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2013 Monks Golf Schedule
|Fri., Aug. 30
|at Southern Me. (Gorham CC)
|Sat., Sep. 07
|at Bowdoin Invitational (Brunswick GC)
|12th, 338
|Sun., Sep. 08
|at Bowdoin Invitational (Brunswick GC)
|10th, 670 pts
|Results | Recap
|Thu., Sep. 12
|at Maine-Farmington Invitational (Sunday River GC)
|6th, 326 pts
|Results | Recap
|Sat., Sep. 14
|at Maine Collegiate Championship (Bangor Municipal GC)
|5th, 331 pts
|Sun., Sep. 15
|at Maine Collegiate Championship (Bangor Municipal GC)
|7th, 658 pts
|Results | Recap
|Sat., Sep. 21
|at Husson Univ. Invitational (Penobscot Valley C.C.)
|9th, 366 pts
|Results | Recap
|Tue., Sep. 24
|John Queenan Memorial (Point Sebago GR)
|3rd, 334 pts
|Results | Recap
|Fri., Sep. 27
|at Southern Maine Cup (Gorham CC)
|3rd, 226 pts
|Results | Recap
|Scramble Format
|Tue., Oct. 01
|at UNE Invitational (Arundel CC)
|6th, 350 pts
|Results | Recap
|Sun., Oct. 06
|at Southern Maine Fall Classic (Gorham CC)
|4th, 311 pts
|Results | Recap
|Mon., Oct. 07
|at Southern Maine Fall Classic (Gorham CC)
|5th, 633 pts
|Results | Recap
|Sat., Oct. 19
|at GNAC Championship (Cranston CC)
|7th, 332 pts
|Sun., Oct. 20
|at GNAC Championship (Cranston CC)
|T6, 653 pts
|Results | Recap | Video
|Sun., Oct. 27
|at NEIGA Championship (Captains GC)
|T36, 364 pts
|Mon., Oct. 28
|at NEIGA Championship (Captains GC)
|T36, 686 pts
|Results | Recap
|Sat., Apr. 19
|at JWU Wildcat Spring Invitational
|15th, 701 pts
|Results | Recap
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- Huskies Defeat Monks in Season Opener
- 2013 Fall Review
- Monks Place 15th in JWU Wildcat...
- Six Fall Athletes Earn GNAC Sportsmanshi...
- Richardson, Golf Team Earn Conference...
- Monks Place 34th at NEIGA Tournament
- Saint Joseph's Finishes Sixth at GNAC...
- Caron Collects Third GNAC Rookie Honor
- Caron Listed on GNAC Weekly Honor Roll
- Monks Place Fifth, Caron Posts Runner-up...
- Caron Leads Field at USM Fall Classic
- Golf Places Sixth at UNE Invitational
- Another GNAC Rookie Honor for Caron
- Caron Takes GNAC Rookie of Week Honors
- Monks Finish Third in Southern Maine...
- Rookie Caron Claims Queenan Medalist...
- Golf Finishes Ninth at Husson Invitation...
- Caron Claims Honor Roll Mention
- Monks Finish Sixth at UMF Invitational
- Monks Finish 10th in Bowdoin Invitationa...
- 2013 Golf Preview Video
- Monks Fall Short, Caron Claims Medalist...
- 2013 Golf Preview
- 2013 Golf Schedule Released
- JWU Springtime Invitational Results...
- Golf Places 34th at 78th Annual NEIGA...
- 2012 Golf Season Review
- Richardson Named Second Team All-Confere...
- Saint Joseph's Finishes Sixth at 2012...
- Monks Finish 11th at Southern Maine Fall...
- Saint Joseph's Places Sixth in UNE...
- Monks Finish Fourth in Southern Maine...
- Led by Runner-up Richardson, Monks...
- Husson Tops Field at 10th Annual Queenan...
- 2012 Golf "Meet the Monks"...
- SJC Golfers Finish Fifth at UMF...
- Berard Named Top Rookie, Richardson...
- Golf Finishes 10th in Bowdoin Invitation...
- Golfers Fall to USM in Season Opener,...
- 2012 SJC Golf Season Preview
- 2012 GNAC Golf Preseason Poll
- 2011 Golf Review
- 2012 Golf Schedule Announced
- 2011 Golf Team Awards
- 22 Question Tuesday with Kyle Bennett...
- 22 Question Tuesday with Ebb Walton...
- Garske Deemed Honor Roll Worthy
- SJC Golf Caps Season with NEIGA...
- Monks Place Sixth in 2011 GNAC Champions...
- GNAC CHAMPIONSHIP: Monks in 6th Place...
- GNAC Lists Brown on Weekly Honor Roll
- Monks Finish Fifth in UNE Invitational
- Golf Finishes Fourth in 2011 USM Cup
- Richardson Named GNAC Golfer of the Week
- Golf Places Sixth in Two-Day USM Fall...
- Monks Golfers in Fourth with 313 Score...
- Brown Collects GNAC Honor Roll Mention
- Husson Wins 9th Annual John Queenan...
- Simonds Named GNAC Rookie of the Week
- Monks Finish in Tie for Sixth at Maine...
- Monks Place Third in UMF Invitational
- 2011 Golf Season Preview
- Monks Top Huskies in 2011 Opener,...
- The Citizen: Cilley Captures State Am...
- Monks Finish Third in Spring Tourney
- Saint Joseph's to Host 2011 GNAC...
- 2010 Golf Team Awards Announced
- 2010 Saint Joseph's Golf Season Review
- Richardson Tabbed as GNAC Rookie of the...
- Golf Placed Fourth at GNAC's, Richardson...
- Walton Leads Pack Through 18 at 2010...
- Monks Place 33rd at NEIGA Tournament
- 2010 NEIGA Championship Day One Results
- Friday's Field Hockey and Golf Events...
- Richardson Earns Second Golf Rookie...
- Golf Places Third in UNE Invitational
- Richardson Earns GNAC Rookie of the Week...
- Golfers Finish Sixth in USM Fall Classic
- Monks Finish Fifth in Queenan Memorial...
- SJC Golf Team Finishes 7th in Maine...
- Monks Fifth After Day One of Maine...
- Golf Team Finishes Fifth at UMF...
- Golfers Place Third in Colby Classic
- Golf Falls to USM in 2010 Opener,...
- 2010 Golf Season Preview
- Golf Hosts Spring Tri-Match
- 2009 Golf Season Review
- Monks Cap Season with Fifth Place Finish...
- SJC Golfers Fourth after Opening Day of...
- Monks 38th After First Day of NEIGA...
- Monks Finish 38th at NEIGA Championship
- Sands Listed on GNAC Weekly Honor Roll
- Golf Places Seventh in Husson Invitation...
- Monks Take Fourth in Southern Maine Cup
- Monks Place Seventh in USM Cup
- SJC Golf Team Finishes 9th at Maine...
- Husson Clinches Fourth Consecutive...
- St. Joe's Places Seventh in UMF...
- St. Joe's Places Ninth in Brunswick...
- Monks Place Fourth in UNE Invitational
- Patrick Named GNAC Golfer of the Week
- 2009 Golf Preview
- Monks Finish Fifth in GNAC Golf...
- Monks Fifth After Day One of GNAC...
- Monks Place 41st in NEIGA Championship
- LeConte Recognized by Conference
- LeConte Tabbed for GNAC Honors
- Monks Take Sixth at Husson Invitational
- St. Joe's Places Third at Southern Maine...
- LeConte Honor Roll Worthy
- Monks Sixth at USM Fall Classic
- LeConte Honored by GNAC
- Monks Finish Sixth in Queenan Tourney
- St. Joe's Places Fifth in Maine...
- Monks Finish Fifth in UMF Invitational
- LeConte Named GNAC Golfer of the Week
- Monks Place Ninth in Bowdoin College...
