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SmileShe only wished to see the light of day.She only wished the pain would go away.She sat in the darkness,the evil in which she resides.The innocence lost.The tears she cannot hide.The smile which refuses to show.The happiness she cannot hold.The hope the slips through her grasp.The boy who grabs it at last.The light that shines through.The kindness that makes her heart anew.The shattered dreams are here to stay.The smile comes back, here to last.
Immortal LifeTick tock, tick tock.Her life will always mend.Tick tock, tick tock.The story never ends.Tick tock, tick tock.The clock goes round and round.Tick tock, tick tock.She's buried underground.Tick tock, tick tock.She's losing all her air.Tick tock, tick tock.She's under no one's care.Tick tock, tick tock.Oh look, the light shines through.Tick tock, tick tock.This story always reigns true.Tick tock, tick tock.Her life always mends.Tick tock, tick tock.Her story never ends.Tick tock, tick tock.They're cutting all her hair.Tick tock, tick tock.They drowned her at the fair.Tick tock, tick tock.Her body floats up near.Tick tock, tick tock.Her life, it causes fear.Tick tock, tick tock.Time makes all amends.Tick tock, tick tock.Her story never ends.
The SlendermanI waited for Master to come. To save me.I wasn't expecting HIM to come instead. The name whispered through the wind, alerting me to his presence. Master didn't come...But the Slenderman did.His tendrils slid over my body in the darkness, and I gasped as he turned me around."Liiiiillllyyyyyy....Commmmeee wwiiitthhh mmmmeeeee..." His voice spoke softly, filling my entire being with his sound. I remained silent and tried not to look at him. Master was coming, surely he was."He's never hhhhheeerrrreeeeee...." He smiled and grabbed my chin with an actual hand, forcing me to look at his faceless...well, face. I grimaced and tried to turn, but he wouldn't let me."I'm heeerrreee to take his pplllaacccceeeeee.....Heeeee said I ccooouuullllddddd...." Slendy tightened his grip, making me cry out. I was paralyzed with fear. I knew he would take me for sure this time.The last thing I had said to master was that I was never going to see him...My neck popped as Slenderman whipped my head up.
100 Theme ChallengeI'm gonna do the 100 Theme Challenge.These are the themes:1. Introduction2. Love3. Light/good4. Dark/evil5. Don't Blink6. Break Away7. Heaven/ God(s)8. Innocence9. Hell/The Devil10. Breathe Again11. Memory12. Insanity13. Misfortune14. Smile15. Silence16. Questioning17. Blood18. Need19. Gray20. Fortitude21. Vacation22. Mother Nature23. Death24. No Time25. Trouble Lurking26. River27. Tower28. Sorrow29. Happiness30. Under the Rain31. Emotions32. Night33. Expectations34. Stars35. Animal36. Precious Treasure37. Eyes38. Abandoned39. Dreams40. Werewolf41. Two Guns42. Standing Still43. Dying44. Two Roads45. Illusion46. Family47. Creation48. Childhood49. Zombie50. Breaking the Rules51. FUCK52. Deep in Thought53. Keeping a Secret54. Tower55. Waiting56. Danger Ahead57. Sacrifice58. Kick in the Head59. No Way Out60. Rejection61. Vampire62. Magic63. Do Not Disturb64. Multitasking65. Horror66. Traps67. Playing the Melody68. Hero69
It Has BegunPounding heart.Breaking mind.He digs his fingers deep inside.Tall man can't you see?See what you are doing to me?See and hearall that is near.Observe and listen.PROPHET.PRⓍPHET.Shush small girl,you know your job.Big brother is here.Let me make this clear.YOUSEEEVERYTHING.EVERYTHINGISCLEAR.Do my bidding, draw me near.Make the army, make more fear.For I am coming.Slenderman is here.
VoidEmpty void;Oh so sweet.Eternal darkness;we always meet.
A Fool's LoveA fool's loveIs the brightest that there can be.To feel such intensityWhile being so oblivious to the truth...To continue to showWhen there's no one left to see.To giveWhen no one will take it..A fool's loveIs the most loyal that there can be.To stay faithfulWhen the other has cheated.To show kindnessWhen the others show hate.To show strengthEven when they are weak.To show loveEven if their mate loves another.To seek attentionEven when they do not even exist...A fool's loveIs the most idiotic there can be.To loveWhen they are hated.To careWhen they are used.To speak the truthWhen they are lied to.To play the gameWhen there is no coins left.To keep fightingWhen they have already lost the war.I am that fool.
Dreaming: Chapter 2I awoke with a startle. I was sitting in the shower, huddled in the corner of the tub. I sighed and got up.It was going to be a long day.I finished with my shower and shut the water off. Finishing up the other stuff people normally do after taking a shower, I went and got coffee. I was really going to need it.I looked out the window after taking a sip... Odd. The clouds were darker than they should've been able to be...I didn't pay much attention to it. My day was about to begin. I had work in an hour. Woo. Best birthday ever. I took care of my cup, got my keys, and left the apartment.It wasn't long until I reached my destination. Or was it? I don't know. I never pay attention to the time when I drive. I work at a mental institute. Ironic, right? I just help out, really. The people there took pity on me and started paying me 2 weeks into me volunteering. It's alright with me, I'm getting money and I can afford food, a car, and an apartment.The only thing I have to worry about is
This Night is OursThe fire blazes as we sit tight,Our bodies touching; it feels so right.You look at me,I look at you.Our lips meet; I always love it when they do.Words cannot describe the passion that flows through.I look up and say "I love you",You smile and answer "I do too".As we cuddle and sleep in each other's arms,I realize that this lovely night is ours.
