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Mrs. Margaret D. Voorhis, 75, of Lebanon, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012, surrounded by her loving family at her residence.
Born Aug. 12, 1937, in Parke County, she was the daughter of Charles and Roberta Batty. During her high school years, they moved to Lebanon, where she graduated in 1955. After high school, she married her husband of 45 years, Charles R. Voorhis.
Margaret retired from Indiana Bell in 1980. She was a member of First Baptist Church and Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority (ESA). While a member of ESA she enjoyed organizing the annual golf outing, which benefited Camp Riley for Children With Disabilities. She also served as Brownie Troop Organizer, and taught Sunday school at the First Baptist Church for 12 years. She loved toread, play piano, sew, cook and bake. She was known throughout the community for her homemade noodles.
Survivors include daughters, Lori D. Olds and Darla J. (Emsley) Wright; grandsons, Michael Shane Carpenter, Emsley Wright III and Robert Morgan Wright; great-grandson, Shane Taylor Carpenter; sister, Rebecca Cook; niece, Kelly (Tony Greene) Cook; nephew, Grant Cook; great nieces, Charli and Josi Green; and great-nephew, Jack Tanner Green.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and a brother-in-law, Jack R. Cook.
Visitation is 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, at Myers Mortuary, 1502 N. Lebanon St., Lebanon. Funeral services will be 1:30 p.m. Monday at Myers Chapel of Memories, with the Rev. Jack Walker officiating. Interment will follow at Lincoln Memory Gardens in Boone County.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Lebanon Public Library or the Humane Society for Boone County.
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Why do people die?
Death is a consequence of sin. Romans 6:23, TLB. "For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our
Rob Chaffart
"When we read the Bible in Genesis from Chapter one to three, there is an answer.
"In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth." Chapter 1:1 In the creation God created man.
"So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. And God blessed them..... Chapter 1:27 & part 28 "....the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul." Chapter 2:7
Everything was perfect. This female and man were sinless that could live eternally. However, this female and man made a huge mistake. "....... Who told thee that thou was't naked? Hast thou eaten of the tree, whereof I commanded thee that thou shouldest not eat? And the man said, The woman whom thou gavest to be with me, she gave me of the tree, and I did eat.
And the Lord God said unto the woman, What is this that thou hast done? And the woman said, The serpent beguiled me, and I did eat." Chapter 2:11 to 13
Because of their sin, they have to return where they were from.
But there is also a good news. "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that
whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." John 3:16 Amen!
"God is so good! I believe we do not fully comprehend this thought. There is so much bad these days that goodness seems to be a phenomenon. When God created this world, it was not His intention that it be like this. Death was not a part of His plan. He said that His thoughts of us are peace. We can also see from His very many, precious promises that He wants the best for us.
However, when man from the beginning chose to disobey God and do exactly what He asked them not to do, then the whole scenario changed. Death became inevitable. "The wages of sin is death" However, Paul hastens to add that the gift of God is eternal life. Right here we see who is the author of death. Certainly, not God!.
Because man SINNED, death came upon the human race and we are all subject to this grim reaper, even the newborn who is not a "conscious" sinner. But, the good news is , God has promised to get rid of this unwelcome guest when He comes again and breaks the power of sin in our lives. Ö Death, where is thy sting, O grave, where is thy victory? What joy! yet what a pity!
Many people because of disobedience will actually miss the full manifestation of God's goodness towards us because they wont be there to to experience it. But those of us who make it will "taste and see that the Lord IS GOOD, and not only taste but take full draughts daily, yea momently. forever and ever. What a day that will be! Aren't you anxious to see that day? May we all prove faithful until then.
"Why do people die? There are many reasons as to why people die, my answer would be we live for the Lord and whether we live or die we
belong to the Lord. We also die that we may be with Christ and have eternal life, also we die so we will gain by having the beginning with
Christ a greater life. Jesus bore our sins in his body as he hung from the cross so we might die and live righteousness . We have life after
death, and this way we have a better life than we had here on this
"I think people die to bring others to Christ or closer than they were before, it makes you think how our life is like a vapor it can dissipate at any given moment. Therefore we should live today like it's our last. When we loose someone, we want to know where their going to be and know that they'll be okay, I think having a relationship with Christ brings us close to them too. But he also brings peace to us when we ask for it, and then you start to believe He's really there."
"First define "die" (separation from God). Note in Gen.2:17 God said the day man eats of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, he dies. Adam par- took, and thus in that day (which is as a 1000 years, it says in Peter), Adam died (ie, before he reached 1000 years of physical age). Of course Adam also died spiritually, and this spread to all men, as evidenced in Rom.5:12. Thus, people die primarily because of the sin nature as passed down by Adam. Eternally, this happens at the Great White Throne Judgment (Rev.20:11-15), where to die is eternal separation from God. Many make the mistake to assume death means annihilation, but Biblically this is not true. Everyone will spend eternity somewhere, either in death or in life through the Author of Life, Jesus Christ."
"People die in order to have an opportunity to experience
Sr. Simpson
"When Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of knowledge, they were disobedient (sin) to God's command not to eat of that tree. God drove them from Eden and thus prevented them from eating of the tree of Life which would have made them immortal and I believe God to be merciful on His part for not allowing it."
John & Patricia
"The reason we have physical death is because of Eve's temptation & because she tempted Adam & they both ate of the fruit that was forbidden. The story is in Gen. 3. The whole chapter deals with the temptation & the sin, but v. 22 - 24 is where God says that now man now knows good from evil & will no longer eat from the tree of life & live forever."
"2 Cor 7:10 "Godly sorrow brings repentance that leads to salvation and leaves no regret, but worldly sorrow brings death."
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From the Onion, because, after all the crap Bengal's fans have taken in the preseason rankings, we deserve to have a laugh about this silliness.
Basing his argument on an entirely meaningless preseason game between the Chicago Bears and the New York Giants, a deranged idiot came to a completely %$&&#@$ stupid conclusion Tuesday about the whole 2011 NFL season, sources confirmed.
The raving simpleton, who somehow managed to string together several words to make the moronic comments, seemed to believe he had determined—by watching 60 minutes of pointless football—how the Bears' and Giants' offenses, defenses, and special teams units would fare throughout the regular season and even the @#$%^&* playoffs, for Christ's sake. According to reports, the mentally ill oaf arrived at his nonsensical revelations by feebly analyzing the statistics and final score of the insignificant contest, which was primarily used by the coaches to evaluate third- and fourth-string players.
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Unilever?s Agile Workplace Strategy includes a commitment to developing a talented and capable workforce through effective work practices and virtual teams across regions and around the world. Recognising the value of designing the interior environment with an understanding of the business drivers which enhances the employee proposition, Unilever has just completed a sales laboratory campus in India and a Regional Hub Headquarters in Singapore. For their respective geographies, Unilever?s new workplaces in Singapore and Mumbai push the boundaries in terms of how they support interaction, learning and mobile working. Discover the motivation behind the development of Unilever?s Agile Working programme and the specific processes followed in Mumbai and Singapore to move beyond just desk sharing to an 'activity based work' approach to using space.
