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Senior forward Kelsey Evans forced overtime and then did more damage with the extra time in a 70-60 upset Monday night at Alumni Gym.
"We just made a decision we were going to win this game," Evans said.
Elon scored the first five points of overtime, and could have had more as it took the Mocs three-plus minutes to record their only two points of the extra period.
"We weren't scoring every possession, but they weren't scoring at all," Elon guard Ali Ford said.
Ford scored 21 points and Evans had 19 points and 21 rebounds for Elon (6-7 overall, 3-1 Southern Conference), which has notched consecutive victories for the first time in nearly two months.
Evans' bucket off a rebound with 5.5 seconds left in regulation tied the score. She raced to the other end, blocking Kayla Christopher's baseline shot just before the buzzer, though the stat keepers didn't credit that play as one of her five rejections.
"We just did a lot of intangible things," Elon coach Charlotte Smith said. "We knew that we're capable. A lot of games we played in the non-conference prepared us for this. … We were clutch in the clutch."
Zora Stephenson's 3-pointer with 1:57 left pulled Elon to within 55-54.
That's about when Ford went to Evans to try to calm her down amid the excitement. It might have been the right exchange because Evans had 10 of her points in the last six minutes (counting overtime).
"Everyone has decided it's time to step up," Evans said, calling it a renewed mentality.
Ashlen Dewart answered in the lane with 41 ticks remaining for the Mocs before Elon's Kelsey Harris misfired on a 3 on Elon's next possession.
The Mocs' Alex Black made the second of two free-throw attempts at the 21.2-second mark to set up the final stretch.
In overtime, another basket off a rebound by Evans pushed Elon's lead to 65-60. Ford's old-fashioned three-point play with 53.2 seconds remaining made it 68-60 and the largest lead for either team.
Dewart, who had the Mocs' lone overtime basket, posted 20 points. Christopher scored all 15 of her points in the first half.
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Elon held a 12-8 lead less than four minutes into the game, but the scoring pace subsided. Ford had 10 of her points in the opening 14 minutes.
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The Boks beat New Zealand 28-21 for a third World Series Tournament win of the year but the Kiwis, courtesy of their consistency all season, were crowned World Series Champions for the 11th time in 14 seasons.
New Zealand has won just one tournament this year but invariably they played in the final or semi-final whereas South Africa's inconsistency in the early part of the Series ensured they were never in contention for the main season prize.
Paul Treu's side were outstanding in Glasgow, as they were in Tokyo. They have now backed up in successive tournaments. They also hammered New Zealand to win the Las Vegas Sevens.
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BROAD CREEK — This time around it was different for Croatan — and Northside.
Nearly a month after first-year coach Kirk McDougle said his Cougars had a meltdown for all to see against the Monarchs, Croatan rode a strong second half in which it hit 8 of its 11 3-pointers to come away with a 77-65 win Friday night.
Earlier, the Northside girls beat Croatan 40-23.
Croatan (15-4, 6-4 East Central 2-A Conference), which was outscored 28-7 in the second quarter en route to a 75-56 loss to Northside on Jan. 4, rallied from a 15-point first-half deficit this time around behind a final quarter in which the Cougars outscored the Monarchs 27-8.
"When we played up there everyone in that gym could see that we quit," McDougle said. "We quit that second quarter, and we quit in the second half. Tonight we stayed strong and we stayed focused, and we played as a family and we got a reward as a family."
Northside (15-3, 7-3) led 36-21 on a 3-pointer by Jamal Brown with 2:54 left in the opening half before the Cougars pulled to within 38-29 at the half behind two buckets — including a trey — by Mitchell Smith, who scored a team-high 17 points.
The Cougars then got a four-point play 12 seconds into the second half when Carl Huffman hit a 3-pointer and was fouled by Davion Ayabarreno — one of three times the Monarchs were called for fouling a 3-point shooter.
Still, Northside maintained its lead into the fourth quarter until Kyle Cranmer nailed a 3-pointer from the wing for a 63-61 lead with 4:25 left that was part of a finishing 16-7 homestretch that also included a 3-pointer by JacQues Chambers.
"This is a huge win for us," McDougle said. "All year long our Achilles' heel has been the fourth quarter."
Croatan had five players in double figures. Along with Smith, Cranmer had 16 points and Chambers 14. Austin Saunders and Huffman each had 13.
Northside senior Jamal Parker led all scorers with 23 while Josh Cabrera added 15 and 11 rebounds.
"I tell you what, they put on a clinic from the 3-point line," Northside coach Tony Marshburn said. "I knew they were very dangerous out there, but we didn't do a good job defending the 3-point line. (It was a) point of emphasis last night in practice, point of emphasis before the game tonight, you've got to guard the 3-point line.
"In conjunction with that, you can't foul 3-point shooters. We gave up a four-point play on one, and then on an inbounds play No. 10 (Huffman) was wide open at the top of the key. We had too many defensive breakdowns tonight, and you can't (do that)."
Especially in the fourth quarter, when Marshburn said his club "didn't play smart" on defense or offense at times.
"Part of the game plan was you come down (and) you make them play defense," he said. "Then all of sudden we're going to pass the ball one time and shoot it. It's been one of our problems all year long. We'll get in a flow and take ourselves out of a flow simply by rush, rush, rush."
Northside 40, Croatan 23: Northside fell behind 9-0 in the first five minutes, but then outscored Croatan 40-14, which included a 20-4 second quarter, to pick up a road
"We did the same thing against them last time," Northside coach Chad Novelli said. "We had to claw our way back and get in the lead and, once again, try to keep it and survive."
