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Totally right guys I suck at building I only wish that someday I can become as good as you. Well if that magical day does ever come where some how my skills de-evolve I shall return until then I bid you fair well.
Silverdream wrote:naussica wrote:Damn, I get flamed a lot (especially by Silverdream), but I'm still here. Sure he's been here longer, but still, I live a life of that, now it's all jokes.
You're lego buildings are an even bigger joke than you mom's floppy tits.
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I agree with Warhead.
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There are a lot of hats that fit on heads with those breathing apparatuses. The construction helmet does; do you have any of those? I think it would look better with those. Or the tan/black versions of the cap you have for the dead guy work, too.
naussica wrote:Damn, I get flamed a lot (especially by Silverdream), but I'm still here. Sure he's been here longer, but still, I live a life of that, now it's all jokes.
Tzan wrote:aoffan23 wrote:I hate to bring this up, but come on like Bonn-o-Tron. I can understand shortening "you're" to "your", cause well, it's shorter. But this isn't even that, it's just, I mean, ugh
Yore just being silly.
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It's hard to understand how someone could beat an animal to death with a rock, and then proudly post a video of the grisly scene online. And yet, that's exactly what one individual did. On December 3, ASPCA Agents arrested Jordan Heuer for attacking, injuring and causing the death of an opossum in a Queens, New York, park.
After the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) received complaints about a video of the incident posted online, the organization referred the issue to the ASPCA. We opened a criminal investigation.
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Heuer, 18, was charged with one count of misdemeanor animal cruelty—under current New York law, felony animal cruelty charges can be brought only in cases involving companion animals. If convicted, he faces up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.
"This is precisely the sort of case that supports making the more callous acts that cause serious injury or death to wild animals into felony offenses," Wolf notes, citing the extreme depravity of the opossum's death.
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My old neighbor trapped a raccoon in a cage then shot it in the morning and it was not acting aggressive! People need to be stopped!
People that do stuff like this wind up to be serial killers in a few years.
A person who can commit an act like this is a heartless savage and belongs in a cage. Someone who committed an act like this and posts it on the Internet as if he's proud of it should be put in a cage for a long time. People who kill animals or hurt them for enjoyment are depraved and should be removed from society.
This thug doesn't need to be locked up, he needs to permanently "disappear".
Couldn't agree with you more. Charged with a misdemeanor? You have to be kidding. He didn't vandalized someone's property; he violently and sadistically killed a helpless creature for no reason other than to record his miserable rampage and post it to the internet. He needs a rock to his head a few times.
Its because of people like him that this world is like it is. Am glad he got caught. We should smack him with a rock so he suffers the same!!
Its because of people like him that this world is like it is. Am glad he got caught. We should smack him with a rock so he suffers the same!!
When will people learn that animals are not the enemy? Senseless acts that can never be justified. Very sad.


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Heyneke Meyer's hand has been forced on Francois Hougaard. He had hoped his tactical kicking game would improve, which it hasn't. Pienaar will now get an extended run in the side, presenting him with an opportunity he never had when Fourie du Preez was playing. How he responds will be decisive to his Test future.
Pienaar shifted into national consciousness with a string of excellent performances in the 2007 Super Rugby tournament for the Sharks – exhibiting every technical skill you could ask for in a scrumhalf. Widespread predictions of a notable Test career followed. However, what should have been a time of tutelage under Du Preez became a nightmare five-year period in which the incompetent Ricky Januarie acted as Du Preez's deputy most of the time, while Pienaar would also be subjected to De Villiers' fanciful flyhalf experiment.
It was a horrible way to treat a national treasure.
Pienaar has thrived at scrumhalf at Ulster – establishing himself as one of the pre-eminent nines in Europe – and has helped place the Irish giants among the continent's elite with a clutch of commanding performances. Tellingly, and here is the crux, many of those performances have come in their most high pressure matches.
I recall probing former Springbok captain John Smit on Pienaar in 2009. He was liberal in his praise of his technical skills, but tried, unconvincingly, to soften his concerns around his temperament under pressure. This would be a constant theme for Pienaar's coaches and team-mates (most spoke off the record) in the years that followed.
