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Party@theCenter is the signature event of the Center for Architecture, bringing together 300+ design professionals for a night of networking, music, dancing and cocktails. The 10th Anniversary Party@theCenter this year will celebrate the opening of the Center for Architecture's doors in Greenwich Village in October of 2003.
Party@theCenter is also the official after-party for Heritage Ball, the AIA New York Chapter and Center for Architecture Foundation's 1200+ person black tie gala at Chelsea Piers. Transportation will be provided from Chelsea Piers to the Center for Architecture for Heritage Ball attendees.
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Devon and Cornwall Police have spoken to ITV West Country for the first time since it was announced they were looking again at the investigations into Britain's worst paedophile and his possible associates.
The force has set up a special team to investigate allegations made during, and since the conviction of Plymouth businessman William Goad.
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RALEIGH — RALEIGH The founders of The Royalty Exchange recognized that convincing people to invest in a startup venture isn't easy, so they were prepared for a long slog when they went into fundraising mode.
But their business, an online marketplace that auctions off royalties for music and other forms of entertainment, proved to be especially enticing.
The first venture capital firm they met with in March, Grotech Ventures of Vienna, Va., was receptive to their overtures. Late last month, Grotech agreed to invest $2 million so that the Raleigh-based company can expand its sales and marketing capabilities in hopes of converting its potential into a thriving business.
Things accelerated so quickly with Grotech, said Royalty co-founder and CEO Sean Peace, 45, that they were able to scrap their plans for a full-court press on potential investors.
"It was like hitting the lottery, basically," said fellow co-founder Wilson Owens, 28.
Most of the royalty streams that Royalty Exchange auctions off are in the music and entertainment arena. For example, Edmund Clement, co-writer and co-producer of hit songs for artists such as Usher and TLC, is auctioning the rights to the royalty payments he receives from Universal Music when his songs are played on the radio or streamed over the Internet, or when those songs are purchased, whether on a CD or digitally downloaded.
Bids start at $55,000.
"We view it as eBay meets Lending Tree for royalty streams," said Don Rainey, a general partner at Grotech. "It enables royalty holders to get … liquidity for their assets." Rainey is a former partner at Durham venture capital firm Intersouth Partners.
Rainey is optimistic that Royalty Exchange could become "a very large business."
"There are a lot of royalty streams out there," he said. "This is a welcome service for rights holders."
The inspiration for Royalty Exchange came from Peace's previous startup, a company called SongVest that auctions off "high-end memorabilia": the rights to a piece of the royalty stream of hit songs from the past. The biggest rights of all are the bragging rights.
That business, which still exists, never took off. But Peace became convinced that expanding beyond songs into other fields, especially movies and TV shows, and appealing to investors rather than the nostalgia crowd could be a winning combination.
To date the company has sold $756,000 worth of royalty rights via more than two dozen auctions. Royalty Exchange's take from the auctions ranges from 5 percent to 12.5 percent of the auction amount from the seller plus 2.5 percent from the buyer. Going forward, it also receives a 2.5 percent management fee whenever a royalty is paid.
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The largest auction to date: $250,000 for the rights to the background music that composer Brian Tarquin wrote for hit television shows such as "Seinfeld," "The Simpsons," "Grey's Anatomy" and "Sex in the City." Whenever those shows appear on either a cable or broadcast channel, the owner of those rights is owed a royalty payment.
"It's a good value proposition for all parties, which is the way business deals are supposed to work," said Rick French, founder and CEO of Raleigh communications firm French/West/Vaughan and a member of the board of trustees of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. French also serves on Royalty Exchange's board of directors.
The auctions enable the artists to convert future revenue into cash right now. And there's flexibility as well. "If you decide you want to sell 17 percent of a hit song, you can keep 83 percent of that song," French said.
For the investors, there also is what Peace refers to as "the coolness factor" combined with what can be a steady revenue stream for properties that are typically more than a decade old. Each Royalty Exchange auction lists the average royalty revenue generated over the last three years. The Edmund Clement song catalog, for example, has paid an average of $29,457 per year.
"Especially with music, it is really all about what it did recently," Peace said. "What it did five or six years ago doesn't necessarily have a bearing on what it is producing right now."
There's also the potential for considerable upside if, for example, an artist goes on tour and generates interest in his or her back catalog, or if a vintage song appears in a hit movie or is used in a commercial.
Founded in the summer of 2011, Royalty Exchange was bootstrapped by its three founders -- Peace, Owens and Reggie Calloway, the West-Coast-based co-founder of the popular techno-funk band Midnight Star and a five-time Grammy nominee – until they obtained a $100,000 bridge loan in November.
The trio held down other jobs and worked nights and weekends on Royalty Exchange until December when Owens, the director of marketing, became the first full-time employee. The new infusion of capital from Grotech is enabling Peace and Calloway to devote themselves full-time to the business as well – along with four other employees it just hired.
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The new hires are mostly marketing and sales personnel. "It's all about awareness," Peace said. "It's all about getting ... as much supply as we can for the marketplace."
The company has been working from HQ Raleigh, formerly HUB Raleigh, an incubator for startups on Hillsborough Street. But it's outgrown that space and is planning to move into 1,500 square feet of office space near Crabtree Valley Mall.
The company also is striving to make its auctions appealing to smaller investors by offering "royalty units."
Rather than sell rights to one investor for, say, a minimum bid of $250,000, the company could sell 50 units for a minimum bid of $5,000 each.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – A man from Wilmington was arrested in Georgia late last week and charged with the 2002 murder of his father.
According to the Wilmington Police Department, Waylon Vernon Russell, 42, is accused of killing his father, 64-year-old Ronald Wilbur Russell. Police say the crime was concealed for more than 10 years.
Detectives learned Ronald Russell was living with his son and his daughter-in-law off Holly Shelter Road in Castle Hayne. That same year, Waylon Russell told officer he drove his father to South Carolina after an argument, but that story, however, turned out to be untrue.
Authorities also discovered that Waylon Russell was taking money from his father's social security checks.
Ronald Russell was reported missing by his brother in November, 2003, more than a year after his murder.
Over the years, officers tried to locate the missing man but didn't have any luck. Police blame a direct lack of information on the National Unidentified Missing Persons Database for the delay in finding Ronald Russell's body.
According to police, his body was found on the bank of a river in Georgia but was only recently identified.
A family member recently made contact with police, who then tested a DNA sample and were able to identify the body found in Georgia as Ronald Russell.
"Without probable cause we cannot make an arrest. But gut feelings are good investigative motives," said Odham. "It keeps you going and without that you sometimes have a tendency to put a case to the side."
While authorities had a feeling Waylon Russell was involved with his father's disappearance, they didn't have sufficient evidence to make an arrest. The recent results of the DNA test, however, gave them the extra piece of information they needed.
Authorities say it appears the crime happened in Georgia but couldn't say for sure.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Ronald Russell as they embrace the news of this tragedy", says Ralph Evangelous Wilmington Chief of Police. "Each year our officers work hard to bring closure to unsolved cases in our community. This arrest is evidence of what happens when we use technology, law enforcement partnerships and good old fashioned police work to close a case."