Die Some Other Time.I pick a smile from all the blinding lies.Taping it to my face-I'll whisper to myself,That the sun shall shine through to me today.I'll put my hope out on my way,I'll whisper that everything will be okay-That I'm not a hopeless little girl on the stray.I'll find my way someday soon-I'll stop the tears between my sighs.I'll whisper,Everything will be okay-That I'll die another day.I can't give up,Knowing everybody has sucky days-That I might as well smile for those I love.I'll throw away those nasty pills-I'll ignore my knife when stress calls my name in the tough times.I'll be strong today.I won't cry one tear when I say good bye to him,I won't think of all the good things he said to me-How he loves me.How he used to say my name.He claims he wants me,Disappearing with my heart
I Love You For ThatTalking to youis safe and its sweet.It's innocent and free.And I love you for that.Looking at yougives me shortness of breath.Makes my heart beat fast.And I want you for that.Being near youmakes me nervous and scaredI love your scent and aura.And I'll always be with you for that.Hearing your voicefills my ears with joyeases my heart and my mindAnd I could never leave you for that.You've destroyed my worldYou've rebuilt it thoughto somthing more beautifuland I love you for that.
Words Into FireSlave to the keyboardneck arched, wrists aching.Eyes closed, clickety-clack,a new story in the making.Take my heart and soul,twist my words into fire;burn black font down the page,my voracious literary sire.A violent mental tug-of-war freesthe drip-drop patterned thoughts.Sticks and stones may break my bones;but words will be my chosen lot.
You and Me Against the WorldI'll be nineteen and he'll be twenty-one. He'll be made of scars and half-truths, and I'm sewn together by unfinished stories and abandoned inspiration. They'll say it's wrong because love can't bloom from a broken past. But their warnings will fall on deaf ears because you'll be staring into my eyes in a way that whispers, "It's you and me against the world." So I'll take your hand, our fingers and destinies intertwining to create a whole new adventure.______________________________________The first months will be spent in a cramped apartment, bills and heated arguments piled up to the ceiling. I'll cry some nights because you're never home, and I'm fearing the worst. You'll walk in the door at two a.m. one morning, and I'll be in the bedroom, tears and old memories flooding my eyes. And I don't know what will be special about that night, those tears, but you'll break down. You'll hold me and apologize until your voice is hoarse. "It's you and me agai
Zombie LoveI'm just a zombie, falling for a girl.I'm wondering why I just want to hold her hand.She's so beautiful but yet still she is human.I promise I won't eat her brain.I just want to walk hand and hand.As she's smiling and she says to me, "I've claimed you, you're my man."I've never got to eat a brain,So slowly I'm decaying away,But still I don't really care,Since I'm in love with you.Survivors go and save you,And they blow my head away.The last thing I see is tears running down your face.I smile as I fall slowly down the pavement as you cry.I just happy because I'm loved, and that's the reason why I smile.I'm just a zombie
..who's in love with a human
Innocence In ChainsInnocence lost,Innocence enslavedInnocence in sorrow,Innocence in painInnocence forever,But it doesn't lastA few brief moments of innocence,Are all we really haveInnocence bought,Innocence soldInnocence betrayed,Innocence in chainsInnocence for tomorrow,But it doesn't lastA few brief moments of innocence,Are all we really haveWhen we lose our innocence,We can truly seeOh, how I wish I could be blinded,To harsh realityInnocence grows,Innocence fadesInnocence melts,And on innocence we preyInnocence today,But it doesn't lastA few brief moments of innocence,Are all we really haveInnocence in weakness,Innocence in tearsInnocence in longing,Innocence through the yearsInnocence yesterday,That didn't lastA few brief moments of innocence,Are all we really haveWhen we lose our innocence,We can truly seeOh, how I wish I could be blinded,To harsh realityInnocence in love,Innocence in hateInnocence in that moment,Right before your heart breaksInnocence in
Corpse BrideGirl so sweet, only seventeenA prettier sight you'd never seenLong raven hair, soft pale skinA heart every man wanted to winClear blue eyes, deep as the seaAs gentle a soul as there could ever beThen one quiet winter's dayShe ventured to where she used to playA forest so thick, not bothered by lightBut not too far in she was given a frightFor before her stood a man so strongHis piercing eyes watched her far too longShe turned, a sparrow in flight, too lateHe held her fast, told her to waitHe meant no harm, he looked so sweetAnd so they agreed from then on they'd meetEvery day they were together in secretShe felt happy to bursting every time they metA few weeks later, he loved her he saidSo with this, alas, they agreed to wedShe wore her mother's antique wedding dressThey were to meet late at night, under moonlight's caressPoor thing, she waited what seemed like foreverBut her love would soon complete his wicked endeavourShe sees only a shadow before it all goes
The Game.Broken hearts hold their hands to me-Begging on their fallen knees.They think they need me,Confessing false love so honestly.How naive can they be?!Calling-Allowing my stone blue eyes to cast down at thee.I freeze.All those eyes-They cry at me,At my obvious feelings.How can I turn my back on thee?Let their bones rot through their unmended knees,The tears upon their sunken cheeks freeze from my heart's cruelty.I push my hands into my agonized face-Ripping at my own cheeks,I hear them scream with me.I cannot choose-Cannot right the wrong.This is my destruction,And here I fall.
