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'Well, man, it is so important to learn to take ourselves out of the equation and to serve other people,' said volunteer Joy Durham. 'If I could be any part of helping out as the kids come back to school and having an amazing building to come back to, I am more than happy to do it.'
Wave City Care did a lot of sprucing up at Bettie Williams Elementary School in Virginia Beach as well as Tidewater Elementary and Campostella Elementary in Norfolk.
'Great day for us. They are building upon beautiful benches back here. They've been hard working with measuring things out,' said Katrina Cherry Manigo, Assistant Principal of Williams Elementary.
'We've got 95 kids in our school that come from impoverished backgrounds and they deserve this,' said Principal Timothy Patrick Sullivan.
More than 400 students will be in the school the day after Labor Day.
'All the wonderful murals that are going to be on our walls, the trim work that is done, all of this mulching that is done, all of the benches that are being built, all of the landscaping that is being done here, wouldn't get done if it weren't for the folks from Wave City Cares,' noted Sullivan.
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Bill Brady (Illinois senator)
|Bill Brady
|Illinois State Senate District 44
|In office
|2002 - Present
|Term ends
|January 12, 2013
|Years in position
|Base salary
|Per diem
|Elections and appointments
|Last election
|November 4, 2008
|Next general
|November 6, 2012
|Term limits
|Prior offices
|Illinois House of Representatives
|1993 - 2000
|Illinois Wesleyan University (1983)
|Date of birth
|May 15, 1961
|Place of birth
|Bloomington, Illinois
|Office website
|Personal website
From 1993 to 2000, Brady represented Illinois' 88th District in the state House of Representatives. In 2002, he received a Senatorial appointment and has sat in the legislature for the 44th District ever since. His first run at the governorship, in 2006, ended early when he placed third in the Republican primary. In 2010, he won by less than 200 votes.
Born in Bloomington, Illinois, Bill Brady grew up playing football and wrestling at Central Catholic High School. Along with his two brother, Bill began his own business growing and selling Christmas trees. Brady graduated with his Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Finance from Illinois Wesleyan in 1983. He shelved plans for law school and returned to Bloomington to help out the family construction business.
Along with his wife, Nancy, Bill still runs Brady Homes, which specializes in home construction. Additionally, he owns several business, including a motel and a realtor, and has an interest in a minor league football team. His sizable persona wealth has been a target of Democrats during his campaign.
The Brady's have three children, the youngest of whom is in middle school.
- Illinois Wesleyan University, B.A., 1983
Committee assignments
In the 2011-2012 legislative session, Brady has been appointed to these committees:
- Committee of the Whole, Illinois Senate
- Energy Committee, Illinois State Senate
- Environment Committee, Illinois State Senate
- Executive Committee, Illinois State Senate
- Insurance Committee, Illinois State Senate, Ranking Minority Member
- Pensions and Investments Committee, Illinois State Senate
- Legislative Audit Commission
In the 2009-2010 legislative session, Brady served on these committees:
- Energy
- Environment
- Insurance Ranking Republican Member
- Pensions and Investments
- Revenue[1].
- See also: Illinois State Senate elections, 2012
Brady is running for re-election to the Illinois State Senate in District 44 in the 2012 election. Brady is running unopposed in the Republican primary on March 20, 2012. The general election takes place on November 6, 2012.[2]
Run for Governor
- See also: Illinois gubernatorial election, 2010
Bill Brady was declared the Republican Party nominee for Governor on March 5, 2010 by the Illinois Board of Elections[3]. The official tally had Brady winning by 192 votes[3].
Brady's campaign states that he raised $3.6 million since January. Brady's camp had $2.3 million of that in the bank as of June 30.[4]
Brady based his run for Illinois governor on a promise to cut "a dime in every dollar" from the state budget. [5] But with Illinois facing a $13 billion deficit, and an unfunded pension debt of over $90 billion there were questions as to how Brady could make those cuts. The GOP candidate said he would place some areas of Illinois' budget off limits, including public safety. [6]
Gov. Pat Quinn countered Brady's plan for budget cuts by proposing an income tax increase. Quinn says his so-called 1% education surcharge will produce needed dollars. Brady said that plan is only a 33% income tax hike, and won't even raise enough money to erase the state's deficit.