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ANT is a small bicycle fabrication shop run by Mike & Betsy Flanigan in eastern Massachusetts. We are dedicated to building bicycles for touring and transportation that have the right combination of function and style. Mike has been in the bike trade since 1983 and joined the Boston bike building scene in 1989. Betsy takes care of marketing, the website and is the bright force in Mike's life :)
Since 2001 ANT had been dedicated to building bikes for transportation and was the first handmade bicycle fabricator to focus solely on transportation. After 14 years of influence on the bike commuting market, we can say that ANT has helped turn around the bike industry's focus away from the sport market to transportation. All major bicycle companies and many hand-built bicycle shops now have a product line that has the ANT style.
Mike has now closed up full time operations of ANT and has taken a position welding at Seven Cycles in Watertown MA. Seven is most known for their wonderful Titanium frames, but also makes steel and Ti-Carbon fiber bikes.
ANT will be offering a lugged touring frame set in 2015 in productions sizes, so stay tuned for updates. ANT is no longer teaching any frame building classes or building custom bicycles.
Favorite quote: "When I see an adult on a bicycle I do not despair for the future of the human race."–H.G.Wells
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1 — The daughter of a Kinston couple, Emilee Irsik, goes missing in Germany after taking an unannounced flight to Hamburg.
3 — Kinston celebrates city's 250th anniversary with an event on Herritage Street.
6 — Lenoir County Commissioner George Graham elected to N.C. House; Craig Hill beats incumbent Tommy Pharo for Lenoir County Commission District 3.
8 — Emilee Irsik found safe after attempting to buy a ticket back to the United States at the Hamburg airport. She said she didn't know anyone was looking for her.
8 — Lenoir County Board of Education closes Sampson Alternative School and moves students to leased space at Kennedy Home.
9 — Abuse alleged at O'Berry Neuro-Medical Center in Goldsboro.
10 — Salute XII honors local veterans.
11 — Tiffany Nicole Smith, 22, of Kinston, dies of injuries following a car wreck in La Grange that involved a tractor trailer.
13 — Edward Earl Waters pleads guilty in Discovery Insurance fraud case.
14 — U.S. Supreme Court turns down Voting Rights Act challenge from Kinston.
15 — Atlanta Braves not considering placing a minor league team in Kinston.
17 — Lenoir County Sheriff's Office deputies investigating turkey abuse at local Butterball farm.
18 — Former Kinston City Councilman Will Barker elected to ElectriCities Board of Directors.
19 — Tractor trailer crashes into house off U.S. 70 near Lynley Place Drive.
19 — N.Y. Jets defensive end Quinton Coples donates 250 turkeys, given out free at Big Z market and Salvation Army.
20 — Kinston officials urged to close Platinum Club, a downtown nightspot.
21 — North Lenoir boys basketball team defeats Greene Central in season opener.
22 — Kinston boys and girls basketball teams sweep North Lenoir in KHS season openers.
25 — Off-duty Lenoir County Sheriff's Office deputy shoots and kills Billy Gibbs, 26, of Kinston, outside the Waffle House on U.S. 70.
25 — Kinston City Councilman Robbie Swinson recovers from heart attack.
26 — Two Lenoir County Sheriff's Office deputies placed on administrative leave following Waffle House shooting.
27 — ECU joins the Big East Conference as a football-only member.
28 — Kinston boys and girls basketball teams sweep South Lenoir, fan taken to hospital.
29 — Chris and Les Rouse, his father, win $1 million in Powerball drawing.
30 — Former Kinston City Councilman Will Barker arrested on 10 counts of felony third-degree sexual exploitation of a child.
1 — In light of Waffle House shooting, law enforcement officers allowed to use their firearms only in specific circumstances.
1 — Holloway Recreation Center basketball court named after the late Robert Murphy.
2 — Maggie Nelms named Miss Kinston-Lenoir County.
3 — State Bureau of Investigation report details former Kinston City Councilman Will Barker tried to kill himself during a search of his home regarding child pornography allegations.
3 — Reuben Davis named chairman of Lenoir County Board of Commissioners.
4 — Former Kinston City Councilman Will Barker released on bond from Lenoir County Jail.
4 — Platinum Club owner defends business to Kinston City Council.
5 — Civil suit filed in O'Berry Neuro-Medical Center abuse case.
6 — Ten building at Carver Courts slated for demolition.
7 — Delta Airlines closes its Kinston corporate office.
9 — Kinston schools add new sex-education program for eighth graders to combat high teen pregnancy rates.
11 — N.C. State Veterans Home holds grand opening in Kinston.