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PATCHOGUE, N.Y. – JANUARY 27, 2013 – The Clare Rose Playhouse, a community theater on the Long Island Campus of St. Joseph's College (SJC), will continue its 2013-14 season with the roaring comedy Alone Together. The show will run from February 21 through March 9.
Alone Together, by Lawrence Roman, is a two-act play that resembles those classic Broadway comedies of the 50s and 60s. After their children have finally left home, a middle-aged couple, George and Helene Butler, are alone together. However, their empty nest does not stay vacant for long, as all three sons come stumbling back home after experiencing struggles in the real world. Throughout the play, George and Helene battle to push their sons out again.
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Time to break out the blue-and-white jerseys, sunglasses and sun block and take in some professional football (practice) at Anderson University.
The Indianapolis Colts will arrive Saturday for training camp, and for two weeks fans can watch their favorite players go through the motions in preparation for the 2013 season.
The Colts' first exhibition game will be Aug. 11, when they host the Buffalo Bills. Indy will open the season Sept. 8 with a home date against the Oakland Raiders.
This is the fourth year at AU since the Colts decided to return training camp to Anderson after more than a decade at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute.
What can fans expect? There are some new players this year, such as first-round draft pick Bjoern Werner from Florida State, He was the last of the draftees to sign a contract, which means they will all be at camp.
The veterans will, too, including sophomore quarterback Andrew Luck, who will be getting a start to improve over his freshman season, which wasn't too bad.
He led the Colts to an 11-6 season and a wildcard playoff berth against the Baltimore Ravens. The Colts lost to the eventual Super Bowl champions.
As Herald Bulletin sports reporter George Bremer points out in the Colts Camp Guide published with The Herald Bulletin today, there will be battles on the practice fields for starting positions. It should make for intense practice sessions under the watchful eye of coach Chuck Pagano, who will be on hand after missing much of the 2012 season while battling cancer.
As host of the camp, Anderson University will be ready for the pilgrimage of Colts' fans to Anderson.
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I have a 1999 Tahoe Z56 Police edition- no remote door lock FOB. PROBLEM was my interior door handle snapped off. I removed the door panel/ parlty- left window/mirror/door lock switches attached. Drove to the Dealer and pickedup new interior door handle. I left the truck running and retuned and when shutting the door the door chime/buzzer continued and interior dome lights stayed on. Dash light switch override worked in turning off the dome light, but the door chime/buzzer remained. I drove home and and removed the interiors door power window/ locks/mirrors switches but door chime / buzzer continued. I assume it was the drivers door light switch remaining open. Where the hell is it. I cannot see anything in the door, unless I remove the inside door handle again ( now re-revited on) and remove the interior black metal panel plate bolted to the inside of the door to look in at the guts of the door. Where is the interior door dome light switch. Do I have to remove the door latch ? I have searched the form sites here, lots of Q & A on dome light switches, doors locks etc, but no description where to find it. Also my inside new door handle lock slide button is very stiff and does not unlock or lock with the power Door switch Thanks for your help. Brad- New member- first post.
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The door switch is in the side of the dash, between the fuse door and the vent; It sticks out about 3/4 inch. There is also a plug that goes in the door panel for the switch to rest against. If either is missing or damaged, it could keep the chime running.
For your door lock, there is a little hole in the lock slide for the lock rod to sit. If you misalign that hole while putting the door back together, it kinda works, but fights you. If I remember, there is enough wiggle room to get a tool under the lock slide, then move the slide until the rod pops back in. You shouldn't have to take the handle apart again.
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Charles Kowalchuk graduated from Northampton High School in 1942 and was drafted into the Army. His under-manned unit hit southern France in December 1944 as the Battle of the Bulge began, then braved the Vosges Mountains on the German border. Today, he recalls the events of Jan. 2, 1945.
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It was cold, about 4 degrees. We were supposed to take the high ground at dawn. But there was a German machine gun nest up on the ridge, and they had a clear line looking at us down below. They were strafing the edge of the wooded area where we were, to keep us back. The bullets were hitting the trees around us.
We were all new, and being all young people, our guys didn't know what the hell to do. I was the squad leader, and I didn't know what to do.
The platoon sergeant, an old Army man, came over and said, ''Charlie, you're holding up the whole works. Get your squad together. You gotta get up that mountain. You gotta get that guy out of commission.''
I said, ''But they're shooting right on down.''
He said, ''Everything depends on us taking that hill.''
So the onus was on me, but I didn't want my 14 guys to go because some were younger than me and some were replacements. The platoon sergeant had to know it would be some kind of a massacre. If we charged that hill with the machine guns rattling, the Germans would've got quite a few of us.
Somehow we had to count on one person. Looking at the guys I had, I figured I'm gonna have to go myself.
I saw in between the hills was a growth of high weeds going up, right in front of my squad. If I could get to those weeds, maybe the Germans wouldn't see me and I could crawl up to the nest.
There was an open field in front of us for about 50 yards -- not quite level. It was frozen ground, with no snow. I'd have to run across it and hope the Germans wouldn't spot me.
I told my squad to watch me, and if I could find a way up the hill, I'd wave them on.
The Germans were still firing indiscriminately into the woods. I waited for a little pause -- then made a break for it. I had my rifle and grenades.
I took off straight across the field. They might have been shooting at me, but I didn't know it because I was running like a son-of-a-gun. When I reached the weeds, I got down in them. They were 3 or 4 feet high.
So I crawled up this hill -- it was about a 45-degree angle -- and kept on peeking through the weeds. From the bottom of the hill up to where the Germans were was a good 50 yards. I had to get close enough to the machine gun nest to throw grenades.
Evidently, the guys in the nest must've spotted me, because as I got up a little closer to them, they threw a hand grenade down. It exploded in front of me and tore my right knee open. My left shin was bleeding too, and my pants were torn. I could still use my legs, but I had pain.
Now I couldn't go back down because they knew where I was and they would've shot me, so the only way to go was up. I kept going.
The machine gun nest was actually a dugout in the side of the mountain. They had two machine guns and three people in there.
I got up close, 25 to 30 feet. They couldn't see me because I was down from them and to their right. I got up and threw a grenade and dropped down. When I looked, there wasn't any smoke coming from the nest, but I saw movement in the dugout. The grenade had exploded in front of it, not inside.
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Original post made on Mar 26, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, March 26, 2013, 8:45 AM
on Mar 26, 2013 at 1:27 pm
Crittenden Middle School is running their production as well. "Seussical Jr." will be performed three times: on Friday, March 29 at 7 pm and Saturday, March 30 at 2 pm and 7 pm. Tickets are $8 for adults, $2 for ages 12 and under.
on Mar 26, 2013 at 2:21 pm
At this point Friday and Saturday are completely sold out for Graham's show, so if you want to see it plan on buying tickets at the door on THURSDAY night.
on Mar 26, 2013 at 2:25 pm
Thank you for mentioning Crittenden!! The students, parents and teachers as well as staff working hard and having fun!!! I am certain both schools are putting on a great show!!!


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Have you thought about jazzing up your holiday photos?
I love digital scrapbooking and printing my creations to send to friends and family during the holidays.
I also love these Seasonal Overlays from Life-n-Reflection. And these Holiday Magic Overlays are pretty awesome too!
Super swooning going on here, are they fantastic or what?
