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Gordon Hamrick might just be one of the most interesting men in the county.
The 83-year-old Shelby resident, who was recently awarded by Rotary for 50 years of perfect attendance, lives in one of Cleveland County's oldest houses, the Joshua Beam home.
He has been around the world from the Great Wall of China to London, England. He was drafted and sent to Korea during the war. And he is a fan and friend of Ronnie Kole, a famous jazz pianist from Louisiana.
Hamrick's grandfather was the namesake of the E.B. Hamrick building at Gardner-Webb University. "Papa Hamrick," as he called him, fed the teachers out of his general store in Boiling Springs during the Great Depression. Hamrick's father was also well known in the community.
"My daddy was known for singing at over 2,000 funerals," said Hamrick. "In that time, when someone died, they'd call the First Baptist Church and ask for someone to sing."
Hamrick has books recording all of the funerals his dad sang at, one of which was the funeral of J.P. Smith, grandfather of Ned Smith, a former editor of The Star.
A college runner
In the fall of 1948, Hamrick attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He goofed around at his physical education test, but he was asked to run cross country by the coach.
"They slapped me out there and had me running four miles," he said.
Later on, Hamrick ran in the Southern Conference.
"I ran freshman cross country, a mile, two miles and cross country. We ran part on the highway. Other times you ran through the woods," he said.
Hamrick still has a jacket with three stripes, each of which were earned in a different year of the program. For a few years, he held the state record for a mile.
A Korean serviceman
After his college years, Hamrick was drafted to Korea.
"I went through basic training at Fort Jackson," he said.
Because of his typing skills, Hamrick was able to work in the office, doing morning reports to keep up with the movements of the troops. In Pusan, he stayed in huts with horrible conditions. He said they had a house boy who would clean their huts during the day and go to school at night.
"I knew right then Korea was coming back," he said.
He also remembers visiting Japan in 1954 and seeing Hiroshima.
"I could see that one building that still stood," he said. "Everything else was flat."
A salesman
Then he came back to the United States. He lived in Atlanta from 1956 to 1960, but he returned to Shelby in January of 1960.
"My daddy wanted me home," said Hamrick.
So he and his brother took over a drug company in Shelby, to sell supplies to hospitals and drug stores. The store was called Kendall Medicine Company, after its original founder, Henry E. Kendall.
"We could have anything delivered to a drug store by noon, if the order came in the night before," he said of the store. "It was well-done."
The orders could ship out as far as Myrtle Beach. They dealt with many orders, including tobacco and sundries, like candy and gum. Over the years, he and his brother won multiple sales contests.
"My brother did a magnificent job getting all those manufacturers," he said.
In 1994, they sold the company and Hamrick retired the next year.
A faithful Rotarian
Over the years, he has done a great deal of traveling, which has coincided with his Rotary Club experiences. He joined the Rotary in 1960 and has attended without fail for 50 years.
"I made it a point to attend," he said.
He also received a distinguished Rotarian award in 2009-2010. Hamrick said the Rotary is popular in other countries.
"The Rotary is well thought of in Europe. It's really noticed," he said. "If you go to a Rotary with a pin on, they'll recognize that."
When he travels, Hamrick is sure to attend the Rotary wherever he may be. He has been to Hong Kong, London, Bangkok and Jabar, India, to name a few.
"When you meet in other countries, you learn a lot," he said.
Not slowing down
Although Hamrick has had four heart attacks, eight stints, and a lot of medicine, he hasn't let it slow him down.
He still serves on the board of trustees at Cleveland Community College and on the alumni board at Chapel Hill.
Recently, he received a plaque for his house to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Last Sunday, Hamrick returned home from a month-long cruise to Europe. He traveled to London, Paris, Normandy, Geneva, Venice and Barcelona.
When he is home, he likes to spend time in his front room.
"I like to sit in here, have a few hors d'oeuvres, talk over the day with some friends," he said.
About the Joshua Beam house
-It is the first county-made historical house in Cleveland County and was built about 1845 for Joshua Beam.
-Joshua Beam was a planter and businessman who established an iron-manufacturing business on his property. He was one of Cleveland County's first justices of the peace and was instrumental in the founding of Cleveland County. He also owned interest in two gold mines.
-In 1947, the house was bought by a descendant of Beam's, Matilda Lattimore Morris and her husband, Roy, and was renovated in the 1950s.