12 — State Bureau of Investigation releases inventory of evidence seized in searches of former Kinston City Councilman Will Barker's home and place of business.
12 — Eighteen people arrested in Jones County drug roundup.
14 — South Lenoir girls' basketball team defeats North Lenoir by 23.
15 — Students, families prepare for winter break.
16 — The Free Press names Kinston linebacker Jeremy Taylor its defensive player of the year.
17 — Local schools react to Connecticut elementary school shooting.
18 — New shopping center going up at intersection of U.S. 70 and 258.
19 — RaeKwon Bryant, an accomplice in murders of Thomas Hinton and U.S. Marshal Warren Basco "Sneak" Lewis III, pleads guilty.
19 — Ronald McDonald House and Charities of North Carolina awards a $25,000 grant to Southeast Elementary School for a new playground.
20 — Kinston man turns 95 on 68th anniversary of Battle of the Bulge.
20 — Four more charges are added to the list that former state legislator Stephen LaRoque of Kinston faces for allegedly misusing public funds earmarked for his lending business.
21 — Former KDPS officer indicted for second time on child sex charges.
21 — Kinston High School student Drew McPhatter admitted to Berklee College of Music in Boston.
22 — Drew McPhatter, a senior at Kinston High School, is accepted to the Berklee College of Music in Boston.
24 — Trudy B. Hardy prepares to take over as director of the Greene County Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 1.
26 — Less than a week before year's end, Kinston records its first homicide of 2013. Dajuquon "DJ" dies at a Greenville hospital after police find him and another man on King Street with gunshot wounds to the upper body.
28 — Roland Best is nominated to fill the vacancy on the Lenoir County Board of Commissioners left by the election of George Graham to the N.C. House of Representatives.
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GREENVILLE - On Thursday, the Darke County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Unit, along with Darke County deputies, conducted a buy/bust operation at 851 Martin Street.
Brandy Young, 20 of Englewood was taken into custody without incident and is currently being housed at the Darke County Jail where she awaits the formal charge of Trafficking in Drugs. Young was also cited for Attempted Prostitution.
Also taken into custody during the bust were James Reed, 24 of Vandalia and Aaren Shiffler, 20 of Dayton. Both Reed and Shiffler were taken into custody on active warrants out of Montgomery County.


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Betty Jo Foster, age 80, passed away June 30, 2012, at Waverly Care Home, in West Point.
Betty Jo Foster was born May 1, 1932, in Webster County, Maben, to Jeffie Henry Harpole and Robert Harpole. Betty Jo Foster was employed with Monte Glove as a machine operator. She was a member of Pheba Baptist Church, where she was a member of the choir and the Ella Carty Sunday School Class. Mrs. Foster was a caring, giving person to all those in the community. She loved her family and what she did at home as well as doing for others. Betty Jo Harpole Foster married Earley Smith Foster on May 29, 1951, West Point.
Funeral services are Tuesday, July 3, 2012, at 10 a. m. at Calvert Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. Terry Rhodes officiating. Burial will follow in Cedar Bluff Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery Cedar Bluff.
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Survivors include husband Earley S. "Slick" Foster of Pheba; daughter, Kay Foster Baird (Tim); son, Myron Foster (Linda) all of West Point; four grandchildren: Tona Fulton (Jimmy), Tennille Baird Portera (Phillip), Whitt Foster (Kayla), and Mallorie Baird (Trevor Gore); seven great grandchildren: Lindsey Fulton, Avery Fulton, James Fulton, Foster Portera, P. J. Portera, Carson Foster and Lilah Claire Foster; sister, Bobbie Lou Sizemore (Harper) of Pheba.
Pallbearers are David Foster, Jeff Foster, Will Foster, Scott Foster, Wayne Foster, Craig Foster and Perry Goodson.
Honorary pallbearers are Kenny Tipton, Sonny Sizemore, Eddie Strickland, Hiram Millsaps, Bobby Champion, Aubrey Foster, Robert Champion, Warren Sizemore, Tim Sizemore, Butch Childs, Friends in the Pheba Community, Staff of
NMMC-West Point, Dr. Edmund A. Miller, Jr., and Staff of Waverly Care Home.
Memorials may be made to Cedar Bluff Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery Care, C/O Mrs. Anna Sims, 911 Henryville
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RICHLANDS — Even with his Panthers down seven points to rival Richlands with just under 5½ minutes left Friday night, East Duplin coach Robert Ross was confident of his basketball team's chances heading down the stretch.