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Sixty-nine percent of Transgender Latina Women reported having been verbally harassed, physically assaulted or sexually assaulted by a law enforcement personnel, a new report conducted by the Williams Institute reveals. Of these, only 31 percent admitted to having lodged a report or complaint. The report, "Interactions of Latina Transgender Women with Law Enforcement," interviewed 220 Latina male-to-female transgender individuals, 18 years and older, and discovered that police officers accounted for the majority of negative reactions reported, representing 56 percent of all verbal harassment cases, and 16 and 15 percent of all reported physical and sexual assaults respectively. When asked whether they had ever been solicited for sex by a police officer or other law enforcement personnel, 42 percent responded in the affirmative.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. � More than two hundred West Virginia eighth graders were presented the prestigious Golden Horseshoe Award for outstanding performance on the test measuring students� knowledge of the state�s history and culture.
State Superintendent Dr. David Stewart inducted the students as �knights� and �ladies� of the Golden Horseshoe Society in ceremonies on May 10 at the Cultural Center in Charleston.
�This induction ceremony creates life-long memories and tremendous pride for students, their families and friends,� Dr. Stewart said. �This unique award is coveted by many in the state, but received by very few. It is an honor that rewards students� appreciation for and understanding of the Mountain State and its people.�
The Golden Horseshoe originated in the early 1700s in Virginia when then-Governor Alexander Spotswood saw the need for exploration of the land west of the Allegheny Mountains, most of which is now West Virginia.
�The governor organized a party of about 50 men to explore the frontier,� explained West Virginia Department of Education Social Studies Coordinator Regina Scotchie. �At the end of the exploration, he presented each member of the party with a golden horseshoe. Translated from Latin, the inscription on each horseshoe read, �Thus it was decided to cross the mountains.� On the other side was written, �Order of the Golden Horseshoe.� Because of this, the recipients became known as �The Knights of the Golden Horseshoe.��
The Golden Horseshoe Test has been administered in West Virginia each year since 1931 and is the longest running program of its kind in any state. The top-scoring students in each county receive the prestigious award.
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Miranda Kerr continues to flaunt her new-yummy mummy curves on the red carpet.
The model attended the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival "The Good Doctor" Premiere with hubby Orlando Bloom.
She looked stunning wearing a Roland Mouret Galaxy dress from the Fall 2005 collection.
Twelve seasons on and the Galaxy dress is still the go-to dress to show off a gorgeous figure.
Miranda accessorized with hot pink Christian Louboutin pumps and a black quilted Lanvin bag.
My only disappointed with this look is that I wish Miranda had worn the right bra with this dress.
A balconette bra or a strapless bra would have worked better.
As a Victoria's Secret model she should've known this.
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As expected, WWE did not shy away from using Paul Bearer's death one week ago today in its storylines on last night's (March 11, 2013) episode of Monday Night Raw in Indianapolis. They paid tribute to the man in a number of videos that aired throughout the evening but also used him as a way to get heat on CM Punk for his feud with Undertaker heading into their match at WrestleMania 29 on April 7 in New Jersey.
The night started off well with a nice video package and an understated but pitch perfect nod from 'Taker:
That led directly into this, however, with Punk coming out to interrupt with the following promo:
After this, Kane got involved by going after Punk for disrespecting Bearer's name, leading to a match between the two. Kane was shown in an interview unable to speak, simply holding the urn, representing Bearer's ashes presumably, and carrying it around with him.
Later, Kane and Punk had a match and that's where it got the most questionable.
Undertaker distracted Punk, allowing Kane to win the match, but then this happened:
Punk grabbed the urn, attacked Kane with it before Undertaker could make the save, and then ran off with it, kissing it as he taunted the "Brothers of Destruction" who, in storyline, are Paul Bearer's children.
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Organizers to a large-scale benefit concert to help rebuild Manasquan are hoping for donations as part of a gift auction.
The concert and auction is Jan. 5 at Algonguin Arts. Called "A New Day," the event is being organized by the arts theater and the borough as a way to raise money to fund the rebuilding of Manasquan.
Manasquan faced much devastation after Hurricane Sandy and continues to rebuild its damaged beachfront, aid residents who faced flooding, and better emergency systems after the storm.
To that end, the "New Day" concert is also adding gift auction to its roster, and organizers are seeking donations of unique gifts and gift certificates for getaways and other services.
In an announcement this week, Borough Administrator Joe DeIorio offered some suggestions for the auction:
"For our January 5th benefit concert, we will be auctioning off a handful of goods and services. A suggestion was made to ask our facebook friends if they have a significant donation of goods or services that they could offer. We are looking to package these offers with others we have received to increase the possibility of large donations during our auction.
Examples of donations would include:
A Weekend or Week stay on a Beachfront home in Manasquan.
A Weekend or Week stay in a summertime location in Manasquan.
Airline tickets to an out of state destination.
A Weekend or Week retreat to an out of state location.
Hot Air Balloon, cruise, helicopter or the like, excursion.
A Day Trip to a unique location.
Or any other goods or services that is exciting or different.
Donations received from our auction will go to the Borough of Manasquan Restoration Funds to restore our beaches. Donations are tax deductible. If you have any of these you can offer email email@example.com"


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I think when it time to send Dawn the invite to ask her to be a part of the P31 Conference ( A Christian Women's Photography/Artist Conference this Fall) I was shaking, a little dizzy and most likely felt nauseous. The intimidation was almost overwhelming as I have so admired and respected Bob and Dawn for years. Never in a million years had I imagined that I would get the opportunity to meet her, let alone have her as a friend. Almost immediately Dawn replied with the sweetest message and asked when we could chat. Over the next few weeks we played phone tag between our weddings and their workshops. When we finally got on the phone all nerves subsided as I was greatest by one of the purest hearts around. Her warmth and vulnerability overwhelmed my heart and I knew this was the beginning of something so beautiful. I am sincerely grateful to have her in my life and to have her come alongside me in this faith walk as one of the speakers at the Pursuit 31 Conference. I am literally overwhelmed with thankfulness to the Lord for bringing us together.
So for those of you joining us at the Conference you are in for a REAL treat! I'm certain you will get to know Dawn even better and come to love her as I do. But for now I thought it would be fun to give you a little insight into this amazing women. Without further ado…. Dawn Davis!
So Dawn…
What is your favorite thing to do on a free afternoon?
A free afternoon, ha! I don't have those often but when I do, I love to spend time with my family. Bob and I truly value family and we spend as much quality time with our kiddos as we can. We have always agreed that what we focus on first is what happens under our own roof. We try very hard not to let any negative influences in the world navigate into our personal lives. Ohhhh, and one of my most favorite things to do when my kids are in school is to take a break and go to the doggie park with my puppy!!! It's his most favorite thing to do too!!!
What is a random fact about you?
I love to sing really loud in the car but I don't sing well at all, so I make sure the windows are up or the music is loud so no one can hear me.
How did you get into Photography & Design?
I was dragged into the photography by my husband, Bob, kicking and screaming. Ha! Seriously, photography has been a huge part of my life ever since Bob and I started dating. We do most everything together as a couple so I would attend every photography conference and judging with him. It wasn't until 2005, when we received our first BIG job with Oprah, that I quit my job as an Accountant to design a fine art book for her. I have the left brain right brain thing going on but I lean heavily towards the analytic side of running a business. I was able to create our website using Showit, and our branding/marketing materials within a few months and go full force into running our business. When I attended conferences such as WPPI and PPA, I spent every single moment learning about business and networking. It's such an important part of running a business. You can be the most talented photographer in the world, but if you don't know how to sell yourself, it's likely you'll end up being a starving artist.