-In 1987, Hamrick purchased the house and initiated more renovations.
-The house is furnished with many unique items collected by Hamrick over the years. They include a slot machine, a spool chest from a general store, an intricately carved side table from Korea, and a bench made by his grandfather out of old thread spools.
-The house has thick hardwood floors, high ceilings and the original kitchen fireplace, complete with a hanging iron cauldron made by slaves.


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YELLOW SPRINGS — Weeks before Santa takes off from the North Pole to visit children all over the world, he's making a stop at Glen Helen this Saturday.
Come early to see a showing of "Elf" at the Little Art Theatre screening at 10:30 a.m. and again at 3:30 p.m. The movie is free for kids 12 and under and only $5 for adults. After that, enjoy some lunch, and then climb aboard Santa's Holiday Wagon, located right outside the theatre - it's free and fun for the whole family. Santa's Elves will greet you when you arrive at the Glen.
When you arrive at the Glen Helen Building on Corry Street, you can sip hot chocolate as you enjoy holiday entertainment, crafts, treats and best of all - tell Santa about your wish list. Visit with Santa from 1:30-4 p.m. and have your picture taken. The Glen will be hosting fun activities from 1-4:30 p.m.
Annual holiday highlights happening around the village include Young's Christmas Tree Farm running daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the Legendary Lights of Clifton Mill starting at 6 p.m. every evening with a display of 3.5 million lights.
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4/24/14 "People" Mag's Most Beautiful
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
LUPITA NYONG'O tops "People" magazine's Most Beautiful list. She says that when she was young, she equated beauty with what she saw on TV . . . quote, "light skin and long, flowing, straight hair." But she adds, quote, "[My mother] always said I was beautiful. And I finally believed her at some point." Some of the other women on this year's list are Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lawrence, Julianna Margulies, Keri Russell, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, Mindy Kaling, Pink, Amber Heard, Gabrielle Union, Molly Sims, Stacy Keibler and Kerry Washington.
KRISTEN STEWART has reportedly found love again . . . with a FEMALE friend. Her name is Alicia Cargile, and she was there to pick up the pieces after Kristen got DUMPED by ROBERT PATTINSON. The two recently went to a resort in Palm Springs together, and a source says, quote, "She put her arms around Kristen's neck and Kristen put her hands on her waist. After about 30 seconds, Kristen started laughing, kissed Alicia right on the lips then rested her head on Alicia's chest and hugged her tight."
OLIVIA WILDE and JASON SUDEIKIS are officially parents. Olivia actually gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday, but they didn't announce it until yesterday. They named him Otis. Olivia Teeted a picture of herself with her new baby, and captioned it, quote, "Ladies and gentlemen, Otis Alexander Sudeikis has LEFT the building! (I'm the building)."
ALICIA SILVERSTONE has a new parenting book, and it's as loopy as you'd expect. Alicia rails against diapers, tampons and a non-plant-based diet, which according to her fills the uterus with TOXIC SLUDGE. She's also anti-vaccine, and thinks kids and parents should sleep together in a "family bed."
JUSTIN BIEBER apologized for praying at a Japanese shrine honoring war criminals. He'd posted a photo at the shrine with the caption, quote, "Thank you for your blessings." He later took it down, and said, quote, "I was misled to think the shrines were only a place of prayer. To anyone I have offended I am extremely sorry."
4/24/14 Drew Barrymore Welcomes Baby
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
DREW BARRYMORE and her husband Will Kopelman welcomed a baby girl yesterday. They named her Frankie Barrymore Kopelman. This is their second child. Their first, a daughter with the even LESS normal name of Olive, is 19 months old. Drew is 39 . . . Will is 36.
Just because CAMERON DIAZ is 41 and childless, that doesn't mean she's BARREN. She says, quote, "If I wanted kids, at any point in life, I would have them. But I'm certain that if at any point I wanted a child, that child would find its way into my life, whether through adoption, or through being in a relationship with somebody who has a child." Cameron also wants you to know, quote, "I don't believe in antiperspirant. It's really bad for you. I haven't used it for almost 20 years." She adds, quote, "You're stinky, because you use antiperspirant. It keeps all the stink in. "Let it go and just trim your armpit hair so it doesn't hold onto the scent."