The reason: The Panthers' heads were still up.
"We struggled at times this year dropping our heads, and I didn't see the heads dropping," he said. "I knew as long as their heads weren't dropping that we were going to be in that game and we were going to have a shot toward the end."
Ross was right.
With senior Chris Scarborough scoring 8 of his team-high 23 points to spark a 16-3 run, the Panthers rallied to slip past Richlands 54-51 in a physical and entertaining East Central 2-A Conference clash between two schools about 15 miles apart.
Earlier, East Duplin defeated Richlands 43-25 in the girls' game, a prelude to a football-like boys' game.
"It was almost a football game," Richlands coach Glenn Kellum said. "It really was. It was real close to needing some pads out there. It was rugged."
For three quarters, it was an aggressive, physical game without much offensive rhythm. The teams had a combined 38 turnovers and just 25 field goals after Tyree Best, who finished with 26 points and 15 rebounds, hit two foul shots to give the Wildcats a 40-33 lead with 5:27 left in the game.
From there, the Panthers (4-9, 2-1) turned the game in their favor, using pressure all over the floor on defense to force 6 turnovers in the next 3½ while hitting 5 of 7 field goals and 6 of 9 foul shots to go up 49-43 with 1:58 left.
"I don't know (what happened)," Kellum said. "I've tried all different point guards. They just get in that little roll and it seems it snowballs. I wish we could stop that. I tried calling timeout to stop it, and that almost accelerated it.
"I just don't know the answer to that. I know we had a seven-point lead and the next time they were up."
Scarborough said "nothing changed" as far as what the Panthers were trying to do.
"We just worked harder," said Scarborough, who also had a team-best 9 rebounds. "Me and my team suffered a letdown a little (earlier), but we came together, doing what we needed to do and we finished."
Nicholas Williams' field goal gave the Panthers the lead for good at 41-40 with 3:34 left before Scarborough scored on a layup and hit 4 of 6 foul shots in a 26-second span to push the lead to 49-43.
Richlands (5-7, 0-3) got within two points twice, but each time the Panthers answered at the foul line, hitting 5 of 8 in the final 60 seconds while the Wildcats turned it over twice, finishing with 23 miscues to 24 for East Duplin.
The big difference, however, was at the foul line, where Richlands again struggled.
East Duplin hit 21 of 34 while the Wildcats, coming off an 8-for-21 effort in an 8-point loss to South Lenoir on Wednesday, were 8 of 22 against the Panthers.
The Wildcats were without one starter because of a sprained ankle (Antwaun Thompson) and another (Keith Thomas) for the first half because of parental discipline.
"But I don't want to use any excuses," Kellum said. "Our kids played hard. I was very proud of the effort. I just wish we could eliminate these costly mistakes, the turnovers and missing the free throws. Again, if we had done that (made foul shots) it's another night we'd have had a 'W.'"
Ross, meanwhile, was happy to see his team pick up its second straight
"I thought our energy was pretty good. We fought through a lot of adversity," said Ross, who picked up a technical with 1:45 left in the third quarter for arguing a call and throwing his jacket on the court. "Since I've been here this game has been (like this). Some of the kids know each other. It was physical. Both teams didn't want to lose. We needed it. We needed this one."
East Duplin 43, Richlands 25: Brittney Woodard recorded another double-double with 17 points and 14 rebounds, and East Duplin scored the first 17 points to roll past Richlands to remain unbeaten in
The Panthers (11-2, 3-0) were without starter Makayla Byrd, who averages 12 points and 6 rebounds, because of an injured knee suffered earlier this week against Topsail. But East Duplin had little problem subduing the Wildcats (4-8, 0-3) even without her.
"I thought it was our best ballgame all year against their zone," East Duplin coach Mark Lane said. "We've been a little stagnant. That was a plus. Michaela Smith (in for Byrd) gave us a lift hitting a couple jumpers. That opened it up for Brittney.
"Usually we have the balance between her and Byrd inside, and they could focus on Brittney tonight. But we still got her the ball, and she got a lot of offensive rebounds."
It was another slow start for the Wildcats, who were 0-for-16 with 10 turnovers (and 0-for-6 at the foul line) before they got their first bucket with 31.5 seconds left in the first half by Madison Batchelor.
"To me it's sad that our crowd gets excited when we finally scored," Richlands coach Mike Kelly said. "We can't finish shots right. That's our biggest issue. … I was pleased in the second half. I thought we did a little better job of trying to attack the basket."
