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I live in what is known as "the buckle of the bible belt" in the USA. I stopped believing about 4 years ago. There were always questions in my mind about God and the bible that just didn't add up. And whenever I addressed my concerns to youth leaders at church, they always told me that man can't have all the answers and I just needed to pray and have faith.
I am now a married mother of one son who is five. My family is full of devout "non denominational Christians" who believe in laying your hands on the sick and praying for them in front of the congregation and speaking in tongues. I was never okay with that. I always felt embarrassed whenever I was sent up on stage because I could not speak in tongues, or as they put it, was not filled with the holy spirit.
At my youth group, I ended up being sexually harassed by older boys then mocked when I tried to make them back off. My parents knew this yet they blamed me. They also blamed me and made me continue to attend this youth group even though the adult (18 years old when I was merely 14) who raped me went to church there. They basically told me that if I would not go to the police, then I wanted what happened to me, therefore I was constantly grounded. It must have been 6 months before I was able to have a friend over after that. I was always "living in sin" and my heart was always wicked.
My parents used to beat me and my middle brother (but not my youngest brother) with dowel rods and other things they could find that would hurt "in the name of Jesus" to supposedly drive out the folly in our hearts. My middle brother now lives in a half way house after being released from prison on drug related charges. My youngest brother is on the same path.
I think considering everything I have been through, I have turned out well. I have my high school diploma and have an amazing new family. I also recently applied to go to a university with my husband and we will move our family this summer to another state 2,000 miles away.
My concerns are whenever my mother sees my child, even though I am right there, she tells him that his mommy and daddy are wrong for their beliefs and will burn in hell. This is a recent thing and it really scares my child. I have banned them from seeing us at all, but I am getting a lot of pressure from everyone else in the family, including my father, to make up with her and move past it. I just don't see how that could even be possible. Yes, I have a lot of anger towards Christianity and religion as well as my parents. But am I justified in keeping them out of my son's life? They also have a lot of money and they spend thousands on clothes, toys, etc. for him (they don't support him financially, they just give him all these extra things because he is their only grandchild) and I feel like I could be cheating him out of everything life has to offer him.
I am so tired of people trying to force convert us to Christianity as well. That's all there is where I am at. I live in a small town and people around here don't know and don't want to know any different. I'm also getting a lot of pressure to turn down our university opportunities in favor of staying in the bible belt. They don't want us to take my son away from extended family. But I feel like I am suffocating here. I hate it so much. I hate that I have to protect my child from every single person we encounter.
Also, how do I move past the abuse that I went through? It is not even so much what I went through as it is witnessing what my brother went through. I was diagnosed with post traumatic stress because of everything and have been in therapy since I became an adult. But I still cannot seem to get past the things I have witnessed, all because of abusive Christians.


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From rare 60s Shelbys to Fox body SVOs, the Mustang camp has ALWAYS provided it's fans with a whole portfolio of unique options and fabled powertrains that become instant classics as soon as they hit the showroom floor. And while certain ponies, like six figure Boss 302s are nice to invest in and look at, Mach 1s are a perfect example of where the market is heading: collector cars that are not only unusual and rare, but also big fun on the road. If you can find a pedigreed Mach 1 that has been correctly restored and has all the right hardware, you can get a serious investment grade classic for fun driver money. In November of last year we sold this "(external) 428 4-speed pony": http://www.rkmotorscharlotte.com/inventory/1969-Ford-Mustang-Mach-1/132628 for $65K! And in January of 2011, we sold this rare "(external) Lime Gold car": http://www.rkmotorscharlotte.com/inventory/1969-Ford-Mustang-Mach-1/132214 for $65K as well! Packing a top dog, numbers matching 428 Cobra Jet engine and a tough Toploader 4-speed transmission, this stunning 1969 Mustang Mach 1 is the perfect big block pony car for anyone who enjoys taking their vintage muscle to the streets and doesn't want to pay blue chip prices for a numbers matching car. If you're a Ford fan who's looking for a thrilling muscle car that can be shown AND enjoyed, this frame off restored, Mach 1 is the best value we've had all year!