A list of Hollywood's worst tippers includes Sean Penn, Madonna, Bill Cosby, Britney Spears, Tiger Woods and Rachael Ray . . . who actually believes waiters and waitresses should only be tipped $7. Britney Spears once threw change at the feet of a valet attendant and said, "There's your tip." She also left a $26 tip on a $500 bill, which comes to 5%.
After attending church on Easter Sunday, KRIS JENNER hit up a pot dispensary called Dementia, where she bought a $200 bong. Kris says she isn't taking up a new hobby . . . she bought it for her MOTHER.
4/22/14 More LiLo Drama
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
CHARLIE SHEEN and porn starBRETT ROSSI will reportedly make The Big Mistake on November 22nd. A source says, quote, "It's going to be extremely elaborate, and Charlie has told Brett to plan the wedding of her dreams, with no cap on the budget." There's a rumor that they wanted to do it sooner, but Brett supposedly isn't divorced from her last husband yet.
Even though we think KRIS and BRUCE JENNER are still separated, Kris posted an old picture of them together to mark their 23rd anniversary. She captioned it, quote, "Happy Anniversary to one of the most amazing men I know!!!! I love you, Wow 23 years!!!!!"
MERYL STREEP once thought she wasn't pretty enough to be an actress. She said, quote, "I was always in plays, but I thought I was too ugly to be an actress. Glasses weren't fabulous then." She also said she used to hate her nose . . . but added that you have to learn to embrace what makes you different.
LINDSAY LOHAN is denying she gave an interview to a men's magazine in which she drank vodka and talked about having sex with JARED LETO and a guy who's married with kids. Lindsay did a photo shoot for "Kode" magazine, but her reps say the accompanying interview is BOGUS. Among other things, the magazine claims that Lindsay was drinking vodka during the interview, and took ecstasy at Coachella. They also have her bragging about a guy she's seeing who once sent a jet to pick her up, and is, quote, "married with kids."
Meanwhile, Lindsay Lohan revealed she had suffered a miscarriage during the filming of her self-titled reality show. But sources close to the Lindsay told RadarOnline that they believe Lohan was never pregnant: She made up the story to garner sympathy and as a way to explain her unprofessional behavior during the eight-part series. "She absolutely made it up," said one source. "Lindsay was never pregnant during filming the reality show for OWN, or in the months after. Lindsay knew she was being perceived as a total slacker, not showing up on time for photo shoots, call times and refusing to shoot. So this is what Lindsay does. She lies! Her family and friends had no clue about her 'pregnancy' and subsequent miscarriage. Lindsay is once again her own worst enemy."
This might be a little weird: TIGER WOODS' ex-wife ELIN NORDEGREN and his current girlfriend LINDSEY VONN are supposedly GOOD FRIENDS. The word is that Elin decided to get to know Lindsey because she realized that Lindsey was going to be in her children's lives . . . and they hit it off.
4/21/14 LiLo Reveals Miscarriage
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Monday, April 21, 2014
On the finale of her reality show last night, LINDSAY LOHAN revealed that she suffered a MISCARRIAGE during filming. She didn't say who the father was. But she said, quote, "No one knows this, I had a miscarriage for those two weeks that I took off. It's a very long story, but that's why on the show when it says she doesn't want to come down, I couldn't move, I was sick. Mentally, that messes with you." Immediately after the show aired, Lindsay's mom DINA Tweeted, quote, "Oprah call me." But she quickly deleted the Tweet. As you probably know, the show airs on Oprah's TV channel OWN. It's not clear why Dina needed Oprah to call her . . . or if Oprah feels any urgency whatsoever when Dina "demands" a call from her.
ENRIQUE IGLESIAS has been dating ANNA KOURNIKOVA for 12 years . . . and his father JULIO IGLESIAS still hasn't met her. Enrique says, quote, "The last 14 years, 15 years of my life have flown by. And that's the only way I can truly explain it. There's no reason why . . . it's not his fault, and it's not my fault."
Even though more than enough people signed that WhiteHouse.gov petition to deport JUSTIN BIEBER to require the White House to respond, they decided to pass the buck. They said they WON'T be commenting, basically because it's not their department.
MILEY CYRUS is still recovering from her "extreme allergic reaction" to antibiotics . . . and on Friday, she announced that she's canceling the remaining dates of her U.S. tour. But she's planning on going ahead with the European leg of the tour, which begins on May 2nd in Amsterdam.