I have a ton of photos that I wish I edited and made even more beautiful than they are. Being a Life-n-Reflection affiliate has given me the opportunity to use the above overlays on my photos.
I went back to 2006 and pulled out a few photos from Christmas when my little girl was 5 and my little boy was 1 (they are 11 and 7 now!)
Here are the pictures decked out with these wonderful overlays.
And here is a tutorial to show you how to easily add these overlays to your photos in Photoshop!
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I also gave Life-n-Reflection's mini canvases a whirl.
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and here are my photos, I haven't printed them yet but I can picture how pretty these will look joined together with holiday ribbon and placed on my end table for all to see!
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There are so many fun things you can do and make with Kristy Holiday products you'll be busy all month! And there are a ton of everyday designs as well!


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Ocean View Condo in Hollywood
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community The Tides
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 980 - $ 1,400 / week
vacation rental description
Ocean view 1 bedroom condo right on the beach. Condo has been remodeled includes 1 bedroom with 2 queen size beds and pull out queen size sofa
it has internet as well as 2 tvs . Condo has valet parking , heated pool. gym as well as a theatre room. The complex has 24hr security as well as a door person
check in 4 pm
check out 11 am
there may be some flexibility sometimes
Hablamos espanol
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valet parking
heated pool
theatre room
large gym
activities and attractions in Hollywood Atlantic Coast South
large mall
dog races
hollywood blvd
international restaurants
vacation rental rates
All rates are in US dollars
there is a 120 dollars exit cleaning fee added to total prices
parking is separate and rates may vary according to dates ,prices are really great the longer you stay the lower they are
Angelo & Maria Gabriela
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Top things to do in Hollywood
- water parks
- dog races
- shopping
- casino
- Hollywood broadwalk
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Beach Dreams Cottage Perfect Location ! in Wells
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community Beach Dreams
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Very clean and well kept cottage in beautiful BEACH DREAMS village with Three Season SUN ROOM! This cottage, Unit 247 is in a VERY DESIREABLE LOCATION at Beach Dreams near the main club house and pool in a cul-de-sac. Quiet for grown ups & safe for kids, away from the main road and yet close the pool.
This unit has 2 bedrooms, one with full size bed, one with two twin beds (NOTE: Pictute shows bunk beds but we changed to two twin beds), and also queen-size sleeper sofa to sleep 6 comfortably. All new appliances, air conditioning, microwave, ceiling fans,CD Player, washer/dryer,and cable TV & DVD player are included in the rental price, PLUS Wi-Fi Enabled.
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Beach Dreams village is situated on 43 acres with 3 swimming pools,
2 club houses and tennis courts, as well as gazebos to sit and enjoy
everything Maine has to offer.
This unit is centrally located in Beach Dreams village near the main club house with large pool, children's pool and large hot tub.
Within walking distance to beautiful Moody Beach and trolley stop
that will connect you to Wells and Ogunquit attractions,
restaurants, and beaches. The Trolley stops at Beach Dreams Front Entrance.
activities and attractions in Wells Maine
The Wells, Moody, and Ogunquit Beaches are among the finest family
vacation spots anywhere. Enjoy over six miles of gorgeous white
sand. Attractions include: several golf courses, bicycling,
kayaking, great restaurants, Rachel Carson Natural Estuary Preserve,
hiking, cruises (both sightseeing and fishing) from nearby Perkins
Cove in Ogunquit.
vacation rental rates
$800-May 1 thru June 28, 2014
$1300 June 28 thru Sept 6, 2014
$800-Sept 6 thru October 25, 2014
$75 cleaning fee included
$200 Security Deposit & 7% State of Maine Lodging Tax
Charles & Maureen Piazza 603-489-9318
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Top things to do in Wells
- Golf
- Boating
- Trolley Rides
- Fishing and Whale watching
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- Cooking on thr Grill
- Walks on the Beach
- Marginal Way Walk in Ogunquit
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- Mini Golf
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By Paul Tennant
---- — NEWTON, N.H. — This quiet little rural community was shocked by a drowning that happened Saturday morning at the Town Beach on Country Pond.
Sheldon Jean-Laurent, 18, of Boston's Mattapan section, became distressed and went under the water, according to a press release from the New Hampshire State Police Marine Patrol. Lifeguards and swimmers rescued him from the water and performed CPR, state police said.
The Marine Patrol was notified at 10:49 a.m.
Jean-Laurent was transported to Merrimack Valley Hospital in Haverhill, Mass. then airlifted to Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, where he died at 11:40 p.m.
A man at the Town Beach who asked not to be identified said there has never been a drowning at Country Pond, where many summer homes are located. He and others at the beach referred questions to Newton police Chief Larry Streeter.
A Newton police dispatcher said Streeter is expected to hold a press conference today at a time to be announced.
The swimming area at Town Beach is marked by ropes. A sign warns in red letters, "Swim at own risk."
Two other men drowned in New Hampshire during the weekend. Fish and Game officials yesterday recovered the body of 20-year-old Daron Graham of Concord. Graham was swimming near the Route 4 bridge over the Merrimack River in Boscawen on Saturday when he went under. Several swimmers tried to reach him but were unable to rescue him due to the fast-moving current.
On Friday, Gary Lacroix, also of Concord, drowned in the Merrimack River in Concord while trying to retrieve an object floating in the water.


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Theres nothing quite like that first time.
For the players on the 2010 South Carolina baseball team, the one that claimed the programs first national championship, the memories are forever.
Friday night at Carolina Stadium, more than 100 players from across USCs long baseball history gathered for an alumni game, including a handful who were part of the epic 11-inning, 2-1 win against UCLA in the national title game that closed Omahas Rosenblatt Stadium.
Adrian Morales, the third baseman who batted .273 with nine homers and 56 RBIs on that team, never will forget those special times.
It means a lot. The chemistry we had was like no other team that Ive ever been on, said Morales, who serves as USCs student assistant coach.
Eight previous teams had reached the CWS before that season, including three that made it to the championship game before losing. But the 2010 team finished the job.
Blake Cooper, the senior right-hander who led the pitching staff that season with a 13-2 mark and 2.76 ERA, noted their camaraderie.
In 2010, we were a team of great friends on and off the field, said Cooper, who pitched in Double-A this season in the Arizona Diamondbacks organization. We liked to hang out together and do things together. That helped us on the field. Each and every one of us pulled for each other.
The stories were flying on this night, and not just about 2010. Pitchers Randy Martz and Jim Lewis, who anchored the 1977 staff on a team that lost to Arizona State in the national title game, were there. Both went on to pitch in the major leagues.
Also in attendance were former New York Yankees star Bobby Richardson, who jump-started the programs success when he arrived as the coach in 1970 and led the team to the 1975 title game, and his successor, June Raines, who guided the program to the CWS four times after he took over in 1977.
Morales got a big kick out of seeing the many former standouts.
Its good to see all the older guys come from back in the day. The two national championships we won were for them, too, Morales said. They played here and were a part of everything that went on (in 2010 and 2011). Its good to see them having fun and looking young.
The Gamecocks, who repeated their success in 2011 with another championship to open TD Ameritrade Park, remain a big part in the lives of the former players. Steven Neff, a two-way player on the two title teams, enjoyed the experience of returning to Carolina Stadium.