- Cotreau Named GNAC Golfer of the Week
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Botsford News Release
Farmington Hills, Mich. (October 21, 2011)---Jeffrey D. Ghioto, D.O., has joined the medical staff at Botsford Hospital in Farmington Hills. The board-certified family medicine physician sees patients at Northside Medical Center, 14001 Greenfield Rd. in Detroit, (313) 273-1200.
After receiving his medical education from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Missouri, Dr. Ghioto came to Botsford for his family medicine residency. During the final year of his three-year residency, Dr. Ghioto held the position of chief resident of family medicine.
Botsford Hospital is a multi-specialty 330 bed hospital and verified trauma center located in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The campus also houses an imaging center and a comprehensive care cancer center. Botsford Hospital is also home to an extensive medical education program and is part of Michigan State University's statewide campus system. Botsford Hospital each year cares for approximately 16,000 inpatients and more than 60,000 emergency and trauma patients with a team of 2,500 employees, 300 volunteers and more than 600 physicians. A not-for-profit hospital, Botsford provided almost $10.5 million in community benefit during its 2011 fiscal year.
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City Council Opposes Use of Twin Trailer Trucks Between Military Cutoff Road and US 17
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The Wilmington City Council voted 6 to 1 Tuesday August 21, to adopt a resolution opposing the use of trucks with twin-trailers on Market Street between SR 1409 (Military Cutoff Road) and US 17 (John J. Burney Jr. Freeway) in New Hanover County.
By WILLARD KILLOUGH III
Managing Editor
WILMINGTON, N.C. - The Wilmington City Council voted 6 to 1 Tuesday August 21, to adopt a resolution opposing the use of trucks with twin-trailers on Market Street between SR 1409 (Military Cutoff Road) and US 17 (John J. Burney Jr. Freeway) in New Hanover County.
Trucking companies sometimes use twin trailers for large trucks transporting goods in order to maximize loads per trip.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is in the process of designating US 17 Business (Market Street) between SR 1409 (Military Cutoff Road) and US 17 (John Jay Burney Jr. Freeway) in New Hanover County for use by trucks with twin trailers. The North Carolina Department of Transportation has requested comments on this designation by September 6, 2012.
The 2011 Wilmington Metropolitan Planning Organization's traffic counts on Market Street in this area range from 34,400 to 50,780 vehicles per day. The Market Street Corridor Study evaluated crashes along Market Street, between Colonial Drive and Porters Neck Road, for a three-year period from July 2005 to June 2008. The study indicated that Market Street, in the section studied, had a thirty percent higher occurrence of crashes than comparable corridors. If enacted, the designation would permit trucks with twin-trailers to traverse Market Street between SR 1409 and US 17 in New Hanover County.
City Manager Sterling B. Cheatham explained to the Council in a memo, "As demonstrated by vehicle counts and excessive crash rates, Market Street currently has significant traffic and safety issues. The addition of twin-trailer trucks would further increase traffic and compromise safety conditions on this heavily traveled corridor. Opposition to NCDOT's designation of portions of Market Street for use by twin-trailer trucks is recommended. Passage of the resolution furthers the Council's focus area of Safe Community."
The area mentioned is outside of the City limits but Council member Laura Padgett said, "That's an extremely busy area" and if permitted, "The temptation will be to continue into the City when they get to the City limits because there may not be anywhere else to go. And to add twin-trailers to that area strikes me as just not making sense from a public safety view point."
Councilman Charlie Rivenbark said tractor-trailer trucks drive that road frequently and, "I'm not getting the safety part of it."
Padgett said, "Right now it's single tractor trailers... the additional weight creates additional stopping space. The trailers have the potential to swing out. It's a much bigger piece of equipment on the road. It blocks more view of other drivers. There are a number of issues with these twin-trailers."
She said, "In my opinion. If that was not so heavily a traveled road, I don't like the twin trailers anywhere but I could live with them if the traffic and number of crashes were not so significant on that road already."
The resolution would simply show opposition to permitting such tractor-trailer trucks hauling twin trailers.
Councilman Kevin O'Grady asked if there was any data on the economic impact to companies using twin trailers and if that was a concern?
Padgett said, "I'm sure the reason trucking firms want to use the twin - and in some areas of the country triple trailers - because it's cheaper the more you haul at one time. But is that worth the risk to lives and property?"
Mike Kozlosky, Executive Director of the Wilmington Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization explained they are allowed within City limits on Military Cutoff Road and Oleander Drive in certain areas.
He said the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), "Is also looking at designating the Wilmington Bypass from where it begins in the northern part of New Hanover County all the way down to the Brunswick County and US 74/76 interchange for the use of these trucks with twin trailers which would then sign these twin trailers outside of the city utilizing the Wilmington Bypass which is a controlled access facility."
Kozlosky said the concern for the Market Street area is due to poor access management with numerous driveway cuts, traffic counts, as well as the crash rate on Market Street.
He said Market Street has a crash rate of twice the state's average of similar roads. He said those concerns lead to the resolution proposed to oppose use of twin trailers in that area.
Councilman Neil Anderson said there's a disconnect if they're permitted on some roads and not others. He said, "They'll just drive on through."
Kozlosky said that issue came up and there has been discussion requesting prohibiting use on the other roads within City limits.
The Council voted six to one with Councilman Charlie Rivenbark voting against the resolution.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- The attorney for the shooter of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin says he is filing his appeal this week of the trial judge's recent ruling not to recuse himself from the case.
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It's the final episode of Lesli Margherita's backstage vlog at Matilda! See Lesli freak out over dogs, scare people and perform with the cast at JFK. Don't worry kids, she'll be back with another vlog...someday!August 14, 2014
This week, James Monroe Iglehart introduces us to the cast of Aladdin and invites you to tweet your questions to him at @jamesmiglehart with the hashtag #askthegenie.August 14, 2014
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I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas!
Our Christmas was very enjoyable but we did struggle with some sickness.
Though we had unsettled tummies and tired eyes we still were able to enjoy our Christmas celebrations.
On Christmas eve we had driven to Casper to visit with Shane's side of the family.
We all had a great time visiting and playing.
Then as soon as we were done we drove all the way back home so we could begin our evening traditions.
We started with each of the kids baking their own cookies and decorating them.
Faith was very insistent that the only color used on her cookies was pink.
She also used some purple per my request but it did take some convincing.
Jude really enjoyed using lots of colors to decorate his cookies.
Daddy helped Hope to start her cookies but she soon got the hang of it.
Not sure if she got more chocolate on the cookie or straight to her mouth though.
Jonah and Jacob started theirs after the little ones were done.
They really took their time to make sure the cookies were exactly the way they wanted.
It was fun to see them making the cookies because they have obviously watched me make cookies hundreds of times and have picked up some of my techniques.
I think some day I will have some very cute assistants for my bakehouse.
Handsome Jacob working on his angel.
Here are the final products from the kid's hard work.
Hope had her Technicolor tree.
Faith had her pink and purple snowman, reindeer and mitten.
Notice the bite out of the mitten.
She worked up an appetite while decoration.
She looks a bit sad here because moments earlier she had burnt her chin on a hot cookie pan sitting on top of the oven cooling.
She tried to peek over the pan to see what cookies her brothers had made but she was not tall enough and it got her right on the chin.
Poor thing!
Jude and his gingerbread man, star and Christmas tree.
Jacob made a gingerbread man, angel and a snowman.
Jonah made an angel, Rudolph and a polar bear with a coat and scarf.
After cookies the kids of course ate a cookie then got to open their Christmas eve present that is always a new pair of pajamas.
Usually I don't have any exciting pictures from pajama opening.
This year was the exception.
Hope really liked her pajamas!
So it was time for the kids to go to bed.
They headed off to rest and Shane and I got to work.
I was busy wrapping and Shane was busy assembling toys.