The Monarchs (15-4, 8-2) committed four turnovers in their first five trips down court but then had just 9 the rest of the way, including three in the final minute with the game well in hand and the reserves on the floor.
"The last couple days of practice the No. 1 theme has been take care of the ball, don't turn the ball over," Novelli said. "When we came right and did it three or four times in the first couple minutes I felt like we had just wasted four hours. But then they really settled down."
Ashanti Curry led Northside with 13 points while Kayla Hill added 12. Croatan (4-13, 2-8), which committed 28 turnovers, was led by Joy Taylor with 7 points.
Northside took its first lead at 12-11 on a 3-pointer by Hill 52 seconds into the second quarter and took the lead for good moments later on a short baseline jumper by Erin Bowerman to go up 14-13 with 6:10 left in the opening half.
That also started a 15-0 run that including another 3-pointer by Hill, who also scored on a drive down the lane before Curry capped the spurt with a layup for a 27-13 lead with 1:58 left in the first half.
"We came out and played really well at the start of the game," Croatan coach Andrew Gurley said. "They're a good team that's going on runs. That second quarter really hurt us. You take the second quarter away and it's a heck of a game."
Northside 9 20 3 8 — 40
Croatan 11 4 5 3 — 23
Curry 13, Hill 12, Collins 6, Moore 4, Bowerman 4, Perez 1. Totals— 18 1-5 40
Taylor 7, Heverly 5, Raynor 4, Perry 3, Layko 2, Raper 2. Totals— 7 8-12 23
3-Point Goals— NS 3 (Hill 2, Curry 1). C 1 (Taylor1). Rebounds— NS 21 (Curry 5, Stokes 5). C NA. RECORDS— NS: 15-4, 8-2, hosts S. Lenoir on Tuesday. C: 4-13, 2-8, at East Duplinon Tuesday.
Northside 22 16 19 8 — 65
Croatan 18 13 19 27 — 77
Parker 23, Cabrera 15, McCarthy 8, Brown 7, Ayabarreno 6, Ko. Curry 4, Kr. Curry 2. Totals— 26 7-15 65
Smith 17, Cranmer 16, Chambers 14, Saunders 13, Huffman 13, Denning 4. Totals— F 25 16-19 77
3-Point Goals— NS 6 (Parker 3, Cabrera 2, Brown 1). C 11 (Smith 3, Chambers 3, Cranmer 2, Huffman 2, Saunders 1). Rebounds— NS 31 (Cabrera 11). C NA. RECORDS— NS: 15-3, 7-3, hosts S. Lenoir on Tuesday. C: 15-4, 6-4, at East Duplinon Tuesday.
Northside 59, Croatan 55
LEADING PLAYERS — NS: Eady 19, Colon15. CR Bryan 14, Nelson 10. RECORDS — NS: 8-7, 5-3, hosts S. Lenoir on Tuesday. C: 14-3, 8-2, at East Duplinon Tuesday.


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We have to realize that people have different needs. Some people like to eat sushi, some people doesn't like it. It very simple, it is based on preference and the need of the individual.
I'm a non believer of God since I m able to think. Before, I used to think why can't people live on and not rely on a book to live their life. Why they can possibly manage ignore all the evidence and continue to believe in a book written centuries ago that are full of nonsense. I used to think religious people are a bunch of close minded idiot that don't know better. I try to convince my family and friends the important of being able to reason and thinking logically. And I have failed every time.
I thought about this for years, I interview my friend and family whenever possible.
I asked them one simple question. How do you deal with the unknown in this world?
I asked them, "You know, there are lots of unknown in this world, how do you deal with it?
This question receives basically three different answers.
1)"I don't need an answer to the unknown and Ill look for it through the means of reason and logic"
2) "I don't need an answer to the unknown and I don't care"
3) "I need an answer to the unknown immediately"
People who answered no.3 are mostly religious. They say, they feel scared and uneasy when there are unknowns and there is no filler it. I thought about it, and I feel very differently. I think, isn't it great to be able to look at all the evidence and think logically to reason ourselves about the unknown. Isn't it exciting to be able to use science and build up the answer for the unknown bit by bit? However, most religious people think otherwise. They need filler to the unknown no matter what and need it now. They need an answer to the unknown immediately.
This is when I realize, atheist and religious people are simply different people with different needs. This is when religious people and science minded people clashes. Because of their different needs, and the fact that we failed to think through each other mind, it creates confusion between the two.
I think it is lot complicated than saying to religious people "why can't you live your life through reason and logic" I think the reason that religious people need a God, is that they simply need an answer the the unknown at this very moment. And that is a lot different than an Atheist who do not need an answer and is perfectly fine discovering the unknown through science.
I think it hard to understand the religious people when the atheist thinking is completely different than the religious person view point. Some people need to eat sushi than others. I don't think we can reason with them and tell them to have less sushi. I think we have to realize our different in thinking. When it comes down to different thinking and needs, we just have to respect it.


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Final Score: Oregon 70, (4) Arizona 66
Eugene, OR (Sports Network) - E.J. Singler stuffed the stat sheet with 14 points, seven assists, seven rebounds and three steals on Thursday, as the Oregon Ducks upended the fourth-ranked Arizona Wildcats, 70-66, at Matthew Knight Arena.