What do you wish someone would've told you when you first started out?
I wish someone would have told me to take the business out of the meeting!
What is your dream job or dream client to work with?
Ohhh hands down, I so badly want Bob to photograph and for me to design a fine art book from Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's wedding………. if they ever get married. I love everything about them. I love that they have adopted children and that they do mission work around the world. Bob and I can totally relate to them. Well, except for the bazillions of dollars they make! LOL.
What is your greatest fear?
I don't really have any great fears. I believe that if you put that out in the universe, it will come to fruition. ( P.S. I LOVE THIS! ~ Karen)
What is your favorite part about your job?
There are so many things I love about my job. First and foremost, I love working with my husband. We've been married for 20 years and the last 8 years we have been working together. It's been, by far, the most rewarding years! I love meeting with clients, talking about wedding dress and shoes, how they met, and how Bob and I met. I love getting to know people and learning as much as I can. I love that we can laugh together and sometimes cry together. I fully believe in taking the business out of the meeting. With that being said, we it's incredibly important that you are a business person. But not at the consultation. For us, it just doesn't work.
What drew you to be a part of the Pursuit 31 Conference?
Over the last year, at several conferences and meet ups, the names Karen + Isaac Stott would come up in conversation. Everyone always told me that I will fall in love with them when I meet them. Secretly, I already had. I've been spying on the from afar for awhile and when Karen sent me a video asking if I could consider being a speaker at the Pursuit 31 conference in Atlanta, I knew it was the Lord's doing. I know that my true gift in life is to inspire, be a sparker for others. And this platform will allow me to spread the love even further.
What excites you most about the Conference?
I'm excited about meeting and getting to know everyone!!! It's one of my most favorite things in the world to do! I know that I have a lot to share but more importantly, it's what others will be sharing with me is what I'm most excited about.
What are you excited to teach, share or experience with the women at the Conference?
I'm super excited to share my love for our dear Lord. I was not raise around a church and still can not quote scripture to save my life. But what I have come to realize in my life is that God wants an abundance of goodness for us all. Before quitting my job in 2005, our motto was "If it was easy, it wasn't meant for the Davis family". It was always one step forward and ten steps back for us. One day, I read a book that changed my life, our family's lives, called The Prayer of Jabez. It was truly a "Dear Dawn" for me. I learned so much from this tiny little book. Most importantly, I learned that I was okay to ask God for help. Since then, I have wholeheartedly given myself to Him. Not in a simple way, but with everything I've got. My relationship with Him is very raw, and very pure. I have a ton to learn and I'm so open to that. I've always known that God has big plans for me, but I had NO idea how far he would expand my territory.
I'm also very excited to share how we have taken our small town business to success and how you can too. I will share how I raised our prices to meet the client who appreciates us for our talents, how we handle client meetings, how we win over our client's respect. I'll discuss how we manage our workflow and post production process, along with the decisions we made on our branding, and our marketing approach
Here are some amazing videos to help you get to know Bob & Dawn a little more:
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EEEEEEEEK!!!! I don't know about you but this gets me SUPER excited for October!
If you would like to join Dawn Davis & I, as well as Mary Marantz, Jane Johnson, Jody Gray, Elizabeth Ann King, Desirea Rodgers & Katelyn James
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Every year there are teams in the NFL that repeat their post season appearance and every year there are teams who are absent from the year before. On this post I will try and point out three teams that I believe will be much better and make the playoffs. And you guest it, since three new teams are coming in, that means three of the playoff teams have to be taken out. I will give a short reason as to why I like a team and a short reason as to why a team will miss the playoffs, I will not go into details because it will be way to long. If you guys disagree feel free to argue the points and say what teams will make and miss the playoffs. Lets see how this works out.
So without further Ado, I bring to you...
New Playoff Team: Miami Dolphins (crowd goes wild)
*Im putting aside my glory and my orange and aqua pon pons. Im looking at the Dolphins as a regular guy with no love for the team. *
What I see: The Dolphins have a really good established team. They were infected by the injury bug last year and still were only a couple games away from a playoff appearance. They lost two major sack contributors this off season in Porter and Taylor, but I have a feeling they wont be missed very much. Why? Two words: Cameron Wake. The kid is a sack machine, plain and simple. And when he doesn't get to the Quarterback, he is creating pressure and you best believe his presence will be felt. Another important key to their success is Chad Henne, the sky is the limit for him. With his rocket arm he has enough power to throw to the moon, and now he has an astronaut that can catch anything thrown to him in Brandon Marshall. All around, I see a very talented team moving forward and winning the division.
Team That Misses Playoff: New England Patriots
What I see: They have too much issues to overcome. The injury on Welker will have a major impact on the offense. Moss is getting old, and the defense isn't that great. And playing in the AFC East doesn't help their situation either. Miami and New York, are not gonna bow down to Brady and Co., its going to be an action packed year in the AFC East.
New Playoff Team: Atlanta Falcons
What I see: I have major respect for this team. I remember in the 2007 season they were the 31st team in the NFL, with us being 32nd of course. They have come a long way. I salute them with the pick up of Matt Ryan. Matt is their franchise QB and the front office has done their jobs and added some weapons for the kid with Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez. Running game is in good hands with Michael Turner leading the way.
Team That Misses Playoff: Arizona Cardinals
What I see: Arizona lost wayyyyyyy too much talent to repeat a playoff appearance. They lost Kurt Warner, Karlos Dansby, Anquan Boldin, Antrel Rolle and added a cancer in Joey Porter. I just don't see them making the playoffs again, sorry Arizona fans.
With my final prediction, Im going over the top. Im going to predict something no one will see coming. Am I crazy? Maybe, but this is just for fun. So...
New Playoff Team: Washington Redskins
What I see: Wait what? Can that be right? Washington! Yes, your eyes are not playing tricks on you. I truly believe the Redskins have a good shot at making the playoffs. How can a team that went 4-12 make the playoffs? Well, we were 1-15 the year before we made the playoffs, so anything is possible. I see history repeating itself this season. Very similar to how the Dolphins and Jets history played out in the 2008. Philly traded away Mcnabb to their rival in Washington. Now Mcnabb with fire in his eyes and under a new coach will kick Philly out of the Playoffs, you see the similarity? But of course our history was better, LOL sorry had a Dolphin moment.
Team That Misses Playoff: Philadelphia Eagles
Yup, you guest it. As I said on the above paragraph, Philly's season will end in the hands of Mcnabb. I don't agree with the idea of trading away your franchise QB, and letting a back up start. I see no progress from Kevin Kolb this year, and Philly fans will make sure he knows it.
So with that, my post comes to a close. Please leave your thoughts.
P.S. Im not a journalist, just a guy with too much time on his hands LOL


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A day before his funeral, the family of a murdered 17-year-old said they still do not have all the money needed to lay him to rest. So, friends of Darius Miller Jr. decided they would be able to raise some quick cash by having a car wash.
Miller died from a single gunshot wound near 35th and Broadway last weekend. Friends, family members and classmates gathered near the same place near where he was killed to see if they could wash away some of the negative by doing something positive.
"He deserves to be buried in a good place," said Talia Crutcher, a friend of Miller.
Crutcher said Miller would do the same for her.