Once he was done assembling I tossed a toy to him and said "can you wrap this?"
This is what he gave me a few moments later High quality wrapping from my hubby.
All done!
Everything was wrapped and ready to be made a mess of in the morning.
Shane and I headed to bed fully expecting to be awoken early by eager little children.
Well unfortunately I was the first one awake and it was not because I was eager for presents.
I was sick!
Mommy was in the bathroom giving the toilet bowl a lovely Christmas morning hug. UUGHH!
After I fell back asleep Shane and I were woken up by that terrible sound of sick baby girl.
Shortly after that we had a sick boy.
Needless to say sleep was not going to happen.
Once morning came and everyone was up we still pressed on and enjoyed our Christmas morning.
Still many things to be thankful for!
Hope really liked her new horse.
She snuggled right in with it and did not care to open anything else.
But that changed….
She decided this present thing was pretty cool.
Faith was very excited for her new crown!Pretty, pretty princess.
Pretty much all around we had happy kids tearing through their presents.
It is my favorite kind of chaos!
After opening and playing with the new toys we of course had to see what goodies were in the stockings.
Jonah had to rest on the couch most of the morning so he relaxed while digging through his stocking.
Hope had to work hard to get the goodies at the bottom of the stocking.
Jacob all decked out in his Davy Crockett costume.
This picture makes me giggle.
He said he could not smile because that is how the old pictures looked.
So despite our little bug running its way through our house we managed to have a nice Christmas morning.
We read the Christmas story from scripture, prayed and enjoyed all the gifts we had gotten for each other.
Then of course we rested a lot.
It was a blessed Christmas once again in our home.
Hope it was the same in yours!
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Villanova Recruiting
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by Alex Schwartz
GALLOWAY, N.J. – Isaiah Briscoe has been considered one of the top players in America in the class of 2015 for quite some time now, and his offer list is evidence of that.
Speaking at Live In AC, Briscoe said he holds offers from Arizona, Florida, Seton Hall, Rutgers, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, DePaul, Miami, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio State, UCLA, Villanova, Syracuse, Florida State, Virginia, and others.
Briscoe listed Kentucky and Duke as two schools recruiting him that have yet to offer.
The class of 2015 prospect discussed what schools are coming at him the hardest right now.
"Arizona, Florida's coming at me pretty hard," Briscoe said, "Syracuse of course, Seton Hall wants me to stay home, Pittsburgh."
Briscoe also talked about just what it is that he is looking for in his future college program.
"I want to play my freshman year. I'm looking for somewhere I could play at least 25-plus minutes," Briscoe said. "And I'm going to compete wherever I go, so I want the ball in my hands as a freshman and I just want the coach to trust me on the court and just believe that I could run a team."
The 6-foot-3 point guard went on to discuss the visits he has taken thus far.
"Arizona, I've visited to Arizona twice. I've visited Syracuse of course," Briscoe said. "I've visited Virginia. I think I'm going to visit Florida in August, I don't know yet."
Brioscoe said he does not have any other trips planned besides the one to Florida.
As for his timetable for a commitment, Briscoe said, "I have to figure out what high school I'm going to first."
After attending St. Benedict's (NJ) his first two years of high school, Briscoe will be transferring next year.
Asked where things stand with where he is headed, Briscoe said, "I don't know, I was going to go to Findlay [Prep], but something else happened."
Of the Nevada powerhouse, Briscoe added, "They said they ran out of room or something like that."
Briscoe said Our Savior New American (NY) and Pope John XXIII (NJ) are two of the schools he is considering. His father also noted that they will be taking a visit to Union Catholic (NJ) on Tuesday.
The rising junior also said that he will "most likely" take a visit out to Brewster Academy (NH).
Briscoe went on to shed some light on his high school decision.
"I kind of want to start my own path and just do my own thing instead of following a trend and doing what everybody else is doing," Briscoe said.
The Garden State prospect feels he could accomplish that at a few different schools in the area.
"Any local school, I think that I would be starting my own path because all the ranked guys are going to go to Huntington [Prep in West Virginia or] Findlay and everywhere else," Briscoe said. "So I think I can do something locally and maybe win a couple championships in my state."
As for when he will have his choice made, Briscoe said, "Probably when I come back from Vegas, within three days from that I will know what school I'm going to."
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by Alex Schwartz
GALLOWAY, N.J. – The third and final Live Period of July is underway and NBE Sports is back on the road.
On Wednesday, we took in the action at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey for the Live In AC event.
The way Abdul-Malik Abu has played this summer despite fasting for Ramadan is extremely impressive. The 6-foot-7 power forward has shown no signs of exhaustion and played quite well. A class of 2014 recruit, Abu is a powerful player with a good build who moves well on the hardwood. The Kimball Union Academy (NH) prospect can throw down some major one-handed dunks, is fairly active on defense and can be vocal at times on the court. The Expressions Elite standout has really improved as a player over the past year, and even the past couple months.
Eric Anderson of The Haverford School (PA) is a player who simply knows how to get the job done. A 6-foot-6 small forward who runs with the Jersey Shore Warriors, Anderson has a pretty solid build and can shoot the ball some. He works in the post well and is capable of sliding to the four if needed. Anderson, a class of 2014 prospect, plays hard and also showed the ability to provide a bit of assistance at the point guard position.
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by Alex Schwartz
WASHINGTON – The Nike Global Challenge came to a close on Saturday, with USA West winning 98-95 over USA South to take the crown.
NBE Sports was in the house to take in the action from three of the day's four games. While there, we put together some observations of players in attendance, tracked what coaches were in the gym and talked to a few players for recruiting updates.
Due to his religious beliefs and practices, Abdul-Malik Abu is fasting from sunrise to sunset during the July Live Periods for Ramadan. Despite playing without eating or drinking, the 6-foot-8 power forward was productive and showed off a quality motor. A class of 2014 recruit from Kimball Union Academy (NH), Abu has a good build and is tough in the post. Abu, who was playing for Team Pan-Africa, also showed that he has some ability to step out and shoot the ball, even if that is not his forte.
Indiana-commit James Blackmon of Bishop Luers (IN) was easily one of the best shooters at the entire event. An elite marksman from beyond the arc, the 6-foot-2 shooting guard is lethal when left open. Blackmon, a class of 2014 prospect, can get hot in a hurry and is capable of putting on a show when he is in the groove, as he was on Saturday for Team USA Midwest.
Bonzie Colson of St. Andrew's (RI) is an undersized power forward at 6-foot-5, but he can flat our produce. The class of 2014 recruit was pretty productive for Team USA East and displayed the ability to score down low. His thick build helps him make up for what he lacks in height and he can use his frame to his advantage.
July 15, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – The 2013 Reebok Breakout Classic came to an end on Friday and NBE Sports was in attendance yet again.
Each team played three games and we were able to see nine of them in action. The day was capped off by a fast-paced, high-scoring all-star game at night.
Chris Clover is a class of 2015 shooting guard from St. Joseph's Prep (PA) who possesses a quality frame. The 6-foot-4 rising junior has a pretty nice looking stroke and can connect from beyond the arc.
Jeremiah Jefferson of Kennedale (TX) is player who finds ways to produce could have made a strong case for being in the all-star game. A 6-foot-2 scoring combo guard, Jefferson is a quality shooter who is capable of getting his points from all three levels.
The main thing that elite 2015 small forward Derrick Jones needs to do is add a consistent jump shot to his arsenal. The 6-foot-5 prospect from Archbishop Carroll (PA) did knock down a couple of 3-pointers on Friday, though. However, his calling card is still clearly his elite athleticism. Jones is tough to keep out of the paint, has good body control, uses the baseline well, and is a big-time dunker.
Trayvond Massenburg, a 6-foot-8 power forward from local Vaux (PA), is a player who is capable of scoring in the paint and also has the ability to step out and shoot it some. The class of 2014 prospect has a frame that should be able to add some muscle.