According to Kevin Marti of Marti Auto Works, this awesome 1969 Mach 1 was bolted together at Ford's Metuchen, New Jersey assembly plant on February 24th of 1969 and delivered that same month to Brooklyn Motors Incorporated of Baltimore, Maryland with the following door data and optional equipment:
9 – 1969 model year
T – Built in Metuchen, New Jersey
02 – Mustang Sportsroof
R – 428 cubic inch 4 valve Cobra Jet Ram Air engine
74,359th Ford vehicle scheduled for production at Metuchen
63C – Mustang Mach 1 Sportsroof
C5 – Ford #3197-A Black Jade paint with blackout hood treatment
3A – Black Clarion Knit interior with vinyl Mach 1 Hi-Back bucket seats
12B – Scheduled for build on February 12th 1969
17 – Washington Ordering District
S – 3.50 Traction-Lok axle
6 – 4-speed close ratio manual transmission
• 4-speed close ration manual transmission
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• F70x14 Traction Tires with raised white letters
• Power front disc brakes
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Arriving at its Maryland dealership 12 days behind schedule, this super rare 1969 Mustang Mach 1 was purchased by James Arthur Price who would use it to prowl the Baltimore streets for years to come. Recently, its rock solid body was the beneficiary of a frame-off rotisserie restoration which created a virtually flawless canvas for a correct and glossy coat of Black Jade Green urethane. Once the cars clearcoat shell was buffed to a brilliant shine, trademark flat black was re-applied to its awesome shaker hood and bright gold Mach 1 tape stripes were perfectly aligned on its fuselage and rear valence. Today, this Mustang is a classic collection of straight and flat body panels, perfectly ridged character lines, and narrow panel gaps that combine to create a show worthy muscle car which presents a better than factory appearance.
At the front of the car, chrome trimmed low beam headlights and crystal clear grille mounted high beam headlights combine with an angled chin spoiler and ridged front fenders to provide a fierce, aggressive look. Inside that grille, a pristine chrome Mustang emblem features a familiar galloping horse and red, white and blue vertical inlays; and at the edges of that grille, factory chrome hood pins complement a showroom fresh plateaued front bumper. Top dead center on the hood is a silver finned shaker scoop which proudly displays chrome "Cobra Jet" emblems on each of its sides. And at the sides of the car, stainless rocker moldings parallel excellent looking chrome door handles and drip rails, body matched racing mirrors, and straight stainless trim which wraps around factory correct tinted glass. At the back of the car, attractive deep set quarter scoops lead a concave rear valence which hangs a detailed fuel cap and segmented Mustang tail lights below black inlayed "Mustang" letters. And a pristine chrome bumper sits above round, chrome trimmed reverse lights which are affixed just outside of quad outlet stainless exhaust tips.
Fortunately, this sinister Mustang is a lot more than just a pretty body. Under the blacked-out hood the original 428 cubic inch Cobra Jet Ram Air engine, which wears a correct November (K) 25th (25) of 1968 (8) casting date, has been completely rebuilt to its correct factory specifications. As one of the hottest pony car mills ever created, Ford's big block 428 cranks out a conservatively rated 335 horsepower and runs every bit as good as its brilliant Ford Blue paint looks. At the top of the engine, a correct Holley 4-barrel carburetor sits under a correct ram air induction system which draws fresh air from the cars silver detailed shaker scoop. Below that carburetor, silver finned valve covers sit at the sides of a correct Ford coil which sends spark through a correct points distributor to Autolite Professional Series premium plug wires. And below those plug wires, fully restored cast iron manifolds send spent gases into a high performance exhaust system while a correctly decaled satin black radiator sends water through fresh hoses and correct clamps. As you can see, the cars spotless engine bay has been properly sprayed in a smooth coat of satin black paint. And all of the correct ancillary components, from the fresh power brake booster and silver shock tower brace to the correct Motorcraft vacuum hoses and silver accessory brackets are present and accounted for. Every bit as fast and potent as it was 43 years ago, this awesome Mach 1 is ready to hit the street or the show field as soon as it rolls out of our RK Motors Charlotte showroom!
Naturally, the bottom of this clean Mach 1 has been restored to the same high standards as its exterior and engine compartment. Behind the motor, a tough Toploader 4-speed close ratio manual transmission, which carries an RUG-AU1 code from a 429 powered Torino, drives a durable Ford 9 inch rear end with stout 3.50 gears and a correct Traction-Lok limited slip differential. Holding that drivetrain off the ground is a correctly marked front and rear suspension which consists of like-new OEM-grade equipment and a fresh pair of KYB Gas-A-Just rear shocks. Above that suspension, red floor pans appear new, show absolutely no signs of rust or weathering and wear a lot of Black Jade overspray, just as the car would have left the factory. And at the ends of that suspension, optional power steering combines with optional power front disc and rear drums brakes, which receive fluid through new stainless lines, to make both turning and stopping an absolute cinch. In the middle of the floors, the cars fresh and accurately duplicated dual exhaust system sends spent gas from stock cast iron manifolds through a curved H-pipe crossover and correct intermediate resonators to a powerful, vintage sounding muffler; and behind the floors, a new stainless steel fuel tank sends gas through shiny, new stainless fuel lines. Power flows to the ground through 14 inch factory steel wheels that wear great looking chrome wheel covers and a correct set of F70-14 Firestone Wide Oval tires.