Tony Woods, Carlos Emory and Dominic Artis each added 10 points for the Ducks (13-2, 2-0 Pac-12), who improved to 11-0 at home and earned their first victory over a top-5 team since they upset then-No. 1 UCLA on Jan. 6, 2007.
"The crowd provided a different atmosphere, especially the student section and pit crew," Oregon head coach Dana Altman said. "They really got us going. Crowds like ours are an example of why playing college basketball on the road is so tough. We definitely had the home court advantage tonight."
Mark Lyons led Arizona (14-1, 2-1) with a game-high 21 points, while Solomon Hill donated 16 points and Nick Johnson added 12 for the Wildcats, who have lost their last two meetings with the Ducks.
"Our effort picked up in the second half, but it wasn't enough," Lyons said.
Oregon led 41-30 at the break before Damyean Dotson opened the second half with a 3-pointer to push the advantage to 14.
Arizona answered with a 12-4 surge to pull within 48-42, but the Wildcats failed to score a bucket from the field over the next four-plus minutes, allowing the Ducks to build their lead back to 10, 60-50, on an Emory triple just before the midpoint of the second half.
A Singler trey a bit later extended the lead to 11 before the Ducks went cold, as they failed to score a field goal over the final 6:49.
With Oregon struggling to convert baskets, Arizona made its run, as Hill finished a three-point play before Lyons knocked down a pair of triples around a Johnson layup to make it 67-63 with 1:26 still to play.
After Singler connected on two free throws, Johnson found some space and buried an open 3-pointer to bring the Wildcats within 69-66 with 53 seconds remaining.
Johnson then grabbed a defensive rebound off an Artis miss, but he was stripped at the other end by Johnathan Loyd, who split a pair of free throws to make it a two-possession game with 9.2 ticks remaining, sealing the outcome.
Arizona opened the contest on an 11-0 run behind a trio of 3-pointers, but the Ducks outscored the visitors 41-19 over the final 16:57 of the first half to take an 11-point edge into the locker room.
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General Chemical Physics is broad and interdisciplinary, involving chemistry and physics, not focused on liquid crystals, and employing the techniques of theoretical and experimental physics.
Liquid Crystal Synthesis and Molecular Design is for students interested in organic chemistry. The program offers more training in physics and the science of liquid crystalline materials than is traditionally provided in a graduate chemistry program. This program is tailored for students with an undergraduate background in chemistry or chemical engineering who wish to pursue graduate training in molecular design and synthesis of new and innovative liquid crystal materials.
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"I am interested in long-term humane solutions to manage our horse populations. Our land is precious to the Navajo people as are all the horses on the Navajo Nation. Horses are sacred animals to us." – Ben Shelly, president of the Navajo Nation
Phenomenal news! Horse-welfare advocates just gained an important new ally in the fight to stop the brutal practice of horse slaughter. As reported earlier this week in The New York Times, Ben Shelly, president of the Navajo Nation, announced that the Nation opposes the practice of horse slaughter and has stopped all horse round-ups on the reservation.
This statement follows two important developments for horses on Navajo lands. In September, a coalition of Navajo elders and medicine people passed a resolution to oppose horse slaughter, and a Navajo Nation chapter opted to suspend round-ups in its territory for fear the horses would be sent to slaughter.
The ASPCA applauds President Shelly's announcement, which underscores the fact that the inherently cruel practice of horse slaughter is never an acceptable end for a horse.
This declaration comes at a critical time: Congress is considering budget bills that could prevent the opening of horse slaughter plants in the U.S., and a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which also seeks to hamper the opening of plants, is pending in federal court.
President Shelly's message on behalf of the Navajo Nation confirms the building momentum for the Safeguard American Food Exports (SAFE) Act, which would forbid the slaughter of horses in the U.S. and end the current export of American horses for slaughter abroad.
Please be a voice for horses TODAY: Urge your members of Congress to cosponsor the SAFE Act to end this horrific threat to American horses.
Too bad so many other people don't have the Navajo's sensibility!
Thanks for joining the cause. Maybe with the Navajo on our side this atrocity can be stopped. Grass roots is just what we needed to prevent these noble animals from being tortured, like the Mustangs of yesterday.
Thank you President Shelly and the Navajo Nation for making the right choice for these beautiful horses. I applaud you!!!!
Thank you President Shelly and the Navajo Nation for making the right choice for these beautiful horses. I applaud you!!!!
Excellent news and thank you to the Navajo Nation for standing up for these beautiful animals! Well done! We in Seattle applaud you and all that you stand for!! :)
Wonderful news ... as a horse lover (my beautiful bay AQHA mare, Rumors) this thrills me to no end!
Thank you, Ben Shelly and the elders of the Navajo Nation for making this decision and seeking other ways to control the horse population on Navajo lands. I have nothing but respect for your integrity, compassion, and intelligence.
I still think that without horses most of us would still be setting on the EAST coast with no way to cross the country and see the WEST coast !
Thank you so much President Shelly for standing up for these magnificent animals!! Horses are our heritage and belong on the land as much as we do. They do not deserve to be slaughtered and tormented. There are more humane ways to deal with our problems than running these beautiful creatures to death before we slaughter them without reason. Kudos to you!
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BC Timisoara's hopes of a place in the last 16 of the EuroChallenge are now slim after they ran into the EWE Baskets buzz-saw, losing 76-66 to the Group F leaders.
The Romanians now need EWE Baskets to beat Körmend next week and at the same time have to beat Szolnoki by at least 23 points in order to advance in a three-team tie.
