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|View of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Special passenger train as it passes through Fitzgerald, Georgia.
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The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Special was the first regular passenger train of the Atlanta Division of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad.
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Will Sutton: 'I don't know yet' about my future at ASU
ASU's junior defensive tackle Will Sutton had an All-American season to remember in 2012.
The Pac-12's Defense Player of the Year led the conference with 20 tackles for loss, ranked third with 10.5 sacks and led the Sun Devils to the top of the Pac-12 in pass defense and pass efficiency defense.
With a year of eligibility still remaining, a return to Tempe could be very beneficial for both the reigning Morris Trophy recipient (given to the conference's top lineman) and ASU in 2013. However after a stellar junior campaign, the lure of the NFL is certainly pulling at Sutton, meaning the Sun Devils' game against Navy in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl on December 29 could very likely be his last in maroon and gold.
"I don't know yet," Sutton told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Friday on his upcoming decision. "I've got until the 15th of January, so we will know before then."
While Sutton won't commit one way or the other at this point in terms of coming back to ASU or entering the draft, the highly-touted defensive lineman said he would certainly go through the process of contacting the league's advisory committee to gage what his pro prospects are.
In addition to the committee's advice, Sutton said he's also listening to others in his close-knit circle.
"It's a lot," said Sutton on the number of people he's listening to about his future. "Probably about 10 people."
While ESPN analyst Mel Kiper is not a member of Sutton's circle of trust, based on his evaluation, the junior has an easy decision to make: stay in school.
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Lecture: 'Gold, God and battle, first thoughts on the Staffordshire Hoard', by Kevin Leahy
Tuesday, 16 February 2010 - 1pm
Kevin Leahy, from the Portable Antiquities Scheme, talks about his first thoughts on this amazing find.
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Lecture: 'Trusting the ground with the treasure of warriors', by Stephen Dean
Tuesday, 23 March 2010 - 1pm
Stephen Dean, Archaeological Officer for Staffordshire, gives a talk about this incredible find.
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nvm i get it xD but the auto-blocker link has been updated to the dodger one, no trace left
Many of you will fondly remember ye olde http://www.wowhead.com/item=29387. With all the stat changes, it was bound to effected.
Take a look at the new name to go with the change: http://cata.wowhead.com/item=29387.
You will be missed, my old friend. At least you went out with a laugh.
nvm i get it xD but the auto-blocker link has been updated to the dodger one, no trace left
Weird. Still works for me. *shrug*
works for me too. sigh, i'll always remember you GAB =(
Remember the glyph of indom? What is she now? Glyph of 20 second on use dodge on a 2 min cd?
Yeah I noticed the passive armor bonus seems to be absent. I'm going to look again later today, I read in another post that some converted items weren't displaying their stats correctly.
In the meantime... heloo The Black Heart.
Unidentified Object had the same problem as glyph of indom. hello on proc 60% chance 24 stam buff...wait what?
4.0.1 Known Issues Sticky Updated 10/12/2010 has listed "Many items are losing their bonus armor."
I am guessing that's just a poorly-worded way of saying that they're SUPPOSED to have armor, but don't have any atm (for http://www.wowhead.com/item=54591, http://www.wowhead.com/item=54571, http://www.wowhead.com/item=50344, http://www.wowhead.com/item=50341, http://www.wowhead.com/item=47735 and http://www.wowhead.com/item=40257 values of "they")...HOPEFULLY they'll fix them.
Yeah I must say I'm pretty fond of my iLevel 284 "pretty worthless but hey it boosts my gearscore" trinket - hope they put at least some of its 2.5k armour back on it!
Yep. I finally deleted the good old auto blocker : (
they fixed all of the armor trinkets last night, i used my old UO again in my tanking set, thank goodness. but all of the bonus armor pieces still suck.
for me the bigger pain in the ass was having to vendor all of my leather/mail dps gear and now wear inferior plate pieces simply because i no longer get any str/ap from them, and i lose some sort of 5% damage buff by not being all plate.
Has anyone looked at Levanthors Talisman from Violet Hold?
It still has a use function that adds 450 block _value_.
No more sets for Anub HM
Glad my prof trinkets got it's armor back, swapped the former armor cloak/belt/neck out for their high stam/tps stat versions.