Brady also tried to entice voters with the promise of "bringing jobs back to Illinois." The Republican from Bloomington said that the state has lost hundreds of thousands of jobs in the eight years that the Democrats have been in office. Brady's stump speeches often referred to a plan to bring those jobs back to the state.[7]
Out of state Endorsements
Brady-Giuliani Part 1 (Q&A)
Bill Brady has garnered a lot of out of state attention. National republican groups have supported his campaign for the Illinois governor's mansion. Brady has also been endorsed by a handful of national GOP figures, including former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
Call for count
As of November 3, 2010, there was not a clear winner for the gubernatorial election in Illinois. Quinn had a small lead, with 99 percent of precincts reporting. Brady called for each individual vote to be counted, "even if it takes a month."[8][9][10] On November 5, Brady conceded the race to Quinn.[11]
On November 4, 2008, Republican Bill Brady won re-election to the Illinois State Senate District 44 receiving 88,718 votes.[12]
|Illinois State Senate, District 44 (2008)
|Bill Brady (R)
Campaign donors
In 2008, Brady collected $606,687 in donations.[13]
Listed below are those that contributed most to his campaign.
|Bill Brady
|Associated Beer Distributors of Illinois
|Professional Independent Insurance Agents of Illinois
|Tate & Lyle
|Luhr Bros Inc.
|Illinois Realtors Association
|Illinois Credit Union League
|DLE Consulting Group
|George Obernagel III
|Joseph Beatty
|Rural King Supply
|R. Buster LLC
|William Oelze
|Unicare Life & Health Insurance
|Elmer Oelze
|Rocco Martino
|Kenneth Maschhoff
|Kimberly Oelze
|Construction Co. of Southern Illinois LLC
|Marion Oelze
District 44
Brady represents Illinois Senate District 44. District 44 includes the Greater Bloomington-Normal Region [14].
Bill is married to Nancy Brady. They have three children and reside in Bloomington, Illinois.
External links
- Official 2010 Gubernatorial Campaign Website
- Sen. Brady's website
- Biography from the Illinois General Assembly
- Legislative profile from Project Vote Smart
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Campaign Contributions: 2008, 2006, 2004, 2002, 1998, 1996
- Bill Brady on Facebook
- Bill Brady on Twitter
- Bill Brady on YouTube
- Bill Brady on Flickr
- ↑ "Illinois General Assembly" List of Illinois Senate Committees, July 28, 2009
- ↑ Illinois State Board of Elections "Candidate List," December 5, 2011
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 NBC Chicago-WMAQ-TV-5" "It's Official: Brady Wins", March 5, 2010
- ↑ Illinois Statehouse News, "Quinn, Brady Cash Dash Unique," July 20, 2010
- ↑ "Brady talks cuts at state fair," Illinois Statehouse News, August 17, 2010
- ↑ "Brady, Quinn seeking public employee support," Illinois Statehouse News, October 7, 2010
- ↑ "Gov Candidates Talk Jobs on Tour of State," Illinois Statehouse News, August 31, 2010
- ↑ "Bill Brady: It's Not Over," Illinois Statehouse News, November 3, 2010
- ↑ "Brady not ready to concede to Quinn," Chicago Sun-Times, November 3, 2010
- ↑ "Bill Brady: 30 Day Wait Likely To Get Total Vote Count for Gov's Race," Illinois Statehouse News, November 3, 2010
- ↑ Chicago Tribune, "Republican Bill Brady concedes governor's race to Quinn," November 5, 2011
- ↑ Illinois Senate election results for 2008
- ↑ Brady Campaign Donors
- ↑ "Illinois Chamber of * Commerce Committee, Illinois State Senate, Northeast Illinois Legislative District Maps, July 29, 2009
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- Current member, Illinois State Senate
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How to Turn Your Body Into a Computer (Sort Of)
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A wave of companies, many of them start-ups, is creating wearable electronic tracking devices for nearly every part of the human body, from brainwave-monitoring headbands to smart socks. Retail revenue from wearable technology is predicted to reach $19 billion by 2018, according to a new study from Juniper Research. Here's a look at the products already on the market as well as a few of the items launching in the next year.
Sigmo's language translator clips to a lapel and translates speech into 25 languages ($64, early 2014, buysigmo.com).
The Nike+ Fuelband SE tracks exercise intensity against a preprogrammed goal ($149, nike.com).
InteraXon's Muse measures brainwaves and lets users control games with their minds ($269, interaxon.ca).
Bodymedia's Wireless LINK armband tracks physical activity, calories burned, and sleep quality ($119, bodymedia.com).
Fitbit's Force measures physical activity and sleep quality. It also functions as a smartwatch, delivering phone notifications ($130, fitbit.com).
GoPro's Hero3+ records video and can be mounted on a helmet or a user's chest. It's also waterproof ($400, gopro.com).
Emotiv's Insight tracks brainwaves and lets users control games telepathically ($229, spring 2014, emotivinsight.com).
Misfit's Shine monitors activity--and can fit into a necklace or a bracelet or clip onto a shirt ($120, misfitwearables.com).