Emmanuel Mudiay was co-MVP of the all-star game and deservedly so. The 6-foot-5 point guard from Prime Prep (TX) got to the rim at will and was basically impossible to stop off the bounce. The class of 2014 recruit has superb body control at the rim and is a major athlete overall.
Future Maryland Terrapin Jared Nickens of the Westtown School (PA) has really broadened his offensive game over the past year. A 6-foot-6 class of 2014 prospect who can play shooting guard or small forward, Nickens has really improved his ability to score off the bounce. He possesses a nice shooting stroke, as noted in the Day I recap, and has a pretty smooth game.
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July 12, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – Derrick Jones of Archbishop Carroll (PA) has established himself as an elite forward prospect in the nation's crop of rising juniors.
A 6-foot-5 small forward with big-time athletic ability, Jones has offers from some top-level programs.
While at the Reebok Breakout Classic, Jones said he has been extended scholarship offers by Kentucky, Kansas, Syracuse, Villanova, Temple, Rutgers, St. Joe's, Penn State, Kansas State, and Seton Hall.
Jones said that the offer from Kansas "came like two weeks ago" and the one from Kentucky came on around Wednesday.
The class of 2015 prospect talked about what it means to garner offers from those types of programs.
"It means a lot knowing now I can play at any type of level," Jones said. "Just going up there, if I wanted to I could go to Kentucky or Kansas or Syracuse or a school like that."
Jones said he does not think there are any schools recruiting him that have yet to offer and also noted that he has does not have any favorites.
As for what he is looking for in a school, Jones remarked, "A big fan base, a good coaching staff and a big facility."
The lone visit that Jones said he has been on thus far was a trip to Temple about two months ago.
"It was great," Jones said of the Temple visit, "just going out, seeing the campus and everything, talking to the coaches."
Jones said he does not think he has any additional trips scheduled right now and also is without a timetable for a commitment.
The Keystone State prospect also spent some time talking about his game, beginning with his chief strength on the hardwood, which he said is "probably getting to the basket."
As for his main weakness, he said, "Probably my jump shot," and went on to talk about what he is doing to improve that.
"I'm in the gym up at St. Andrew's [in Delaware] with a shooting machine," Jones said.
Jones said that he compares his game to that of recent NBA Draft lottery pick Michael Carter-Williams and explained why.
"Because he's lanky, he's like 6'6, 6'7 and he can get to the basket," Jones said.
The high flying wing also talked about his experience at the Reebok Breakout Classic.
"It's great, just having to play against all the top players and some of the top players in the country," Jones said, "just going out there and playing."
July 12, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – The Reebok Breakout Classic rolled along all day Thursday and NBE Sports had the opportunity to see 10 of the 12 teams in action on the day.
As was the case on Wednesday night, some lesser known players made noise and some top recruits also showed what they can do.
Future Louisville Cardinal Shaqquan Aaron showed why he is one of the best wings in the nation in the class of 2014. A 6-foot-8 small forward out of Rainier Beach (WA), Aaron is a high-level scorer who poured in 29 points in the morning game and kept playing well after that. Although thin, Aaron is very long, has a smooth game and is a quality athlete. He does a nice job in transition and is a tough player to keep out of the paint. Aaron even showed the ability to play some point guard.
Not many players in the class of 2015 are smoother on the court than Dwayne Bacon. A 6-foot-6 prospect who can play anywhere from the one to the three, Bacon has a really good frame and does a nice job of finishing at the rim, even in traffic. Bacon, who is headed to IMG Academy (FL), is a good athlete with quality body control who can knock down the midrange pull-up.
Jacobi Boykins of Lakewood (FL) is an impressive all-around offensive player. The 6-foot-5 class of 2014 shooting guard is a bit thin and needs to add some bulk, but he is a solid athlete with good bounce. Boykins is a quality shooter with a nice looking stroke who can also score at the rim some.
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July 11, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – The first of three July Live Periods tipped off last night and NBE Sports was in the City of Brotherly Love for the Reebok Breakout Classic. Over 100 players made their way to Philadelphia University for the camp and the first night featured three sets of games.
NBE Sports focused on the games on court one on the opening night and got to see half the teams in action, allowing us to put together notes on quite a few players.
Eric Carter, a 6-foot-9 power forward from Jackson Memorial (NJ), is surprisingly good in transition for a post player. The class of 2014 recruit has a big frame and is adept at drawing fouls, but does have to do some work on finishing. However, he did have a game-high 16 points.
Noah Blackwell of Woodcreek (CA) may not be a big name on a national level, but the class of 2015 prospect is a nice talent. The 6-foot-1 point guard is a solid all-around player who can help his team in a number of ways and has shooting ability.
Class of 2014 combo guard Jeremiah Jefferson of Triple A Academy (TX) showed some major scoring ability. The 6-foot-2 combo guard had the highest point total on Court One on Wednesday, finishing with 18. He can shoot from beyond the arc and simply finds ways to produce.
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June 17, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
By Matt Whitfield, Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Analyst
The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA)'s 20th Anniversary of the NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp kicked off Wednesday at the University of Virginia's John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville and concluded over the weekend. Media was allowed to begin attending sessions on Thursday and NBE was back on the road and in attendence.
The NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp was created by the NBPA in 1994 to assist elite high school student-athletes in the development of their basketball and life skills. Throughout the last 20 years, the Camp has grown into one of the most highly touted and renowned camps of its kind and has seen hundreds of its participants go on to successful NBA careers. You can follow the camp on Twitter @Top100Camp and be sure to follow @NBESports for all of our updates as well.
To close our recruiting updates, NBE caught up with Craig Victor, Satchel Pierce, Khadeem Lattin, Abdul-Malik Abu, Brandone Francis, Skal Labissiere, Chinanu Onuaku, Kevon Looney, Trevon Blueitt and Trayvon Reed, which you can see below…
June 14, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
By Matt Whitfield, Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Analyst
The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA)'s 20th Anniversary of the NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp kicked off Wednesday at the University of Virginia's John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville. Media was allowed to begin attending sessions on Thursday and NBE was back on the road and in attendence.
The NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp was created by the NBPA in 1994 to assist elite high school student-athletes in the development of their basketball and life skills. Throughout the last 20 years, the Camp has grown into one of the most highly touted and renowned camps of its kind and has seen hundreds of its participants go on to successful NBA careers. You can follow the camp on Twitter @Top100Camp and be sure to follow @NBESports for all of our updates as well.
In our first Top 100 Camp report yesterday we had recruiting updates on Stephen Zimmerman, Malachi Richardson, Leron Black, Myles Turner, Reid Travis and Devin Robinson. In our second edition, read on below for updates on Thon Maker, Jaquan Lyle, Ja'Quan Newton and MARYLAND-commit Romelo Trimble impressed in his effort…
December 17, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
GLENSIDE, Pa. – Five teams from New York City, four from Philadelphia and one from New Jersey made their way to Arcadia University yesterday for the sixth annual VILLA Classic. Although most of the games ended with lopsided scores, there was still some nice talent on display.
There are several players who could stake claim to this honor, but we are going to go with Brandon Austin. The future Providence Friar was not amongst the players who dropped 20+ points, but he turned in the best all-around performance. The versatile senior from Imhotep Charter (PA) is capable of playing multiple positions, but, as he showed on Saturday, he is best suited at the point guard spot. Austin is capable of both scoring the ball himself—he finished with 18 points against Lincoln (NY)—and facilitating things for others. He runs the offense quite adeptly and is a superb defender. The 6-foot-6 Austin locked up and forced steals, but he was also able to block shots around the rim. His combination of size, skill and length allows him to impact the game in multiple ways. Additionally, the No. 47 ranked player in the NBE Sports Class of 2013 Top 125 has a nice feel for the game.