Its always great to be back on this field and put on this uniform again. Its a dream come true just to wear this uniform, said Neff, who pitched this season in the San Francisco Giants organization. To see all these older guys who played for College World Series teams, its great to meet them. They were role models for us back in the day.
Others who played in the majors in attendance on the night included Tripp Cromer, Kevin Melillo, Steven Tolleson and Brian Buscher, who serves as a USC assistant coach.
But a select few claimed national championship rings, a list that also included former catcher Kyle Enders and former pitchers John Taylor and Patrick Sullivan.
Now that its a few years later and Im done playing, its an honor to say I was a part of that first national championship team, Enders said. Its hard to keep in touch with a lot of the guys who played with you. Its great to come back to an event like this and catch up and share stories with guys you havent seen in years.
Taylor agreed.
It could have been any of these guys. I just got lucky that it was my two years here, Taylor said. All these guys put in a lot of work like we did. It was special to be a part of that.


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INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Pence and the state's top lawmakers have signed off on expanding Medicaid using the Indiana's medical savings accounts with one key bit of information missing: the price tag.
The Pence administration submitted a Medicaid waiver request to expand the healthy Indiana Plan this week. Pence aides and leaders of the Indiana General Assembly said Thursday that expanding the program without knowing its cost is a better option than relying on traditional Medicaid.
Medicaid costs are central to the debate over whether Indiana should enroll an additional 400,000 residents under the federal health care law. The state actuary has pegged the cost at $2 billion over the next seven years. A study from the Indiana Hospital Association estimates it would cost the state $503 million.


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The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge - tennis styleStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet2 days ago
All over the sports world and elsewhere, people are accepting the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise money and awareness for ALS, better known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. The campaign, which didn't start as an ALS-related stunt, has raised more than $15 million so far.
You don't have to actually DO the challenge to donate. You can do it right here.
Here is some of what the tennis players have been up to, in support of the cause.
Novak Djokovic needs some mood music:
Ana Ivanovic checks in from what looks like some garbage-strewn back alley somewhere in Manhattan.
Gabriela Sabatini does her bit from Argentina:
Grigor Dimitrov completed the challenge in the ocean (smart move) and with a rather famous bucket holder in Greg Norman.
Norman challenged ex-wife Chris Evert, who also accepted a challenge From Tracy Austin and turned it around to Martina Navratilova and Pam Shriver.
Your TV and multimedia guide to the U.S. OpenStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet2 days ago
This is the last year ESPN will share its coverage of the U.S. Open with CBS. Beginning in 2015, they will have the entire package including the Labor Day weekend day sessions and the final weekend.
But for this year, ESPN still will be wall-to-wall with the exception of the time slots still occupied by CBS. And, as a complementary resource, Tennis Channel also will provide hours of live broadcasts and other programming.
The totals, as scheduled, will be more than 400 hours for ESPN on its various platforms and more than 260 hours on Tennis Channel (75 hours of it live match coverage).
Busted Racquet, of course, will also be bringing you wall-to-wall coverage of all the goings-on at Flushing Meadows.
Monday, Aug. 25 10:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. - Tennis Channel 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. - ESPN 6 p.m. to conclusion of play: ESPN2
Tuesday, Aug. 26 10:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. - Tennis Channel 1 p.m. to conclusion of play - ESPN
Wednesday, Aug. 27 10:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. - Tennis Channel 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. - ESPN 6 p.m. to conclusion of play: ESPN2
Thursday, Aug. 28 10:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. - Tennis Channel 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. - ESPN 6 p.m. to conclusion of play: ESPN2
Rafael Nadal out of U.S. OpenStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet3 days ago
When Rafael Nadal announced last Friday that he was postponing until Monday his decision on whether to participate in the U.S. Open, there were two possibilities.
Either the world No. 2 had decided to play, but just wanted to take a few more days to make sure. Or, more likely, his injured right wrist wasn't sufficiently healed but he wanted to give it a few more days, just in case there was a big last-minute turnaround.
Not surprisingly, it was the latter scenario.
And so Nadal will miss the U.S. Open for the second time in three years; he missed it in 2012 with his knee problems and won it a year ago.
Here's the statement from Nadal, from the U.S. Open web site.
Maria Sharapova shows ruthless side in loss to Ana Ivanovic in CincinnatiStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet4 days ago
The semi-final match between WTA Tour marquee players Maria Sharapova and Ana Ivanovic in Cincinnati Saturday night might not have featured the best tennis in the game's history – although it had its moments – but it wasn't short on drama.
Ivanovic led by a set and 4-0, then 5-2 before Sharapova mounted a comeback to lead 4-2 in the third set and have match points at 5-4. Ivanovic ended up winning it 6-2, 5-7, 7-5 in two hours and 45 minutes.
But the moment that had social media in an uproar came in the second game of the final set when Ivanovic doubled over, apparently in some distress and in tears, and ended up lying on the court as the tournament physician took her blood pressure.
Sharapova was clearly not impressed; earlier, she also had been unimpressed at Ivanovic leaving the court, asking the chair umpire whether she was merely taking a bathroom break or doing a full wardrobe change. In short, she was not impressed, and perhaps even less impressed with the way she was playing to put herself in such a deep hole.
Milos Raonic's Excellent Hair AdventureStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet5 days ago
Canadian Milos Raonic's impenetrable fortress of a hairdo has become such a topic of conversation, it's surprising it doesn't yet have its own parody Twitter account.
It was the bulk of his press conference after a barely discussion-worthy 6-1, 6-0 dismantling of the Italian Fabio Fognini Friday in Cincinnati. Raonic was happy to get into the nitty-gritty of how his 'do becomes his 'do, and the science behind it.
After experimentation, Raonic has found the secret to making it sweatproof.
"I actually found one brand that ... before the issue would be if you put a lot of product the hair doesn't absorb it at all and it just keeps going down your face. This one allows the hair to absorb it as well. I still sweat across my eyes, just not as much as if I used another product," he said. "My sweat doesn't go down the back. It still comes down the front of my face. I can't redirect that. Nowadays you can make dams, you can make lakes, you can make everything artificial. I cannot artificially direct my hair and my sweat."
Raonic also discussed his early cap-wearing days.
Juan Martín del Potro out of U.S. Open; Rafael Nadal postpones decisionStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet5 days ago
The villain is the same: the wrist on the off-hand.
It means right-hander Juan Martín del Potro of Argentina, who was targeting a return at the U.S. Open after undergoing surgery on his left wrist March 24, won't be there after all.
It could mean that left-hander Rafael Nadal, who injured his right wrist during practice a few days before the Rogers Cup in Toronto last week and also is absent in Cincinnati this week, might miss it as well.
In Nadal's case, he has had a splint on the hand since the injury occurred July 30. He was to announce his decision on whether he would compete in New York on Friday.
Public-relations manager Benito Perez-Barbadillo made this announcement on Twitter:
Decision on US Open participation for @RafaelNadal postponed till early next week. No decision today or tomorrow.
Del Potro hasn't played since the tournament in Dubai in late February, when he retired in the second set of his first-round match against Somdev Devvarman of India. He returned to the court at the end of May, but without testing the surgically-repaired right wrist. He only hit his first backhands on July 24.