Narrative's life-logging camera snaps two geotagged photos every minute ($279, spring 2014, getnarrative.com).
Under Armour's Armour39 chest strap keeps tabs on heart rate, respiration, and calories burned. Plus, it wicks away sweat ($150, underarmour.com).
Lark Technologies' Larklife tracks exercise, calories, and sleep quality. Plus, it gently vibrates to wake users up ($150, lark.com).
Jawbone's Up tracks sleep, activity, and calories. It sends an "idle alert" for too much time spent on the couch ($130, jawbone.com).
Recon Instruments's Jet is like Google Glass for athletes. It has a camera and tracks and displays a user's speed ($599, spring 2014, reconinstruments.com).
The Nike+ iPod sensor fits into Nike+ sneakers to track a runner's pace ($19, nike.com).
Withings's Pulse clips to a lapel to track a user's heart rate and physical activity ($100, withings.com).
Heapsylon's Sensoria Smart Socks use textile sensors and a Bluetooth anklet (shown) to track speed and cadence ($149, spring 2014, sensoriafitness.com).
LumoBack's posture belt vibrates when users start to slouch. It also tracks activity and sleep ($150, lumoback.com).
Samsung's Galaxy Gear notifies users of incoming calls and emails. Also includes a speakerphone, voice recognition, and a built-in camera ($299, samsung.com).
OMsignal's smart shirt contains textile-based sensors that track heart rate, breathing, and activity (no price or release date yet, omsignal.com
Kapture's Klip records audio constantly. Users press a button to save the previous 60 seconds of conversation ($75, spring 2014, kaptureaudio.com).


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Experience the history-laden waters of the Mediterranean Sea aboard your cruiseliner, an effective hotel on the water which conveniently transports you between magnificent port cities. Revel in the splendor of multiple European coastal cities in a relatively short period of time, a wonderful advantage of cruise-based travel. Departing from the romantic waterways of Venice, you'll voyage to Bari, its harbour a principal seaport of ancient Rome. Sail to Katakolo on the Ionion Sea, your avenue to the ancient site of Olympia, before venturing to the Turkish metropolis of Izmir, with over 3,500 years of urban history. See the incredible architecture of Istanbul, the former Constantinople, capital of the most impressive empires of the Middle Ages. Sail to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Dubrovnik, the most prominent and revered destination on the Adriatic. This voyage will take you where the history, culture, breathtaking scenery and magnificent wines will capture your imagination and leave lasting impressions you won't soon forget. Discover the true Italian atmosphere on this cruise departure which combines private tours & transfers. Add private shore excursions and customize this itinerary to fit your needs.
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2014: every Saturday from Apr 5 - Nov 1
2015: every Saturday from May 2 - Nov 14
For your added comfort, you will have Meet & Greet assistance upon your arrival that will be waiting for you outside the customs. Your representative will help to co-ordinate meeting up with your private water taxi driver at the airport and accompany you to your accommodation.
Meet your English-speaking guide for a 4-hour guided private tour to Murano and Burano on a private boat. After being picked up by your guide at your hotel, take in the sights as you sail past the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, the Public Gardens, the tip of Sant'Elena and the famous Arsenal of the Venetian Republic. The first stop on your tour is Murano, known throughout the world for its glass manufacturing industry. Here you will stop to visit to one of the most famous and ancient glass factories, where you can enjoy a live glass blowing demonstration performed by a Maestro Glass Maker. The second stop is at the picturesque island of Burano, famous not only for its lace but also for the fishermen's houses painted in bright colours. Relax and enjoy a coffee before your guide will bring you back to your hotel or to Venice centre.
Sit back and relax on a marvellous and enchanting half an hour evening gondola ride through the Grand Canal and inner canals of Venice. You will breathe the atmosphere of this ancient city built on water. Start your journey at the 'Stazio Gondole Santa Maria del Giglio." Close to Saint Mark, right on the Grand Canal, in front of Guggenheim Collection palace and Santa Maria della Salute church, this gondola station is one of the oldest Gondola stops in Venice.
For your added comfort, you will have a Meet & Greet assistance upon your arrival that will be waiting for you at the gangway with a sign. Your representative will help to co-ordinate meeting up with your private water taxi driver at the Venice port and accompany you to your accommodation.
Welcome aboard!Take some time to get settled in before attending the welcome dinner, where you can meet your fellow cruisemates.