East Duplin 8 11 11 13 — 43
Richlands 0 4 6 15 — 25
Woodard 17, Hall 6, McGowen 5, McKinzie 5, Smith 4, Pickett 3, Lego 2, Thigpen 1. Totals— 15 11-16 43
Taylor 8, Batchelor 6, Toudle 5, Thompson 4, Washington 2. Totals— 11 3-10 25
3-Point Goals— ED 2 (Woodard 1, McGowen 1). R 0. Rebounds— ED 30 (Woodard 14). R 30 (Thompson 6, Toudle 6). RECORDS— ED 11-2, 3-0, at Croatan on Tuesday. R 4-8, 0-3, at Swansboro on Tuesday.
East Duplin 12 9 9 24 — 54
Richlands 13 12 10 16 — 51
Scarborough23, Williams 7, Baker 7, Stallings 6, Hall 5, Jones 3, Wickline 2, Flo. Laporte 1. Totals— 16 21-34 54
Best 26, McQueen 15, Cottle 4, Marshall 2, Carson 2, Thomas 2. Totals— 21 8-22 51
3-Point Goals— ED 1 (Scarborough 1). R 1 (Best 1). Rebounds— ED 21 (Scarborough 9, Williams 6). R 29 (Best 15). RECORDS— ED 4-9, 2-1, at Croatan on Tuesday. R 5-7, 0-3, at Swansboro on Tuesday.


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Kent State University Women's Center facilitates the advancement of and enhances the quality of educational experience and professional life for women students, faculty and staff of all campuses. The Women's Center serves as a resource for advocacy by providing education, information and referral programs and services. The center is dedicated to promoting dialogue and interaction with all campus constituencies concerned with the pursuit of equity and equality. A secondary purpose is to provide collaborative outreach and support services to women in Kent's larger educational and geographical communities.
Student Multicultural Center
Student academic success is the primary goal that underscores the important role the Student Multicultural Center plays in student development. This goal is achieved by developing and implementing holistic retention programs, sharing information and ideas that assist individuals in embracing diversity and encouraging mutual respect through educational, cultural and social programming.
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The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning (LGBTQ) Student Center was created to provide resources and support for LGBTQ students and their allies. The focus of the Center is to provide a welcoming environment where LGBTQ students, their allies, families, and friends may connect with caring and informed staff who can provide assistance, resources, and referrals. Additionally, the Center educates the campus community: students, faculty, and staff about sexual orientation and gender identity, in order to make Kent State University a Safe Space for all of our student.
SRVSS Office (pronounced "serves"), The Office of Sexual and Relationship Violence Support Services at Kent State University, offers resources and education for students on personal safety, sexual assault and rape, relationship violence and stalking.


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This dual-degree program takes five years to complete, and enables students to earn both the B.S. and M.Ed. degrees along with the state certification necessary to teach middle- and high-school grades. Numerous job opportunities are available for students interested in becoming science teachers in grades 6-12. In fact, in Illinois the need for science teachers is critical.
The dual-degree program is an appealing option because it offers greater opportunities for advancement and a higher salary base for the graduate than earning certification at the undergraduate level. Since completing both the B.S. degree and the courses for a secondary education license typically takes more than four years, undergraduate secondary education students majoring in physics are offered this opportunity to complete both degrees in this accelerated program.


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Beginning in 1908 in France, the Anzani firm designed and produced a popular series of air-cooled radial engines ranging from 15 to 200 hp, using 3 to 20 cylinders. The Anzani was the first engine to have two rows of cylinders. The Model B was an improved 10 cylinder, two row engine used mostly to power training airplanes such as the Cauldron G-3. This example was manufactured by the Italian Anzani company in Milan, Italy.
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By Bob Shiles
September 17, 2013
LUMBERTON — The Robeson County commissioners on Monday took no action on a proposal to construct a technology high school. Instead, they told school officials to bring them more information on the project, especially where the money, as much as $44 million, would from.
Johnny Hunt, superintendent of the Public Schools of Robeson County, asked the board on Monday to support the schools in paying the cost of building the school that school officials contend would prepare students for good paying jobs immediately after they graduate.
"We don't have the money," Hunt, a former chairman of the county Board of Commissioners, told the commissioners.