Snow of EternityWhite and fluffy, cold and wet, snow slowly fell to the paling ground while winds rushed by, making spindling trees howl. It fluttered to a small neighborhood in upstate New York, where leafless maple trees told stories of an autumn that ended long ago. The neighborhood stood silent in its frozen state, and the people who lived there were staying inside to keep warm. One old man, however, who did not rely on electric heaters, had to come out to fetch wood for his fire.He opened the door slowly with a look of caution, and after deciding it was safe enough, he gradually walked out onto his porch where he had a pile stacked. He put down his worn wood bag and slowly started stacking small pieces into it."Darn kids, never reliable," he mumbled crankily, "got to do things m'self to get 'em done." He was talking about his son and daughter who were supposed to be there a few hours ago. They normally came to his house in times of poor weather to help him, but they had yet to have showed up.A
Loving the Devil"Come with me..." He said."I'll follow you anywhere." I said.He took my hand, took my soul.I gave my body, gave my heart."I'll protect you." he said."I trust you." I said.He hurt me, he did.I stayed, I did."I'm the good guy." He said."I'm a good girl." I said."He's the devil." They said."You're an angel." They said."I don't care." I said."I love him.""Don't mind the darkness." he said."I'm losing the light." I said."We can't lose you." They said."This will only sting for a little bit." They said."Don't leave me." he said."I'm loosing so much blood." I said."I won't let you go..." He said."I won't go." I said."Give me your soul." he said."You've always had it." I said.Black wings surround white .Death takes life.Hell beats heaven.Love beats hate.
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March 28, 2014 Scoreboard (03/28/14)
High school roundup: Jackson, ND, Perryville post shutout wins in Noon Optimist tournament (03/28/14)
Same Payne for Central: Chaffee senior beats Tigers for third consecutive year (03/27/14)
SEMO commitment, SEMO Conference awards highlight big day for Noe (03/27/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Payne throws 1-0 shutout against Cape Central (03/27/14)
Noe, Bogan take top SEMO honors (03/27/14)
March 27, 2014 Scoreboard (03/27/14)
High school roundup: Oran baseball team earns its first win of season (03/27/14)
High school roundup: Below pitches, bats Advance baseball to season-opening victory (03/26/14)
St. Vincent girls soccer team scores goal in final minute, defeats Central 2-1 (03/25/14)
March 24, 2014 Scoreboard (03/24/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame boys volleyball program gets off to winning start (03/23/14)
High school roundup: McCormick strikes out 18 in Woodland's season-opening win (03/23/14)
16 SCAA athletes selected to participate in B.A. Sports All-Star Extravaganza in Dexter April 5 (03/15/14)
Central boys basketball season comes to an end in sectional round (03/13/14)
Central boys basketball team upsets Sikeston in district final (03/09/14)
Cape Central dethrones five-time defending champion Sikeston 68-52 (03/08/14)
March 7, 2014 Scoreboard (03/07/14)
Central boys basketball team ends season for rival Notre Dame (03/07/14)
Class 4, District 1: Sikeston using extra time to prepare for playoff grind (03/05/14)
Playoff basketball postponed again (03/03/14)
Central bounces Perryville boys basketball team from district tournament (03/02/14)
Central girls basketball team can't complete comeback against Kennett (03/02/14)
High school roundup: Central boys close out their regular season with a win (03/02/14)
Dexter boys fall to Cape Central 57-39 (03/01/14)
High school roundup: Saxony Lutheran girls claim district crown (02/28/14)
Lady Tribe takes on Cape Central (02/27/14)
High school roundup: Saxony Lutheran girls basketball team reaches district title game (02/25/14)
Central boys basketball team tops ND in possible district preview (02/25/14)
February 21, 2014 Scoreboard (02/21/14)
High school roundup: Central girls top Perryville in 3 OT (02/21/14)
Lady Bulldogs turn back Cape Central 47-43 (02/20/14)
High school roundup: Montgomery reaches milestone in Chaffee win (02/20/14)
February 19, 2014 Scoreboard (02/20/14)
Bluejays slip up against Cape Central 65-59 (02/19/14)
Central hands first SEMO Conference basketball loss to Charleston boys (02/19/14)
February 18, 2014 Scoreboard (02/18/14)
High school roundup: Woodland girls basketball team wins thriller in OT (02/18/14)
February 17, 2014 Scoreboard (02/17/14)
Jackson wrestlers win district, qualify nine for state meet (02/16/14)
Foul trouble hurts Central boys basketball team in loss to Sikeston (02/16/14)
Sikeston all but seals district top seed following win over Tigers (02/15/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Lady Bearcats roll, NMCC edges Malden (02/14/14)
February 14, 2014 Scoreboard (02/14/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame swimmers win Show-Me Conference meet (02/14/14)
February 13, 2014 Scoreboard (02/13/14)
Jackson boys basketball team tops rival Central in rematch of tourney final (02/12/14)
February 11, 2014 Scoreboard (02/11/14)