Bari is the capital city of the province of Bari and of the Apulia (or, in Italian, Puglia) region, on the Adriatic Sea, in Italy. It is the second most important economic centre of mainland Southern Italy after Naples, and is well known as a port and university city, as well as the city of Saint Nicholas. Bari is made up of four different urban sections. To the north is the closely built old town on the peninsula between two modern harbours, with the splendid Basilica of Saint Nicholas, the Cathedral of San Sabino (1035–1171) and the Swabian Castle built for Frederick II, which is now also a major nightlife district. To the south is the Murat quarter (erected by Joachim Murat), the modern heart of the city, which is laid out on a rectangular grid-plan with a promenade on the sea and the major shopping district (the via Sparano and via Argiro).
Katakolo (or Katakolon) is a seaside town and port in western Ilia, Greece. The town centre is on a headland overlooking the Ionian Sea and separating the Kyparissian Gulf from the rest of the Ionian. The port is a frequent stop for cruise ships on tours of the Ionian and Mediterranean seas, offering an opportunity for passengers to visit the site of Ancient Olympia.
Izmir, historically Smyrna, is the third most populous city of Turkey and the country's largest port after Istanbul. It is located in the Gulf of Izmir, by the Aegean Sea. Izmir has almost 3,500 years of urban past, and possibly that much more of advanced human settlement. Modern Izmir also incorporates the nearby ancient cities of Ephesus, Pergamon, Sardis and Klazomenai.
Depart the Izmir port with your private driver and guide, passing through lush countryside en route to the site thought to have been host to the Virgin Mary in her final years of life, the House of Virgin Mary. From there, a short drive will bring you to Ephesus, the most important ancient ruins in Turkey. Upon arrival, enter the Open Air Archaeological Museum where you will see the Odean, Fountain of Trajan, the temple of Hadrian, and the steam baths of Scholastika. The impressive Library of Celsius, adorned with columns and statues is yet another key remnant of the Greek, and later Roman, past that can be seen. One of the largest theatres of the ancient world, the Grand Theatre, remains at the site of Ephesus, with a capacity of 24,000 seats. Explore these ancient marvels, an invaluable link to antiquity. Follow your tour with a brief carpet presentation before returning to the ship.
Istanbul (Byzantium, and later Constantinople) is the world's 3rd largest city and Turkey's cultural and financial center. It is located on the Bosphorus Strait and encompasses the natural harbor known as the Golden Horn. It extends both on the European (Thrace) and on the Asian (Anatolia) side of the Bosphorus, and is therefore the only metropolis in the world which is situated on two continents. In its long history, Istanbul served as the capital city of the Roman Empire (330–395), the East Roman (Byzantine) Empire (395–1204 and 1261–1453), the Latin Empire (1204–1261), and the Ottoman Empire (1453–1922). The city was chosen as joint European Capital of Culture for 2010. The historic areas of Istanbul were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1985.
Enjoy a half a day tour in Istanbul with your own English speaking guide and private car. The tour includes visits to the St. Sophia Church, the pride and glory of the Byzantine architecture; the Blue Mosque, famous for its architecture as for its blue tiles; the Byzantine Hippodrome, where chariot races were held. The tour ends with the famous Grand Bazaar, the world's largest, with 4,000 shops. Return to ship.
Today is a relaxing day spent at sea, en route to your next destination, Dubrovnik. There are plenty of entertainment options aboard your ship, or for pure relaxation, grab a drink and settle in with a book. This is the carefree beauty of cruise travel.
Dubrovnik is a Croatian city on the Adriatic Sea coast, positioned at the terminal end of the Isthmus of Dubrovnik. It is one of the most prominent tourist destinations on the Adriatic, a seaport and the centre of Dubrovnik-Neretva county. In 1979, the city of Dubrovnik joined the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. The prosperity of the city of Dubrovnik has always been based on maritime trade. In the Middle Ages, as the Republic of Ragusa, it became the only eastern Adriatic city-state to rival Venice. The Renaissance era city walls, and red terra cotta rooftops of the old town are spectacular remnants of the city's rich past.
After breakfast this morning, you'll be disembarking your ship back in Venice. Bid farewell to your fellow cruisemates as your voyage has come to conclusion.
Meet your driver for a private transfer with a vehicle from the port of Venice to Marco Polo Airport.
Enjoy your stay at the Hotel Saturnia & International (4*), located along the famous Venetian Via XXII Marzo, in the heart of this dramatic city. This fantastic property is within steps of both the Accademia Art Galleries and the famous San Marco Square. The Saturnia & International features 89 charming guestrooms, elegantly decorated with a lovely Venetian theme in mind. Truly convenient and delicious, La Caravella Restaurant located on-site, features some inspirational cuisine options for guests to choose from. Considered one of Venice's best, and most popular dining locales, La Caravella is sure to satisfy with is variety of traditional Italian dishes and popular westernized fares. With touring a mere step away from the property, fine dining within reach, it's no wonder why the Hotel Saturnia & International is considered amongst Venice's best overnight accommodations.