The Board of Education for the Public Schools of Robeson County last week heard the proposal for a Career and Technical Education Center from Robert Farris, of SFL+A Architects of Charlotte. The school would be constructed on property the school board owns at COMtech just outside of Pembroke.
According to the proposal, the first floor of the 123,000-square- foot building would house classrooms and labs, as well as a common area, teacher lounge, 800-seat auditorium and Career Development Center. A second floor would include a media center, another common area and six general use classrooms. The labs would include equipment for such things as construction technology, firefighting, welding, automotive repair and other classes that are vital to the school's goal of "project-based learning" and "technology-based instruction. "
Hunt and Ferris both told the commissioners on Monday that the school would provide students with training they can't currently receive.
"We don't have the space or equipment to provide this kind of training at our career Development Center," Hunt said.
Commissioner Raymond Cummings supported a suggestion by Ferris that the commissioners hire a financial consultant and attorney to determine if the construction of a technology high school is something the county can afford. Ferris said the study could be done for about $30,000.
Cummings made a motion to have the study conducted, but the idea died in a 4 to 4 vote.
"It seems we do a lot of studies," Commissioner Jerry Stephens said.
Ferris said counties across the state are going to have to build new centrally located technology high schools or find ways to fund technology programs at existing schools in order to meet the requirements of Gov. Pat McCrory's education reform requiring that every high school student must graduate either ready for a job or college.
"You do not now have a way to certify that students have the technology training they need to meet this requirement," Ferris told the board.
Huntsaid that the facility would ia staff development area that the school district does not have.
"We do a lot of staff development, and having the center would save us between $40,000 and $50,000 a year in having to rent space," he said.
Gary Strickland, finance chairman for the school board, said the new school would prepare students for jobs needed by local industries, and would make it more likely they would locate here.
Ferris' company has completed several similar projects in other counties,, including a public school in Hoke County.
"These projects are successful and draw in students," he said. "… It's not a cost to the county. It's a gain."
Although appearing to approve of the concept of the technology high school, commissioners expressed concerns about how the project would be funded. They noted that they have to build a new county jail, and an additional capital project such as a school could overburden local taxpayers, they said.
Commissioner Tom Taylor said he thinks the state should have to provide funding for both the jail and the school since both projects are "unfunded mandates."
"If the state is going to mandate these things, let them help pay for it," he said.
Hunt said after the meeting that he is "confident"the commissioners will review and act on the proposal after school officials are able to provide more information on the project.
In other business, the commissioners on Monday:
— Approved an application from SEATS to the state Department of Transportation for $299,108 in Rural Operating Assistance Program funds.
— Approved Robeson Community College's budget for the fiscal year 2013-14. The college's total budget for the year is $41,251,287, including about $2.43 million in county money.
— Approved 75 Community Development Funds distributions totaling more than $21,000 and ranging from $50 to $1,500.


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1970: Chubby Checker was arrested at Niagara Falls, New York, after authorities found marijuana, hashish and some unidentified drugs in Checker's car.
1972: Smokey Robinson and The Miracles perform together for the last time. They have since reunited for a few performances.
1975: Alice Cooper broke six ribs after falling off the stage during a concert in Vancouver.
1989: New Kids on the Block were nearly thrown out of a hotel in Anaheim, California. They were caught throwing balloons filled with Kool-Aid at guests.
1996: Actor Robert Downey Jr. was arrested on drug charges after authorities found crack cocaine, heroin and an unloaded .357 Magnum revolver in his truck during a traffic stop in Malibu, California.
Today's birthdays: Singer Diana Trask is 74. Singer Rosetta Hightower of The Orlons is 70. Actor Ted Shackelford ("Knots Landing") is 68. Actor Bryan Brown is 67. "American Idol" mentor Randy Jackson is 58. Actress Frances McDormand is 57. Drummer Steve Shelley of Sonic Youth is 52. Singer Chico DeBarge is 44. Actress Selma Blair is 42. Singer KT Tunstall is 39. Singer Virgo Williams of Ghostown DJs is 39. Singer-songwriter Jason Mraz is 37. Actress Melissa Rauch ("The Big Bang Theory") is 34. Singer Duffy is 30.


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On Monday, African-American community members shared their stories of integration of the Oxford K-12 school system at Second Baptist Church with a group of Colorado State University students. The students were visiting Oxford as part of an optional spring break trip through the South to learn about Civil Rights. (March 16, 2010, Page 1A)


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PILOT MOUNTAIN — East Surry shut down Starmount for a 27-6 win Friday night.