High school roundup: Dexter boys hit Perryville for first home win of season (02/11/14)
Games rescheduled after weather causes postponements (02/09/14)
Central boys basketball team finishes strong to beat Kennett (02/08/14)
Cape Central edges past Tribe (02/08/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame girls basketball team routs Kennett (02/07/14)
February 6, 2014 Scoreboard (02/06/14)
Southeast Missouri State University head coach Matukewicz cashes in on area talent (02/05/14)
High school roundup: Central girls get win at Hillsboro tourney (02/02/14)
February 1, 2014 Scoreboard (02/01/14)
Central gets come-from-behind conference win against Mules (02/01/14)
January 31, 2014 Scoreboard (01/31/14)
High school roundup: Woodland boys upset Advance in semis of Stoddard County Conference Tournament (01/31/14)
January 30, 2014 Scoreboard (01/30/14)
High school roundup: Hornets, Cardinals win tourney openers (01/29/14)
January 28, 2014 Scoreboard (01/28/14)
High school roundup: Central girls dealt OT loss in tourney (01/28/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Lady Bulldogs prevail against Cape in OT, Frazier scores 35 (01/27/14)
Jackson's Palmer wins two events at City of Roses swimming meet (01/26/14)
Jackson dominates SEMO Conference wrestling meet (01/26/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame girls edge Ursuline Academy 62-59 (01/26/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame boys pull away from Advance (01/24/14)
January 23, 2014 Scoreboard (01/23/14)
High school roundup: Central boys basketball team routs Saxony Lutheran (01/22/14)
Lady Indians down Cape Central for first SEMO win (01/21/14)
High school roundup: Rams fall to East Prairie in opening round of Scott-Mississippi tourney (01/21/14)
High school roundup: Jackson wrestlers win St. Charles West meet (01/19/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame girls encounter first loss at Cor Jesu Academy (01/19/14)
NMCC upends Cape Central 55-49 (01/18/14)
January 17, 2014 Scoreboard (01/17/14)
Jackson girls' pressure defense paves way for 65-25 win over rival Central (01/17/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame girls basketball team remains unbeaten (01/17/14)
High school roundup: Central boys basketball team collects win in OT (01/15/14)
January 14, 2014 Scoreboard (01/14/14)
High school roundup: Kelly girls finally solve East Prairie in Scott-Mississippi Conference Tournament (01/14/14)
January 13, 2014 Scoreboard (01/13/14)
High school roundup: Saxony girls run away with Delta tournament title (01/12/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame girls swimming team claims title at rec center relays (01/12/14)
January 11, 2014 Scoreboard (01/11/14)
January 10, 2014 Scoreboard (01/10/14)
High school roundup: Central girls basketball team falls short against Poplar Bluff (01/10/14)
High school roundup: Central wins swim meet (01/08/14)
Oran boys beat Woodland on the road (01/05/14)
Christmas Tournament: Jackson beats Central to earn championship (12/31/13)
Jackson, Cape to meet for Christmas tournament championship (12/30/13)
Offense at a premium for Bluejays in semifinal (12/30/13)
December 30, 2013 Scoreboard (12/30/13)
Christmas Tournament: Central avenges tournament loss to Charleston, advances to final (12/29/13)
seMissourian Roundup: Bluejays rout Chaffee, advance to tournament semifinals (12/28/13)
Christmas Tournament: Central duo leads Tigers to big win over Oran (12/28/13)
Top seeds breeze through first day of seMissourian Christmas Tournament (12/27/13)
December 27, 2013 Scoreboard (12/27/13)
Top seeds easily advance to next round (12/27/13)
Box Score: Cape Central 80, Meadow Heights 19 (12/26/13)
December 26, 2013 Scoreboard (12/26/13)
Southeast Missourian Christmas Tournament roundup: Top seeds easily advance (12/26/13)
Poplar Bluff to host inaugural spring softball final four in 2014 (12/25/13)
Jackson boasts nine champs in winning Tiger Classic (12/22/13)
High school roundup: Central boys basketball team notches first win of season (12/22/13)
December 21, 2013 Scoreboard (12/21/13)
December 20, 2013 Scoreboard (12/20/13)
Perryville claims fifth place at Holiday Classic (12/20/13)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston seventh grade finishes season with undefeated record (12/19/13)
Perryville girls earn tourney win (12/19/13)
Sikeston defeated Central 40-39 in the first round Tuesday night (12/18/13)
December 17, 2013 Scoreboard (12/17/13)
Southeast Missourian football player of the year: Central senior Mikey Jones goes from cart to off the charts (12/15/13)
High school roundup: Woodland, Oran to play for title at Lady Devils Invitational (12/13/13)
Stars score, Bluejays outpace NMCC to advance in SEMO Conference consolation (12/12/13)
Sikeston wrestlers sweep dual meet in Carbondale (12/12/13)
December 12, 2013 Scoreboard (12/12/13)
Central drops SEMO Conference tourney opener (12/12/13)
December 11, 2013 Scoreboard (12/11/13)
December 10, 2013 Scoreboard (12/10/13)
Carutherville's Monroe wins Carr Trophy (12/05/13)
Caruthersville's Darrell Monroe wins Carr Trophy (12/04/13)
High school roundup: Leopold advances to Woodland Tourney semis (12/04/13)
December 3, 2013 Scoreboard (12/03/13)