The MSC Poesia offers the latest eco-technology to safeguard the environment, without compromising comfort and luxury. The beautiful ship is built to the highest and most demanding ecological standards, resulting in a truly modern cruise ship. Onboard you will discover luxury cruising at its best. Then imagine yourself on a private balcony stateroom overlooking the ocean and a star-filled sky. Designed with the hallmark Italian flair and elegance that guests associate with the MSC Cruises, staterooms onboard MSC Poesia are spacious and elegant and most have private balconies. Guests can stimulate the palate in a wine-tasting bar or relax in the casual Mojito bar.
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Authored By: Texas Legal Services Center
Popular civil legal website TexasLawHelp.org announced the availability of a free, interactive kit that allows victims of domestic violence to easily generate the legal paperwork necessary to apply for a Protective Order. (You can start the process immediately by clicking here and following the detailed instructions. A non-interactive, PDF version of the kit can be found here.)
Every year, thousands of Texans are unable to afford an attorney for common civil legal issues. Document assembly initiatives such as TexasLawHelp.org's Protective Order kit allow those who are unable to afford an attorney to prepare their own legal forms.
The Protective Order kit was created using A2J Author, a user-friendly program that takes an individual through a virtual interview that asks the user questions about their legal situation, then generates completed court forms based upon the responses given in the program.
The Protective Order kit includes step-by-step instructions on how to complete and then file the forms. The Protective Order forms are acceptable in all counties of Texas and an applicant (victim) is not assessed any fees when filing the paperwork with the district or county clerk.
Also available on TexasLawHelp.org are interactive forms that allow individuals to create an uncontested divorce petition and divorce decree, with more interactive forms to become available soon. The forms may be accessed through the do-it-yourself page on www.TexasLawHelp.org or through www.FreeTexasForms.org.
TexasLawHelp.org is the only free, comprehensive online resource for low-income Texas residents looking for civil legal information and assistance. Unlike the criminal justice system, low-income individuals with civil legal problems are not automatically afforded legal counsel.
TexasLawHelp.org was designed specifically to help people in this situation by making reliable information about common civil legal matters readily available through the Internet. Topics include family law, public benefits, consumer issues, wills and testaments, and healthcare.
More than a quarter million Texans visited TexasLawHelp.org this year to find legal resources, do-it-yourself civil legal forms, and information on where to file court documents. A new "live chat" feature lets visitors correspond with an attorney in real time, Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.


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White Oak's 1-2 scoring punch of Gabe Aquino and Troy Jurney was unstoppable Tuesday night.
The two seniors each scored 4 goals — with Jurney assisting on 2 of Aquino's scores — to lead the Vikings to a 9-0 victory over North Lenoir in the first round of the NCHSAA 3-A soccer playoffs.
The match ended with 5:15 left due to the 9-goal mercy rule on Aquino's final goal, sending White Oak (17-4) into a second-round game Thursday night at Cleveland (18-6), which beat West Craven 3-0 on Tuesday.
The Vikings are the second seed from the Coastal Conference while North Lenoir (9-12-2) was the fourth seed from the Eastern Carolina Conference.
"Both of them (Aquino and Jurney) are very attacking-minding kids, and with them being willing to put passes together in bunches they just kind of mesh a little bit," White Oak coach Buddy Carroll said. "Gabe is a little bit different in that he can dribble from distances, and Troy is one of those guys who gets behind you quicker. They play a different game, which helps us as a team."
Jurney, a forward, has been the Vikings' leading scorer all season. He finished the regular season with 27 goals and 7 assists. Aquino is a midfielder who has been asked to be more of a distributor this season. He entered the playoffs with 12 goals and 10 assists.
Yet either Aquino or Jurney can strike quickly at any time.
"He (Jurney) plays left and I'm right and so it helps because we can go from side to side," Aquino said. "I get most of the transition and he's more of the finisher."
Jurney, who transferred from Lejeune last year, said he and Aquino feed off each other on the pitch.
"I think we just play well together," Jurney said. "We know that each other will make the runs for the other and always help each other. Since we know we will always be there, it's like a sixth sense."
Aquino certainly gave the Vikings a sense of confidence when he scored just 1:33 into the match to give White Oak a 1-0 lead. It came off a short crossing pass from Jurney.
"It definitely gave us momentum," Aquino said. "We were hyped coming into the game and, after that, it was goal after goal."
Actually, the Vikings had to wait another 19 minutes to extend their lead to 2-0. That finally happened when Aquino scored off another assist from Jurney, who then scored an unassisted goal seven minutes later to make it 3-0.