Inside the car, a correct black Clarion Knit vinyl interior features fresh Hi-Back buckets seats with red accents which blend perfectly with a whole roster of original panels and pieces. Everything from the seat foams and seat covers to the carpet and black rubber floor mats was replaced during the restoration. The dash is loaded with rebuilt gauges which include a factory clock, and features wood grain trim that's as vivid and bright as the day the car rolled into its Baltimore showroom. A correct Philco AM radio sits in front of the cars chrome shifter which is topped by a correct wood finished Mustang shift knob and is housed in a correct wood trimmed console. Even the seat belts have been restored to new condition and along with the optional Rim Blow steering wheel, chrome accessory knobs and completely new door panels provide a fresh and nicely detailed appearance. Behind the interior, a completely restored trunk includes a correct trunk mat and correct lid decals. And, like most 60s era Mustangs, the driving environment in this Mach 1 is first rate proving that Ford definitely had some of the best interior designers in the business.
Documentation included with the sale of this investment grade Mustang is a copy of the cars original title and two copies of the cars Marti Auto Works report.
If you're a fan of Ford performance, you know that Mach 1s are exceptional bargains that deliver big-block thrills at an unmatched price point. This 1969 Mach 1 is the perfect car to show and enjoy with no worries. Take care of it, maintain it, keep it looking great, and it will easily hold its value while you have a ton of fun. A fully restored big block 4-speed Mustang that's wrapped in some of Fords best styling and covered in awesome Black jade Green paint? What's not to love?!
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- 1969
- Make
- Ford
- Secondary Make
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- Model Name
- Mustang
- Secondary Model
- Mach 1
- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Muscle Car
- Mileage
- 7380
Engine / Transmission
- Engine Type
- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- 428 Cobra Jet V8
- Engine Number
- n/a
- Heads
- n/a
- Fuel Specification
- n/a
- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 4 Speed Manual
- Transmission Spec
- n/a
- Transmission Number
- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- n/a
- Battery Location
- n/a
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- No
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Black
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Vinyl
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Coupe
- Doors
- 2
- Safe Body Color
- Black Jade
- Paint Type
- n/a
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
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- Rear Suspension Type
- n/a
- Axle Specification
- Ford 9" 3.50
- Front Wheel Specification
- n/a
- Rear Wheel Specification
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- Front Tire Specification
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- Rear Tire Specification
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- Front Brakes Specification
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- Rear Brakes Specification
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- Spare
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- Exhaust Type
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- Muffler Type
- n/a
- Restoration Status
- n/a
- Mileage Since Restoration
- n/a
- Awards Summary
- n/a
- Historical Documents Summary
- Martie Auto Works Report, Original Title copy.
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GRAHAM — Matt Heidel was no stranger to messy terrain, having grown up riding dirt bikes.. But at 19, Matt wasn't prepared for a cancer diagnosis that knocked him off two wheels for a while.
Matt, whose family moved to Burlington in 1998 and then settled in Graham, started riding dirt bikes at home in
"I made the mistake when Matt was 2 and my oldest (Ned) was like, 8, I put them on a Gold Wing," said Matt's father, Gene Heidel. He said his sons took after him and now, "We've got about 30 motorcycles between the three of us."
Matt said his mom used to ride during his childhood, as well. "The whole family was kind of brought up on two wheels," he said.
So it was no surprise when Matt took to dirtbikes, then began racing them in club series, Gene said. And with dirt bikes came the occasional spill and injury. So in 2001, when Matt was 19, "My wife noticed a knot on his shoulder and asked if he'd had an accident," said Gene. It turned out to be much more serious.
"Two days later he had a biopsy and three days later he started chemo," Gene said. Matt was diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma in his esophagus and endured about six months of chemotherapy and three months of radiation.
"Everything seemed to be OK," Gene said.