November 16, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
Now that the Class of 2013 is able to sign their Letters of Intents to officialy close their recruitment, the Class of 2014 will move more toward the focus of coaches, fans and scouts. The recruitment of the big men in any class is usually the slowest to come into focus, however one talented big man in the Class of 2014 has already gathered a strong following of interested college programs.
6-foot-10, 210-pound Andre Walker caught the eye of NBE reporters a few times last summer on the AAU trail as the Bullis School (MD) prospect was on the circuit with the always talented DC Assault program. Now back in the home environment of his high school, plenty of schools have made contact to let him know they will be following his development.
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November 12, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
The early signing period is set to begin on Wednesday and that means class of 2013 recruits will finally be able to make their verbal commitments official.
Despite the approach of the signing period, the past few days have been fairly quiet on the recruiting front. However, there was one major commitment from an elite prospect.
Noah Vonleh of New Hampton (NH) committed to the Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday night, in news first reported by Scout.com's Evan Daniels. Vonleh had been ranked No. 6 in the NBE Sports Class of 2014 Post-Summer Top 75 before reclassifying back to the 2013 class.
Now that he is in the senior class, Vonleh may well be amongst the top-10 players in the 2013 class and he is a huge addition for Tom Crean's program. The 6-foot-8 power forward's pledge to IU comes only a few weeks after he trimmed his list to six schools. The other finalists were Georgetown, Ohio State, North Carolina, Syracuse, and UConn.
Another player in the NBE Sports 2014 Top 75 also made his commitment recently. Scout.com's Brian Snow broke the news that Melvin Swift, Jr. of Yates (TX) had popped to Xavier. The 6-foot-7 junior power forward checks in at No. 59 in the rankings and is a big pickup for the Musketeers.
November 1, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
By Ron Bailey
Dion Wiley has established himself as a hot commodity on the national recruiting scene. This was basically done during the summer past, as previously only schools in the District-Maryland-Virginia (DMV) area, or coaches with very strong connections there, like DePaul and then UMass, really knew he existed.
A summer with Team Takeover's top 16u squad has changed things for the now 6-foot-4, 210-pound, Class of 2014 swingman.
"You want offers?" asked Wiley, after classes one day at his school, Potomac HS (MD), when asked to supply a college list.
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October 26, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
Things have continued to remain mostly calm on the recruiting front over the past few days. There were not big-time commitments to report, but that does not mean we are bereft of news. In fact, a couple mid-major programs received some superb news from potential impact targets lately.
Before getting into the news that has happened since the weekend, I do want to touch on a pair of Sunday commitments that I accidently overlooked in Monday's Recruiting Notebook.
First off, Missouri picked up its second 2013 frontcourt player in a week when Torren Jones of La Lumiere (IN) popped to the Tigers. The 6-foot-8 power forward is a rugged low post player with a strong frame. A native of Arizona, Jones is ranked No. 94 in the NBE Sports Class of 2013 Post-July Top 125. His pledge was first reported by Josh Paunil of National Recruiting Spotlight.
October 19, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
By Ron Bailey
As a Class of 2014 guard, Romelo Trimble is starting to seriously scrutinize possible future college homes, as they are he. Trimble, the 6-foot-3, 180-pound performer with DC Assault on the circuit and Bishop O'Connell in high school, is positioning himself to indeed by highly recruited.
Per Trimble, during a recent DC Assault workout, he established the list of colleges having offered a scholarship as "Maryland, Rutgers, Villanova, Miami, UNLV, George Mason, Cincinnati and Notre Dame." He later added a number of schools, like Georgetown have expressed interest, but to date have not offered.
In terms of being recruited, Trimble values straight forwardness, saying "All schools have to be honest with me." Also important are "going somewhere I'm going to get my chance to play," as well as "Hopefully developing and get into the NBA."
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October 12, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Ron Bailey
Wednesday at the Franklin Grille, a Northwest, Washington, DC eatery across from his Sidwell Friends School, Josh Hart announced he would don Villanova University silks in college. A class of 2013 swingman, Hart chose coach Jay Wright's program over Rutgers and Penn State.
According to Hart, the driving focus of why he chose the Wildcats was a belief in Wright's ability to "develop me into a man."
During the ceremony, Josh shared an appreciation for Villanova's "Great tradition with guards." He also expected to "Defend, slash to the basket" and playing at multiple spots on the court, depending on situations, as the younger Hart noted "I can play the one through the four," before smiling slyly "and even some five."
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October 11, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
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by Alex Schwartz
Major commitments have continued to roll in over the past few days and there does not appear to be an end coming in the near future.
The biggest commitment to come down since Monday's Recruiting Notebook was that of Karviar Shepherd. Not only is Shepherd a high-level prospect, but he has a chance to be somewhat a program changer at his future institution.
Shepherd, a 6-foot-9 center out of Prime Prep (TX), ended his recruitment by pledging to in-state TCU, according to ESPN.com's Reggie Rankin. The Horned Frogs are entering their first year in a BCS conference and are also under a first year head coach. However, Trent Johnson now has himself a player to build around in the Big 12, as Shepherd is ranked No. 14 in the NBE Sports Class of 2013 Post-July Top 125.
Shepherd showed at that 2012 Adidas Invitational last July his ability to score with both hands, make great passes from the post and refined footwork that most college big men would be jealous of. Shepherd also protects the rim and rebounds both ends of the floor at an elite level. NBE's National Recruiting Analyst also wrote that Shepherd has the potential to be a dominant low post scorer at the college level after watching him perform in Indianapolis to kick off the July evaluation periods.
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October 10, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
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Phil Booth has been a name on the Mid-Atlantic recruiting radar for some time. He did little to diminish his reputation on the spring and summer AAU trail with Team Takeover DC.
The 6-foot-3+ guard who attends Baltimore's Mount St. Joseph High School has been known as a shot maker and while he certainly lived up to that when NBE saw him at the Peach Jam on the Nike Elite Youth Basketball Circuit, NBE's National Recruiting Analyst Brian Bosworth noted that Booth also showed a more complete game than what he has witnessed from him before. He played at the point for long stretches and did a great job of running offense and finding shots for others. If Booth can fully transition to the point his ceiling becomes quite a bit higher as his size and shot-making ability can seperate himself from other floor generals in the Class of 2014.
Speaking of size…college coaches should take note, Booth is still growing.
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October 4, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
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by Alex Schwartz
Quite possibly the best package deal in high school basketball history will have a destination today. Top-four ranked twin brothers Andrew and Aaron Harrison are set to announce their college intentions and will be choosing between Kentucky, Maryland and SMU.
The 6-foot-5 guards from Travis (TX) had long been working with a top five that also included Baylor and Villanova, but they have narrowed it down to a final trio. The general belief though, is that it is truly a two-horse race between Kentucky and Maryland.
UK is on a roll under John Calipari, as he is four for four in Lexington, Ky. in signing the No. 1 recruiting class in the nation. He has led Kentucky to two Final Fours and the Wildcats are the reigning national champion. UK has also churned out a plethora of first round picks under Cal and it is the winningest program in NCAA basketball history.
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August 9, 2012 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
By Matt Whitfield
It has been quite a summer for Marcus Derrickson with Team Takeover DC. Playing with his AAU team as one of the elite programs in the 15U ranks he showed himself to be an elite player in the class. The 6-foot-7, 230-pound forward scored inside and out and even in the camp setting against players one and two years older at the Hoop Group Elite camp in July, he showed to be the best long term prospect NBE saw at the event.
Derrickson is a man amongst boys, even playing against older competition. Time and time again through the summer he toyed with defenders and at times looking his best as a facilitator from the post. Derrickson has the skill and strength to score at will from the block and the basketball IQ to get teammates involved by using his vision from the post to find shots for others. He easily played to his national top 10 ranking this summer and may even have room to move up as he is currently #8 in the NBE Class of 2015 Pre-July Live Period Top 15.