Three minutes after that, Aquino scored his third goal. Jurney found the net one more time in the first half off an assist from Victor Bernard before goalkeeper Josh Helms added a goal. Helms' goal came after he rebounded his own penalty kick shot that hit the crossbar.
"Our guys played hard tonight and possessed the ball really well," Carroll said. "I think they were a little more hungry for the playoffs to start."
However, White Oak seemed to put things on cruise control in the second half, not finding the net again until Jurney scored off an assist from Alec Gustafson with 10:30 left in the match.
That goal sparked the Vikings, who then decided they wanted the game to end via the mercy rule, which was implemented for the first time this year.
"All season we've been trying to get a 9-0 win," Aquino said.
The Vikings finally got one after Jurney scored his fourth goal with 9:50 left and Aquino scored his fourth goal about four minutes later.
"After it was 6-0 for a long time, we started getting frustrated and the game started to get physical," Jurney said. "We just needed to finish it. All it needed was one (to push the team)."
But while Jurney and Aquino gave White Oak all the scoring it needed in its postseason opener, they aren't alone in the attack. Jurney knows he and Aquino are complemented by others.
"Everybody plays their role," Jurney said. "If they (defenders) mark me and Gabe, we can just lay it off to Alec, Elu (Riley), Victor or Kevin (Gonzalez)."
With all these weapons joining Aquino and Jurney, White Oak was clearly better than North Lenoir, which did threaten to score an equalizing goal a few times in the first half while the Vikings led just 1-0.
"They (Vikings) are a good team and they pass well and don't make many mistakes, which we did," North Lenoir coach Donell Garris said. "We made too many mistakes and they capitalized. We pushed and controlled some and had quality shots and some scoring opportunities, we just didn't finish and they did."
Helms finished with 4 saves for the Vikings — all coming in the first half. Two of those saves were shots off headers for the Hawks.
"We just played pretty good defense tonight," Carroll said. "We kept our composure and didn't make any bad decisions in the back."
North Lenoir 0 0— 0
White Oak 6 3— 9
GOALS—W: Aquino 4, Jurney 4, Helms. ASSISTS—W: Jurney 2, Bernard. IN GOAL—N: Caleb Baird (5 saves). W: Helms (4 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—N 4, W 14. CORNER KICKS—N 1, W 1. RECORDS—N: 9-12-2, season complete. W: 17-4, at Cleveland on Thursday in second round.


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THURSDAY, May 30 (HealthDay News) -- Every year, one in five Americans makes at least one trip to the emergency room, new research shows.
The report, from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also revealed that children and adults with Medicaid coverage were more likely than uninsured Americans and those with private insurance to make at least one visit to the ER.
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Between 2009 and 2010, most adults were in the ER due to injuries (14 percent). Meanwhile, cold symptoms sent most children to the ER during that timeframe (27 percent), the authors noted in a CDC news release.
Also during those two years, about four out of five ER patients (81 percent) were discharged with instructions to receive follow-up care as needed. In another 16 percent of cases, the patient was admitted to the hospital. The researchers noted that in 2 percent of cases, the patient left the ER without being treated and less than 1 percent ended in the patient's death.
In addition, 59 percent of patients in the ER were discharged with at least one drug prescription, according to the CDC's annual, comprehensive report on American's health.
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Josh Hill proved how good the Lancers can be when they spread the wealth after dropping 26 points in the first half as Lenoir Community College routed visiting Catawba Valley Community College Sunday at Coach Bobby Dawson Court.
The sophomore guard finished with a season-high 34 points in the 92-79 victory.
"(My team) lifted me up when we were shooting around today," said Hill who also had five rebounds and an assist. "I felt like I needed to lead them to win. Lately, I haven't been playing good, and I just had to get out of my slump."
Hill, who's averaged 15.7 points this season, scored from every facet of the court Sunday on a 12-for-19 effort and was perfect from the free throw line. Most of his buckets came off assists, as LCC recorded 22 on the evening, led by point guard Shaquille Wilson's six.
Wilson dished to Hill for the leading scorer to drill a corner 3 to put the Lancers up, 45-25, with under 2 minutes left in the first half. Hill made all four of his 3-point attempts.
LCC (7-7 overall) used its passing to overpower Catawba's defense, leading the Buccaneers by as many as 21 in the second half. When the Lancers couldn't get off a good outside jump shot, they didn't mind scoring in the paint.
Catawba (11-12 overall, 5-6 Region X) shot a little better than LCC, but it was overshadowed by the Lancers superb offensive production. The last time the teams met, LCC lost, 74-73.
"In our first 20 possessions, we had nine assists and so that was key," said LCC coach Bobby Dawson. "I think once they begin to move the ball and three or four people touch it, we have wide open shots. That's what we've really been working on."