Then, around the summer of 2002, Matt suffered a relapse. The cancer had moved, and was working its way down to his stomach and other organs. The doctors called it progressive Hodgkins lymphoma.
Doctors at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill performed a stem cell transplant using Matt's own blood, harvesting his healthy cells and reintroducing them into his system after about two weeks.
"It was a tough, tough time for all of us," Gene said.
Now, at age 30, Matt Heidel is cancer-free, a UNC Chapel Hill graduate, and back on a bike. Except now he's riding in the NASCAR of road racing, competing in the AMA Pro XR1200 Series.
"I didn't really start riding road or street bikes until after chemo," said Matt. "Up until that point it was all dirt bikes."
After the chemo and radiation, he tried to return to dirtbikes, but, "My body wasn't conditioned. It had gotten pretty weak from all the chemicals," he said.
He found street bikes and the smoother terrain easier on his body, but that's not to say racing his Harley-Davidson XR1200 isn't physically demanding. "After a race, I'm definitely coming in and out of breath," Matt said.
It doesn't look like it, but the position a racer must maintain on a bike while taking curves at high speeds is tough. Matt described it as squatting down "as low as you can go," while on tiptoes, and transitioning from right to left.
"Do that say, 17 different times, 10 times in a row, that's pretty much what you're doing," when racing, he said. And the higher the speed, the more counter-steering is required when going into turns, which is also physically challenging, Matt said.
He's been racing in the Harley Davidson XR1200 class for about three years, and goes back to dirtbike riding during the off season in between his classes at UNC-Asheville, where Matt has three more semesters to complete before earning his teaching license.
"I teach people how to ride motorcycles," Matt said, and has kicked around the idea of getting back into club racing. For now, though, he's enjoying racing with the pros.
"Most of the Harley guys are pretty relaxed. They're willing to joke around before the race," he said. "It's less stressful. It's a good environment to be in."
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Tottenham have completed the signing of France midfielder Etienne Capoue from Ligue 1 club Toulouse.
Thibaut Courtois has kept 12 clean sheets in his first Premier League season.
Everton are interested in luring Jonny Evans away from Manchester United this summer, and they have a second player in mind should the Northern Irishman target fall through.
Nigel Pearson wants Esteban Cambiasso to stay at Leicester next season.
Burnley striker Danny Ings will almost certainly be sold this summer and he has plenty of suitors, with Liverpool currently the favorites to land him.
Diego Costa became just the fourth Chelsea player to score 20 years in a Premier League campaign, according to Sky Sports and Opta.
James Milner is a target for Liverpool this summer, as his veteran leadership would be a welcome replacement for the departing Steven Gerrard.
Aston Villa only scored 31 goals this season, which was their lowest ever in a league season, according to SkySports and Opta.
Typist's nightmare Yevhen Konoplyanka appears to be headed to Stoke City on a £50,000 per week deal after tonight's Europa League final.
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Arsenal have been most frequently linked with a move for Karim Benzema but today comes word that Manchester United may be entering the fray for his signature as well.
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Greg Hannibal, Director of Small Business Center for Lenoir Community College, has grown up in Kinston and seen his share of negatives of downtown, especially when the center was relocated from campus to North Queen Street in 2003.
Today, he's impressed with the work being done in revitalizing downtown.
"When I first came here, downtown was fairly stagnant and dormant," Hannibal said. "Now, vehicular traffic has increased and people seem to enjoy the amenities, such as the restaurants and shops. We have places here recognized throughout the state and out of state.
"Downtown has been out of favor for a while, but it has always been a jewel."
On Thursday, Pride of Kinston director Adrian King provided information during the monthly meeting exemplifying the confidence. Since 2004, Pride has issued 33 matching façade and property improvements grants to assist owners in improving the appearance of building and surroundings.
In all, King said Pride of Kinston has invested nearly $100,000 to businesses.
"It was a great opportunity to give factual information that hasn't been brought to the public eye in close detail," King said of Thursday's meeting.
Johnny Reynolds, a co-owner of Reynolds Seafood Company on Herritage Street, received a $1,284 check from Pride of Kinston to replace an awning in 2006. In 2011, Reynolds and others made massive renovations to improve the exterior of the establishment without assistance from the organization, to help beautify downtown.
"We spent about $30,000 out of our pockets on brickwork, siding and signs," Reynolds said.
City Council hopeful John Nix, who owns the building of The Red Foxx Salon, 107 W. Gordon St., said the grant was used to create a an attachment.