"He's just so lovable," said Crutcher, "he was sharing and caring."
Miller, who they affectionately called "Man-Man," was a Waggener High School student, a young father and a football player. Some of his teammates, like T'omar Stallworth, helped with the washing. He said it is the right thing to do.
"If one falls we all stand tall, it's a brotherhood thing," said Stallworth. "We've got to fight for each other."
Each car wash was $5.00. The kids also sold snacks - beverages, candy, and hot dogs to the patrons, like Racynnio Rankin.
"A lot of the times the kids in this neighborhood get a really bad rap," said Rankin, "but most of them are really good kids and as you can see they've come together for one of their own."
With a couple of hours left to go, the group had raised $700. For those who wanted to help but couldn't make it to the car wash, donations are being accepted through Stock Yards Bank.
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America's 70 million practicing Catholics will soon hear some new language being used during worship services.
The Catholic faith is steeped in tradition. But soon, some of its traditions will be changing. Specifically, some of the familiar phrases will be changing for English-speaking Catholic church goers. It's part of an effort to bring the language more in line with the literal translation, which was originally penned in Latin.
"We've been saying for 50 years, 'And also with you.' They're now going to be saying, 'And with your spirit.' You know, the Spanish speaking people have been saying that all the time since the council, the Vatican council, they say 'Con tu es spirito,' which is exactly the Latin," said Father Dennis Colter with St. Patrick Catholic Church in Cedar Falls. So that's an example. It's more precise, more accurate."
Church leaders hope that in time, those changes will help the faithful have a better connection to the meaning of what they're saying.
"There's more to it. 'What are they saying to me?' They're saying, 'And also with your spirit.' May you and the Holy Spirit and your spirit help us to worship. So it's not just, 'You too,'" Colter said.
Local churches have been working to educate members about the new text. Still, it will take some time getting used to. But long-time Catholics say they're ready.
"I don't notice that it's a big deal. Either way, had we left it alone or changed it, it's acceptable," said parishioner Paula Eck.
That might be because even though the new text is one of the few changes made to Catholic mass in decades, it's a minor difference compared to previous changes in the church.
"Long time members my age went from Latin to English. That was a much bigger change than this is going to be, from one English version to another," said Colter.
And ultimately, parishioners shouldn't be too nervous about the new switch. The revision will be printed in a new booklet for reference. And as Father Colter put it--the faithful can rest assured that slipping up by saying the old, wrong words in church doesn't put anyone's salvation at stake.
Catholic leaders expect the changes will be most difficult for occasional church goers to adapt to. The new text becomes official at the beginning of advent, November 27.


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Looks like America is still being good to Psy. Just caught teaser for segment on "Super Bowl Psy." Performing or in an ad?—
Lisa De Pasquale (@LisaDeP) January 11, 2013
Yes, America is still being very good to South Korean rapper PSY, despite his past of not being so good to America, what with wishing our troops and their families would die slowly and painfully. So, would PSY follow up his Christmas performance for the Obamas with a Super Bowl half-time show?
Not quite. That honor goes to a reunited Destiny's Child. PSY will pop up during the game, though, in an ad for pistachios.
So, Wonderful Pistachios hired Psy for their Super Bowl commercial. #nuts—
Lisa De Pasquale (@LisaDeP) January 11, 2013
@LisaDeP Damnit, I guess I'm switching to almonds.—
Dr. Dathan Paterno (@DrDathanPaterno) January 11, 2013
What if we miss that precious 30 seconds?
Don't worry, if you miss @psy_oppa's Super Bowl CF, you can still catch his face on one of 50,000 pistachio displays in US supermarkets.—
MTV K (@mtvkofficial) January 10, 2013


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Gov. Nathan Deal promises that an end to tolls on GA 400 is in sight, though that won't be until after Dec. 1, 2013 – yes, next year.
The Governor said bonds issued by the state will be paid off by that time, allowing the tolls to be removed.
This will stop collection four years earlier than previously planned, according to a release sent out Thursday morning.
"Ga. 400 commuters have paid more than their fair share already, and this is the earliest we can bring it down without paying a penalty for early repayment of the bonds," Deal said.
"When the Ga. 400 toll went up, the state of Georgia promised commuters that it wasn't forever. If we don't keep that promise, we lose the faith of the people."
Commuters expected the GA 400 toll to come down after 20 years, in 2011. But in 2010, the state issued new bonds tied to the toll revenue to pay for improvements along the GA 400 corridor, including a new connector to I-85.
The $40 million in bonds were issued Dec. 1, 2010. Deal's office said at the three-year mark the state can repay the bonds without a penalty.
The state also needs time to plan for physically bringing down the gates and the dramatic restructuring that will be needed in the toll area.
The State Road and Tollway Authority still has to approve of this proposal.
Local politicians were quick to respond to Deal's promise, including Sen. John Albers, R-Roswell.
"I applaud Gov. Deal for upholding his promise to remove the GA 400 toll. Although meant to be a temporary source of infrastructure revenue, the 400 toll has become a transportation barrier," Albers said.
"A promise made is a promise kept. I look forward to bringing my sledgehammer down on Dec. 1, 2013 to remove these tolls for good," Albers said.
Opponents in the state Senate District 21 Republican Primary agreed it was time for the tolls to go.
"Today is an incredible day for thousands of Georgia residents, commuters, and businesses that travel through Atlanta each day," said Brandon Beach, a member of the Georgia Department of Transportation Board and the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce CEO and president.
"I praise the governor's bold decision, and I'm proud of the close involvement the Georgia Department of Transportation played in bringing the toll to an end. I was honored to stand with the governor this morning as he made the announcement."
Sen. Chip Rogers, R-Woodstock, the incumbent and Beach's opponent, also applauded the action.
"This fulfills a promise made to Georgians many years ago that the toll would come down when the road was paid for. Unfortunately the Governor had to take action to correct the failure of the Georgia Department of Transportation Board, which voted in 2010 to keep collecting the tolls even after the original bonds had been paid in full.
"The failure of the DOT board seriously eroded the trust we have in our government. Today, Governor Deal is taking positive steps toward restoring our trust."
Jim Galloway in his Political Insider blog says the timing is intended to help TSPLOST get approved.
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The major purposes of the School Health Program are to assess the health of each student, prevent disease, promote health and a healthy environment for all students and staff. Children who feel safe and are in good health are much more able to be successful learners. Knowing this the district's School Health Program strives to attain and maintain a high level of health and safety for the school population. With this in mind the Board of Education appoints a School Medical Advisor, who works closely with the School Nurse Supervisor to advise and support the district's school nurses in following state mandated school health regulations. Each of our eleven elementary and three middle schools has a full-time nurse. Three nurses and two health aides work at Greenwich High School. The nurses are basically "there" for the children, making sure that the children's health is being protected, and helping them get the most out of their school experience. The school nurse in each school monitors required health and immunization assessments, plans nursing care to meet student health needs, and provides health care referrals, emergency care, and programs that promote a healthy environment.
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CCTV nets 2,326 incidents
10:00pm Monday 20th August 2012 in News By Chris Wood, Reporter
CCTV cameras installed by Caerphilly council have monitored and helped deal with a total of 2,326 incidents in the last year.
These include thefts, the supply of drugs and anti-social behaviour, with 985 DVDS of recorded evidence provided to help with police investigations.