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Had this at Brewer's Cask in Baltimore from a "firkin" as part of a limited release.
Pours a cloudy orange color, not very much head. Strong wheat aroma with a nice touch of apricot. Good mouthfeel, medium bodied, well balanced wit with the apricot adding a nice twist. Not a huge fan of apricot taste, but the fruitiness still works pretty well and the freshness from the firkin made it a pretty damn good beer.
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|Sydney, Australia
|Electronic, alternative rock
|Years active
|1993–2007 (on hiatus)
|Trifekta, Reliant, Festival Mushroom
|Associated acts
|The E.L.F.
|Darren Cross
Paul "Presser" Towner
Burke Reid
|Past members
|Brad Herdson
Ben Lee
Gerling is an alternative band from Australia. Formed in 1993, the band is based in Sydney and consists of Darren Cross (guitar, vocals), Presser (real name Paul Towner, drums) and Burke Reid (guitar, vocals).
The band formed in 1993 with the line-up of Cross (guitar, vocals), Presser (drums) and Brad Herdson (guitar, vocals). With only two guitars and drums, the group initially focussed on creating experimental guitar pop, with its debut release, Sedatives For Dead Radars, being released in 1995 on Steve Pavlovic's Fellaheen label. This was followed by the mini-album, A Day of Research, in 1996.
Early 1997 saw the departure of guitarist Brad Herdson, who would go onto form Sonic Emotion Explosion with Liz Payne from Spdfgh. He was temporarily replaced by Ben Lee for their show at the Sydney Big Day Out, before a permanent replacement came in the way of Canadian Burke Reid.
February 1998 saw the band emerge from the studio with the 7" single "Bachelor Pad" on the Trifekta label. November of that year, saw the release of the album, Children of Telepathic Experiences, on Festival's in-house indie label Reliant - setup by former Au Go Go Records head, Bruce Milne. The album saw the band for the first time incorporate electronica in their music, as well as the emergence of the electronic offshoot of the band, Gerlog.
The following album, When Young Terrorists Chase the Sun, released in 2001 after delays in the light of the 9-11 attacks in the USA that year, saw the band becoming increasingly electronic, and even having success in the dance scene with single "Dust Me Selecta". The 2003 long player, Bad Blood!!!, marked a return to form as guitars returned to the mix, whilst still retaining an electronic edge.
Their latest album, entitled 4, was released on 20 March 2006. The original recording of this album was carried out in the function room of the Annandale Hotel in Sydney, before being re-recorded and mastered in Los Angeles. The album was produced by Ethan Johns, who also worked on Aha Shake Heartbreak with Kings of Leon.Turning the Screws was the iTunes featured download of the week in February 2006.
The band is currently on an indefinite hiatus following an announcement in 2007.[1]
Cross launched musical production company, Bernstein Studios (Sydney)[2] in mid-2012 and has produced bands such as surf rock band (now defunct), Betty Airs,[3][4] folk duo, Jep and Dep,[5] and his Debut E.P "Freak Out Inn III", under the name Darren Cross, was released on his Bandcamp, April 13, 2013.Darren describes himself now as "A guy usually with a 70's Japanese Martin Copy bought at a flea market singing Country/Folk Influenced by Townes Van Zandt /Waylon Jennings and Early Beck. Sleeps in Denim. Can sleep in Supermarkets if cold. No booze just the blues.".
Towner produces visual art under the moniker, "Dead Galaxy",[6] and Reid has continued a successful career in music production.[7]
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|Disco Days - Music For Film
|Festival Mushroom Records
|Children of Telepathic Experiences
|Reliant Records
|When Young Terrorists Chase the Sun
|Festival Mushroom Records
|Bad Blood!!!
|Festival Mushroom Records
|Warner Music Group
|A Day of Research
|Fellaheen Records
- ^ "Oyster Magazine". OysterMag.com. 2007-09-29. Archived from the original on 2007-09-29. Retrieved 2012-06-29.
- ^ "Bernstein Studios. | The new Music Production Company run by Darren Cross". Bernsteinstudios.wordpress.com. 2012-06-08. Retrieved 2012-06-29.
- ^ "Betty Airs Backing Into Adelaide". Ripitup. Retrieved 2012-06-29.
- ^ "Blog Archive » Betty Airs Call It Quits". Five Four Entertainment. Retrieved 2012-06-29.
- ^ "The E.L.F/Jep & Dep – 'New Angel/The Fall of the Leaves Never Cease'". All I do is listen. 2012-05-10. Retrieved 2012-06-29.
- ^ "Featured Artist: Dead Galaxy". The Finders Keepers. The Finders Keepers. 11 February 2010. Retrieved 10 October 2012.
- ^ Doug Wallen (31 August 2011). "Burke Reid Pt 1: 'I'm There For The Artist'". Mess and Noise. Mess+Noise p/l. Retrieved 10 October 2012.
- Ian McFarlane (1999). Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop. Allen & Unwin. ISBN 1-86448-768-2.


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Sorry its been a little while since I have posted these, life gets busy sometimes. As with previous rounds there are two charts. Both use Corsi Relative Quality of Competition on the y-axis (so higher bubbles are facing tougher competition while lower bubbles are getting relatively easy competition). As well bubble size is determined by a player's time on the ice per every 60 minutes the team plays. Therefore players with bigger bubbles make a larger impact in terms of ice time than players with smaller bubbles. In this round I chose to color code the charts a little: defensemen's bubbles are a red/yellow fade, while the forwards all have varying shades of blue.
The first chart plots Zone Differential, which is simply the difference between the Offensive Zone Finish Percentage and Offensive Zone Start Percentage. I chose this stat because it indicates not only which players get more defensive duties relative to their teamates, but also which ones are tilting the ice in the Penguin's favor.
A few points to note:
- Vitale and Adams are still getting lots of D-Zone starts, but facing weaker competition than they had been
- Everyone else is facing stronger competition than they had been seeing
- Malkin is still getting a tone of O-Zone starts
The second chart uses Goal Differential (Goals For/60 while on the ice minus Goals Against/60 while on the ice). This is a pretty obvious measure of efficiency to me, simply because wins and loses are determined by who scores the most goals.
Some points here:
- the Crosby-Kunitz-Dupuis line is baller....who knew?
- Our D-men are doing pretty well for themselves
- Sutter is facing tough competition, and beating them
- adding Eaton was a good choice (yea I know, small sample size).
- Vitale-Adams-Glass can't score


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No setting of the digital time!?
In March 2006 I had seen that the digital time had been running ahead of the analog time and wanted to synchronize the two. I then noticed, that the digital time can only be set after a battery had been replaced. Now that is quite strange! The analog time can be set in the digital time and date mode when depressing the crown-like button (not visible in this picture, but it is between the two big pushers on the right).
Functions: Analog time, Digital time, Date, Chronograph and the Digital display can also be shut off.


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The Lexington County Sheriff's Department will conduct a graduation ceremony at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, February 26 at the Sheriff's Department Training Center, 541 Gibson Road, Lexington, for four citizens who successfully completed law enforcement training that will enable the citizens to volunteer their time to work as reserve deputies with the Sheriff's Department. The four newly appointed reserve deputies will join 22 reserve deputies who already volunteer their time to assist full-time, paid deputies with the Sheriff's Department.
Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts said one citizen who successfully completed law enforcement training to serve as a state constable commissioned by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) and one citizen who successfully completed law enforcement training to serve as a reserve officer with the Wagener Police Department also will participate in the reserve law enforcement officer graduation. The state constable and Wagener Police Department reserve officer completed the four-month reserve law enforcement officer training class that the Sheriff's Department conducted for the four newly appointed reserve deputies.