4/18/14 LiLo Admits to Sex List
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Friday, April 18, 2014
LINDSAY LOHAN has finally admitted that she wrote that epic list of her sexual conquests. She said, quote, "That was actually my fifth step in AA at Betty Ford. And someone, when I was moving during the OWN show, must have taken a photo of it. And so that's a really personal thing and it's really unfortunate . . . I talk about it on the last episode on the OWN show, so to be continued."
WHOOPI GOLDBERG is now a columnist for a website called The Cannabist. And yesterday, she published a love letter to her VAPE PEN. Of course, she's not a recreational user. It's all about the GLAUCOMA for her. She says, quote, "The vape pen has changed my life. No, I'm not exaggerating. In fact, her name is Sippy. Yes, she's a she. And yes, I named her Sippy because I take tiny, little sips . . . sassy sips, even . . . from her. --And with each sip comes relief . . . from pressure, pain, stress, discomfort."
JUSTIN BIEBER is trying the Kanye West thing, and telling the paparazzi to stop talking to him. He told one guy, quote, "I'm not about to answer any of your questions, man. You can keep filming, just don't talk." When the guy said he was just doing his job, Justin replied, quote, "It's okay, just don't talk."
In an online chat, TRACY MORGAN was asked who was the most famous person he's ever passed gas in front of that he's definitely sure smelled it. He said it was KATE UPTON.


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When ASPCA staffer Rena L. saw a veterinarian cradling a tiny animal in her arms, she wondered, "Is that a turkey? What's a turkey doing at the ASPCA Adoption Center?"
Then she realized: The tiny animal was in fact a cat—one who had suffered severe chemical burns on her back, scalp and other parts of her body. Kylie's ears were singed off, and she couldn't walk or close her red and cloudy eyes.
"My heart was completely broken," remembers Rena, ASPCA Adoption Center Department Coordinator. "Ever since that moment, I'd go visit her when I was done with my office work, for 30 minutes to an hour."
Late last year, Kylie was found hiding behind some bushes, quietly suffering, when two dogs sniffed her out while out on a walk. The dogs' pet parent took the first step toward saving Kylie's life: He brought her to ASPCA Animal Hospital. But Kylie's struggle was far from over, and our veterinary staff didn't know if she'd pull through.
"It was really touch-and-go with Kylie because she'd lost so much skin," recalls ASPCA veterinarian Dr. Patricia Wagner, who treated Kylie. "We didn't know if she'd be able to blink, or walk, ever again."
Kylie needed several surgeries, specialist care and extensive treatment for her injuries. She spent months at the ASPCA Animal Hospital, where everyone fell in love with Kylie and her sweet, patient personality. "Everyone knew who Kylie was," says Dr. Wagner. "There were so many people here pulling for her. We didn't want to fail."
Then one day it was clear to our veterinarians that Kylie's recovery had turned a corner—she was out of the woods. In fact, Kylie was ready to continue her recovery in a foster home. Rena's was an obvious choice. Rena began fostering Kylie in February, eagerly taking on the medical regime her new foster kitty required: pain medicine, fish oil and eye drops, all twice a day on a rigid schedule. To protect Kylie's burns and promote healing, Rena purchased her a T-shirt. When the shirt didn't quite fit, Rena had it tailored.
Today, Kylie is an integral part of Rena's family and fast friends with Lafaille cats Gizmo and Cleopatra, a Beagle called Maya, and Baby Jin, a four-and-a-half-pound Chihuahua who is her playmate and constant companion. Rena continues to work with Dr. Wagner on Kylie's treatment, and they're hopeful she won't need medication one day.
"Kylie will never, ever give up no matter what," Rena says. "It was her spirit that got her through this. She's really an incredible cat."
We can't think of a better example of the animals our members' support touches. If you haven't lately, please consider making a gift to the ASPCA today. You'll assist animals like Kylie—those already fortunate enough to be in our care, and those still waiting for our help.
I, too, find myself unable to fathom the humaneless individual who could have done this. The true miracle is the boundless spirit of this beautiful little cat, of the medical people who knew how to help her, and of those who tirelessly and generously live to help them. Thank you.
So thankful there are people like Rena and the pet parent of the two dogs. Thank you all for what you did and for what you do for the animals. If you believe in KARMA those who did this will pay...in the long run! Peace and Light sweet Kylie!