Marking targets, coordinating CC, and *most importantly*, pulling responsibly so that 9 elites didn't rush us and wipe the party, this Is something I have missed since nov 08.
yeah i vendored a lot of my old crap, i needed bag space, and the old sbr stuff all got converted to really bad dodge ratings.
That was pretty much the only advantage I was seeing of some of those changes. I haven't vendored them yet, though. Wanted to look at potential reforging value first.
Same here. Still armorless. Do I need to purge my cache or something to make it reload?
Tooltip of the armor trinkets still seem broken but they do add armor on my char sheet so i guess they work. Will see on the raid monday.
Some realm it seems haven't had a restart yet, will be why your trinkets aren't fixed.
Marking targets, coordinating CC, and *most importantly*, pulling responsibly so that 9 elites didn't rush us and wipe the party, this Is something I have missed since nov 08.


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1912: Playing the Red Sox in the season opener at Hilltop Park' the New York Highlanders wear pinstripes for the first time.
Boston score a run in the first against Ray Caldwell (above)' and the home team respond with two runs in the bottom against Joe Wood. That is all the scoring until the ninth' when the Sox push across four runs' including two on a Smoky Joe single. Boston win' 5-3' on Wood's seven hitter.
On other 11ths of April…
2006: In the Yankees home opener, the Bronx Bombers use a 5-run 8th to upend the Royals, 9-7. Derek Jeter's 3-run homer is the big blow in the frame. Jason Giambi hits a 3-run homer in the 1st to start the Yankee scoring. Yankee Stadium public address man Bob Sheppard misses the game due to a hip injury – it's the first time that the announcer has missed an opener since he began his gig in the PA booth in 1951, a period of 55 years or 20,083 days.
2004: Mike Mussina records his 200th career victory as the Yankees defeat the White Sox 5-4 at home.
1999: The Yanks show once again just how formidable the one-two punch at the top of their order is, as both Chuck Knoblauch and Derek Jeter reach safely in four of five ABs in their club's 11-2 savaging of the Tigers. Jeter doubles, homers, and plates three in support of winner Orlando 'El Duque' Hernandez.
1998: Andy Pettitte pitches the Yankees to a 3-1 win against the A's' to put the team over the .500 mark for the first time in the season.
Pettitte earned his 1st win of the year' beating Tom Candiotti. Derek Jeter has 2 hits' 2 runs' and 2 steals.
1982: At the Stadium' the Yankees finally open, with a 7-6 loss to Chicago in 12 innings followed by a 2-0 defeat in the nitecap. The
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first ball. Jerry Koosman and Ron Guidry are the starters but Koosman gives up 6 runs in 5 2/3 innings and Guidry 4 runs in 4 innings to earn showers. Goose Gossage' the last of 4 pitchers' gives up a leadoff triple to Bill Almon in the 12th and Ron LeFlore drives him home with one of his 3 hits on the day. Kevin Hickey wins with an inning of relief.
1980: Mark Teixeira is born. Happy 32nd, Tex!
1961: At the Stadium' longtime Yankee player and coach Ralph Houk gets off to a rocky start, as his club are shut out by Minnesota's Pedro Ramos' 6-0. Ramos contributes to his own cause with a two-run single,oand allows just base hits in beating Whitey Ford. The Chairman of the Board, however' will finish the season at 25-4.
1954: The Yanks obtain veteran Enos Slaughter in a trade with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Redbirds, who are making room for promising rookie outfielder Wally Moon, also give up 4 players to be named later. In what turns out to be a good deal for both teams' the Cards get center fielder Bill Virdon' pitcher Mel Wright, and outfielder Emil Tellinger in return. Virdon will become the NL Rookie of the Year in 1955' following Wally Moon' and Slaughter will help the Yankees to win 103 games.
Enos Slaughter in the 1946 World Series
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Herb Pennock drives in the first two New York runs against Lefty Grove in the 2nd' and the Yanks score three more in the 3rd to knock Grove out of the game. Babe Ruth has a triple and scores three runs' while Bing Miller goes 3-for-3 for the A's.
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1917: In pregame drills before Opening Day at the Polo Grounds' the Yankees impress General Leonard Wood by marching in drills. The Sox' who haven't practiced' decline' but then drill New York 10-3 in the game. Boston break a 3-3 tie with four runs in the 7th' three coming home on round tripper by Dick Hoblitzell. Tilly Walker adds a double' two triples and 4 RBIs for Boston' while Babe Ruth allows just three hits' all singles' in beating Ray Caldwell.