Timisoara certainly put up a fight, holding EWE Baskets scoreless through the first five minutes as they took an 11-0 lead on Bogdan Popescu's lay-up.
But a 13-0 spurt that ran into the second quarter would bring EWE Baskets all the way back to take a 24-18 lead on Julius Jenkins' jump-shot.
However, it took a while to shake off the hosts, who used a 10-2 run to level it at 32 on Ivan Jelenic's three-pointer before half-time.
The visitors began to ease through the gears in the second half, with back-to-back baskets from Jenkins making it 47-36 late in the third quarter.
Timisoara would come back one more time, with Zlatko Jovanovic's three-pointer making it 55-52 early in the fourth quarter, but EWE Baskets soon quelled that rebellion and saw it out to the finish.
Paulding led the victors with 15 points while Jenkins had 14, and Robin Smeulders 11.
Popescu had 14 points for Timisoara while Jovanovic, Jelenic, and Robert Sarovic had 11 each.
BC Timisoara head coach Srdjan Jovanovic"We have started the game very well, we played good defense, and overall we played better than the final score shows. Oldenburg is a strong team, and they managed to defeat us, but we want to send a message to the whole Europe, that we work hard to play good basketball, and nobody can come here and win easily. I thank all the fans that came to the game and supported the team."
BC Timisoara player Robert Sarovic"After each game lost, you are very sorry and you wish you had done better. We played better than in Germany and than in the championship, we played physical basketball, and I think it was not easy for the Germans to win here."
Oldenburg head coach Sebastian Machowski"I am very happy about this victory, I congratulate the team for its motivation, its not easy to have such an attitude when you are on the first place, and hard games are coming in the Bundesliga. We had a bad start, the opponents scored from every position, but then we managed to play our game."
Oldenburg player Jannik Freese"We want to get as far as possible in the EuroChallenge, but we can't realize yet how far, we wait to find out our opponents from the next phase of the competition. In this moment the Bundesliga becomes a priority because hard games are coming."
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I recall a conversation from the mid-1980s in which one person said he was so annoyed at a homework assignment that he set fire to his pencil, and a second person responded with how that was an interesting way to "venture frustration". I thought that was such a colorful use of language that it has stuck with me all these year … and it wasn't until just today that I realized that he must actually have said "vent your" rather than "venture." A Mondegreen perhaps.
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Here it is as a mondegreen:
: "I'm unclean, a libertine. And everytime you venture spleen I seem to lose the power of speech, you're slipping slowly from my reach, you grow me like an evergreen you've never seen the lonely me at all. "
Apparently these are the misinterpreted lyrics of the song "Without You I'm Nothing" by Placebo.
"Venture << vent your" seems like it might be an eggcorn for some folks. Hard to find on the web, though. I think this is one example:
: "Do not curse, yell, smack or otherwise venture anger or your camera."
Nice find with "venture anger." There are probably others lurking out there if the right companion word for venture can be found.
...and speaking of Mondegreens involving venture… I was a bit disappointed when I learned that the song by America was "Ventura Highway" and not the more generic notion "Venture a Highway." I don't know if this was intended by the musicians… it sometimes has me wondering.
How I love these phrases which float up to the surface after 25 or 50 years, to be considered with new eyes – aha. The eggcorn forum allows you to get your semantic house in order. I too have the decades-long digestive cycle. Ah! I've coddled an eggcorn for all these years.
Here's another take, waiting for someone else's aha moment. Or hinting at organ traffic.
I totally accept that you need to vend your spleen but not 3 times on the same rant.
What are ya gonna do once he is gone? Ya gotta find someone to vend your bile on.
you should probably place this in the Rants Forums so you can vend your anger.
Sometimes you just need to vend your frustration about how Internet Explorer just isn't standards compliant.


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Men's Basketball Gives Up Season High 93 Points in 93-80 Home Loss to Limestone
January 14, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Visiting Limestone College scored a season-high 93 points shooting 55% from the field during a 93-80 victory over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas mens basketball action on Saturday night in the Merner Gym. The Saints move to 8-9 overall while picking up their first league win advancing to 1-4. The Falcons, who drop their third-straight, fall to 8-7, 2-3.
As the first half clock ticked under nine minutes, Limestone began to push down the gas pedal as a three from Josh Corry (Gaffney, SC) got the ball rolling. A 14-5 run by the visitors in just over two minutes of action put the Saints up nine, 40-31, after a triple from Brandon Long (Charlotte, NC). Down by as much as 11 after three-straight converted free throws by Corry, Pfeiffer managed to get the Limestone lead down to seven after a layup by Danny Smith (Baltimore, MD) and pair of free throws by Reggie Hollinger (Orlando, FL) during the final 69 seconds.
Over the first seven minutes of the second half, the Saints bolted out on a 21-7 run with three-straight threes from Ryan Bogdan (Charleston, SC) to grab a 66-47 lead with 12:56 remaining. Desmond Thomas (Baltimore, MD) would finally get the Falcons deficit back into single digits with his own three at the 4:12 mark of the second after Elijah Matthews (Clinton, MD) single-handedly kept Pfeiffer in the game with five-straight triples.
Layups by Smith and Hollinger 36 seconds apart moved the Falcons within eight, until another quick 5-0 burst by Charles Blue (Greenville, NC) and Joe Raga (Lithia, FL) iced the contest for the Saints.
Blue led Limestone as one of five in double-figures with 19 on the night to go along with his seven boards. Corry came up one point shy of Blue with 18 while Nick Debnam (Raleigh, NC) handed out a game-high 10 assists.