Central drops season opener at Riverbend Classic (12/01/13)
New Madrid County Central outlasts Cape Central in Riverbend opener (11/29/13)
High school roundup: Jackson girls debut with 60-41 win over Farmington (11/27/13)
November 26, 2013 Scoreboard (11/26/13)
Central football season ends in state semifinal (11/23/13)
Vinson to Young proves to be a lethal weapon for streaking Tigers (11/22/13)
Central to play powerhouse Webb City in Class 4 semifinals (11/22/13)
Parity floods this year's SEMO Conference basketball tournament (11/21/13)
Central football team advances to state semfinal round (11/17/13)
Central, Jackson to host quarterfinal football games Saturday (11/15/13)
Central football team routs top-seeded Hillsboro for district crown (11/12/13)
Central, Jackson to play for district football titles tonight (11/11/13)
Jackson, Cape Central advance after big wins (11/07/13)
Central dominates Festus in rematch (11/07/13)
Jackson hosts Poplar Bluff in rematch (11/06/13)
Sikeston blanks Central 2-0 in district opener (11/05/13)
Bulldogs avenge Cape loss, advance to district semifinal (11/04/13)
Jackson advances four runners to state cross country meet (11/03/13)
Weather delay, Knights fail to halt Central football team (11/01/13)
District play begins for H.S. football (10/31/13)
Cross country, soccer playoffs approaching (10/31/13)
High school roundup: Notre Dame soccer team slips past Bluff (10/30/13)
Central volleyball season ends at hands of Hillsboro (10/29/13)
Vianney appeal drops Jackson football team to No. 2 seed in district (10/28/13)
District volleyball tourneys start Monday (10/27/13)
Late touchdown lifts Central to win over Festus (10/27/13)
High school roundup (Sat.): Jackson cross country teams advance to sectional (10/27/13)
Central rides wild finish to win over Festus (10/26/13)
High school roundup: Eagle Ridge wins openers at state tourney (10/25/13)
High school football Week 9: Chaffee seeks to end regular season unbeaten (10/25/13)
October 24, 2013 Scoreboard (10/24/13)
High school roundup: Central volleyball triumphant at Scott City (10/23/13)
October 22, 2013 Scoreboard (10/22/13)
High school roundup: Leopold spikers sweep St. Vincent (10/22/13)
Central football escapes with OT victory over Chaminade (10/20/13)
Central football rallies to beat Chaminade in overtime (10/19/13)
Chaffee stays unbeaten; Jackson, Cape Central play OT thrillers (10/19/13)
Notre Dame boys, Jackson girls win conference cross country titles (10/18/13)
High school football capsules for Week 8 (10/18/13)
Bulldogs hold tight against Cape Central (10/17/13)
High school roundup: Jackson soccer routs Central (10/17/13)
October 16, 2013 Scoreboard (10/16/13)
Two second half goals lift ND over Central (10/16/13)
High school roundup: Season ends for Central's Powell (10/16/13)
Central drops heartbreaker, 6-5 (10/15/13)
Central hosts elite at Cape Rock Invitational (10/13/13)
Central comes from behind to beat Sikeston in thrilling fashion (10/13/13)
Big third quarter lifts Cape Central over SHS 29-17 (10/12/13)
Central football team comes from behind to beat Sikeston (10/12/13)
Central softball team seizes shot at district title (10/11/13)
October 11, 2013 Scoreboard (10/11/13)
High school roundup: Notre Dame softball falls to Park Hills in district final (10/11/13)
High school football capsules for Week 7 (10/11/13)
High School roundup: Peters perfect as Notre Dame softball romps (10/10/13)
Sikeston looking to get back on track against rival Cape Central (10/09/13)
High school roundup: Dexter tennis clips ND (10/09/13)
Central blasts Farmington to end rough stretch (10/06/13)
Briefly: Central football team win big over Farmington (10/05/13)
Oct. 4, 2013 Scoreboard (10/04/13)
High school roundup: Central softball team routs Chaffee (10/04/13)
High school football week 6: Jackson, Sikeston meet for title (10/04/13)
High school roundup: Perryville soccer routs De Soto (10/02/13)
Central remains hot by posting fifth consecutive victory (10/02/13)
High school roundup: ND tennis ends regular season with 14-2 record (10/01/13)
Sept. 30, 2013 Scoreboard (09/30/13)
High school football Week 5: Rivalry games arrive (09/27/13)
High school roundup: Saxony spikers sweep Hornets (09/27/13)
Delta girls handcuff Oran (09/26/13)
Late set heroics lift NMCC over Cape Central (09/25/13)
Sept. 25, 2013 Scoreboard (09/25/13)
Tigers' Chism kicks off rivalry week with OT goal (09/25/13)
Cape Central softball edges Notre Dame 3-2 (09/25/13)
Sept. 24, 2013 Scoreboard (09/24/13)
Jackson's Underwood, Drum win at Tiger Invitational (09/22/13)
Central football falls flat against Lions (09/22/13)
Prep Roundup: Sikeston tennis taken down by Cape Central (09/20/13)
Sept. 20, 2013 Scoreboard (09/20/13)
High school football capsules Week 4: Tigers seek back-to-back wins at home (09/20/13)
High school: Notre Dame softball squad blanks Jackson (09/20/13)
Central soccer team strikes late to beat Bluff 2-1 (09/20/13)
Cape Central inducts four members to its athletic Hall (09/19/13)
Chaffee rallies past Naylor (09/19/13)
Bulldogs fall 1-0 to Cape Central in OT (09/18/13)
Jackson softball fails to capitalize (09/18/13)
Sept. 17, 2013 Scoreboard (09/17/13)
Talent-deep Central takes care of Poplar Bluff (09/15/13)