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1910: Against Princeton University' 22-year-old Jumbo Vaughn strikes out eight Tigers in six innings' and impresses Highlander manager George Stallings enough to give Jumbo the starting assignment on Opening Day.


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Kevin Sarver, associate athletics director for external operations, is in his 25th year at Creighton and his 21st as an athletics administrator.
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In December, 2004, Sarver added the responsibility of administrator for the men's and women's soccer programs and, in August, 2006, was appointed Tournament Manager for the 2008 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship First/Second Rounds at Qwest Center Omaha. Sarver also served as Tournament Manager for the 2012 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship Second/Third Rounds at CenturyLink Center Omaha and he will also oversee the 2015 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship Second/Third Rounds at CenturyLink Center Omaha as Tournament Manager.
Under Sarver's guidance since the start of the 1996-97 academic year, the department's Jaybacker booster club has reached all-time highs in members and revenue in 15 of the last 16 years. In 2012-13, over 2,600 families and businesses joined Jaybackers and gifts to the organization totaled over $3.7 million. In the last 17 years, the Jaybacker Organization has more than quadrupled in members while gifts have increased from $376,000 in 1996-97 to over $3.7 million in 2012-13. In addition, men's basketball season ticket revenue has risen from $400,000 in 1996-97 to nearly $3.5 million in 2012-13 with season ticket sales rising from 3,533 in 1996-97 to 13,739 in 2012-13. Sarver also serves on the committees of the department's two biggest fund-raising events of the year – the Bluejay Jamboree and the Bluejay Bash golf outing. Those events generate nearly $300,000 and $100,000, respectively, for the department each year.
Sarver, 46, who also serves as the department's trademark licensing manager and master of ceremonies for the annual Bluejay Jamboree dinner/auction fund-raiser and the annual CU Athletics Hall of Fame Banquet, graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor of arts degree in journalism from Creighton in May, 1989. Sarver started his professional career one month later when he was hired by his alma mater as the sports information director in June, 1989.
As sports information director, Sarver, who worked in CU's sports information office all four years as an undergraduate including serving as the department's interim SID the second semester of his junior year, coordinated all game management activities including the issuing of credentials, the compilation of official statistics, photography and public address announcements. Sarver also coordinated the publicity for the school's athletic programs, its coaches, staff and student-athletes through weekly news releases, game notes, news conferences and personal contacts with local, regional and national media. Sarver was also the driving force in the department's transition to desktop publishing and he wrote, designed and edited team media guides and game programs as well as department pamphlets, brochures, special event invitations, flyers and Jaybacker booster club brochures. Sarver was also responsible for the official statistics of the annual NCAA College World Series held annually at Omaha's Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium.
In July, 1993, Sarver continued his sports information duties but he was promoted to Assistant Director of Athletics for Media Relations & Promotions. Sarver's additional duties included the evaluation of CU's in-house licensing program, the development of auxiliary athletics logos and the subsequent hiring of Licensing Resource Group as CU's licensing company. Sarver also was charged with the writing, designing and editing of corporate sponsorship brochures, the writing of corporate sponsor proposals and assisting with solicitations. Sarver also served as producer of all radio and television broadcasts including men's and women's basketball games, baseball games and the Dana Altman television and radio shows while serving as the play-by-play voice for all baseball game broadcasts, co-host of the Dana Altman radio show and color analyst for men's basketball road game broadcasts.
In April, 1996, Sarver was promoted to Assistant Director of Athletics, relinquishing his day-to-day sports information responsibilities in favor of supervising the Sports Information Director and the Associate Sports Information Director. Sarver's new duties included the designing, developing, implementing and maintaining a new customers database for ease of tracking, communicating and recording Jaybacker membership gifts and men's basketball season ticket purchases. At the same time, Sarver was responsible for developing and implementing a men's basketball season ticket priority seating program including all verbal communications to customers and the writing, designing and editing of all letters, brochures and newsletters. Sarver also assisted the department in raising funds for construction of the Student-Athlete Support Center and the renovation of the CU Sports Complex by identifying potential donors and writing, editing and designing solicitation brochures and letters.