The local authority has also received 1,649 requests from Gwent Police to monitor specific areas, with the cameras becoming a key tool in its fight against crime.
There are now over 150 in use 24-hours a day and the council announced that two more are to be installed- at Pantside and Gelligaer because of their success.
Each camera costs between £18,000 and £30,000 to install and are monitored constantly, with two people on duty for each shift.
These keep an eye on areas including business parks, leisure centres, town centres and residential areas- with thefts of lead from roofs and tools and equipment from work areas plus the supply of drugs examples of incidents reported to the police with arrests made in the last year.
David PooleIn making the area safe and said he hopes the new cameras will
There was also an incident last year where a woman was spotted unconscious behind a Blackwood pub in very cold weather. An ambulance was called after the CCTV camera picked her up and she then spent a few days in hospital recovering from hypothermia.
The council's cabinet member for community and leisure services David Poole said the CCTV network plays a "vital role"
He said: 'In making the area safe and said he hopes the new cameras will "help increase levels of community reassurance".
Cameras also allow operators to warn people through a speaker system that their behaviour is being monitored- something that has helped diffuse potentially dangerous situations.
Help buttons have also bee installed in known trouble hotspots such as Blackwood bus station, which allow control room staff to zoom in and offer advice to anyone feeling at risk through an intercom system.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Josh Freeman - #5 - QB
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Injury another setback for DT McCoy, Bucs
The Bucs will miss Gerald McCoy's presence as they try to rebound after losing two in a row and three of their last four games.
Bucs DT McCoy tears biceps, done for season
Buccaneers DT Gerald McCoy will reportedly see his season end early for the second year in a row with a biceps injury.
Brees gets Saints back to their winning ways
Drew Brees passed for 258 yards and two touchdowns, and New Orleans running backs combined for 195 yards rushing in a 27-16 victory over the Buccaneers.
Despite errors, Bucs' Talib remains key playmaker
Although he is prone to making some egregious mistakes, the Buccaneers consider CB Aqib Talib one of their impact players, according to NFC Whispers.
Bucs activate LS Economos
The Buccaneers activated LS Andrew Economos from the reserve/non-football injury list on Friday and waived S David Sims.
Bond strong between Bucs' Freeman, Winslow
We hear there is no teammate Buccaneers QB Josh Freeman trusts more than TE Kellen Winslow.
Buccaneers sign safety David Sims
The Buccaneers have signed S David Sims, bolstering the team's depth in the secondary.
Bucs expecting Freeman to make adjustments
The Bucs, while concerned, are not panicking about Josh Freeman's ups and downs this season.
Bucs give FS Jackson one-year extension
The Buccaneers signed FS Tanard Jackson to a one-year contract extension on Thursday.
Bucs promoted RB Madu to active roster
The Buccaneers have promoted RB Mossis Madu from the practice squad to the active roster, the team announced Wednesday.
Bucs RB Graham tears Achilles tendon, placed on I.R.
Buccaneers RB Earnest Graham was placed on injured reserve with a torn Achilles tendon injury suffered in Sunday's game against the Bears.
Shorts and Shells: Week Seven
We take a look at the Dolphins' horrible Week Seven performance, on and off the field; Brian Robison's ill-advised kick; the Chiefs' ugly awesomeness; and plenty more.
Forte runs Bears to victory in London
Matt Forte ran for 145 yards and a touchdown and the Bears held on to beat the Buccaneers 24-18 on Sunday in London.
Bears-Buccaneers prediction
PFW associate editor Dan Parr makes his prediction for the outcome of Sunday's game between the Bears and Buccaneers.
London trips raise questions about Bucs' future
The Bucs are playing their second game in London in three seasons, but Bucs GM Mark Dominik shot down rumors of the franchise considering a permanent move overseas.
Freeman had a mixed effort during Sunday's 28-13 loss to St. Louis. He was 30 of 54 for 372 yards, one TD, four picks and was sacked five times. "I've got to take the blame as the quarterback," Freeman said.||||||| Freeman has thrown eight interceptions in the past two weeks after only having three passes picked off over the previous eight games
Freeman was 26 of 47 for 279 yards on Sunday as the Saints picked him off four times.||||||| Freeman was one shy of a career worst for picks in his third career four-plus interception game.
Freeman was 25 of 46 for 248 yards with three TDs and two INTs in Sunday's overtime win versus Carolina.||||||| Freeman has now thrown 16 touchdown passes in the last six games.
Freeman went 19 for 36 for 262 yards with three touchdowns and most importantly, no turnovers, in Thursday's win over Minnesota.||||||| Freeman has completed 55.8 percent of his passes for 1,010 yards with nine touchdowns and one interception in his last three games.
Freeman threw for a career-best 420 yards and three touchdowns in Tampa Bay's 35-28 loss to the Saints on Sunday. career best 420 yards and three touchdowns.||||||| Freeman found Mike Williams for the apparent game-tying touchdown pass on the game's final play. However, Williams was pushed out of bounds before returning to the end zone for the pass, drawing an illegal touching penalty. The flag nullified the play and ended the game.


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The Hard Work is Over
There isn't any time to change the game plan now, the Colts and Jets only have one practice remaining before their game on Wild Card weekend. The finale is really just considered a walk through, most of the hard work for the rematch of the AFC Championship game from last season, is already done.
"We got the film work, we got the work out in practice done, and now it's time to go out and train for Saturday and get ready for the big game," said running back Dominic Rhodes, who hasn't participated in the last two practices.
"The week was good; it felt good to get back out there. There are only a certain number of teams that are still playing. I think we prepared good and got some good recognition of what they do," said Colts defensive back Jacob Lacey.
The playoffs are nothing new to the Colts; they are making their 9th straight trip to the post season tying an NFL record with the Dallas Cowboys. So, there shouldn't be a lot of nervous jitters leading up to kick off.
"You just try to freshen up. Just go over the things you went over all week, read over the notes, look over more film and just refresh your memory on what they are going to do. Time to relax, kick your feet up and rest your legs. You know it's a short week for us so just trying to do anything to get ready for Saturday," said safety Antoine Bethea.
The Jets arrive in Indianapolis sometime tomorrow afternoon with the game scheduled for Saturday night at 8:20 p.m. from Lucas Oil Stadium. Tune in to Fox 59 immediately following the contest for complete post game coverage, including player reaction and analysis.
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As a resident of San Diego County you are entitled to mosquito and vector control provided by the County at no charge. Please call or email if you would like a visit from one of our field technicians or to report a potential mosquito breeding source.


text: This first book is an introduction to the figurative photographic art of internationally exhibited photographer Doug Lester. The ladies shown in the collection are not models, Instead they come from all walks of life ranging from students and retail clerks to corporate executives and professionals. They have only one thing in common, the wish to pose nude for the first time and to be included in this collection of art.


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Charting the history of some Spanish clubs can be more complicated than following the most convoluted private affairs of a Hollywood star. Step forward the city of Málaga, who over the past century has seen its club's experience mergers, take-overs, economic ruin and in the past past year, financial salvation and then potential ruin again.
|Campo de los Baños - Home from 1933 to 1941
On 12 April 1933 Club Deportivo Malacitano was formed and once its place in the following seasons Tercera had been confirmed, took up residency at the Campo de los Baños del Carmen. Despite finishing third in its first full season, the club was invited to compete in an expanded and regionalised second division. Over the next four seasons, CD Malacitano finished in fifth place on three occasions and third once, before the Civil War brought a halt to the fun. They earned another third place when football resumed for the 1939-40 season and played its final season at the Campo de los Baños del Carmen in 1940-41, finishing fifth. The final match was on 30 March 1941, when Jerez were beaten 3-1 in the Copa.