On Wednesday, Metts said he will appoint the following four persons to serve as reserve deputies with the Sheriff's Department:
Sheldon L. Cooke, Sr., 43, of Columbia. Cooke works as an insurance manager.
William "Bill" Rawlings, 73, of Chapin. Rawlings retired from the Westinghouse Electric Corporation.
Neil Schmitz, 39, of Lexington. Schmitz works as a paramedic with Richland County Emergency Medical Services and has served as a paramedic for 14 years.
Michael Young, 28, of Columbia. Young works full-time as an aircraft armament specialist with the U.S. Air Force.
"Reserve deputies play a vital role in carrying out our agency's mission of providing professional law enforcement services that enhance the quality of life for all people in Lexington County," Metts said. "They sacrifice time away from their families in order to supplement the number of full-time, sworn officers who are assigned to road patrol duties with our agency."
Robert "Bob" Kuenzli, 66, of Irmo, will serve as a state constable who is commissioned by SLED, Metts said. Kuenzli is retired. Benjamin Willard will serve as a reserve officer with the Wagener Police Department.
Citizens who want to become a reserve deputy can apply by calling the Sheriff's Department at (803) 785-8230, Metts said. You should ask to speak with someone in personnel.
Applications for a reserve deputy position are available at the Lexington County James R. Metts Law Enforcement Complex, 521 Gibson Road, Lexington, Metts said. Citizens also can download an application for a deputy position online at the Sheriff's Department web site (www.lexingtonsheriff.com).
Under South Carolina law, reserve law enforcement officers must be 21 or older, with a clean criminal record, Metts said. They must have a high school diploma or its equivalent. Prospective reserve deputies with the Lexington County Sheriff's Department must pass a background investigation, polygraph examination, drug screening test and physical examination.
South Carolina law requires a reserve law enforcement officer to provide at least 60 hours of service every three months and complete at least four hours of training monthly, Metts said.
In order to be appointed as law enforcement officers, reserve deputies must complete 202 hours of training that is required by South Carolina law and Lexington County Sheriff's Department policy, Metts said. Reserve deputies must complete training that is comparable to the training that the Sheriff's Department provides to full-time, sworn officers.
During their first year of service, reserve deputies must complete field training and patrol with a full-time, sworn officer, Metts said. Reserve officers must receive approval from the sheriff before they can patrol on their own. Reserve deputies who are allowed to work on their own must maintain radio contact with and report to a shift supervisor who is a sworn officer.
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Lemongrass Essential Oil Loaf: This handmade cold process soap is cured and ready to use or sell. All that's left to do is the cutting and packaging. Each loaf is 45 oz which will make eight 5.5 oz bars or ten 4.5 oz bars before drying. This all natural cold process loaf is made with our Lemongrass Essential Oil and colored with Annatto Powder and Titanium Dioxide.
This is the perfect opportunity to add an authentic, handmade soap to your product offering without having to deal with the dangers of Lye and the 6 week waiting time for the soap to cure. Create an entire gift ensemble or coordinated product line including lotion, liquid soap, a bath bomb and real, handmade soap.Ingredients: Water, Coconut Oil, Palm Kernel Oil, Sunflower Oil, Shea Butter, Sodium Hydroxide, Essential Oil of Lemongrass, Annato Powder, Titanium Dioxide.Note: Due to the handmade nature of the soap, swirls and colors may slightly vary.
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1:17pm Monday 24th December 2012 in National News © Press Association 2014
A tanker carrying as much as 3,000 gallons of slurry has overturned, closing a road in Cornwall, police have said.
Emergency services were called to the scene on the A30 at Scorrier, near Redruth, Cornwall at 10.20am on Monday after a collision was reported on the eastbound slip road.
A second tanker is currently clearing up the lorry's "load", Devon and Cornwall Police said.
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Ketnie Aristide takes public health's message to Botswana
Ms. Ketnie Aristide recently received the biggest assignment of her life—in August she reports to Botswana for a two-year placement with the Peace Corps.
As a member of the Clinic and Health Team, Aristide works directly with the HIV/AIDS Capacity Building Project. According to her official assignment notification, she'll work in partnership with local health professionals to "address needs in community health and HIV/AIDS, especially through clinic health education outreach, district-level research, data analysis, and coordination."
"I look forward to my hands-on experience abroad, applying what I learned here [College of Public Health], interacting with different people, and learning new cultures," said Aristide.
A native of Haiti, Aristide's family immigrated to the United States in 2004. The family of four settled in Ft. Pierce, Florida—a locale that is vastly different from her homeland.
If she could relive her adolescence over again, she'd definitely pump the breaks. "I sometimes wish that I didn't graduate high school with my associate's degree so that I could spend all four years at USF," said Aristide. "I wanted to be more involved on campus, but still managed to enjoy my time here at USF. It's a great school!"
Evidently, Aristide's definition of 'more' is all encompassing. As an undergraduate in public health, she served as social co-chair for Club Creole; performed with dance teams at USF and her church; and, holds membership in USF's African Student Association and the National Council for Negro Women.
How much 'more' could she squeeze into three years? How about running for Miss Haiti in 2012!
It was Aristides's first time in pageantry and she placed second. Her talent featured a skit and cultural dance to empower women. "I wanted to dispel negative stereotypes and remind women that we have a say in matters beyond our household."
"We can be involved in politics. We can get an education."
At the conclusion of her first semester at USF, the biomedical science major realized, "This is not for me!" The program included math and science courses which greatly interested her, but lacked the human element.
"I love the fact that public health is such a broad field and there are countless opportunities—one can explore the global, administrative, or even data side of health."
Aristide's dream job is working with an NGO as a liaison between Haiti and the United States. Until then, she'll focus her efforts on The Corps and contributing to HIV/AIDS education and research in Botswana.
"My mom is supportive, but my grandparents don't understand the concept of going abroad and not getting paid."
Ms. Aristide sees the benefit and is going anyway.
When asked what she'll miss the most, Aristide shares, "Family, friends, Wi-Fi, and access to electricity 24/7." Then in her next breath, she recalls her transition to the United States.
"I easily adapt to other cultures. When I first arrived here [US], I didn't like American food, but that changed and now I like it and cook it. Plus, we didn't have electricity in Haiti and I survived."
Aristides's one wish in life is guaranteed success. "I have a huge fear of failure and that is why I strive to do everything in my power to succeed in everything that I do."
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WWE Superstar Dolph Ziggler talks to a WOIO about a list of assorted topics. Among the things covered in the above video:
-- Being so much better than the Miz in basically everything they do. That's no dig at Miz, just the truth. Ziggler is awesome during this portion of the interview.
-- Learning from Jim Ross to "maximize my minutes" on television every week, no matter what gimmick he's saddled with or who he's working with each week.
-- Not liking the idea behind the Spirit Squad and not necessarily wanting to be a part of it but going with it because he had to have some trust in Vince McMahon based on his track record.
-- Vickie talks about the heat she gets everywhere she goes, saying it motivates her to do an even better job.
-- The origin of "EXCUSE ME" is explained. Turns out, Vickie forgot her promo and used it to buy herself some time to try to remember. It got her a ton of heat, Vince loved it, and they've been running with it ever since.
-- Ziggler saying everyone is going to watch WrestleMania 28 this year because of John Cena, The Rock, Undertaker, Triple H and Shawn Michaels but he'll be the one to steal the show. He's looking forward to those matches but he wants everyone to leave thinking about how good his match was.
-- His show on YouTube is discussed briefly, as well as the wildly popular "Are You Serious" show. Ziggler opens up on a few past bits that made him ask that question.
-- The idea behind changing his hair to the color brown. The experiement was done to see if he could get over as a more serious wrestler who could win the title as a veritable main eventer. It failed miserably and he's never going back to it.
It's a good interview and even when they're not on television together, he and Vickie have solid chemistry. Thoughts on his various points? Any chance in hell he headlines 'Mania next year?