The Rams scored 23 points on Mount Airy last week, but couldn't break through against a stellar Cardinal defense until the last play of the game.
"First off, it was an extremely physical game for both teams," said Coach David Diamont. "I feel very good about the effort from the team."
The stands were packed for the home opener, which began with a tribute to coaching legend Barry Hall.
Then after Starmount received the kickoff, the Cards forced a three-and-out.
The punt snap was low, and punter Josh Houser had to pick the ball off the ground and make a quick kick.
The short ball bounced up, and John Snow grabbed it and returned it all the way to the Rams 30-yard line.
From there, quarterback John Dickenson hit Gage Edwards with a long pass down the right sideline. Edwards was tackled out of bounds at the 1-yard line.
Lucas Koons finished off the drive for a 6-0 lead just 2:43 into the game. The extra point was just off to the left.
"Our defensive coordinator Randy Marion and special teams coach David Johnson did an outstanding job of preparing our kids tonight," said Diamont. The Cards blocked two punts and hurried the punter into two short kicks.
On the next drive, the Rams lost the ball on second down, and Christian Shinault fell on the ball at the Rams 38-yard line.
East Surry marched down to the 22-yard line before a bad snap backed them up. Then a sack led to a punt.
After a touchback, the Cards forced another three-and-out and got the ball back at their 28-yard line.
Koons ripped off two long runs all the way to Starmount's 27.
The drive made it to the 14 before East went backward. The team recovered its own fumble, then had a holding call, a sack and a delay of game to bring up fourth and 32.
Madison Chilton booted a long punt that was downed at the 11-yard line.
With the clock moving into the second quarter, both teams traded punts before the Rams got the ball on their 26-yard line.
Unable to move the ball, the Rams lined up to punt with Houser back at his 15. J.T. Lichtenberger broke free, blocked the punt, scooped it up and raced 15 yards to the end zone.
With the extra point, the Cards led 13-0 with 3:21 left in the half.
After another three-and-out, the Rams tried another punt. This time Jerry Galloway got a hand on the ball, which made it just to the 41-yard line. However, the Cards couldn't capitalize and kept the score at 13-0 at the half.
To open the third quarter Chase Brewster took the opening kickoff to midfield. The Cards moved down the field before Dickenson was picked off in the red zone.
John Johnson broke up two passes in the first half and made a leaping grab at the 7-yard line.
The Rams couldn't move the ball yet again and punted back to East Surry. The offense rolled along before Dickenson found Brewster in the end zone for an 8-yard TD pass. That made it 20-0.
Brewster added one more highlight on the next drive.
Starmount went for it on fourth-and-one. A toss play to the left saw the ball hit the turf and Brewster dove for it at the 41-yard line.
East went as close as the 15-yard line before a penalty and sack halted the drive.
The next Ram drive also ended with a fumble as Shinault made his second recovery at the 30.
After a false start bumped East back to the 35, Koons took a handoff around the left end and into the end zone for a TD. That made it 27-0 with 5:51 left before the Rams scored on the last play of the game.
"We had an outstanding home crowd," said Diamont. "That's always encouraging."
"We had good special teams effort, and effort by all the guys overall," he said.
The Cardinals travel to North Surry next Friday. Both teams are 2-0.
East Surry's JV team defeated Elkin 26-8 on Thursday night.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – In observance of Black History Month, U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA), Vice Chairman designate of the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee, released a fact sheet detailing the economic well-being of the black community. Economic conditions have improved since the height of the Great Recession when the unemployment rate for black Americans peaked at 16.7 percent. While the figure has fallen from that peak, the rate for black workers remains above 13 percent, indicating that the recovery has been uneven.
Senator Casey said, "As we honor Black History Month and the tremendous strides the Black Community has made, we would be remiss not to call attention to the ongoing impact of the Great Recession. African American workers account for 12 percent of the labor force, yet they make up 25 percent of the long-term unemployed. This disparity must be remedied. Congress has an obligation to ensure that the economic recovery boosts employment prospects for all Americans. The drop in the unemployment rate to 5.1 percent for African American workers with a bachelor's degree underscores the crucial role that education plays in creating opportunity and makes clear the immediate need to improve access to higher education."
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Ed Witt swept his arm the length of La Jolla Cove and said, "Smell that? This is an open cesspool. You couldn't operate a zoo like this."