Hi Enma, A GRACIOUS THANK YOU FOR EXPRESSING MY EXACT SENTIMENTS. I TOO AM SO DEEPLY MOVED BY THIS STORY. I'M THE PROUD MOMMY TO 7 LITTLE (SOME NOT SO LITTLE - LOL) RESCUED FELINE ANGELS, AND SWEET LITTLE KYLIE RESEMBLES MY LITTLE SUGAR WHO HAS BIG SWEET LOVING ROUND GREEN EYES LIKE KYLIE AND OTHER BEAUTIFUL FEATURES. SO THANK YOU, THANK YOU RENA, THANK YOU TO THE MAN THAT FOUND HER AND TOOK HER TO THE DR. AND ALL THE DR.S AND STAFF. I JUST HAD TEARS RUNNING DOWN MY FACE FOR HER PAIN AND HAPPY TEARS COMBINED THAT SHE'S IN THE BEST CARE SHE CAN BE IN WITH "BEAUTIFUL LOVING CARING PEOPLE ALL AROUND HER" THAT ROCKS BEYOND!!!!! I'M SOOOOOOOOOOOOO GRATEFUL AND THANK THE LORD FOR ALL OF YOU. AS YOU SAID EMMA, "MAY KYLIE BE OFF HER PAIN MEDS ONE DAY AND CEASE THE ARDUOUS TREATMENTS VERY, VERY SOON, SO THAT SHE CAN LIVE HER LIFE WITH THE JOY AND TRUST AND CARE SHE SO RICHLY DESERVES!!! AMEN!
God bless you Rena. Someone should burn the human being who sadistisally torturned Kylie. I just don't get it. I bless you Rena and the doctors and nurses who took such loving and arduous care of Kylie. However, I've become so synical and have a sign in my house that reads, "the more I get to know some people, the more I love dogs." I donate to ASPCA every month and will continue to do so for as long as I live. Thank you all for your loving hearts.
Rena said it best. What a chilling but heartwarming story. The innocent spirit, strength, goodwill, and good loving VETS gave Kylie the attention needed to save her. Altho sad, stories such as this make me know my small monthly donation is indeed needed.
God bless you, Rena, for being an advocate of the Lord to this darling and brave little kitty, Kylie. She is truly blessed to have you...as are your other pets, as well.
Thank you, guardian angel.
I quite agree with Emma how any body could harm a beautiful cat I just don't understand. The ASPCA do a fantastic job what would we do without them.
Wow, that was beautiful. You are a very kind person yourself, Emma. I just wanted to tell you that. Peace.
Thank you Rena for adopting Kylie and making her part of your family. There are many wonderful pet people out there, but also some sickoes. It is absolutely necessary there a laws to punish dangerous people like the one that hurt little Kylie. The laws are just not strict enough. Follow up in your state and write to the apropriate place. Sickoes like these should be in jail, not to hurt another innocent animals. These are wimps, dangerous criminals who torture innocent animals who have not way to protect themselves. That's how most of the murderers start out.
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I really wish there was a way for more inside info on trade prospects could come out. I think GM's should be called out more. I'm surprised it took so long to call out the Mavs.
Warriors Kings is going to be an interesting series. I think it will go to 7 games and hopefully my HC advantage will put me on top.
Bob Sura has been ballin lately putting up a triple double and filling up the stat sheet but Courtney Alexander has disappered down the stretch and Glen Robinson has been mediocre.
I think if my team gets back on track I will pull it out.
Also, to the Bucks GM, as the Skip said, there is nothing wrong with what I did. We were negotiating a deal in private, were still not settled on the exact details (but overall had the framework agreed to) then the next 2 sims Alexander started rounding into form and my team started winning so I went in another direction.
That happens all the time in the NBA. Nothing was sent in, nothing fully agreed to.
It sucks not being able to fill out a depth chart.
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I think there should be more interviews so when things like tanking and trades are brought up at least a GM has a chance to explain himself, makes for a less biased view on things.
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As I said, we can only talk about things that happen in PM (like trades) that we are aware of. Although, I do know that both Balls and myself arent the only 2 GMs that have gone through the tooth-pulling process of trade talks. In the future, I will try to deter from making mention of things involving my own team if that will make you happy, bruh.
very nice guys.. sixers got a lot of love in this one
I've seen that done before, we'd need another forum for it though.