Smith paced the Falcons with 20 points and seven assists while Matthews followed with 19. Thomas and Hollinger each concluded the night with 15. Pfeiffer shot 40% from the field in the loss as both teams knocked down 13 triples.
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Table of Contents
Cover Story
During the fall 1996 Call to Renewal tour, we had the opportunity to speak
directly to thousands of people across the country, and to hear their questions
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Wesley Woods is a United Methodist retirement high-rise in my
Atlanta neighborhood.
The phone call came as it does to many parents at some point in the growing-up years of their children. Colleen had fallen off the jungle gym at school, and could I please pick her up?
For the first time in memory, the Latino community took to the streets of
Washington, D.C., in large numbers on October 12, 1996.
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- DVD Release Date: October 3, 2006
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- Cast: Patricia Arquette, Miguel Sandoval, Jake Weber
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Medium Season 2 (Widescreen) is a hit from Emmy-winning executive producer Glenn Gordon Caron who gives us a chilling drama series inspired by the real-life story of medium Allison DuBois. Emmy winner Patricia Arquette stars as a young wife and mother in these Medium DVDs, as she struggles to make sense of her dreams and visions of dead people. Arquette received the Emmy in the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series category after the telecast of the initial 16 episodes of Medium. Arquette stars as the strong-willed young mother of three and devoted wife who begins to suspect that she can talk to dead people, see the future in her dreams and read people's thoughts. Fearing for her mental health, she turns for support to her husband Joe (Jake Weber), an aerospace engineer, who slowly comes to believe that what his wife is telling him just might be true. The real challenge is convincing her boss, D.A. Devalos (Miguel Sandoval) and the other doubters in the criminal justice system that her psychic abilities can give them the upper hand when it comes to solving violent and horrifying crimes whose mysteries often reside with those who live beyond the grave. Sofia Vassilieva and Maria Lark also star as the two eldest DuBois children. This season, David Cubitt (''10.5'') becomes a series regular in the role of Detective Lee Scanlon.
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Don't let the skirts fool you.
According to a few Arendell Parrott Academy seniors, field hockey is not for the weak or imprudent. The girls said their sport is hard-hitting --- literally --- unique and overlooked. In most places, it's a male-dominated sport, as field hockey became popular in the 1930s among English men.
But as the only area school with a field hockey team, the girls at Parrott want to leave their mark and see the sport grow in Lenoir County.
"I want to come back (to Parrott) and see the field hockey team be bigger," said senior goalie Mary Stuart Stroud. "At our school, they respect us and treat us as a sport, but we're kind of a like a side sport.
"We have to fight for it. We have to fight to get attention."
Skirts and cleats
More than a dozen girls comprise APA's distinctive field hockey team. Members say their sport is popular in the Northern and Western parts of the country.
Outside of Wayne County Day School, Parrott's closest competition is often more than an hour away, and it regularly faces competition from schools twice as large. Because of its rareness, the team becomes a tight-knit group.
"We're the only ones in our area," said Alicia Jones, a senior forward. "A lot of people, you hear them say, 'I played soccer when I was younger, or I played basketball.' But you don't hear a lot of people say they played field hockey.
"You get really good at it; not just anybody can pick up a stick and go out there."
The group described field hockey as a variation between soccer, ice hockey and even golf. Eleven players, including a goalie, take the field and can only use the flat side of their sticks to move the ball and attempt goals --- but the dense instructions are complex, the team said.
"There are complicated rules, and they change every year," said senior forward Devin Whitlark. "A lot of the sport has to do with communication on the field, so it's important that you l know your teammates.
"It's a smart-girl sport."
Members from the Parrott team (6-5) agreed field hockey was more popular as a man's sport. Some have even challenged their male classmates to make a play on the field --- but they've declined.
"It's a lot tougher than (people) think it is," Stroud said of a game where players compete for the majority of the match with their knees bent.
Morgan Newell, who briefly mentioned the possibility of playing collegiately in Massachusetts, said girls in field hockey are taken for granted.
"We really are up and coming," she said. "I've seen guys take the ball from one end of the field and throw it to the other end, but I've also seen girls who can do the same thing."
The toughness
Stroud is unrecognizable beneath her loaded goalie gear.
Newellsat out against WCDS last week due to a concussion.
Senior Anna Salethought she suffered a head injury that would also bench her after she was hit with a ball.
Whitlark broke a competitor's nose two years ago, around the same time field hockey's goggles rule was implemented. In 2011, it became a requirement for high school field hockey players to wear protective eye year during games.
"I go to some soccer games, I see guys fall over and I'm just like: 'Really? Come on,' " Jones said.
The field hockey girls play with a ball filled with concrete and against opponents in what Newellcalled a "wrestling match."
"I have goalie friends who come home with bruises the size of apples on their legs, just from being hit repeatedly," she said. "We're tough girls. Girls have to be tough period. You see guys fake it a lot. They will fake falling down, they will fake getting hurt, but girls will get back up.
"When I got my concussion, I asked my coach to put me back in."
Aside from the physical pressures on the field, the girls strive to maintain a balance between field hockey and academics. The senior have lofty career goals --- from law and business to biomedical engineering, so the future of their field hockey careers will likely be limited to club teams, if at all.
"I've seen people who play in college, and they're serious about it," Stroud said. "You have to devote your life to it."
Teammate Jones concurred saying, "You're constantly playing all year; your whole life is field hockey."