Back in 1935, the club had purchased that field of roses on the banks of the Rio Guadalmedina and set about building a larger stadium. Architects Enrique Molina and Fernando Guerrero Atencia Strachan had a budget of 500,00 pesetas and planned a 16,000 capacity stadium, but work was suspended when war broke out. Work commenced after the war, but costs had escalated and the project was scaled back. La Rosaleda, or The Rose Garden saw its first match on 13 April 1941 when A.D. Ferroviaria de Madrid was defeated 6-0. This was earlier than planned as earlier that week the Campo de los Baños del Carmen suffered flood damage. It's official inauguration took place on 14 September 1941 when Sevilla was beaten 3-2. It was also the first match that saw the club play under the name of Club Deportivo Málaga and their now familiar blue and white striped shirts. La Rosaleda was a basic square ground with four open terraces holding 8,000.
Despite a fifthplace finish in 1942-43, CD Málaga found themselves heading towards the Tercera as La Segunda was restructured. It took three years to get back to the second division, but the club marked their return with an extension to the stadium. An anfiteatro or upper tier holding 4,000 spectators was added to the west side and was opened in August 1947. A year later, on 25 May 1948 to be precise, CD Málaga acquired the place in the Tercera of local side CD San Tomás and set up a reserve team, Club Atlético Malagueño. For the first few seasons, this second stream team played at the Campo de Segalerva, the former home of Málaga SC. The Campo de Segalerva was a fantastic little inner city stadium, tightly packed between houses and shops with just enough space for small end terraces. The dirt pitch ran right up to the walls of the neighbouring businesses and whilst Club Atlético Malagueño moved to La Rosaleda in 1950, it continued to be used by junior teams until May 2010.
On their return to La Segunda, CD Málaga grew in stature and in 1948-49 secured second place and promotion to La Primera. La Rosaleda proved to be a difficult ground for opposition teams and CD Málaga gained all but three of their points total at home, finishing in twelfth position. The following season was a tail of bad luck. CD Málaga could feel a little aggrieved in finishing thirteenth with a decent total of 29 points from 30 games. They entered the relegation/promotion play-offs and but finished third in the mini league and dropped to the second division. The club spent the next four seasons flitting between the top two divisions, but with money tight agreed a deal with the municipality in 1954 to sale La Rosaleda, but remain tenants for a peppercorn rent. This didn't resolve issues on the field and in May 1959 CD Málaga was back in the Tercera. Fortunately, it was only a season long stay and the club entered the sixties with renewed hope.
The first floodlights at La Rosaleda were switched on in April 1961 for a match against Real Betis and in 1962, CD Málaga finished second in the southern section of La Segunda, before beating Racing Santander 3-1 on aggregate the play-offs to win a place back in the top flight. The remainder of the decade saw CD Málaga reinforce their reputation as an elevador side, too good for La Segunda, but not good enough for La Primera. Inspite of this uncertainty, the crowds still flocked to La Rosaleda and in 1965 the municipality funded the extension of the east side.This along with other improvements raised the capacity to 22,000. CD Málaga saw the decade out with another impressive season in the second division, finishing second to Sporting Gijon and winning automatic promotion. This was to be the start of the club's most successful period of five succesive seasons in La Primera, which saw two seventh place finishes and a run to the semi-finals of the Copa del Rey. But, just as quickly as the success arrived, it was gone again and CD Málaga returned to their role of elevador team. The Spanish National side paid a visit to La Rosaleda in February 1973 and beat Greece 1-0. Their six subsequent visits to Málaga have brought a mixed bag of results, with 3 wins and 3 defeats.
The next major development at La Rosaleda was in preparation for the 1982 World Cup.From a purely footballing angle, Málaga was not an obvious choice to act as a host city for España 82, but when has that ever deterred FIFA? CD Málaga had never come close to winning a national title and the capacity of their Estadio La Rosaleda was clearly too small. Málaga however, was at the heart of the Costa del Sol and the stadium aside, it had all the necessary infrastructure such as hotels and a huge airport. In February 1980 the municipality signed off the budget for the expansion of the stadium. The first phase began in the summer of 1980 and focused on building another anfiteatro on the east side. Next up and two new double decked fondos at the north and south ends were built. The two side stands also had bench seats added to both upper tiers. During the summer of 1981, the pitch was lowered and work started on adding a moat around the pitch. By December of 1981, La Rosaleda had four double deck stands,new floodlights, new pitch, a moat and four gaping holes in each corner of the stadium. The work to "link" the stands was completed a mere five weeks before Scotland, USSR & New Zealand began their World Cup campaigns... and not a FIFA inspection team in sight! I've used the word link with caution, because with the exception of the work at El Molinon in Gijon, these four corner stands were quite the worse attempt at connecting stands that I've seen in Spain. It's as if each side stand had been given a set of shoulder pads. Not that CD Málaga was bothered. It now played in a stadium with a 42,000 capacity and did not have to fork out a single céntimos, which is just as well as they were up to their neck in debt.
Just prior to the start of the World Cup, CD Málaga won promotion to La Primera and their three year stay saw a ninth place finish in 1983-84. Relegation followed a year later, but the club had a last foray in the top division in seasons 1988-90. The following season saw the club miss out on an immediate return when it lost on penalties to Cadiz CF in the promotion play-offs. By now the club's creditors were getting impatient and with a drastically scaled back operation, CD Málaga struggled throughout the 1991-92 season. The players went unpaid for long periods and eventually the club finished eighteenth. With debts of over 200 million pesetas, the club's directors took the decision to register the reserve team, Club Atlético Malagueño as a separate entity, thus ensuring that football could continue in Málaga should the first team fold. The inevitable end came on 1 July 1992, when the club was declared bankrupt. So in effect, the reserve team took on the mantle of CD Málaga and did a decent job winning the Tercera and promotion in its first full season as a independent club. It was a step too soon however, as the club dropped out of Segunda B the following season. The summer of 1994 saw new owners and a new name, as on 30 June Club Atlético Malagueño became Málaga Club de Fútbol.
Gradually, Málaga CF improved, winning promotion back to Segunda B thanks to an unbeaten season in 1994-95. Two successive promotions at the end of the nineties saw the club reach La Primera just seven short years after their own reformation. With the exception of a two season blip in the middle of the decade, Málaga CF has spent 11 of the past 13 seasons in the top division, with a highest place finish of eighth in 2001-02 and again 2008-09. That eighth place finish in 2002 saw the club enter and win the Intertoto Cup and qualify for the 2002-03 UEFA Cup. A run to the quarter finals saw Málaga CF gain impressive victories over Leeds United and AEK Athens. The turn of the century saw the local municipality start a programme of redevelopment La Rosaleda that would take six years complete.