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Well wasn't expecting that kinda heat (Im the Mavs GM) but like ESPN you have to have strong opinions to draw in the audience.. so I get it. I can't change your opinion but I lost a top 5 player in the league (Malone retired), missed free agency because I was moving, and played my best lineup for half of the season before I traded away Pierce. Pierce has a high greed score (96, will get overpaid when his contract runs up), low loyalty score, and low play for winner score. I gave him a chance to be the "man" and win and he didn't (no way I was getting close to the playoffs). I shopped him for a few weeks and got the best offer I could find for the situation I was in (expiring, picks, and young talent). If I really was tanking I would have traded him and Magloire (got plenty of bad offers) away before the season started and really stunk it up. Funny how people are blaming other GM's for tanking (no disrespect I get it) but will turn around and give you terrible offers for your solid players to help facilitate this tanking… So you take advantage of one side but still blame the Gm's for the other. Look this is a problem in real life so I am not going to get too involved in a sim league (funny how you run into the same problems with the real NBA)but I just wanted to give my 2 cents so people wouldn't think I just went completely MIA on the sim or my team.
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Trell, I saw your comment last night and i'd like to state I didn't really take any personal shots at you besides talking about a bad trade that almost went down, which was reporting on a trade. I did mention something about Oneal being traded like 8xs but it was all part of a message to all of the GMs to get their stuff together and check the trade checker and rules before submitting the trades. I have personally fell into the category of not reading over the rules as carefully as i should have (11 points and not 10 in our trade), but since then I don't think any of my trades have 'failed'. I think it was a calling for all of us to get better, and to be honest, these failed trades are usually when the drama starts. If you (anyone in the league) PM someone who you think might know.
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An article in this week's Daily News told about the old Union Chapel church now being used as a youth center. Volunteers labored for more than two years to preserve the old building and use it to fill a need in the community.
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You should be great, I did it plenty of times last season. Just be sure to make sure they did not sell out so you don't waste a trip down town.
Guy from New Jersey here. Will be in town early November. Was thinking of going to the game vs Utah - am I correct to assume that walking up to buy a couple of tickets near game time won't be a problem?
You should be great, I did it plenty of times last season. Just be sure to make sure they did not sell out so you don't waste a trip down town.
In years past, perhaps, but now they've sold around 12,000 or so season tickets so who knows. I'm still thinking you'll be able to get them walk-up since Utah isn't much of a draw on the road.
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http://www.wwltv.com/sports/basketba...170090916.htmlNEW ORLEANS -- Call it the Anthony Davis factor. The Hornets are now over 12,000 season ticket equivalents.
That means if you sell four to 10 game packages, that equals one season ticket.
That particular game is the first Friday night game, and according to my tickets rep, there's gonna be a lot of promotions for it and it will be tied in with Champions Square. I would hop on those tickets quick. If we get out to a nice start, don't be surprised to find it difficult to get tickets for that game.
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They got to 12k the day singles went on sale to STH. Not a day before. Singles to the popular games put them over and those are not equivalents. They do not package high demand and low demand games.
Their fulls + equivalents are below where they were last year, as are fulls alone. Many downgraded.
Check the dates if there is doubt.
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However they got there, or whenever they got there, they got there. Keep climbing!
I picked up two tickets- assuming the wife will go with me! Not exactly a big basketball fan, maybe she'll bring a good book to read....
If you are coming in from out of town, I would just buy the tickets now, they won't go down in price unless people are trying to offload them on stubhub.
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Head coach Naka Drotske will be happy with his team's performance. They weren't convincing against the Golden Lions last weekend, but they were very impressive in this triumph over the Bulls.
They delivered a great physical performance, which saw them dominate the collisions and breakdown battle for most parts of the match. Their forwards were instrumental in creating go-forward ball during general play, which was key in their two tries scored by lock Andries Ferreira and flank Kabamba Floors.
Wing Riaan Smit was also pivotal as he executed a flawless effort from the kicking tee, slotting all of his seven goal attempts (two conversions and five penalties).
The Bulls struggled early on in their opener against Griquas, before delivering a better second-half performance for a 30-25 comeback victory. The Pretoria union struggled again in the first stanza against the Cheetahs, but this time, there was no improvement as they were errant throughout the match.
The visitors found themselves on the back foot from the first minute, when Ferreira powered over after the Cheetahs poached possession in the opposition's red zone. Smit added the extras.