"We did improvements about five or six years ago," Nix said. "The façade grant was around $4,000 and the garden area was just a vacant lot where a building imploded. We turned that into an attached area."
Nix, along with others, contributed money to the project.
"I've put in about $4,000 myself and this has been at least a $10,000 improvement," Nix said.
Red Foxx Salon owner Mary Whaley said there have been several noticeable improvements over time.
"The changes to the courtyard improved the appearance at the shop," she said. "It was an empty lot before the owner did landscaping and added fencing. It helped my business and protected it, giving me a little more privacy."
Adriana's co-owner Susan Sykes said the grant her store at 222 N. Herritage Street received several years ago was beneficial to the outlook of her business.
"It made it a more attractive place for people to come and shop," she said. "People have noticed the changes and it's made it a friendlier place."
Hannibal is hoping the trends continue, as Kinston looks to establish an identity compared to surrounding areas.
"We're not Greenville, which has ECU," Hannibal said. "We're not Jacksonville, which has Camp Lejeune. We're not Goldsboro, which has Seymour Johnson. We're not New Bern, which has a waterfront. We are no longer the world's foremost tobacco center, but we're a home-based community with good people and easy access.
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After arson, girl raises money to improve Everett park
Annie Mulligan / For The Herald
Ashley Barquest, 11, took action when arsonists burned part of the playground at Garfield Park in Everett in May. Barquest, pictured here on the playground at Garfield Park on Tuesday afternoon, raised $2,900 from the community, which the city will now use to make further improvements to the park on top of those already provided by the city.
With the help of family, friends and neighbors, Ashley Barquest, 11, raised roughly $2,900 with "Pennies for Garfield Park."
On May 19, an arsonist torched parts of the north Everett park, where Ashley, her sister and her cousins play almost every day on their way home from Garfield Elementary School. Police are still investigating.
After the fire, Ashley was heartbroken. She wanted to help.
Along with her grandmother, Karen Barquest, and her father, Shawn Barquest, she turned canning jars into fundraiser jars and placed them in classrooms and businesses around Everett. They handed out fliers. They talked to city officials.
A lot of businesses said no. Some jars got stolen. Ashley stayed enthusiastic.
"It makes me happy when people say they'll help," she said. "Running a fundraiser or a business isn't all that easy."
The park reopened June 26. The city went ahead and paid for the repairs, which cost about $55,000. City officials told Ashley that any money she raised would go toward additional improvements at the park.
City parks staff now will work with the family to see what those improvements might be, interim city spokeswoman Marla Carter said Tuesday. The family likely will be invited to speak to the City Council.
Ashley isn't sure what to think about that. She hasn't decided what she might suggest, she said.
"I'm a little nervous," she said.
About half of the money was raised by The Homeport Tavern along Everett Avenue.
The bar staff had been planning some kind of charity yard sale for a while when they saw the news reports about Ashley, tavern co-owner Gregory Smith said.
They were impressed that a fifth-grader was behind it all, he said. They also hosted a fundraiser jar and donated the bar's penny bucket.
"It just kind of struck home," he said. "The Homeport is in the Riverside neighborhood. I've lived in the Riverside neighborhood myself for 28 years. It just seemed like a neighborly thing to do."
The yard sale was held this past weekend. Ashley came by with her father to drop off some items, including paintball guns and a toaster, she said.
Smith thanked the family "for all the effort they put in for the neighborhood," he said.
At one point during the yard sale, an elderly woman came by and browsed for about a half-hour, Smith said. The woman didn't buy anything but donated $20 and said she used to play in Garfield Park when she was a kid.
The woman came back before the sale ended. She donated dozens of miniature figurines from a family collection, Smith said.
Other people also gave money without buying anything, he said. More still would buy a small item and refuse to take their change.
"It was just a really, really uplifting experience, that people really get behind their community, and it was great to see," Smith said.
The family still has a few more jars to collect and tally. The experience has helped Ashley and her younger sister Janelle grow and mature, Karen Barquest said.
She is helping Ashley make a scrapbook entry about the fundraiser. The family has been collecting mementos, and the sisters have been taking pictures of the park over the past few months.
The grandmother has enjoyed "just watching everything they do," she said. "They're good kids."
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While in basic training, Phillips qualified as "Expert Shooter" shooting 38 out of 40 targets with his M-16 that ranged from 50 to 300 meters away. Private First Class Phillips graduated with Echo Company 2-47 on July 3, 2012.