Davis Cup tie between Israel and Argentina to be played in ... Sunrise, FloridaStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet6 days ago
South Florida is a long, long way from Israel.
Forced by the International Tennis Federation on rather short notice to seek an alternate, neutral venue to host its World Group playoff tie against Argentina next month, the Israeli Davis Cup team has chosen the unlikely town of Sunrise, Florida.
To be more precise, the Sunrise Tennis Club, which is a public facility. The Davis Cup committee approved the choice after visiting the site. The alternative for the Israelis would have been to travel all the day down to Argentina to contest the tie on their opponents' home turf.
The tie will take place Sept. 12-14, right after the U.S. Open.
American Jack Sock poised to make tennis history (updated)Stephanie Myles at Busted Racquet6 days ago
Jack Sock and Canadian partner Vasek Pospisil had a dream debut as a doubles duo when they won the Wimbledon crown in their first tournament together last month.
Friday in Cincinnati, they're posed to break a record that has stood for at least 30 years.
If Pospisil and Sock defeat No. 2 seeds Alexander Peya of Austria and Bruno Soares of Brazil in the Cincinnati quarter-finals, it will be their 13th consecutive victory. According to the ATP, that would surpass a 12-match debut run by the team of Paul Annacone of the U.S. and Christo van Rensburg of South Africa, who kicked off their partnership by winning 12 straight matches.
The ATP Tour records go back 30 years; no team has done better.
Annacone and van Rensburg won the Sydney tournament on grass in December 1984 (yes, they had tournaments in December back then; the Australian Open was played in November), then the 1985 Lipton championship in Delray Beach (which is now the Sony Open in Miami). They lost in the quarter-finals of an ATP event in Houston.
WTA Tour loading up inaugural event in Wuhan, China in SeptemberStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet7 days ago
Out of nowhere, a brand-new WTA Tour Premier event has sprung up in Li Na's hometown of Wuhan, China this season, to take place Sept. 21-27.
And the Tour is doing everything it can to ensure the first year of the Dongfeng Motor Wuhan Open is a big success. A press release sent out today says 19 of the top 20 players are committed to play; only Victoria Azarenka is missing from the list.
The release included enthusiastic quotes from some of the scheduled participants:
Ana Ivanovic: "I can't wait to get to Wuhan and play. Coming to a new city and playing a brand new event is going to be a fantastic experience for all of us. I'm so excited to be part of it."
Petra Kvitova: "It's always exciting to play in a different city and to experience a new tournament. Li Na has told me about Wuhan so I'm really looking forward to being there and playing in front of new fans."
Li Na: "I'm so proud that my city is staging such a prestigious tournament. I am very excited about being part of such a strong field of players and I can't wait to get on court and play in front of my home crowd."
Two players who are missed, Robin Soderling and Elena Baltacha, share a birthday todayStephanie Myles at Busted Racquet7 days ago
Sweden's Robin Soderling, the ATP Tour's missing man, turns 30 today.
Great Britain's Elena Baltacha would have turned 31 today. Except she didn't make it.
Both are greatly missed on the professional circuit.
Baltacha, who for long periods of time was the highest-ranked female British player, died suddenly and tragically of liver cancer in May just six months after officiallly retiring with the intention of devoting her life to her foundation, which aims to bring tennis to disadvantaged kids.
The outpouring of love and support for her new husband / longtime coach Nino Severino was heartwarming back in June, when the "Rally for Bally" cause hit its apex during the Queen's Club tournament just before Wimbledon. Many top players donated their time to raise funds for her foundation. You can still see the symbolic yellow wristbands around the tour.
The current total stands at over 77,000 British pounds. You can still contribute by clicking here.


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Wightlink statement after gangway collapse
"This morning, Wightlink experienced a problem with the retractable gangway which is used to attach to the linkspan at the Ryde Pier Head main berth. The gangway was not in use at the time and access was not possible.
"No one was hurt and because the gangway is remotely operated, at no time was anyone in any danger. We have now completed our initial investigations and can confirm that engineers are on site and divers have recovered a small section of the retractable gangway which became disconnected.
"For now we are using a different berth for the Wight Ryders and there are no delays on our Ryde Pier Head to Portsmouth Harbour route. Regrettably, there is currently no access for disabled passengers or persons with reduced mobility. We ask that they make their way directly to Fishbourne."


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About CavCom Inc.
CavCom is an audio technology company committed to designing products that prevent hearing loss and improve 2-way radio communications in high noise and/or respirator environments. Immediate 2-way communication is critical to enhance worker safety and improve product quality. CavCom recognizes that employees demand comfort, durability and personal protection. Each of our product lines, EARZON, RADIOGEAR, and CAVCOM are industry proven and superior to other comparable devices (hearing protection headphones, earphones, headsets and earbuds) on the market. Call us to learn how clients have used CavCom products to protect, listen and talk in their work environment.
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The Grascals make an appearance on the syndicated show, INSIDE MUSIC ROW. The band chats with Kellie Lynn of IMR backstage at the Grand Ole Opry just before a recent Opry performance.
The Grascals make an appearance on the syndicated show, INSIDE MUSIC ROW. The band chats with Kellie Lynn of IMR backstage at the Grand Ole Opry just before a recent Opry performance.
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Nashville, TN – This week, the legendary Charlie Daniels hosted the Charlie Daniels' Scholarship for Heroes event; a special free concert to support Lipscomb University's Yellow Ribbon Enhancement Program. Daniels was joined by a chart-topping lineup of entertainment industry friends including Jason Aldean, Lee Greenwood, Chris Young and the multi-award winning Bluegrass band, The Grascals, making their fourth consecutive appearance at the annual event.
"We're always ready to step up and support our active military and veterans," explained Jamie Johnson of The Grascals. "We're so proud to call Charlie Daniels a friend and to join him in support of the people who serve far away so that we can all pursue our lives in security here at home."
Daniels, an avid supporter of the military, expressed pleasure with the evening and the community support.
"We have so many heroes whose needs fly below our radar," said Daniels. "This shouldn't be happening and this event is helping to make sure it doesn't."
Terry Eldredge is even more effusive, saying of his friend, "I believe Charlie Daniels is Santa Claus, I really do. He is always giving."
Also appearing, military veteran and country music artist, Keni Thomas, and the Christian Rock band, Bleach, whose members lost a brother in Iraq. The event included a presentation by Mary Byers, President of Gold Star Mothers, Inc., an organization of mothers who have lost sons or daughters who were in military service.
Pictured (L-R) Jamie Johnson, Jeremy Abshire, Danny Roberts, Charlie Daniels, Terry Eldredge and Aaron McDaris (of Rhonda Vincent's The Rage, filling in for Kristin Scott Benson.) PHOTO BY GORDY COLLINS
The Grascals made an appearance on Marie 2.27.13. Hosted by Marie Osmond, the show airs on The Hallmark Channel. The Grascals performed "PRETTY MELODY" from their Grammy-nominated album LIFE FINDS A WAY, as well as the instrumental "BLUE ROCK SLIDE." Marie, who knows a thing or two about being the only girl in the company of guys, asked Kristin Scott Benson what it's like to be the only girl on the road with The Grascals. Showing her quick wit, Kristin quipped, "It's like being in sixth grade your whole life," earning a high five from Marie, sister to the 8 Osmond brothers.