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In 2001, Dot Duckworth found herself quickly losing her battle to liver disease as she desperately awaited an organ transplant. "I was going to be dead in probably a couple or three weeks," she remembered. "I didn't have a month to live, and I knew it and (my husband, Charlie) knew it." But, as her condition worsened, a miracle occurred. The Jewish Hospital Trager Transplant Center granted Dot a second chance at life when she received a new, functioning liver.
Now healthy, upbeat and nearly 79 years old, Dot has become an advocate for organ donation, picking up bowling in her spare time to participate in the Transplant Games of America.
In her sixth Transplant Games – a multi-sport festival event held every two years for athletes who have undergone life-saving transplant surgeries and living donors – Dot earned a gold medal in doubles bowling and a silver in singles.
Competing July 28-31 in Grand Rapids, Mich., Dot traveled with eight fellow transplant recipients from Kentucky, six of which underwent transplant surgery at the Jewish Hospital Transplant Center. The center also provided $200 in support for the athletes to help offset the cost of participating. The experience proved fruitful for Team Kentucky, who returned home from the Transplant Games with a total of 13 medals.
The Voice-Tribune caught up with Dot to learn more about her huge success at this year's Transplant Games and her passionate involvement in creating awareness for organ donation.
Have you been bowling for a while now?
I really only bowl with my transplant team, but then, like two years ago, (Charlie) talked me into a bowling league, which we do on Friday mornings. And I really love it. I can't believe I like it so well.
Did your life-saving transplant surgery inspire you to become more active in promoting organ donation?
It was my goal to spread the word about education about organ transplants, because when I was transplanted about 11 years ago, we would do all kinds of health care (promotion) for KODA (Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates) and people would just walk past. … But, today, this is 11 years later, it's amazing what education has done. A lot of people are (becoming involved).
Did you participate in the Transplant Games in order to create more awareness?
Exactly. (To be able to show that) even though we're transplanted we're able to do this.
How do the Transplant games compare to the Olympics?
The rules are Olympic rules. And we have the opening ceremony with the big cauldron and torch bearers. It's very similar in that aspect. Of course, it's not the number of people, but it's exciting. It really is.
What did you enjoy most about the Games?
I enjoy the people. I enjoy seeing other people who are transplanted, and you find out their stories and if they've met their donor or not. And I enjoy just the games in itself. The competition's fun.
Will you try another sport if you return in two years?
No, I will not do another sport. If I get too bad (to the point that I) can't bowl, I'll probably do softball, which probably (when I throw the ball it) won't go this far. (She laughed.) But that's okay. It's just the idea that you're able to do it. I'm not a real competitive person. I didn't expect any medals this time. I was just going to go to go and enjoy myself.
What else are you involved in, currently?
I belong to a group called Second Chance @ Life group, which is made of transplanted people and supporters, donor families, and we meet once a month. And this is one of our projects is to get (Donate Life) license plates in the state of Kentucky. … We have a support group at Jewish Hospital also that meets the second Wednesday of the month.
How would you summarize your experience with your six Transplant Games?
It's just that fulfilling and seeing all these people. When we have the opening ceremonies, first off, the athletes come in by state, and then the living donors come in because we have quite a few of those now, and then the donor families come in, and there's not a dry eye in the place because they gave us life.
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Ashley spends half her time writing stories at The Voice-Tribune office and half her time out on the town conducting interviews, while occasionally dressing in wild outfits to fully immerse herself in the experience (aka Princess Leia at Comic Con). Ashley is a huge UofL fan and loves the Yankees and the Boston Celtics (she is fully aware of the irony). She hopes to one day outshine Erin Andrews on ESPN and enjoys running, Bardstown Road/Fourth Street, Breaking Bad and reality TV (she's not ashamed to admit that).
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Transplant Games are a great gathering of Transplant Patients who are VERY completive group of people. I have participated in several games myself and was amazed by the overwhelming support and caring people I met during the games.
I have met people from all over the country who I now call my friend.
I would like to say THANK YOU to my brother Steve for giving me a kidney 15 years ago.
RIP Bob Wehrly
Hello Dot, GLAD to see you are doing well. Tell Charlie I said Hello.