Phillips continued his Advanced Individual Training (AIT) with Echo Company 3-81 in Ft. Benning and is now certified as a 91M Bradley fighting vehicle maintainer.
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The Oak Hill Academy Raiders got their first district win by default a couple of weeks ago when Winston Academy forfeited to them.
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Rev. George Washington Sr., age 83, passed away Friday, Dec. 10, 2010, at North Mississippi Medical Center in West Point.
Funeral services are Friday, Dec. 17, 2010, at 1 p.m. from Hogan's Chapel A.M.E. Church, with the Rev. Dr. Willie B. Lairy officiating. Burial will follow in Johnson Creek Cemetery in Pheba.
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The Hebron Christian School basketball teams have been playing some of their toughest competition of the season as of late. Last Saturday, the two teams hosted one of the state's leading powerhouses in Leake Academy. Both Leake teams were victorious, marking the first loss of the season for the Lady Eagles.
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Three years ago, Perrance Ward played his final snap of high school football for the West Point Green Wave. He left West Point at the end of the fall of 2007, and he would not start again on a football field until this past August.
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Out of all of the football players in the state of Mississippi, only a few are chosen to represent their schools in the Bernard Blackwell North-South game, which will be played on Saturday in Ocean Springs.
West Point native Zach Stephenson will be the lone representative for Smithville High School when the game starts at noon on Saturday.
The 6-foot-6, 280 pound offensive lineman sports a large athletic and academic resume coming into the game.
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Walter E. Stokes III, age 86, passed away Sunday, Dec. 12, 2010, at Washington Care, Greenville, Miss., surrounded by his loving family.
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She was a volunteer worker for the American Red Cross and an active member of the Double Springs Baptist Church.
Memorial services are Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010, at 2 p.m. from the Double Springs Baptist Church in Okibbeha County, with burial in the Clear Springs Cemetery at a later date.
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Mrs. Williams was born July 2, 1934, to Shelton Brand and Mildred Goodwin Brand in Parchman, Miss. She lived most of her life in Monroe County. Mrs. Williams graduated from Houston High School and Draughn's Business College. She was a self employed therapist, a member of St. John's Episcopal Church and a charter member of the Aberdeen Jr., Women's League.
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Genice D. Brown and Eddie Brown Sr. of Cedar Bluff and Kenneth D. Taylor Sr. of Starkville are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Amanda Nichole Taylor to Jay Tavaras Ewing, son of James and Barbara Ewing of Mantee.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Richard R. Deanes Sr. and the late Susie Mae Deans and the late China N. Taylor Sr. and Almeda Taylor of Starkville.
She is a graduate of West Point High School and Itawamba Community College.
She is currently employed with Starkville Manor Health Care.
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The West Point Lady Green Wave defense put on a show on Friday night, giving the home crowd a second straight win here in West Point as they defeated Aberdeen 55-33.
Most of Aberdeen's scoring came in the last quarter, and by the time they were able to put some real points on the board, Kelsei Ewings and the Lady Wave had already mounted a sizable lead.
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Montessori school celebrates 50 years
Dan Bates / The Herald As part of the Spirit Day celebration at the school, Thursday, Paulos Yohannes, 4 (left) serves little brownie cupcakes to his excited classmates at the Montessori Schools of Snohomish County on Puget Drive in Everett. Photo Taken: 050213
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Language arts and math teacher Liz Vickers is surrounded Thursday by students at a work table in one of the classrooms at the Montessori Schools of Snohomish County on Puget Drive in Everett.
Dan Bates / The Herald Kathy Gunnell admires a piece of work done by 5-year-old Zachary Coombs (upper left) while helping some youngsters at the Montessori Schools of Snohomish County on Puget Drive in Everett, Thursday. Photo Taken: 050213
It was a typical Thursday at Montessori Schools of Snohomish County.
Infants, high-schoolers and children all ages in between share the small campus near Everett Mall. They are the latest generation at a school that started more than 50 years ago in the basement of a Lynnwood home.
Today, the founders' daughter is co-director of the school launched in 1962. "It was only a preschool. I was about 3," said Kathy Gunnell, 55, whose parents, Wayne and Barbara Templin, began what would become Montessori Schools of Snohomish County. "Mom did the preschool, and Dad went to London for elementary Montessori training," she said.
She and her husband, Kory Gunnell, who live in Lake Stevens, now run the school, where one of their six children is still a student. Their daughter, Tawnya Valentine, 29, is a teacher at the school, and the Gunnells have several grandchildren there.