The nearby resident was gesturing toward the cormorants, pelicans, sea gulls and seals that have slowly transformed a coastal gem into a civic nightmare. The animals — especially the birds — poop so much they create a powerful stench that wafts as far as a mile from the beach.
Amid the nose-pinching is plenty of finger-pointing. Residents say efforts to clean up the mess are running afoul of environmental regulations that ban them from washing off the bird droppings.
But regulators say the city hasn't submitted a plan to do so. Before they can weigh in on the city's solution, regulators must have detailed information on the type and frequency of the treatment being proposed.
Community volunteer Mark Evans, who is working on the issue, said multiple laws governing the ecologically sensitive area make it tricky to even start drawing up a poop removal plan.
"We haven't gotten anywhere close to that yet," Evans said. "We've been told that we have to go through at least three layers of regulatory approval before we can do anything. We are still looking at alternatives for the best solution, and part of what's best is ultimately what's acceptable to the regulatory agencies."
That would include the city, the Regional Water Quality Control Board, and the California Coastal Commission. The state Department of Fish and Game, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or National Marine Fisheries Service could also be involved if the treatment impacts birds or marine life, officials said.
Dave Gibson, executive officer of the regional water board, said he wonders if birds are really the problem after all, suggesting that seals and sea lions could be the culprits. If they're involved, the national Marine Mammal Protection Act comes into play.
San Diego City Councilwoman Sherri Lightner, whose district includes La Jolla, convened a meeting on the problem last month, and issued a paper outlining ways to solve the problem.
"We have identified nontoxic, biodegradable products that, if sprayed on the affected rocks, promise to eliminate or control the odor without adversely affecting water quality or endangering the life or health of aquatic, avian, or any other species," the paper stated, adding that those compounds have been safely used in wastewater plants, zoos and livestock settings.
Other possibilities include power-washing the rocks or physically removing the bird droppings, the paper stated. But those could damage the fragile bluffs. And anything that washes off the cliffs and into the ocean would breach both the federal Clean Water Act and state laws protecting much of the La Jolla coast as a marine reserve.
"It's OK if nature does it with big waves and rain, but we can't do it," said Patrick Ahern, president of La Jolla Parks and Beaches, a local advisory group.
The odor has always occurred off-and-on. But the city has reduced public access to low-lying rocks, enabling the animals to gather in ever greater numbers. And a stretch of dry weather has kept nature from cleaning off the cliffs.


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Just stumbled over this one today, a short debate held around easter between an outspoken member of the swedish humanist society and an ex tv show host and outspoken Christian of the most profoundly ignorant kind. On the whole a lousy debater too, he is just all over the place.
The debate is subtitled in english and the debate cuts between studio talk to street interviews with "ordinary" people, asking them about their relation to religion.
part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qcsJGqPHOI
part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCDIxqaPReo
part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v922KL9OgB8
part 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdJ0BCbxqug
To people, especially from the United States it might give an insight into the different religious climate in Europe. Because there is definately distinctions to be drawn compared to the debates seen in the United States, both good and bad differences I might add.
Just to further insight into new atheist material that might probably sneak most other people on this board by I also find this interesting interview with Björn Ulvaeus, writer and composer and former member of the swedish pop export abba.


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The camp is situated in an idyllic village under the worldwide known Osp rock that is considered one of the most important and most popular climbing centers in Europe. The area is not interesting only for the speleologists and climbers, but also for botanists, because of the presence of precious plants. Beach distance 12 km.
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Denver, CO (SportsNetwork.com) - Denver Nuggets forward Darrell Arthur and guard Nate Robinson have exercised their contract options for the 2014-15 season.
Arthur averaged 5.9 points and 3.1 rebounds in 68 games with Denver last season. He also made a career-high 24 3-pointers.
The 26-year-old Arthur spent his first four seasons with the Memphis Grizzlies before being traded to the Nuggets in a draft-night deal on June 27, 2013.
In 315 career games with Denver and Memphis, Arthur has averaged 6.5 points and 3.7 rebounds.
Robinson averaged 10.4 points and 2.5 assists in 44 games with Denver last season before suffering a season-ending knee injury.
The 30-year-old veteran has averaged 11.4 points, 3.0 assists and 2.4 rebounds in 574 career games with New York, Boston, Oklahoma City, Golden State, Chicago and Denver.