Notre Dame defense cuts down Central on the basepaths (09/13/13)
High school roundup: Sikeston kickers defeat Notre Dame (09/13/13)
High school football capsules: Week 3 (09/13/13)
Sept. 12, 2013 Scoreboard (09/12/13)
Oran softball picks up big victory (09/11/13)
Sikeston soccer ties, Lady Bulldogs' tennis win first match of the season (09/10/13)
Dexter routs Cape Central in two sets (09/10/13)
SHS halted by visiting Cape Central in three sets (09/10/13)
Tigers volleyball squad collects first win of season at Sikeston (09/10/13)
Central football loses to Warriors in wild finish (09/08/13)
High school roundup: Perryville wins Notre Dame VolleyballFest (09/08/13)
High school roundup: ND swimmers place second to MICDS (09/08/13)
Bulldogs top Cape Central 3-2 in opening round thriller (09/06/13)
High school football Week 2: Jackson, Vianney cross paths again (09/06/13)
Young Jackson pitchers filling a void on the hill (09/05/13)
Bulldogs stay unbeaten (09/05/13)
Notre Dame swimmers make a Mega splash (09/04/13)
High school roundup: Woodland volleyball team tops pool play in its own tourney (09/04/13)
Tigers can't close the deal at John Burroughs (08/31/13)
Friday high school roundup: Central softball wins squeaker, moves to 2-0 (08/30/13)
High school football preview: Week 1 (08/30/13)
Experienced offensive line a key for Central (08/29/13)
Tigers explode for 9-3 win in season opener (08/29/13)
Kitchen will lead Central baseball team next season (06/25/13)
All-state baseball team released (06/12/13)
Wachter, Maddox, Martin win state titles at track meet (05/26/13)
Jackson's Wright qualifies for state meet in four events (05/19/13)
Central's Leighton among local athletes facing top track and field competition this weekend (05/17/13)
Notre Dame's Litzelfelner wins Class 3 state championship (05/15/13)
High school roundup: Notre Dame girls soccer team reaches district final (05/15/13)
Season comes to an end for Lady Bulldogs (05/14/13)
High school roundup: Chaffee baseball team ends season for Crusaders (05/14/13)
Notre Dame golfers occupy second at state tournament (05/14/13)
Tigers fall short in coach's finale (05/12/13)
Notre Dame claims district tennis crown (05/09/13)
Oakville halts Central boys tennis team in district final (05/08/13)
Late goal lifts Lady Bulldogs on senior night (05/08/13)
High school roundup: Notre Dame boys tennis team reaches district final (05/08/13)
Central qualifies 3 golfers for state (05/07/13)
SHS netters fall 5-1 to Knights at team district tournament (05/07/13)
High school roundup: Kielhofner among Oran athletes to move on to sectional (05/05/13)
Local basketball coach White inducted into MBCA' s HOF (05/05/13)
High school roundup: Central's Simmons earns district medalist honor (05/01/13)
Jackson edges Central to reach semifinals of SEMO Conference baseball tournament (04/30/13)
SEMO Conference baseball tournament postponed (04/26/13)
Southeast Missourian basketball player of the year: Work ethic key to Central senior's success (04/25/13)
Central's Simmons shrugs off wind, wins SEMO Conference tournament (04/24/13)
Central soccer team defeats Bluff in OT (04/24/13)
High school roundup: Jackson soccer blanks Notre Dame (04/23/13)
High school roundup: Central baseball ends 13-game slide vs. Affton (04/21/13)
Sikeston baseball team no-hits Central (04/21/13)
High school roundup: Woodland reaches SCAA tourney final (04/17/13)
Notre Dame golfers set school record in winning Jackson Invitational (04/16/13)
High school roundup: Central baseball team falls to Windsor rally (04/16/13)
High school roundup: Notre Dame boys win Old Settlement Invitational (04/12/13)
Oran blasts four homers in rout (04/11/13)
High school roundup: Notre Dame golfers win Poplar Bluff Invitational (04/09/13)
High school roundup: Saxony Lutheran baseball team falls in title game of own tourney (04/07/13)
Notre Dame steamrolls Central, 8-0 (04/07/13)
High school roundup: Walker helps Chaffee baseball team to pair of victories (04/03/13)
Jackson golf team captures ND Invitational by one shot (04/02/13)
High school roundup: Kelly baseball beats Woodland (04/02/13)
Unbeaten Notre Dame baseball team sweeps Central (04/02/13)
Dexter's Potts stymies Central (03/31/13)
Indian soccer still perfect (03/31/13)
Sikeston track takes down Cape Central (03/29/13)
High school roundup: Jackson baseball team blanks North County (03/29/13)
Jackson boys, girls sweep track meet (03/28/13)
High school roundup: Jackson girls soccer team blisters Central 10-0 (03/27/13)
Bluejays lose both in DH, Red Devils take two from Bell City (03/25/13)
Jackson girls soccer team wins Noon Optimist tournament (03/24/13)
March 23, 2013 Scoreboard (03/23/13)
High school roundup: Jackson, St. Vincent, Perryville advance in soccer tourney (03/22/13)
Central feels Chaffee's Payne (03/21/13)
Central's Simmons sizzles in cold (03/20/13)
St. Vincent girls soccer team displays strong defense in season-opening win (03/19/13)
High five: Sikeston wins fifth-straight district championship (03/01/13)
Top-seeded Sikeston ends season for Central boys basketball team (03/01/13)
Central boys basketball team reaches district final, turns aside ND in overtime (02/27/13)