Here's a video.
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Air Date: Wednesday, 2/27/13 – noon
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The Grascals are honored to have received a nomination for LIFE FINDS A WAY as Best Bluegrass Album in the 55th annual Grammy® Awards.
"We tip our hat to ALL of the nominees, and frankly, to everyone whose work of love is a life spent writing songs, signing, picking and playing," says Jamie Johnson. "It really is an amazing honor to just be included in the Grammy® process and we hope to make it back again real soon!"
It's a triple-header for The Grascals, who were honored again as SPBGMA's Instrumental Group of the Year. The band received the award in the 2012 and 2011 SPBGMA awards as well, making this the 3rd in a row. "We're so grateful to SPBGMA and the fans for embracing The Grascals and being so appreciative of what we do," Jamie says. "We just love the music and we'd play and sing even if no one was listening. It's all the sweeter to know that we can share the music with others."
The Nashville office of The Recording Academy held its annual celebration for Grammy nominees. Honorees were invited to the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel for a red carpet reception and cocktail hour. It was an ideal opportunity to chat with friends in the media and catch up with other honorees. The Grammy Awards air on CBS on Sunday, February 10th.
THE GRASCALS recently met one of their entertainment heroes when they appeared on NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Hollywood icon Robert DeNiro was also a guest, along with Sherri Shepherd (of The View).
"As if it wasn't a big enough thrill to perform on The Tonight Show, and believe me, it was a huge thrill," Terry Eldredge says, " then we found out that Robert DeNiro would be on the same show. Robert DeNiro, man; 'The Deer Hunter,' 'Goodfellas,' 'Taxi Driver.' Now, that's Hollywood!"
The two-time Academy Award winner, DeNiro, met with the band backstage and took time for a photo.
As musical guest, The Grascals closed the show with "Mystery Train" from their album Life Finds A Way (Mountain Home Music). The project is nominated for Best Bluegrass Album in the upcoming 55th annual Grammy Awards which will air on CBS February 10th.
"The Tonight Show experience was definitely a career highlight," Danny Roberts says. "Everyone involved in that show is top-notch. Jay Leno is gracious and welcoming and that crew made us feel right at home. They all work hard and have a good time, which is the way we like to do it."
The Grascals are nominated for Instrumental Group of the Year in the upcoming SPBGMA Awards to be held in Nashville. Soon after, they'll make another appearance on The Grand Ole Opry as part of their busy 2013 schedule.
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GREENSBORO — North Carolinas Sam Paul and Brayden Schnur were named the ACCs coach and freshman of the year in mens tennis as announced by the conference on Thursday.
Virginia senior Alex Domjian was named the ACC player of the year.
Schnur joins the likes of Paul Harsanyi (1994), Bjorn Rencken (1999) and Chris Kearney (2007) as Tar Heels to capture freshman of the year honors.
Additionally, Duke junior Jason Tahir and senior Fred Saba joined Schnur and freshman Ronnie Schneider on the All-ACC first team. N.C. State juniors Austin Powell and Robbie Mudge were named to the All-ACC second team in addition to UNC sophomore Brett Clark. Dukes Bruno Semenzato, a sophomore and the Blue Devils Raphael Hemmeler were named to the All-ACC third team.
East Carolina: Senior Joran Vliegen has been selected the Conference USA player of the year. Vliegen, a native of Maaselk, Belgium, is the first East Carolina player to earn player of the year honors and be named first team All-Conference USA twice.
Vliegen, the top-ranked player in the league at No. 26 nationally, has enjoyed one of the finest seasons in league history. He will enter the NCAA championships this month with a 31-7 overall singles record after compiling a 15-3 dual match record playing exclusively at No. 1 singles.
Vliegen also received first-team all-conference doubles honors paired with sophomore Colin Roller. The duo went 20-6 overall this season with a 14-4 record in dual matches this spring, playing all contests at the No. 1 position. They are the only pair in ECU history to earn all-league doubles accolades and have been recognized as such each of the last two seasons.
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Duke: Duke moved up one spot to No. 5 in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) rankings. The Blue Devils are also heavily represented in the rankings by four singles players and five doubles pairs.
Sophomore Beatrice Capra held steady at No. 7, continuing to headline the Blue Devil contingent this season. Junior Ester Goldfeld, who also appeared on the ITAs list throughout the season, remained ranked among the nations top-30 singles players, at No. 27. Senior Hanna Mar, currently ranked 36th by the ITA, has not appeared outside of the top 40 since Feb. 25, while freshman Chalena Scholl currently ranks 116th.
In doubles, Dukes tandem of Capra and Mar is No. 5. Two additional doubles teams, the duo of Goldfeld and freshman Alyssa Smith and junior Annie Mulholland/Goldfeld are ranked Nos. 36 and 45, respectively. The team of Goldfeld and senior Marianne Jodoin and the pairing of Mulholland and Scholl rounded out Dukes nationally-ranked doubles teams, appearing at Nos. 60 and 69, respectively.
Campbell: Ryan Thompson has been named one of 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award.
To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence community, classroom, character and competition.
An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities.
Thompson is Campbells career saves record holder with 21, and is also a member of the 50-man midseason Golden Spikes Award watch list.
• Sophomore designated hitter Matt Parrish has been named to the 2014 Capital One Academic All-District 3 baseball team, selected by College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
Parrish, who carries a 3.87 GPA as a mathematics major at Campbell.
N.C. State: Senior Kirsty Grant has been selected to the Capital One Academic All-District III First Team, announced Thursday by CoSIDA.
The award recognizes student-athletes not only for their performance in the classroom, but also on the field. To qualify for the award, one must have a GPA of 3.3 or better and see significant action on the field.
Grant is a biological sciences major with a 3.86 GPA.
Campbell: For the second-straight year, Shaela Churchill has been named to the Capital One Academic All-District 3 softball team by CoSIDA.
Churchill owns a 4.0 GPA as a mathematics major.
Womens Basketball
Duke: Former Duke All-America Georgia Schweitzer will be inducted into the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame on May 17 in Columbus at the Greater Columbus Convention Center.
Schweitzer helped lead the Blue Devils to their first NCAA Final Four in 1999, while knocking off three-time defending NCAA champion Tennessee in the NCAA Elite Eight. Schweitzer, who was named the NCAA East Regional MVP as a sophomore, scored 22 points against the Lady Vols and eventually led Duke to the NCAA championship game before falling to Purdue.
A 6-foot guard, Schweitzer went on to be named ACC Player of the Year as a junior and senior and was selected a Kodak All-America in 2001. She helped led Duke to its first ACC championship in 2000 and earned ACC tournament MVP in 2001 leading the Blue Devils to a second straight title. Schweitzer, who graduated in 2001 with a degree in environmental science, closed her career with 1,620 points, 533 rebounds, 428 assists and 171 steals.
Track & Field
Saint Augustines: JaQuan Demiel won the mens long jump with a personal outdoor best of 23 feet, 9 inches at the Liberty Twilight Qualifier track & field meet at Matthes-Hopkins Track on the Liberty University campus in Lynchburg, Va.