The name Montessori Schools of Snohomish County reflects the past, when there were several smaller sites, from north Seattle to Marysville. By the mid-1980s, the schools had become a nonprofit corporation and were consolidated at the present campus. Kathy Gunnell said many of the school's parents work at the Boeing Co. in Everett.
Alumni, current parents and others with connections to Montessori Schools of Snohomish County or the former Little Way Montessori are invited to celebrate Saturday at a 50th anniversary reunion dinner and auction. Proceeds from the event at Lynnwood's Embassy Suites will benefit the school, which now has about 150 students.
The Montessori approach to education takes its name from Dr. Maria Montessori. The Italian doctor, who died in 1952, opened the first Montessori school -- the Casa dei Bambini or "Children's House" -- in 1907 in Rome. The philosophy emphasizes hands-on learning, freedom within limits, and a sense of order. There are a number of other schools in the region that use the Montessori method of teaching.
On Thursday, it wasn't hard to see it in practice. The youngest preschoolers, on the floor with educational toys, were helped to keep playthings contained on individual mats. "Their space lets them see 'It's my work,'" Kathy Gunnell said.
Kory Gunnell's job is normally administrative, but he was substitute teaching Thursday in the classroom for 5- to 10-year-olds. One of approximately 20 teachers was out of the day.
Other staff in the room helped oversee small groups. Some children worked on math facts by counting and sorting objects. Others were reading or talking with teachers. A little boy in an art area finished painting petals on a wooden flower cut-out -- a Mother's Day gift.
More than a school, the campus offers infant day care beginning at 6 weeks old. Before- and after-school extended activity is available. And one marked difference from other schools, the program operates all summer. There are spring and winter vacations, but families take vacations year-round and children catch up at their own pace.
Tuition is roughly $800 to $925 per month, depending on age. Infant care is more expensive.
For Teresa Padilla, of Bothell, the cost is well worth it. Her 5-year-old son, Tony, attends the Montessori school. Her two older sons, now 19 and 23, went there before going to public schools.
"I fell in love with the teachers," said Padilla, whose children learned sign language by age 2. "It's all kind of self-motivating. Kids work at their own pace, but the teachers push them along. They become very independent. Teachers have a level of respect for their students -- little people all the way up to high schoolers. There's no harshness, no bullying there," she said.
"I'm just learning more," said Robert Degrat, 14, who switched to the Montessori school from Everett's Eisenhower Middle School. He said he has more time for assignments and a better connection with teachers at his new school.
Kathy Gunnell said Montessori appeals to parents of both fast learners and children who need more time. "We don't lose kids trying to teach to the norm. It's individualized," she said.
There were just eight students when her parents started their basement preschool. Wayne and Barbara Templin are deceased, but their legacy continues.
"I've been at this school my whole life," said 14-year-old Zak Templin, who has a sister and twin younger brothers at the school.
"He's my nephew," Kathy Gunnell said.
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Montessori Schools of Snohomish County will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a "50 Golden Years" reunion dinner and auction at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Embassy Suites, 20610 44th Ave. W., Lynnwood. Registration starts at 5 p.m. Cost is $50 per person or $100 per couple. To RSVP, call 425-355-1311. The school is at 1804 Puget Drive, Everett. www.mymssc.com.
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Gary Botha's desire to play for the Springboks has never burned stronger but he's not overly optimistic about his international future.
Botha, who signed a three-year deal with English Premiership side Harlequins last year, had a difficult 2007 under former Springbok coach Jake White. He came on as an early replacement for John Smit in the Tri-Nations opener against Australia, then started in Durban and Sydney, before being dropped for Bismarck du Plessis for the final match against the All Blacks in Christchurch.
Du Plessis, who came into the World Cup squad as a late replacement for Pierre Spies, then overtook him in the pecking order and played back-up to Smit for the World Cup semi-final and final.
Botha probably wouldn't have featured often, if at all, this year had White remained as coach. However, with the introduction of a new boss in Peter de Villiers and the pending announcement of his assistants, Botha's Test career may have been thrown a lifeline.
The 26-year-old is, however, not waiting by the phone to hear from De Villiers. In fact, the sense you get when talking to him is of a man hungry to continue playing for his country, but one who has at the same time resigned himself fact that he may not be part of De Villiers's future plans.
"A new coach brings new ideas and philosophies about how the game should be played, and what type of players he needs to achieve his vision," Botha told keo.co.za from his London base.