After Wilson split two defenders to put up the first points, LCC led the entire way. While staying down by double digits for a majority of the contest, CVCC pulled within 11 mid-second half.
Bucs leading scorer Dekembe White scored all three of his treys after the break, but Catawba couldn't knock down it's free throws to help chip away at its deficit.
CVCC went nine-for-17 from the charity stripe, while LCC made 17 of its 20 free throws.
"Overall, I thought we made some great adjustments, kept it close and did not give that lead back up," Dawson said. "I just thought it was a great win for the guys and hopefully we can just build on it."
Jeremy Smith grabbed a game-high nine boards, while two other Lancers scored in double figures in Larry George with 16 and Antwan Smith with 12.
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LANCERS FG Ft 3pt Reb TP
E. Dudley 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0
S. Wilson 2-12 4-5 0-1 3 8
T. Harper 1-7 4-5 1-4 1 7
L. George 7-11 2-2 0-0 7 16
A. Smith 6-10 0-0 0-2 5 12
J. Smith 3-7 1-2 0-0 9 7
C. Norfleet 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0
J. Owens 4-6 0-0 0-0 6 8
J. Hill 12-19 6-6 4-4 5 34
Totals 35-75 17-20 5-11 41 92
BUCCANEERS FG Ft 3pt Reb TP
D. White 7-16 1-3 3-11 6 18
B. Mosley 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
D. Evans 4-11 2-4 1-4 2 9
T. Ballentine 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 0
B. McCarter 3-7 0-0 0-2 5 6
J. Elson 6-10 3-3 2-5 2 17
C. Redd 7-13 3-7 0-0 2 17
T. Parks 4-4 0-0 0-0 5 8
T. Miller 2-3 0-0 0-1 4 4
Totals 33-64 9-17 6-23 31 79


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JON CARDINELLI says that Dewaldt Duvenage's snappy service will provide the Stormers with some much needed impetus against the Highlanders.
Any coach will take two from two, but the try-scoring stats must be a cause for concern. The Stormers have scored one pushover try in 160 minutes of rugby. One try is the best they've managed against the Lions and Cheetahs, two of the three worst defensive sides in the 2010 Super 14.
Coach Allister Coetzee lamented a lack of energy following the Stormers' lacklustre win against the Cheetahs. Changes were always going to be made following that terrible showing at Newlands. After recovering from a knee injury, Gio Aplon has been selected, but even he will rely on his forwards to lay the platform and his scrumhalf to translate gain-line dominance into quality backline ball.
While the Stormers' forwards have been inconsistent this season, Januarie has been consistently disappointing in his primary roles as a distributor and alternate tactical kicker. It surprised to see him getting a starting chance given his form in recent years. Januarie was first shunted to the Stormers bench at the end of the 2009 season, and 2010 saw Duvenage making that No 9 berth his own.
Januarie is favoured for his busts from the base, but if you break down his performances, his high error count and late arrival at the breakdown costs his team momentum. This in turn robs the Stormers of the opportunity to pressure defences and create try-scoring opportunities. Duvenage may be less robust and flashy, but it's his ability to execute the basics at high speed that has allowed the backline to succeed in previous seasons.
Duvenage started 12 of the Stormers' 15 games last year, and in that time the team conceded just three defeats. Whether he was a starter or a substitute, he had a profound effect on the Cape side's try-scoring potential. They scored 26 out of a season total of 39 tries when he was on the park.
While his timing and precision can influence the attack, his decision-making isn't to be underestimated. Duvenage gives the Stormers a great tactical kicking option, meaning the Cape side can switch between the ball-in-hand approach and the drive for territory. This in turn eases the pressure on flyhalf Peter Grant, and has the opposition defence in two minds.
A lot of people expect the Stormers to come out running on Friday, but to embrace an all-out expansive approach would be foolish. Duvenage will put some pace onto the ball and Aplon will provide the penetration out wide, but the Stormers can't afford to be too loose against a team like the Highlanders.
Their 2010 success was built on a powerful forward effort. Gain-line dominance will again be crucial in the coming fixture, and Duvenage has an important role to play in wearing down the Highlanders defence. While he won't threaten the defence at the fringes like Januarie, he will ensure the Stormers control possession and keep moving forward.
The stat of one try in two matches is disappointing but not as concerning as the Stormers' inability to control possession and build an attack of substance. Now that the Stormers have their key attacking cog back in place, you'd expect the attacking machine to run a lot better. They should play the game that proved so effective in 2010, and once the Highlanders defence has cracked, the tries will come.