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A popular lighthouse on our coast is set to reopen.On Friday, the Bodie Island Lighthouse will open for the first time since 2009. The lighthouse underwent a four year, $5-million renovation to make its 214 steps safe to climb. People who've climbed to the top say the lighthouse is unique because it offers unobstructed views. It was originally built in 1872.
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Southend United goalkeeper Daniel Bentley out to improve defensive record
10:00am Friday 17th January 2014 in Sport By Chris Phillips
BLUES goalkeeper Daniel Bentley is keen to start shutting out opposing strikers on a more consistent basis.
The Shrimpers have kept just one clean sheet in their last 11 games.
And Bentley is desperate to improve that record, beginning with tomorrow's crunch clash with Chesterfield at Roots Hall.
"We haven't been conceding a lot of goals but we keep letting in one a game and that's something we want to stop doing," said the Basildon born 20-year-old.
"We've let in goals that could've been eradicated and we all want to get another run of clean sheets going we did earlier on in the season.
"If we can do that then we have a great chance of picking up more points and it would be great to start that against Chesterfield tomorrow."
Blues have let in a single goal in 10 of their last 11 games and have not conceded more than twice in the same game since losing 3-1 at Newport County in late October.
But, with Chesterfield in fine form, Bentley knows Southend will have to be at their best to keep them out.
However, he was also reluctant to heap too much importance on the game.
"Chesterfield are up there with ourselves so it's a big game and it's a big three points up for grabs but promotion or the play-offs won't be decided by what happens here," said Bentley.
"It's still quite early on in the season but we're looking forward to a difficult game and we will definitely be fired up to win it."


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Police and DPW crews took to the tri-boro streets Tuesday morning to clear fallen trees and debris off the roadways.
Kinnelon police Lt. John Schwartz said Kinnelon saw "a ton of storm damage."
Several main roads in Kinnelon were closed Tuesday, including Fayson Lakes Road at Miller Road and Kinnelon Road (heading toward Kinnelon Estates). Detours are in effect on Honeysuckle Road.
Bloomingdale police also shut down several main roads Tuesday morning.
"Hurricane Sandy has caused extensive damage boroughwide with downed telephone poles, trees and electric wires," police said in an alert.
Butler police closed several roads Tuesday morning as well. According to Capt. Ciro Chimento, Valley Road, Myrtle Avenue, the top of Kiel Avenue (above Western Avenue), Kakeout Road near Hiller Court and Cascade Way were closed.
The Borough of Butler canceled Halloween trick-or-treating and Butler and Kinnelon Public Schools were announced to be closed Wednesday. Power was out throughout the tri-boro and not expected to be restored for days.
"Power outage expected to last days, if not longer," the Kinnelon Office of Emergency Management said.
Butler opened a shelter at the Butler police station where residents could also go to charge cell phones. Kinnelon moved its shelter to Kiel School from Pearl R. Miller School Tuesday morning because there is a better electrical system at the school, Schwartz said. Schwartz said Kinnelon had already sheltered 50 people, whether they simply came in to charge an electronic device, for a hot cup of coffee, or to plug in for medical needs.
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Four Fatalities in Ohio MU-2 Accident
A Mitsubishi MU-2 crashed yesterday afternoon during approach to landing at Lorain County Regional airport in Elyria, Ohio. All four occupants of the MU-2 were killed in the accident. This is the first fatal MU-2 accident since the FAA issued new special FARs governing MU-2 pilot training. There has been only one nonfatal accident involving an MU-2 since the SFAR took effect two years ago. Weather conditions at the time of yesterday's accident were two miles visibility, mist, 500-foot overcast, temperature -1 deg C, dew point -3 deg C. The accident airplane was an MU-2B-60 registered to Mitts, of Gainesville, Fla., and it had departed Gainesville about 2.5 hours before the accident. The NTSB is investigating and has not yet released any information about the accident. In a statement, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America's aircraft product support division said, "Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the pilot and passengers. We will have more to say when it is appropriate."
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MILAN - 12 Nerazzurri have been called up by their respective national teams for World Cup 2014 qualifiers, European Under-21 qualifiers and friendlies.
Andrea Ranocchia has been named in Prandelli's squad for the Azzurri's World Cup qualifiers against Bulgaria on Friday 6 September at Palermo's Stadio Renzo Barbera and the Czech Republic on Tuesday 10 September at Juventus Stadium.
Fredy Guarin will be in action for Colombia versus Ecuador at the Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez in Barranquilla on 6 September and his side's trip to the Estadio Centenario where they meet Uruguay on 10 September.
Yuto Nagatomo will feature for Japan in two home friendlies against Guatemala at Osaka's Nagai Stadium on 6 September and Ghana at the Saitama Stadium 2002 on 10 September.
Alvaro Pereira, besides meeting Guarin's Colombia in Montevideo on 10 September, will also feature in another World Cup qualifier against Peru at Lima's Estadio Nacional on 6 September.
Rodrigo Palacio, Hugo Campagnaro and Ricardo Alvarez have all been picked for Paraguay v Argentina, the World Cup qualifier scheduled for 10 September at the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asunción.
Samir Handanovic's Slovenia entertain Albania at Športni Park in Stožice on 6 September, before travelling to the GPS Stadion where they meet Cyprus on 10 September.
Mateo Kovacic is in the party for Ukraine Under-21 v Croatia Under-21 on 9 September at the Arena Lviv.
Ishak Belfoldil and Saphir Taïder are in the Algeria group that meets Mali on 10 September at the Stade Mustapha Tchaker in El Bouleïda, Blida.
Finally, Patrick Olsen has been called up for the Denmark Under-21 team to play Andorra on 6 September at Aalborg's Nordjyske Arena and for their trip to the Nogometni stadion Ajdovščina in Mestni where they take on Slovenia on 10 September.
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According to the Monongalia County Health Department, eight raccoons tested positive for rabies in Monongalia County in 2012. It said only one of the eight had human or domestic animal contact. The MCHD advises that although they may look harmless, raccoons can be a nuisance and in some cases, downright dangerous – particularly if they are infected with rabies.
The best deterrent to raccoon activity is prevention. Raccoons will look for homes where food is easy to find. The MCHD urges residents to take the following measures to deter raccoons:
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A Boeing plan to redesign the 787 Dreamliner's fire-prone lithium-ion batteries won approval Tuesday from the Federal Aviation Administration, which also required extensive testing before it would allow the planes to fly passengers again.
The plan includes a redesign of the internal battery components to minimize the possibility of short-circuiting, which can lead to overheating and cause a fire. Among the changes are better insulation of the battery's eight cells and the addition of a new containment and venting system, the FAA said in a statement.
A series of tests, including flight tests, must be passed before the 787 can return to service. So far, two flight tests of 787s with prototypes of the new battery design have been approved, the agency said.
The plan is an outline for a complete recertification of the plane's batteries. The 787 has two identical lithium-ion batteries, one of which is located toward the front of the plane and powers cockpit electrical systems, the other toward the rear and used to start an auxiliary power unit while the plane is on the ground, among other functions.
Every item that is part of an airplane, down to its nuts and bolts, must be certified as safe before FAA approves that type of plane as safe for flight.
The 787 fleet worldwide has been grounded by the FAA and civil aviation authorities in other countries since Jan. 16, following a battery fire on a Dreamliner parked in Boston and a smoking battery that led to the emergency landing of other 787 in Japan.
"This comprehensive series of tests will show us whether the proposed battery improvements will work as designed," Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement. "We won't allow the plane to return to service unless we're satisfied that the new design ensures the safety of the aircraft and its passengers."
The FAA's approval of Boeing's battery plan "is a critical and welcome milestone toward getting the fleet flying again and continuing to deliver on the promise of the 787," Jim McNerney, the aircraft maker's CEO, said in a statement.
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