In other events, sophomore Ornella Livingston placed second in the womens 100-meter dash in a season-best 11.67. She finished behind Barbara Pierre, a former Lady Falcons standout who won in 11.15.
Livingston sprinted a season-best 23.96 to place third in the womens 200-meter dash. Senior Akeisha Dumont was fourth in a season-best time of 24.15 and freshman Shakinah Brooks of Raleigh was fifth in 24.22.
Jermaine Jones finished third while teammates Burkheart Ellis Jr. and Joshua Edmonds were fourth and fifth, respectively, in the mens 200-meter dash. Jones (20.64), Ellis Jr. (20.78) and Edmonds (20.80) all ran season-best times.
Roxroy Cato finished second in the mens 400 meter dash in 47.22. Former Falcons standout Josh Scott of G.W. Express/Nike was the winner in 46.72. Ellis Jr. of the Falcons was fourth in a season-best 47.34.
Tyreak Murray placed fourth in the mens 110 meter hurdles in 14.15. Former Falcons standout Gerkenz Senesca of G.W. Express/Nike won in 13.82. Shamia Lassiter placed fourth in the womens 100-meter hurdles in a season-best time of 14.04.
Mens Lacrosse
Duke: Senior attacker Jordan Wolf has been named the ACC mens lacrosse offensive player of the year, and Maryland swept the leagues three other yearly individual awards announced on Thursday.
Wolf has scored an ACC-high 47 goals in 15 games to lead Duke to a 12-3 record. The Wynnewood, Pa., native ranks second in total points (72), fourth in assists per game (1.67) and fourth in shots per game (7.20). Wolf has scored the winning goal in three Blue Devils victories.
Both Wolf and Marylands Niko Amato also collected All-ACC honors for the fourth times of the their career in 2014, joining only five other former ACC mens lacrosse greats as four-time selections.
Campbell: Two former Campbell standouts and coach John Crooks have been named to the Big South Conference womens golf all-decade teams.
Janet Wooten and Jennifer Layman, who won back-to-back Big South individual titles in 1993 and 1994, were named to the 1990-99 all-decade team.
When Crooks took over as head coach for the 1991-92 season, it marked the start of an era of sustained success in the womens program. His first team finished as runner-up in the Big South, while the next two won back-to-back conference titles before Campbell joined the Atlantic Sun Conference in 1994-95. After a 17-year stint in the league, Campbell re-joined the Big South in 2011-12 and has won two of the past three womens golf championships.
Now in his 23rd year in charge of the team, Crooks has guided his teams to 12 league trophies and nine runner-up showings during his tenure.
A native of Morganton, Ga., Janet Wooten Collins led Campbell to consecutive Big South Conference womens golf championships in 1993 and 1994 during her three-year career. After transferring from Auburn, she became the first Campbell golfer to earn an individual berth in the NCAA Division I regional championships.
She led Campbell to 10 tournament wins in her three-year career. Individually, she won seven collegiate tournament championships and finished among the top 10 individuals 19 times in 26 outings. She is a member of both the Campbell University and Big South Conference Hall of Fame.
Layman was a two-time all-conference performer (1992, 1994) and won the league tournament as a junior in 94 when Campbell received its first NCAA regional team berth. During Laymans career, the Camels won two league titles and finished as runner-up twice, including 1995 in the Atlantic Sun Conference.


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York firm gets record fine for mis-selling financial products
A credit card protection firm based in York has been fined a record £10.5 million after it mis-sold products such as identity theft cover to thousands of customers.
CPP has also agreed to pay an estimated £14.5 million in compensation to customers after the Financial Services Authority (FSA) found widespread mis-selling of products between January 2005 and March 2011.
- The company told customers they would benefit from up to £100,000 of insurance cover, even though this was not needed because they were already covered by their banks.
- The FSA added that CPP sales agents were overly persistent with potential customers and were even given targets for dissuading people who contacted CPP to cancel their products.
- Today's fine is the FSA's joint largest penalty for a retail matter and would have been £15 million if CPP had not agreed to settle at an early stage.
– Tracey McDermott, FSA Director of Enforcement and Financial Crime
While CPP's products were relatively inexpensive, they were sold widely and CPP encouraged its sales agents to be overly persistent. This exposed a very large number of customers to the unacceptable risk of buying products they did not want or need."
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Fraser Waters on his way to scoring Wasps first try
Injury cast it's shadow on the game however, as both Danny Cipriani and Tom Voyce were taken to hospital with ankle and shoulder injured respectively that will rule them out of action at Twickenham in a fortnight's time.
That Wasps made it to the final was a truly heroic achievement, considering the physical toll this match took, and with Bath's much-vaunted attackers hogging the lion's share of possession for much of the match, Wasps were required to perform one of the best defensive displays of the season to contain the visitors.
Emotion was high on the agenda as club captain Lawrence Dallaglio ran out to a standing ovation prior to kick off in his last ever game at Adams Park before he retires at the end of this season.
And the emotion continued to run high as Bath came out from the kick off determined to target Wasps with both barrels of their attacking game. The visitors pack hit everything with ferocity, and the impact of the first scrum eventually forced to hooker Joe Ward to withdraw from the game after struggling on for half an hour with a neck injury.
Bath had all the territory and all the possession, but faced with a Wasps side that had brought their top drawer defensive game to this game, visiting fly half Butch James could not unlock a path to the line for either his offloading forwards or slick running backs. Matt Banahan, Bath's giant Jersey winger, was prominent with ball in hand in the first quarter, and on one notable occasion gathered the ball, picked up a head of steam and ran directly at Paul Sackey in a fashion redolent of Kiwi colossus, Jonah Lomu. Sackey showed a courage and resolve that was reflective of the entire Wasps team however, in standing his ground and bringing Banahan down before springing up to look for the next tackle.
For Bath, things clearly weren't going according to the script. Olly Barkley, who came into the game with a streak of 15 successful pots at goal behind him, missed with both his first two penalty attempts, the first an admittedly tricky prospect, but the second from almost directly in front of the posts in his own 22.
Consequently, supporters had to wait nearly half an hour for the first score, and though first blood went to Bath even that was not of their own making. Faced with a line out on their own try line, Wasps threw long to captain Dallaglio, who just about held on to the ball to set up a ruck. Under pressure, Danny Cipriani swung out a pass from inside his own goal line to the wider standing Josh Lewsey, but when Lewsey fumbled the pass, Bath centre Alex Crockett pounced for the touch down. Lewsey put his hand up to acknowledge the mistake, and immediately got stuck in to some good counter attacking from the re-start to make amends for his error.
And here was the difference between the teams: Wasps attacked ' and Wasps scored. It was probably only their third or fourth period of possession in the game so far, but Flutey's beautifully delayed pass allowed Waters to flash through to the line and draw the score level.
Five minutes later: same scenario, same result. Wasps in possession, Waters runs a grandiose switch to pull the defence, Sackey heads for the corner, and though he is pulled down short of the line, Flutey is on hand to scoop up the ball and dive between the clutches of Browne and Claassens to score.
With Cipriani adding the two conversions, Wasps therefore found themselves ahead at the interval - against the run of play but totally deserving of their clinical attacking efforts.
The second half began with confirmation that Bath flanker Michael Lipman, who had left the field with a blood injury on the half hour, would not be returning to the fray. That Bath missed him was especially clear at the breakdown, where previously Wasps had had to fight for scraps and were now contesting more authoritatively.