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Among the additions to our comics lineup are "Rhymes with Orange" and "Baby Blues," two strips that recently received top awards from the National Cartoonist Society, the world's largest and most prestigious organization of professional cartoonists. These new comics will join some of your old favorites, such as "Dennis the Menace," as The Point Pleasant Register blends the new strips with nostalgic comics that readers have come to love.
The changes are part of an exclusive agreement between Civitas Media, owners of The Point Pleasant Register, and King Features, one of the largest providers of specialty content in the newspaper industry.
"Just like television stations make changes to their lineup of shows each season, it's important for newspapers to keep its content fresh. Today's changes offer our readers some of the most popular work available," said Jim Lawitz, director of content for Civitas Media.
"Rhymes with Orange" is targeted to the under-40 reader. With insightful wit, it spoofs everyday contemporary life. Without regular characters, creator Hilary Price uses everything from dogs and cats to charts and graphs to comment on the world today. The King Features cartoonist won the Best Newspaper Panel Cartoon Award of the year.
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In an age when we are bombarded with information and a 24-hour news cycle, Edison Lee offers a disarming view of our world through the eyes of a child who is both a brilliant genius and an eternal optimist.
"Retail" is the first-ever syndicated comic strip to focus solely on this service sector. It presents a hilarious look at the retail industry by chronicling the daily events at the fictitious Grumbel's department store.
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The addition of the new content means some of the comics that used to appear in The Point Pleasant Register are being replaced. Lawitz realizes this may be upsetting to some readers.
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This helmet is great. Its super lightweight and breathes great. Its the first helmet i've found that actually fits my oversized melon. The only thing i don't like about is the dial seems a little cheap. It works like its supposed to but every once in a while my pack rides up and undoes it. Other then that its a great helmet.
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DEEP RUN — There was no love lost for former conference rivals Richlands and South Lenoir Friday night.
The two teams, which combined for more than 150 yards of penalties, both had plenty of big hits — and injuries to accompany them. But it was the Wildcats, led by Jamar Harrington's 256 all-purpose yards that gave Richlands the 31-6 victory.
After forcing the Blue Devils to punt on the game's opening possession, Richlands sustained a 22-play drive — taking more than 11 minutes and 30 seconds off of the clock — into the second quarter before junior kicker Jeffery Tolson gave the Wildcats a 3-0 lead on a 27 yard field goal.
On the ensuing Blue Devils possession, with starting center Wade Wetherington out after sustaining a leg injury early on, South Lenoir quarterback Kyle Huffman received a bad snap that the Wildcats were able to pounce on.
Four plays later, Richlands quarterback Ben Jackson hooked up with Harrington on a wheel route to the left corner of the end zone for the 10-0 lead.
"It seemed like forever," Richlands coach Justin Snider said of having possession for nearly 13 straight minutes, with the exception of the lone Blue Devils snap
However, he added pounding the ball wasn't necessarily the game plan entering the contest.
"We weren't totally sure what we were going to be able to have (with) the way they run their defense," Snider said. "They do a good job of making you have to think. They move guys around so we weren't sure."
The Blue Devils, who held their own through the first half with the Wildcats, had trouble sustaining any momentum as injuries mounted.
"I think, to start out, we had a decent drive ourselves," South Lenoir coach Ken Grantham said. "It was really a two-possession (game) through the first half."
During the third quarter, down by 17, Huffman tried to extend a drive on 4th-and-long and ran around the end towards the Richlands sideline. But before stepping out of bounds, he took a brutal shot just short of the first down marker.
The impact forced him out of the game. As a precaution, Huffman was sent to Lenoir Memorial Hospital. He will be monitored over the weekend for concussion-like symptoms. With backup quarterbacks Nick Hunter (leg injury, did not dress) and Hunter Bryan (leg injury, left the game in the second quarter) the Blue Devils turned to running back Dion Jones to take snaps.
Down by 24, Jones would score South Lenoir's loan touchdown: a four yard run to cap off a three play drive. Grantham said Jones had taken limited snaps as part of the team's wildcat formation.
While awaiting news on Huffman and Bryan, the Blue Devils coaching staff will spend the weekend game planning several options for Goldsboro-Rosewood next week.
"We have a special package for (Jones), but it's not something we have done in game situations," Grantham said. "I think that he showed he can do something, (and) we'll have to wait until Monday to see where we're at and make adjustments from there."
The Blue Devils would recover the onside kick but Jones — who was noticeably winded by the end of the game — lost a fumble that ultimately led to Richland's final score.
Harrington led all rushers with 208 yards on 23 carries. He added 48 yards receiving on three catches. Quentin Fenn added 63 yards on the ground, including a 27 yards touchdown in the third quarter.
Jones led all Blue Devil runners with 83 yards. Noah Stroud added 52 yards and Logen Cauley had 30 yards rushing.