Notre Dame girls basketball team reaches district final with win over Central (02/26/13)
End of the line (02/25/13)
Notre Dame girls will begin district play without point guard Powers (02/25/13)
Central boys basketball team makes final district prep a rout (02/24/13)
Central girls eliminate Sikeston from district basketball tournament (02/24/13)
Reisenbichler places second at state meet (02/17/13)
Central girls basketball team survives Perryville scare (02/15/13)
February 15, 2013 Scoreboard (02/15/13)
Eight local swimmers and divers will compete at state swim meet (02/15/13)
Reisenbichler, Darnell, Bryant stay in title contention at state wrestling meet (02/15/13)
Halted (02/14/13)
Tigers' defense clamps down on Bulldogs (02/14/13)
Area grapplers take different paths to state meet (02/14/13)
February 14, 2013 Scoreboard (02/14/13)
Charleston heats up against Central boys, wins 69-43 (02/13/13)
February 12, 2013 Scoreboard (02/12/13)
High school roundup: Jackson advances seven wrestlers to state meet (02/10/13)
High school roundup: Saxony Lutheran girls basketball team claims 20th win (02/10/13)
Seniority (02/09/13)
February 8, 2013 Scoreboard (02/08/13)
Thatch, NMCC take care of Puxico 74-39 (02/08/13)
High school roundup: Central swimmers win Show Me Conference meet (02/08/13)
College signings (02/08/13)
February 7, 2013 Scoreboard (02/07/13)
Jackson boys basketball team tops rival Central 57-43 (02/06/13)
Central girls basketball team earns second straight win after slump (02/05/13)
February 4, 2013 Scoreboard (02/04/13)
Young scores 25 as Central boys topple Northwest Academy (02/03/13)
High school roundup: Notre Dame girls basketball team cruises past Kennett (02/01/13)
January 31, 2013 Scoreboard (01/31/13)
Evans carries Central boys basketball team to win against Notre Dame (01/30/13)
High school roundup: Meadow Heights upsets Oak Ridge in tourney semifinal (01/30/13)
Notre Dame girls basketball team grateful for Tigers' generosity (01/30/13)
January 29, 2013 Scoreboard (01/29/13)
High school roundup: Zalma, Meadow Heights win openers in MVC tourney (01/29/13)
January 28, 2013 Scoreboard (01/28/13)
Central basketball squads battle turnovers, inconsistency (01/28/13)

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During his second run for presidency, Teddy Roosevelt was shot by a would-be assassin en route to a speaking engagement in Milwaukee. He delivered his speech with the bullet in his chest.
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Date: April, 15th 2013 12:00 pm - 12:20 pm
The "Juliet of the Mountains" tells the story of the infamous Hatfield-McCoy feud that took place along the border between Kentucky and West Virginia.
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(White Bird Of Texas)
The last time I spoke to my aunt before she died
She was describing to me this incredible owl
That was sitting in a tree
It meant nothing to me
But it means a lot more now
Because I'm waiting, I'm waiting, I'm waiting for the bird
I'm waiting, I'm ready, I know it is my turn
All those cigarettes, alcohol, this body's through
You're gone for sure when the bird comes for you
And the last time I spoke to my uncle before he died
It was the very same week, but one year before her
He was sitting alone in his study, on the phone
When a giant hawk flew by
Said, "I'm waiting, I'm waiting, I'm waiting for the bird,
I didn't expect to be noticed or heard.
Oh, Elizabeth, help me, I can't find the room,
You're gone for sure when the bird comes for you."
And, oh, it is scary
And, oh, it is cold to the bone
My body's not ready for my mind to learn
I have just been consigned here to rot in the earth
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• Working with partners to assess damage, so far reports of damage and loss of life remain low
• As many as 60 aftershocks felt by people in affected area
• Nearly a million people evacuated from coasts following tsunami warning
SANTIAGO, Chile (April 2, 2014) — World Vision teams are working with the government and partners in the worst affected areas to assess damage from the 8.2 magnitude earthquake that shook parts of Chile last night and spurred a country-wide tsunami watch that forced much of the coast to evacuate.
"There are many people relieved to see daylight today. People are fearful after experiencing the powerful earthquake in 2010, so they immediately fled for higher ground when they heard the tsunami warning," said Fabrizio Guzman, World Vision emergency communications manager in Chile. "There have been multiple aftershocks and communications have been cut off in many of the affected areas, so people spent the night waiting in the dark hills not knowing what is to come, and hoping they will be able to return to their homes safely."
As of mid-morning local time, staff reported that nearly everyone had moved back to their homes in much of the country, as the tsunami warning had been lifted. However, in the north near the epicenter, flights remain grounded, roads are closed due to mudslides and classes canceled. There are reports of power outages in the region. Nonetheless, at the moment first responders remain cautiously optimistic, praising the local community for responding quickly to evacuation calls.