The project was designed in a joint venture by architects José Seguí and the U.T.E. Sando-Vera company and saw the complete rebuilding of the stadium, stand by stand. First to go was the old north end which was replaced with an open two tiered all-seated stand which peaked in height at the centre before sweeping down and around new corner units. In 2002 an identical stand was erected at the southern end of ground. The first of the main stands was built in 2004 on the east side that backs on to the Rio Guadalmedina. This is slightly lower than the end stands, but unlike its predecessor, joins up seamlessly. This double deck stand features a steel roof suspended by cables that are tethered to a series of concrete piles driven into the ground behind the stand. Finally,in 2006 the west side was replaced with a stand that matched the east side. The result was a beautifully simple and bright stadium that undulates at its uppermost points, offering spectators a fantastic view from all of its 28,963 seats. A club museum opened at La Rosaleda in 2009 and a new pitch was laid a year later along with general improvements being made to the stadiums access points and sound system.
2010 also saw the arrival of Sheikh Abdullah Al Thani who purchased the club for a reported sum of 36 million euros. After a poor start to the season, Sheikh Al Thani brought in experienced coach Manuel Pellegrini and thanks to some big spending in the January transfer window and a run of five consecutive wins, a record for the club in the top flight, Málaga CF earned an eleventh place finish. The 2011-12 season saw Málaga gain their best ever finish of fourth and qualify for the Champions League. Everything seemed to be in place for the club to challenge Valencia and Atlético as the third power in Spain, but then Sheikh Al Thani's money disappeared as quickly as it had arrived. In what amounted to a fire sale, the club's best players were sold off and Málaga entered the 2012-13 campaign with a team of make-weights and cast-offs. Remarkably, Pellegrini and his trimmed-down squad worked miracles, coming within a matter of seconds of a place in the Champions League semi-finals. However, a European ban and still no commitment from the Sheikh points to another summer of discontent. Still, La Rosaleda should be used to extensive pruning.
|The Campo de los Baños in 1940
|La Rosaleda in 1963
|During its 85 year history the Campo de Segalerva served both
Malaga Sport Club & Club Atlético Malagueño before closing in 2010
|La Rosaleda with lights but no east anfiteatro. It must be the early sixties
|La Rosaleda needs to get its end up for the World Cup
|La Rosaleda, complete with shoulder-pads. Well is was the 80's
|Probably the biggest stadium to regularly host matches in the Tercera
|Mid-operation.Work commences on the final west stand
|Life's not always been a bed of roses for supporters of Málaga,
but with new money La Rosaleda's days could be numbered.
|"The Champions da da da da!"


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This is the 30th in a series of articles counting down the most important players for Florida State in 2012. There are 28 days until FSU football, and that's how many are left on the list. That means no off days. Oh, and these are not in any specific order.
Terrance Smith | 6'3, 215 | RS-Frosh | Linebacker
Nigel Terrell | 6'1, 235 | RS-Soph | Linebacker
Background (courtesy media guide)
Three-year starter at Southwest DeKalb where he developed his reputation as an outstanding pass rusher...enrolled at Florida State in January of 2011...three-star prospect by Rivals.com rated the No. 18 outside linebacker...has a four-star rating and ranked the No. 21 defensive end by Scout.com...rated a three-star prospect by 247Sports...rated the No. 26 outside linebacker by ESPN...as a senior amassed 60 tackles and 10 sacks in nine games...as a junior, had more than 120 tackles, 15 sacks and 15 tackles for loss...No. 27 on the SuperPrep Georgia 83...No. 34 on the Atlanta Journal Constitution's Top 50 Recruits...also enjoyed a standout career in track & field as a sprinter/jumper...chose the Seminoles over the likes of Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Ohio State, South Carolina and Vanderbilt...Smith's father, the late Terry Smith, starred as a wide receiver for Clemson in the 1990s...born May 3, 1993.
Alabama native who was given a three-star ranking by both Rivals and Scout.com...Rivals rated him the No. 65 outside linebacker in the nation and No. 26 prospect in Alabama...checked in as No. 46 outside linebacker prospect nationally by Scout...ESPN ranked Terrell the No. 11 outside linebacker and No. 120 prospect overall...moved from safety to linebacker as a junior in 2008 and responded with 101 tackles, including 65 solo stops, 14 tackles for loss, three sacks and an interception...selected as a member of the Birmingham News Senior Pre-Season Second Dozen...stuck with verbal commitment to FSU made in August 2009, despite a strong push from Colorado and Ole Miss...born December 16, 1990.
Career To Date
Meet your Florida State backup outside linebackers. It's OK if you don't know them.
Because Florida State has had good health at the position, there hasn't been much opportunity to get to know them.
So let's focus on what we do know.
Both are very athletic players who were quite raw coming out of high school (Terrell in '10 and Smith in '11). Both redshirted. Terrell added a good bit of weight during his first two seasons, though he didn't play much. If the numbers are to be believed, Smith did not pack on much muscle during his redshirt season. I'm not going to speculate as to the reason, because any number of factors could have conspired against his development, or the numbers could even be incorrect.
Smith as listed as Nick Moody's backup at strong-side linebacker. Terrell is listed as Christian Jones' backup at weak-side linebacker. It's a bit scary knowing that Florida State's outside linebackers have two career tackles to their names. Combined.
I'm not say that Florida State would be in trouble of Smith or Terrell had to play. But there's also no reason to believe they'd perform at a similar level as the starters. Just as offensive line depth was a potential issue last year should the starters go down, so is the depth at linebacker. The difference, of course, is that none of FSU's starters are coming off surgery, as several offensive line starters were a year ago.
2012 will be an important year for both, but particularly Terrell. Think of it as 'moving day' at The Masters. It's his third year in the program. And while he doesn't need to show a lot on the field (because he is a backup), he does need to show a lot on the practice field.
If Terrell gets passed up by one of incoming freshmen Reggie Northrup or Ukeme Eligwe, does he look elsewhere for playing time in 2013?
That is to say, the battle for Terrell (and Smith to a lesser extent) is not looking up, but looking down in holding off the talented freshmen duo. If they're able to, both will be in line to be two-year starters as Moody is leaving after 2012 and Jones is leaving after 2012 (early) or 2013.
The ideal situation is for FSU fans to find out how the pair can play in garbage time, in the six games in which Florida State projects as a favorite of more than two touchdowns.
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Okay, this time you're serious. You're going on a regimen that will really improve your health—not like that crash diet: You'll snarf down antioxidants; exercise moderately but consistently; balance fats, proteins, and carbs; and pay attention to the way you explain whatever happens to you. Wait a minute. The way you explain what happens? What - Continue Reading
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Cindy was my own little JFK: A riddle wrapped in a question locked inside an enigma. She'd been my client for nearly three months, but I still had no idea what she thought or felt. Our conversations always went something like this: Me: "So, Cindy, what's going on in your life?" Cindy: "Oh, you know. - Continue Reading
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Vrisimo Equipment- 40 years ago Tony & Dorothy Vrisimo started building the Vrisimo flail mower in their almond huller / welding shop in Chico California. He started building 10' orchard mowers after being disappointed with his Ford flail mower, to keep the grass down in his no till 80 acre almond orchard. Soon his neighbors and local growers all wanted one for their orchards. Word got out that this was the highest quality, best cutting flail mower anywhere. In 1966 he built the first reverse rotation mower and that's the way we run them today.