The team recognized the strain that comes with balancing sports and school, even on a high school level. For Newell, who may have an opportunity to play in college, her "aspirations for a career" outweigh her desire to compete in field hockey.
While the seniors wrap up their final season of field hockey, they hope to become a lasting folklore as they part ways with Parrott. Most players have been on the team since seventh grade.
The future
Linda Whitlark, Devin's mother, has been involved with the Parrott program for about 10 years, with this season being her first as the head coach. She said APA has one of three teams east of I-95 and has seen field hockey in the area bloom.
"More and more girls are coming out for the team," Whitlark said. "The last 10 years, we've gotten parents on board and we're really excited about it."
As for the team this year, she said the girls have been completely committed to field hockey and the art of teamwork.
Last season, Parrott earned field hockey's first plaque decal in making a playoffs run.
"I feel like the more we've gotten to know each other, our teamwork has really improved," Devin Whitlark said. "But I want to leave it all on the field. It's a sport where you can go out and give it your all, and you feel good about that."
As Anna Sale chases art, as Alicia Jones pursues business, as Devin Whitlark prepares for biomedical engineering, as Morgan Newell decides on a law practice and as Mary Stuart Stroud hunts a physical therapy career --- the girls will always remember their time on the field hockey team at Parrott.
"You can say all the clichés in the world," Newell said, "but the bottom line is we want to make a name for ourselves in the school."
Jessika Morgan can be reached at 252-559-1078 and email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @JessikaMorgan.


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The Kentucky State Police and Cumberland police are in a standoff with a man in an apparent shootout at a residence on College Road. The incident is near the old high school. The Southeast college campus is on lock-down.
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HAVELOCK — Havelock has been on a mission all year — but the next three weeks have an added fervor as they face off against bitter rivals, which began with Jacksonville on Friday night.
The Rams charged to an early 14-0 lead, but penalties and dropped passes allowed the Cardinals to stay close until midway through the second quarter when Havelock flipped the switch.
Havelock went on to defeat Jacksonville 42-12 as the defending state 3-A champion improved to 8-1 overall and 4-0 in the Coastal 3-A Conference.
"Havelock is pretty good," Jacksonville coach Beau Williams said with a laugh. "They are the defending state champion and they got a good shot at repeating. We played well, it just took us a little while to get going."
While Derrell Scott rushed for 121 yards on 14 carries and scored a pair of touchdowns for the Rams, and recent Shrine Bowl invite recipient Pharoh Cooper threw for 123 yards, rushed for 68 and two scores — it was the other Rams' Shrine Bowler who perhaps came up largest.
A.J. Coplon had a pair of interceptions, the latter of which he took to "the house" 98 yards for a score, after returning his first to the 6-yard line.
"Their Shrine Bowl corner made a great play," said Williams, whose Cardinals visit D.H. Conley next week.
Coplon appeared to injure himself in the first half, but left Jacksonville defenders in the dust on his pick-6 return in the third quarter.
"I hurt my shin a little bit in the first half, but on that pick, I just read the fade route and got it and I knew I wasn't getting caught," Coplon said. "This win was big and it feels good. We played it like we play every other game and we still have things to do."
About the only wormhole in the Rams' apple Friday was committing 10 penalties for 89 yards.
Other than that, Havelock coach Jim Bob Bryant was happy as usual after a win.
"I thought we played really well," he said. "We had some breakdowns with fundamentals and penalties and things like that, but with these guys, I don't stress over those too much because I know they will make plays and their penalties are aggressive. You would rather have to worry about calming your players down than firing them up."
No one needed to fire the Rams up as they wanted to prove a point to the Cardinals' defense.
Jacksonville 0 6 6 0 — 12
Havelock 14 14 14 0 — 42
First Quarter
H — Scott 20 run (Baker kick)
H — Scott 15 run (Baker kick)
Second Quarter
J — Williams 42 pass from V. Siders (run failed)
H — Lindsey 15 pass from Cooper (Baker kick)
H — Cooper 1 run (Baker kick)
Third Quarter
H — Cooper 1 run (Baker kick)
J — Williams 76 pass from Thompson (run failed)
H — Coplon 98 interception return (Baker kick)
First downs 2 17
Rushes-yards 17-15 47-249
Passing 118 123
Comp-Att-Int 5-11-2 14-23-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-1
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Following the passage of anti-immigration laws in several states, the Executive Board's Ad Hoc Group on Immigration has released a statement making recommendations to avoid investing in areas that sponsor or pass such legislation.
In further investigating the immigration issue, the Executive Board's Ad Hoc Group recommends the Executive Board continues to monitor closely and avoid investing in states that sponsor laws that:
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- remove social services from undocumented immigrants;
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- require individual identification cards that indicate immigration status.
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France, a match away from winning the Six Nations, will send a second string squad to South Africa for the one-off test in June.
French coach Bernard Laporte said that several players would be rested ahead of the 2007 World Cup — and that fringe players would be included for the tests against Romania and the Boks in Cape Town on June 24.
"Certain players will be rested in June as our priority will be to try out other players in certain positions," said Laporte. "We are taking into consideration the number of matches played during the season. We will hold back potential candidates for the
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Draft Status: Going into the year, I had no doubt Bulaga would have a huge season, declare and battle Russell Okung for that top spot at tackle. But his Thyroid problem really set him back. Having said that, he's rallied in a huge way, and that should motivate him to head to the NFL. The window of opportunity for these guys is small, and he needs to go now, while he can. Iowa is getting a ton of media attention, and he's played exceptional the past few weeks. He's a lock for a first round pick, and a strong finish and offseason could put him firmly in the no.2 tackle spot, which would mean top 15 pick and top 15 money.