"It is a relief this morning to see so many people heeded the warnings and moved to higher ground. The government prepares people, aid organizations like us prepare, but at the end of the day, people know what to do. They have experienced the terror of past destructive tsunamis and come to the safety zones willingly," said Paola Avello, World Vision's emergency manager in Chile.
When the first reports of a potential tsunami came in, World Vision staff in the south of Chile worked with local authorities, fire services and hospitals to help evacuate people from coastal areas. As part of its work, World Vision also conducts trainings to help prepare communities for disasters and keeps supplies like water, food and shelter items pre-positioned in case of an emergency. In fact, just last week World Vision conducted a training with teenagers on emergency preparedness in one of the coastal areas forced to evacuate in Tuesday's quake. The organization is working with partners and remains on standby, prepared to respond as needed once assessment teams have a clearer picture of the extent of any damage.
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POWO: African Languages on Kenyan Blogs
Creative Writers in Kenya make up almost 40% of blogging community in Kenya, this is according to blogs_ Kenya; an aggregator site that collects new posts from Kenyan bloggers and tweets the links to its followers. The latest statistics on Kenya Unlimited indicated that about 1024 blogs have so far been registered. This means that there are about 409 blogs run by Poets and Writers.
Out of the 409 blogs, most use English as the primary blogging language. The number of Creative Writer blogs written in other languages is a handful. It is a well known fact that language is the carrier of culture and traditions from one generation to another. We are however seeing an increased use of English not just in the blogs but even with poets in their performances.
What is the role of creative writers online in promoting the use of African Languages online especially through their blogs and other social media services?
This is what the November POWO meetup on the 19th of November, 2011 addressed. The Panel gave their insights on the following:-
- Panelists' personal journey with language; Use of African languages today.
- Importance of learning African languages; Online development of Kiswahili.
- Effect of creative writing (poetry, blogging, short stories) on African languages.
- Use of Sheng.
- Transformation and spread of languages through internet.
- Role of translation.
- Role of creative writers in promoting African languages online.
- Guarding the authentic: "Preserving" African languages.
- Future for (African) languages.
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BREAKING: Massive Voter Fraud in St. Lucie County, Florida
On Tuesday only one precinct had less than 113% turnout. "The Unofficial vote count is 175,554 registered voters 247,713 vote cards cast (141.10% ). The National SEAL Museum, a St. Lucie county polling place, had 158.85% voter turn out, the highest in the county."
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Did anyone expect anything less? Voter fraud was always the only way that BHO could win. So sorry America; God help us all for the damage that another four years will bring. Remember Benghazi, Libya!
How can your voter turnout be more than 100% in any area unless there is voter fraud? How do U get 141% or 158% ppl voting?????
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"It's so wonderful not to keep this secret any longer," said Capaldi. "I haven't played Doctor Who since I was 9 on the playground."
The shows executive producer Steven Moffat says that he has been considering Capaldi for the job for awhile, but the time was finally right and everything fell together.
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2. In a mixing bowl, cream the cream cheese.
3. Add dry lemon jelly powder and mix well.
4. In a saucepan of boiling water, dissolve the lemon jelly powder and mix well.
5. Let it stand for some time until almost set.
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U.S. Commercial Service helps international business
Published: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 at 12:34 p.m.
HOUMA - In its first official meeting since hurricanes Gustav and Ike, a local industrial group wasted no time in getting back to talking business -- international business, to be exact.
Brie Knox, of the U.S. Commercial Service, briefed the monthly meeting of the South Central Industrial Association on how the federal agency can help businesses handle the sometimes-tricky conditions of operating overseas.
We help evaluate the best markets and international competitors for products and services, she said.
With a maze of international-trade treaties, regulations and foreign customs and cultures to navigate, it can be helpful to have an ally, Knox said. To that end, the U.S. Department of Commerce offers a range of services, including matching U.S. and foreign companies for potential chances at business, checking the legitimacy of overseas customers and helping teach Americans about future partners.
In one example, she said, an exporter of insulation checked to see if he needed a permit or authorization after adding adhesive to one side of the material. Why would insulation need a license? she asked.
But it turned out that the product was headed to a military vessel in a foreign country, which meant there were regulations to be dealt with.
In another example, the commercial service helped a client to sniff out a fake Chinese company before the owner spent money on a plane ticket.
Most of the services are free, with the exception of a specialized matching service and trade-journal advertising.
The division also runs trips to countries like Colombia and Greece for business development, and
hosts visiting delegations from abroad.
For Lori Davis, president of Rig-Chem, a Houma firm that makes drilling fluids and chemicals, the service was a big help. A client for about six years, she said, the agency has helped her firm pursue contracts in Nigeria and the Middle East.
What they did was help us to search, locate and determine somebody that would be a good match, she said. The Department of Commerce helps us look at who these people are and helps us make good decisions.
In addition, she said, it helps provide extra oversight and safety overseas. The U.S. government knows youre there, she said. Its a safe way to operate.
The SCIA also honored six Terrebonne and Lafourche teachers and donated scholarships to local technical schools.
A check for $1,000 went to Fletcher Technical Community College in memory of former SCIA President and Parish Councilman Leland Robichaux and $500 each for Fletcher and the Lafourche and Young Memorial campuses of Louisiana Technical College.
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