned, such as a Dutch oven demonstration featuring free samples by Gene Newberry, a display of the Byron Hot Springs Omnibus project, the newly restored caboose and two antique fire engines, plus costumed Civil War re-enactors and a battlefield tent containing period artifacts. Gold panning is one of several interactive activities provided for families.
A painting by local artist Johnny Lopez featuring a historic Knightsen landmark will be on display – and on sale at a raffle held at the ECCHS annual barbecue slated for September.
Two dance teams will demonstrate on the patio: the Delta Squares Dance Club will perform traditional square dancing favorites, and Byron Folkloric, a group of children performing classic Mexican dances, will give a special Cinco de Mayo performance.
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Boys Basketball: Marple Newtown fights its way out of losing streak
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Of the 23 boys basketball teams in Delaware County, only one entered Saturday having yet to find the win column this year.
Marple Newtown made sure to end that dubious streak in style.
Tom Davis drained a clutch 3-pointer to send the game to overtime and Tim MacNeal canned a huge 3-ball in the extra frame and the Tigers held on to topple Springfield, 47-44, in a Central League battle to earn their first victory of the year.
Mike McDevitt led Marple Newtown (1-15, 1-10) in scoring yet again, this time with a 13-point day that included a pair of 3-pointers, and Davis finished with nine points. The Tigers also got a standout defensive day from Craig Hamilton.
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Freshman Julian Wing put back a missed 3-pointer at the OT buzzer for his lone basket of the game to send the Green Raiders (13-2, 12-2) to a thrilling win over the Pioneers.
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Steve Palis was 8-for-10 from the charity stripe as part of his 14-point day, while Kyle McCrossan had 10 points.
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Quadir Rice set a season-high with his 13 points, Kuity Slanger dropped in a pair of shots from beyond the arc to spark his 10-point outing and the Royals (9-5, 6-4) outscored the Fords 22-8 in the middle quarters to jumpstart the rout.
Eddie Durkin poured in a season-high eight points for Haverford (6-10, 4-7), while Tom Leibig had seven points.
Harriton 66, Radnor 54
Terrance Quinn went off for the Red Raiders (6-11, 2-9) with a season-high 24 points, and Nelson Blickman tacked on nine, but Radnor dropped its fifth straight.
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Glen Mills 55, West Chester Rustin 51
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The Spring Garden Lady Panthers (18-12) are making their 11th appearance at JSU. The Lady Panthers went to the regional tournament 10 consecutive years from 2002-2011, but missed out last year.
Overall, Spring Garden's girls are 18-2 at Pete Mathews Coliseum with eight regional championships (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010).
The Spring Garden boys (18-13) are making their eighth regional appearance and their first since 2008. They have an overall record of 5-6.
This is the fourth time since 1994 that both Spring Garden's boys and girls teams have made the regional tournament together (2005, 2007 and 2008 were the other three years). In 2005, both Panther squads advanced to the state tournament in Birmingham.
The Class 1A, No. 2 Collinsville boys (27-3) are making their 12th appearance in the Northeast Regionals, including their third straight appearance and their sixth in the last seven years (2010 was the only year in that span they didn't make it).
Collinsville has a 6-10 record at JSU with one regional championship (1995).
Cedar Bluff coach Joe Carpenter has guided the Cedar Bluff Lady Tigers (15-15) to their first-ever Northeast Regional appearance. Carpenter has led the Lady Tigers since the 1993-94 season, posting 227 wins in his 20 years with the Cedar Bluff girls basketball program.
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Three of The Herald's five area girls teams who have qualified for this year's regional tournament all have 20-win seasons: the Class 4A Cherokee County Lady Warriors (24-6), the Class 2A Sand Rock Lady Wildcats (21-8) and the Class 3A Piedmont Lady Bulldogs (26-6).
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