The Bath attack continued to misfire though, despite being supplied with a generous amount of ball, and for Wasps the game became increasingly attritional as the casualty list began to lengthen.
Cipriani's injury, which required him to be administered with gas for the pain before being stretchered off, shook players from both sides alike, and the clear severity of the damage to his right ankle certainly took some of the sheen off Wasps eventual victory.
Shortly after, Barkley narrowed Wasps lead to four with his first successful penalty, but just before the hour Wasps turned the screw again, Tom Voyce racing up a blind side before making the ball available for Tom Palmer to crash over for Wasps third try. As Van Gisbergen took the conversion though, Voyce was being helped from the pitch with a dislocated shoulder.
Five minutes later, the departure of Tim Payne meant the game went to uncontested scrums, and when Waters was sent to the sin bin with eleven minutes remaining, Wasps battered 14 remaining men knew that this game was not over.
Camped on the Wasps line Bath bashed away, but the home side stuck doggedly to their task of denying the visitors, whose second half attacking efforts had become more and more error prone under the pressure of the rush defence.
Finally in possession for the last few minutes, Wasps were able to run down the clock and ensure their ticket to Twickenham in a fortnight's time.
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At least four popular Dallas eateries were victims of an overnight crime spree.
According to police reports, thieves pried open the front door to Primo's Bar & Grill on McKinney Avenue before 4:30 a.m. Tuesday. They tried to take an ATM but were unsuccessful.
Less than 30 minutes later, they smashed through the glass doors at Dave and Buster on Central Expressway. Again they tried to pry open an ATM but were not able to get any of the contents out, a report states.
At around 5:30 a.m. police responded to calls about a break in at Jakes Hamburgers on Henderson Avenue. There the thieves tried to burglarize a safe, according to reports.
The thieves were not able to get much money in any of their attempts, but did leave a trail of damage.
Surveillance video from one of the restaurants suggests there were three suspects in a gray or silver four-door Dodge car.
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Original post made by VJ on Sep 30, 2012
The default setting for these lights seems to be to stop the traffic on Alma. There is more waiting at this new light than any other light on Alma. So irritating to wait with an empty intersection.
Who decides these things? Who do I talk to get this fixed?
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on Sep 30, 2012 at 10:42 pm
iSez is a registered user.
Agree, the light needs to be reprogrammed to be green for a lesser period for the cars leaving the compound. I waited a long time on Alma for that traffic light to turn green also. I was driving north and it was on Saturday with little traffic. Cars backed up to Meadow. It's going to be a nightmare on weekdays.
The City of Palo Alto has a traffic division who probably decides these things.
on Oct 1, 2012 at 2:15 pm
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Three lights in a row at that end of Alma is one light too many, especially since the newest light is not in sync with the other two.
Meanwhile, further north on Alma, we wait for 10-15 minutes to turn left from a side street during the morning rush hour!!!
Someone''s head was in a place where the sun never shines!
on Oct 4, 2012 at 9:59 pm
Jan H. is a registered user.
Well, tonight , at about 7:00 pm, a Starbuck's truck blocked the outer northbound lane of Alma in order to unload his cargo into the new Starbuck's there. Totally illegal, and caused a big traffic jam.
Somewhat earlier, a crumpled car was seen being towed off of the railroad tracks at the intersection of Alma and Meadow.
What was up with both of these situations?
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What to Expect from Me and This Blog
If you are ever putting a presentation or speech together, the starting point is to "Tell what Tell". This means, tell your audience what you plan to tell them during your time together. I think it is a great rule and one I plan to apply to this site…right now.
Tell what Tell:
I do have a vision, plan or whatever you want to call it about how this blog might unfold. That being said, with your input, and life's twists and turns, who knows if, what happens and what I intend to happen, look exactly the same. Here are a few things that you can count on:
Always expect complete honesty from me and this blog. From simple tips to stories about simplification and being more with less, the process and the results will be part of each post. You can expect 2-3 posts a week on the following topics:
Health – You are the core of this process and of your life. Being fit and healthy will ensure that you are really present to give and receive fully.
Money – A big part of simplifying is becoming debt free and building savings. I am still in the process and want to share what is working for me, and learn what is working for you.
Clutter – It's got to go, one room, one drawer at a time. If you clear it out thoughtfully, with a great plan, chances are, it won't be back.
Fashion – We have to wear clothes (most of the time) so let's make it simple. I want to help you create an easy, flattering, budget conscious closet and address our universal struggle of, "I have nothing to wear, even though my closet is overflowing." More on this at The Project 333.
Connections – Between work exhaustion, texting and other modern day technology, we aren't making genuine connections anymore. I want to see what we can do about that.
Business - Depending on your line of work, business can be stressful, cutthroat and emotionally charged, but when it comes right down to it, if you can find a way to be nice, then you will sign bigger deals, gain more loyalty and increase your chances of success. Of course, there is more to good business than just being nice, but do at least that and you will immediately begin to out-behave your competition.
As you read through these topics, you might find that you have already mastered some of them. Maybe you are in perfect health, or carry no debt. Perhaps, your wardrobe is affordable and amazing or you know nothing but success in business. If that is the case, please share your secrets and pass those posts on to someone who might need them and of course, stay tuned for a post that interests you!
You can expect inspiration and entertainment, but also expect to be challenged with tough questions, assignments and mini-missions. Expect to participate, when you are ready, with your questions, feedback and recommendations. This blog really is for you so I hope you will tell me what you want or need moving forward.
Thanks for reading.
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Hi Courtney,
I think the notion of being more with less is an idea who's time has come!
As real estate mortgage lender – I feel very strongly that personal financial responsibility & scaling down and living with less are important to our very bloated acquisition minded society. So many people are in deep financial trouble because they took on too much debt buying gigantic houses they really didn't need – all for egotistical purposes.
I'm a true believer and will look forward to reading your posts as they come out.
I will look forward to reading your thoughts on these topics. In my writing class, I teach students the "Aristotilian model" of writing and oratory: 1. Tell them what you're going to tell them, 2. Tell them, 3. Tell them what you told them. You just followed the classical model Being an advocate of simple living and a decluttered house, I'll enjoy reading your tips.
I am excited to read more from you, Courtney! This is just the kind of no-nonsense advice and guidance I could use.
I am excited to read more from you, Courtney! This is just the kind of no-nonsense advice and guidance I could use.
hi Courtney! I love your blog and most especially all the mini-missions you've started. You are very inspirational! I'll be checking out your blog often!
Firstly, that is a heartwarming read even after such a long time. Since I am going through one of those prolonged internal battles, I was looking for words that would nudge me to take a relook at self-introspection. After reading your introduction, it seems that I am not being completely honest with myself. It was so reassuring to chance upon a blog that promises to deliver honesty.
Yet to check out other posts but am sure that this experience could be a meaningful step for me.
Thank you, Courtney.
Please can you email me new posts?
Hi Courtney!
I am so inspired with mininalism and simplicity lifestyle after many years of tangling up my stuff and other unimpimportant things in all aspects of life. I really want to be a minimalist and enjoy more of life. I just created a blog for this journey and i want you to know that you are an inspiration. James