Final Analysis: I love the lunch pail type head knocking offensive linemen. Bulaga is that guy. One thing you can never underestimate in an offensive lineman is a nasty streak and a complete disdain for his opponent and Bulaga has that like no other player in this draft. Seems his Thyroid problem is under control and will not be an issue in the future so we focus on what is good. He's an elite LT prospect, great pass protector, and shows a ton of potential as a run blocker. There really isn't much else you could ask for, is there? He's not the flashy prospect of some tackles the past few seasons, and he isn't getting the media attention he should, but his game really does speak for itself.
Reminds me of: Michael Oher, OT Baltimore Ravens-Similar builds, both exceptional pass protectors and both improving every week as run blockers. Very similar in size and style and Baluga looks to have a similar impact on the team that drafts him, that Oher has had for the Ravens.
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Huell Howser's special relationship with Chapman University started with an innocent oversight and a letter handwritten by the president of the private college in Orange.
Howser, the widely beloved TV broadcaster who died Jan. 7, did a story on Old Towne Orange at least five years ago (some say 10 to 15). He interviewed locals and the city historian and took a walking tour of the Old Towne Historic District.
Howser did a thorough job covering the Orange Plaza, Watson's Drugstore, Pitcher Park and the Orange County Badminton Club, but he largely missed Chapman University, which is in the historic district.
"I was disappointed he didn't come to the campus," said James Doti, president of Chapman University for 21 years. "We're right next to Old Towne, part of Old Towne in fact. When I saw the show, I just sent a note – a handwritten note – which he liked. That's what attracted his attention."
A few days after Doti wrote his note, Howser surprised the president with a phone call and said, "Hi, this is Huell Howser here! Tell me about this campus of yours."
Howser paid a visit and Doti gave him a personal tour of Chapman. And that's when the love affair began.
"He loved the campus; he loved the people," Doti said recently in his well-kept office. "He found this to be a very friendly place. He said, 'This is my favorite place, coming on campus.'"
Over the years, Howser dropped by frequently, giving guest lectures and all 5,000 of his "California's Gold" master tapes, which were recently digitized and are available on Chapman's website (shortcut: huellhowserarchive.com). He also donated his mid-20th century residence 20 miles east of Barstow, known as the Volcano House, to the university. All of those contributions were when he was alive.
In his will, Howser bequeathed money (more than $1 million, by some estimates), a house in Twentynine Palms, personal belongings and his extensive art and artifact collection to the school.
"Mr. Howser in effect left the majority of his estate to Chapman University, including homes, savings and personal effects," said Sheryl Bourgeois, Chapman's executive vice president of university advancement. "Because he didn't himself have children, he saw the students at Chapman as his children and his legacy. They could carry on his work in some respects."
The university is hosting a special day to remember the broadcaster, his contributions and his collections. The "Launch of the Huell Howser Archive and 'California's Gold' Collections" will take place 2-7 p.m. Friday on campus, and will include a program in Memorial Hall, screenings of "California's Gold" and guests featured on "California's Gold." All events are free.
The following folks have confirmed attendance: Slater Barron of Long Beach, "the Lint Lady"; Candace Frazee, co-owner of the Bunny Museum in Pasadena; Carole Anne Kaufman of Monrovia, whistling champ; Joe Rinaudo of La Crescenta, collector and restorer of early movie music machines; Dali Yu, owner of the Soap Kitchen in Pasadena; and Luis "Louie" Fuerte, Howser's longtime cameraman.
Pink's Hot Dogs will offer samples, including the Huell Dog. Other food vendors will be Stan's Corner Doughnut Shop of Westwood, Village Pizzeria of Los Angeles, Fosselman's Ice Cream of Alhambra and Broguiere's Farm Fresh Dairy of Montebello.
In addition, Chapman will confer an honorary doctorate on Howser, and junior Mayra Gonzalez, recipient of the first California's Gold Scholarship, will be introduced.


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Goody bags never looked this regal! A dainty cupcake sits atop a plastic ring that your little one can wear on her finger.
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Cut the gold doilies into small shapes and place over a plastic ring top. Use a toothpick to make a hole in the bottom of the foil liner on each cupcake.
Place the white sugar in a shallow bowl. Spoon 1/2 cup of the vanilla frosting into a small plastic resealable bag.
Spread the top of a cupcake with a slight mound of vanilla frosting. Gently roll the top of the cupcake in the sugar to coat. Repeat frosting and sugar-coating with the remaining cupcakes.
Snip a small corner from the bag with the vanilla frosting. Pipe a dot on top of a cupcake and attach a spice drop as a "gem." Add other small candies around the top to look like fancy rings, and use frosting as a glue. Repeat with the remaining candies and cupcakes.
Melt the chocolate chips in a small bowl, stirring frequently, until smooth, about 1 minute. Spoon into a small plastic resealable bag. Snip a small corner from the bag and pipe a dot of chocolate on the plastic ring with doily. Attach the cupcake by inserting the plastic ring tip into the opening on the cupcake liner. Place the assembly on top of a small glass to keep it upright while drying. Repeat with the remaining cupcakes and rings. For a quicker set, place in the refrigerator for 5 minutes until chocolate is set.