In 1974 Tony & Dorothy sold Vrisimo Flail Mower to Gould Paper Corporation and the operation was moved from the shop located on Wilson Landing Road across town to the McNair facility, another recent Gould acquisition. Later the mower manufacturing was moved to Ceres ,California sharing space with the recently purchased Ingalls Manufacturing Co. In 1986 Vrisimo Mowers was purchased by Marvin Davis & Jim Allen. They saved the company from extinction when Gould Paper Corp. failed to make the division profitable. Marvin & Jim had the mowers built just down the road in Hughson by Valley Tool & Mfg. During this time the mower product line was perfected and the brush and row crop shredders were developed. Marvin focused on developing a strong Vrisimo dealer network and increased sales through out the west. Vrisimo Equipment Company is now solely owned by Valley Tool and Manufacturing. Vrisimo mowers and shredders have been built continuously for forty years and at the Hughson facility for the past 20 years.
Valley Tool and Manufacturing– is the parent company of many brands you know.
Vrisimo Equipment Company, RockHound Attachment and Windmill Spraymaster. The brands are all manufactured here in Hughson California. Valley Tool & Mfg. was founded in 1964 by Ernest, Fred and Doris Brenda. Originally, the main focus was on precision tool sharpening but during the past 45 years, Fred has expanded the company into a commercial, industrial, real estate and retail organization serving the Central Valley area of California.


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The National Football Foundation (NFF) announced today the names on the 2014 ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame, including 75 players and six coaches from the Football Bowl Subdivision and 87 players and 26 coaches from the divisional ranks. Here are the three Trojans that will up for the final vote from the National Football Foundation in the coming months, which will be named in early May and then inducted December 9th, 2014. Tony Boselli, Southern California-Offensive Tackle-Two-time First Team All-American in 1992 and 1994 (consensus-1994)…Named top offensive lineman in Pac-10 (1994)…1994 NFF National Scholar-Athlete and Outland Trophy finalist. Mark Carrier, Southern California-Safety-Two-time First Team All-American (1988-89) – unanimous in 1989… 1989 Jim Thorpe Award winner… Two-time First Team All-Conference selection… Led the Pac-10 in interceptions in 1989 with seven. Keyshawn Johnson, Southern California-Wide Receiver-1995 unanimous First Team All-American who ranked seventh in Heisman voting…1995 Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year…Earned MVP honors in 1995 Cotton Bowl and 1996 Rose Bowl wins. To be eligible for the ballot, players must have been named a First Team All-American by a major/national selector as recognized and utilized by the NCAA for their consensus All-America teams; played their last year of intercollegiate football at least 10 years prior; played within the last 50 years and cannot be currently playing professional football. Our well-deserving Trojans will up for election this Spring, and certainly bring back great memories of USC success. While legends continue to be honored, current players are dusting off the cleats to take the field for next week's Spring practice.
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As students move into a new school year, the Richmond County Board of Education Police Department is stepping up efforts to stomp out security problems. School Police Chief Alphonzo Williams explains, "we want parents to know that they can send their kids to school, they are going to be safe."
In his first year as BOE Police Chief, Alphonzo Williams has reorganized his staff and added officers to subtract any potential for crime in schools. For starters, seven vacancies were filled making way for two officers at each Richmond County high school.
Officer Ashley Phillips' was one of the new hires. She says, "having kids of my own, I felt that it was important that these kids in high school, elementary school, middle school were safe at all times. I felt like this was my calling."
Her calling is part of the bigger plan by Williams to make sure schools in Richmond County don't have to experience the crisis that left more than twenty children and teachers dead in Newtown, Connecticut. "As part of our realignment we've added an emergency preparedness officer whose duties will consist of checking our site safety plans, exercising emergency drills, making sure that schools are prepared for any type crisis whether it be weather or school violence," says Chief Williams.
The school board approved measurements are aimed at erasing crime one step at a time. Chief Williams adds, "we're going to have more visibility, more presence."
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Moonachie students adjust to new routines after Sandy
Ask 13-year-old Rosalie Cimillo how she felt after her Moonachie home got swamped by superstorm Sandy, and she pulls out a poem she wrote for school.
"My heart got flooded with never ending water," she wrote. "You have that feeling that nothing is going to be fine."
Rosalie said she is getting past the terrifying morning after the storm when she was accidentally left in an emergency rescue truck with her mother, and they were unable to get out until the National Guard helped them. Her family has taken refuge with her aunt.
"I'm still devastated," Rosalie said, "but getting back to normal."
Many of her fellow students have been able to move back to Moonachie, but some shouldered serious stress. Andrew Salamone, 13, wore an orange Timberland hoodie he was given at the Mahwah shelter, where he lived until Sunday. His mother works in a day care center and his stepfather is a deliveryman for Domino's Pizza, but they can't work now because their cars were destroyed in the flood.
"They want to go back to their jobs and their bosses keep asking them to," Andrew said grimly. "We hardly have any money right now."
A visit Monday with Moonachie students found children juggling a mix of emotions as they adjusted to an unusual new setup. So much of their K-8 elementary school was wrecked that it is not expected to reopen until fall. For the next month, eighth-graders will be in a room at the Wood-Ridge Civic Center, along with kindergarteners, who have a new home in the windowless bottom level. Three colorful carpets decorated with numbers were shipped in immediately so they could sit in a circle on the floor.
One 5-year-old, Andrew Carrione, took pride in helping a friend who had to evacuate. "I'm babysitting his guinea pig, Dilla," said Andrew. "Even his bedroom got flooded. He lost everything."
Teachers said they spent much of the first day back last Wednesday letting students share stories about their escapes from the surge and giving them an opportunity to express lingering fears. Since then they have settled back into school work, and on Monday they began assigning homework again. Attendance was high.
Sheila Berni, the Moonachie elementary school's social worker, said that as far as she knew, none of the students had sought extra counseling. "Kids are resilient," she said. "We're providing a good stable place so parents have the opportunity to work on their homes."
Some eighth-graders who had grown up at Moonachie's cozy Robert L. Craig Elementary said they were sorry they lost their chance for one final year there. "I love my school, it's my home away from home," said Sarah Reyes, 13. "I can focus but in the back of your mind is that your school is ruined."
The temporary setting had its share of inconveniences. A child study team member gave an academic test to a special needs student in the Civic Center's front hall, between two sets of sliding doors. Teachers had to create new email accounts and trade contact information because the district's email system was down. Superintendent Jill Mortimer's makeshift office was a table and chair next to a vending machine in Wood-Ridge's middle school.
Mortimer said the most pressing complaint among parents was that children being bussed to Wood-Ridge were spending too much time on the bus because it had to make many stops. Grades 1 and 2 were dispatched to the Catherine E. Doyle Elementary School, while Grades 3 through 7 went to the Wood-Ridge middle school.
"When parents have to put first-graders on the bus when they're not used to that, they get nervous," said Mortimer.
She expects 32 connected trailers to be set up in a month, so students can resume school in Moonachie before the holiday vacation starting Dec. 21. She said the district's insurance firm expects to pay about $1.3 million for the setup, called a "ModSpace Modular Complex." Fortunately, she said, an outpouring of donations meant that students had the coats, backpacks, blankets and school supplies they needed.
Greg Keelen, a social studies teacher, said he was surprised at how well the children have rallied in the wake of "horrible circumstances."
"I expected them to be down and despondent," he said, "but they're very optimistic."
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