"Whether Peter has me in mind or not I don't know. He hasn't made any contact with me about meeting when he comes up here (De Villiers leaves for Europe on February 8 to meet with foreign-based players and their coaches, as well as to gather data on Wales and Italy who they play in mid-year Tests). I can't tell you what he's thinking. To be honest I'm not holding my breath for a call.
"I'll always have an allegiance to my country, and I still want to play for South Africa. If he does ask about my availability, I'll have to negotiate with Quins [to return to South Africa], but I'd been dead keen to play."
Harlequins suffered a pool stage exit in the European Cup, failing to win any matches, and a disappointing Energy Cup campaign where they lost two of their three pool matches. They are, however, still well placed at the halfway stage of the Premiership, and will hope to elevate themselves from sixth position to a to a top four finish.
Botha's form in the European Cup was criticised by the British press, who questioned his ability to operate without the world's best lock combination, Bakkies Botha and Victor Matfield, to aim at.
"That's an unfair thing to say," he counters. "Victor in particular is one of a kind, the best in the business. You don't have a player in the world who is even close to him so you can't expect the same consistency we had at the Bulls. That lineout was so efficient that it skewed people's perception of what a normal lineout should operate like. You're going to make errors. It's not going to be perfect all the time.
"Statistically we're the fourth best lineout team in the Premiership and we've got some outstanding locks here who I'm beginning to gel with nicely. Of course I can play without Victor and Bakkies, but it takes time to settle. Don't judge me now."
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Hi! I am new to this message boards so please bear with me. I have been trying to locate my family history in Italy. Here is what I know and what I am trying to find:
What I Know:
My great grandfather Luigi Burgo came over to the US via Ellis Island in 1906 from the Port of Naples. According to my grandmother (his daughter) he was from Salandra Italy. He had a brother Michele or Micheal (depends on which cencus you read!) that came over in 1903 and then sponsored Luigi to come to USA. As far as I know, their parents stayed in Italy.
Luigi was born in 1886 in Italy. Michele born in 1882 or 1884 in Italy(This date is not clear).
Luigi's wife Antonia (aka nettie, Nadie, or Antoinette in US) came over from Salandra as well in 1907 but I can not find her in Ellis Island. According to my grandmother, Antonia's maiden name was "Spa-roll-a", at least that is how she pronounces it but I can not locate that spelling ANYWHERE and I am pretty sure that my interpretation of the spelling is nothing close to what it might really be.
Antonia was born in 1889 in Italy. Her parents and at least one sister stayed in Italy. My grandmother tells me that Antonia used to send money to her sister in Italy who was very poor and slept on hay.
I am trying to locate any information on Luigi's parents and his birth/baptism/etc in Italy as well as any general info on Salandra. I have done some searches but I am unclear as to if Salandra is now part of a different municpality or where?
Also, I am VERY interested in trying to identify any variations on how their names may have been spelled in Italy, ESPECIALLY Antoinia's since I don't think the spelling I have "Sparola" is anything close to the real thing.
OH-Luigi and Antonia met in Italy but were married in US.
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Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development | Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology, and Physiology
Office of Student ResearchCancer Center, Yale: Signal TransductionSkin Diseases Research Center, Yale | Pathology: Stern Lab; ExPathSignal Transduction
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- EGF Receptor activates MET through MAP kinases to enhance non-small cell lung carcinoma invasion and brain metastasis. Breindel JL, Haskins JW, Cowell EP, Zhao M, Nguyen DX, Stern DF. Cancer Res. 2013 Jun 21. [Epub ahead of print]
- MERTK controls melanoma cell migration and survival and differentially regulates cell behavior relative to AXL. Tworkoski KA, Platt JT, Bacchiocchi A, Bosenberg M, Boggon TJ, Stern DF. Pigment Cell Melanoma Res. 2013 Jul;26(4):527-41. doi: 10.1111/pcmr.12110. Epub 2013 May 21. PMID: 23617806 [PubMed - in process]
- Genotype-selective combination therapies for melanoma identified by high-throughput drug screening. Held MA, Langdon CG, Platt JT, Graham-Steed T, Liu Z, Chakraborty A, Bacchiocchi A, Koo A, Haskins JW, Bosenberg MW, Stern DF. Cancer Discov. 2013 Jan;3(1):52-67. doi: 10.1158/2159-8290.CD-12-0408. Epub 2012 Dec 13. PMID: 23239741 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]