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Follow these 5 simple steps to make a super sweet treat
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Who knew Toodee would make such a blue-tiful cupcake?
PLEX the robot rocks out in cupcake form. Go Plex! Go Plex!
These treats are as easy as A-B-C
Treasure the smiles when you make these cupcakes for your little pirate!
These Oswald cupcakes with gummie hats will be a big hit!
Move over, ice cream!
What beats a cupcake? A cupcake topped with Austin!
Your favorite guinea pig makes for a wonder-ful cupcake!
Enjoy this "serious" treat together!
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Kim flaunted her figure at Diddy's yacht party in a two-piece, impeccably beaded Emilio Pucci ensemble.
Was Kim trying to steal Gwyneth Paltrow's style? Everyone knows that the blonde bombshell stole the red carpet show of the 2011 Emmy Awards, hitting the red carpet in the belly-baring number.
Who rocked Emilio Pucci harder? Kim Kardashian or Gwyneth Paltrow?
Kim poured her swerving curves into a skintight StellaMcCartney cutout dress for her QuickTrim Essential Kit launch party in London.
Apparently she wasn't let in on Victoria's Secret – that Miranda Kerr had donned the cutout dress to Paul McCartney's My Valentine video premiere in Los Angeles in April.
Who rocked Stella McCartney harder? Kim Kardashian or Miranda Kerr?
Kim Kardashian poured her curves into the plunging neckline Balmain Resort 2012 mini at the premiere of Kanye West's movie Cruel Summer.
But Alessandra Ambrosio and Zoe Saldana both got their hands on the Balmain number first!
Who rocked Balmain better? Kim Kardashian, Alessandra Ambrosio or Zoe Saldana.
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You're probably staring down days and days (or even weeks) of studying, but just because you'll be living in the library doesn't mean you have to look like it. Comfort is the number-one priority when it comes to what we'll deem "all-nighter style," though we're not talking sweatpants and ratty tees. No, you can be just as comfy in well-cut pieces rendered in soft fabrics. We've also rounded up some necessary accessories to help keep you in the study zone.
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At the risk of sounding like a bulge bracket drum beater, recent events, including the resignation of Bill Gross from PIMCO, beg for some clarity in so much as municipals have generally continued to generate respectable returns so far this year...
The evidence that the muni market was open for business in August is shown in the numbers below. According to Municipal Market Advisors (MMA) data, in the long end of the curve, investment grade muni yields fell by 27 basis points (bps) from the end of July to the end of August...
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Luke wrote:Anyway, how do other people react to you when they find out that you're a Buddhist?.
Luke wrote:
I'd never give up Buddhism for any woman.
David N. Snyder wrote:Luke wrote:
I'd never give up Buddhism for any woman.
Hi Luke,
If you are looking for a woman partner, why not try the online services that 'narrow the field' down by religious preferences? I imagine they all have the preferred religion, if any, on those profiles. I think a bar is just taking a crap shoot on who you may find, in my opinion.
muni wrote:Once I was looking for a street and had no map. I came on traffic lights when four people came to me. "Are you seeking?" Happely I said yes and showed my paper with the name of the street. They looked like not understanding me, and so did I. Meanwhile the light was red again! Oh yes, seeking God.
People told me that only God can help and Buddha is not God. I said: Yes. Buddha is not God.
I tell nothing. By the way, I found that street which I was seeking.
Huifeng wrote:Interesting thread, thanks to all for sharing.
My own situation is somewhat different, of course. It's pretty obvious. I don't need to "tell" anyone! Often have complete strangers come up and start Dharma conversations with me. Particularly on public transport and the University cafeteria. Have met some really nice and interesting people in the process.
Of course, all of these are related to where I spend most of my time: If it's not some monastery, temple or Buddhist center, then its the University Center for Buddhist Studies.
Occasionally somebody actually asks "Are you Buddhist?", though these people are usually those who don't know much about the Dharma. (Those who know, don't need to ask!) After about two minutes, they are pretty clear.
Huseng wrote:
So ... you really are Buddhist then?
BTW, does your uni cafeteria have vegetarian dishes? Or do you gotta brown bag it?
Huifeng wrote:But I usually bring a bento, from the real expert vegetarian cooks at the monastery. We also have a staff / post-grad student option to buy from a restaurant which does good vege, as a group, because probably 75% of the staff are vegetarian, too. And Wednesday is dana day, Sri Lankan vegetarian, because Prof Karunadasa's wife is also a vegetarian.
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text: We installed a tankless water heater in our attic about three years ago -- mainly to save space. It has worked fine but I was up in the attic recently and noticed that we have some pretty severe corrosion around the valves and plumbing connections beneath the water heater. You can see this on the attached photos. I've done some reading about galvanic corrosion of dissimilar metals on the internet and that appears to be what is going on here. But it seems to be a pretty extreme case compared with other stuff I see out there on the web. In our case the plumber who installed the heater appears to have used flexible copper connections that are in contact with fittings made of other metals. The corrosion even appears to have affected the gas connection which is the yellow flexible plastic tubing in the third photo. Can we simply replace the flexible copper tubing with tubing made of another material and clean up and/or replace any other corroded parts? Or will the corrosion have already spread into the water heater itself after three years? Clearly i need to get a plumber to come out to do these repairs but what should I be looking out for to avoid a repeat of the same problem? By the way, the flexible copper tubing connects to CPVC pipe at the other end, so we do not have dissimilar metals in contact outside the picture. Any advice how to fix this? Thanks!