Tony & Karen
What an awesome article…..You are a wonderful lady and I am so glad we got to meet and compete at the games a few years ago. I lost my Mom then my youngest son a week later. Then my Dad last year so I have not been as active in Second Chance as I once was. I still totally believe in organ transplantation and talk to everyone I meet about it. May God bless you and Charlie. Paula


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Excellent letter and so true. I find that many people truly don't understand what the Tea Party even stands for. They simply hear the negativity spewed by the mainstream media and go with that. I just had a conversation with a friend last week trying to briefly explain what they stand for as best I could and I think I may have gotten through.
Mr. Fuller suggested last week that we turn off the 'faux' news, etc. We don't have to eat and drink the news but I think people have turned their backs on what's been going on for so long that they just don't pay attention. There's always been corruption in politics but never in my lifetime like it is now. These last two elections are perfect examples of people just not paying attention. Now we are stuck with the mess and the massive debt that we'll most likely never be able to repay.
Something has got to give. We have to defend the country we were raised in not only for ourselves but our children. I hope your letter gets through and helps people understand what's going on.
This is something activists of all political ideologies do: trace their "origin" back to the Founding Fathers, a complex group of individuals that has been mythologized into caricature. If one could somehow transport some of those folks into the 21st century, it is likely they would be drawn to elements in the Tea Party and Occupy, just as they would also be appalled by other qualities of both groups.
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Sometimes I think there are too many statisticians, analysts and prognosticators in our modern world. We look at numbers related to every aspect of life, broken down into how many of this or that happened last year but also, how many happened in the past five minutes.
OK, so here is my breakdown ... of the real estate facts and figures for the Grand Valley so far in 2013. How about this:
As of Feb. 1, there are 633 single-family homes for sale from Loma and Mack to Whitewater and Palisade. For sale prices range from $12,500 to $2.5 million. You can imagine that high-priced homes skew the average price, which is $277,116. Looked at maybe more realistically, the median price or midpoint of an ordered list, is $214,900.
As we all know, a seller of a house, pickup truck, used cement mixer or any other item, can ask whatever price they want. The prices of homes for sale can only begin to be seen in perspective when we also look at prices of those homes that are "under contract" and those "sold" in the past six months.
The homes that are under contract, for the most part, have had purchase offers written on them in the past few days to a month or two, the time it usually takes to get a sale closed. From a low listed price of $38,000 to a high of $1.38 million, there are 296 single-family homes under contract. For those who think real estate does not sell during the holiday season or the cold first months of the year, you may now want to revise that thinking. Nearly 300 people in our little valley wrote acceptable purchase offers during those months. And, to reinforce that paradigm shift about real estate selling this time of year, 128 home purchases closed for average and median of $175,598 and $165,625.
Of those sales that closed, there are two interesting prices to look at together: The list price at the time of sale and the agreed upon purchase price. That second price is the value buyer and seller have agreed on for the property. Average and median list prices were $180,000 and $169,900 while the agreed upon values were $175,598 and $165,625. One way to look at those prices then is to note how close a seller's asking price had to be to the final sales price to get a buyer to come to terms on a contract. Those numbers divide out to 97% and 98%.
There is a lesson for home sellers in those two numbers above - 97 or 98% of your list price is what you received from a buyer when that buyer determined your house was priced competitively with other houses they were looking at, online or by walking through. For example: You put your house up for sale at $132,000. It did not sell after a while on the market so you brought the asking price down to $125,000; and eventually when it was priced at $110,000 you and a buyer agreed on a purchase price of $107,800, or 98% of your asking price.
One other factoid that comes up often in party conversation is foreclosures. In January, 39 HUD or bank-owned properties (REO) were for sale, for 6.2% of the total housing inventory - 6.4% of the 296 properties under contract were HUD or REO. And, of the sales that closed, a scant 2.3% were foreclosures, 3 of the 128.
Numbers, numbers, numbers. It is said that home purchases are emotional decisions but since I have never seen a way to quantify emotions, I've reported to you on the numbers. Look at your own numbers, have the mortgage company run your credit report and get out there to let the emotions run wild joining the many who are buying Grand Valley real estate, in the winter.
Doug Van Etten is an associate broker with Keller Williams Colorado West Realty and is also the founder/organizer of the Real Estate Investors Network (REIN). Van Etten has been helping homebuyers, sellers and investors with their real estate needs since 1992. Contact Van Etten at firstname.lastname@example.com or 970-433-4312. For information on the REIN, email@example.com.


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