The Bulls replied with a try via CJ Stander, with flyhalf Louis Fouche scoring the conversion and a penalty, but Smit continued to punish their ill-discipline with the boot. By the time Floors dived over for the last action of the opening 40, the Cheetahs held a 23-10 lead.
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The Office of Management and Budget issued guidance today detailing what types of costs vendors could charge back to agency customers under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act.
At the same time, the Defense Department responded to a letter from the National Defense Industrial Association about sequestration, saying it doesn't foresee having to "terminate or significantly modify contracts" if sequestration takes effect.
The OMB guidance and DoD letter are, in part, attempts to alleviate industry fears about having to issue layoff notices to workers 60 days before the cuts are scheduled to go into effect. The WARN Act requires employees to be notified should major layoffs occur.
The Labor Department issued a memo July 30 telling vendors layoff notices were not required under the law.
But some vendors expressed concern over Labor's ruling and discussed the need to issue notices. So far, there has been no reports of a vendor issuing WARN Act letters to employees.
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In its letter to the industry association, obtained by Federal News Radio, Richard Ginman, the director of Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy, stated DoD will take "a fair and reasonable approach to these situations, and consistent with the Federal Acquisition Regulations, will recognize costs to the extent they are allowable, allocable and reasonable under the circumstances."
Ginman also said DoD will abide by the OMB guidance issued today.
Additionally, Ginman said most DoD contracts are fully funded for the first six months of 2013 because of the continuing resolution President Barack Obama signed into law today. Many current contracts would not be affected by sequestration.
"For contracts in place that are incrementally funded, any action to adjust funding levels would likely occur, if it occurred at all, several months after sequestration," Ginman said. "Further contracting officers will have some latitude to determine reduced funding requirements, and the department will have the ability to reprogram dollars if warranted."
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"The memo is consistent with the position the administration has taken for some time," said Alan Chvotkin, executive vice president and counsel for the Professional Services Council, an industry association. "There are no allowable costs prior to a specific contract action. It's fairly narrow in addressing the scope of allowable costs contractors may occur in potential distruptions from sequestration."
Trey Hodgkins, senior vice president for TechAmerica's Global Public Sector, said: "It is a shame that we can't come to resolution about avoiding sequestration and would potentially force the taxpayers to foot the bill for implementation of these cuts in federal contracting. Not only would they have to cover all allowable costs associated with administering the shut down or modification of a contract, but taxpayers would have to foot the legal fees and judgment costs associated with any lawsuits that arose as a result of adherence to the Department of Labor memo on WARN Act compliance."
Chvotkin said none of PSC's members have issued or are preparing notices, but many are researching the impact of sequestration because of state laws and collective bargaining requirements.
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"Why else would they issue guidance specifically stating that if a company followed this administration's guidance about WARN Act compliance, it would have any labor related legal fees and judgments made allowable costs, also?" the source said. "Many companies are worried about that legal obligation and that is motivating them to pursue compliance despite the Labor memo."
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JON CARDINELLI, writing in SA Rugby magazine, says a pre-season injury to Tiaan Liebenberg has given Deon Fourie a chance to shine.
There's something about Deon Fourie that screams catalyst. His fire-starting quality has been honed and harnessed by the Cape brains trust over the past four seasons. And on the rare occasions that he's been unleashed, Fourie has left defenders beaten and burnt.
Nobody could forget a particularly rousing moment in a 2009 fixture at Loftus Versfeld, where Fourie exploded through a half gap to bring the Stormers back into the contest. The Cape side may have failed to complete a comeback, but their reserve hooker had ignited the interest of the South African rugby fraternity.
Back then, Fourie was behind Tiaan Liebenberg and Schalk Brits in the Stormers' pecking order. Nowadays, Brits is no longer with the Stormers, and a pre-season knee injury has sidelined Liebenberg for nine weeks. This means Fourie won't be limited to second-half cameos in 2011; he'll need to fire from minute one.
While there's a healthy appreciation for Fourie's aptitude for Super Rugby, the loss of a senior player will certainly be felt. Liebenberg may not be rated by the Springbok selectors, but his Super Rugby performances over the past three seasons have helped the Cape forwards build a fearsome reputation as a powerful unit.
Liebenberg is a key ball-carrier who consistently breaches the gainline. In 2010, his strong scrummaging helped lay the attacking platform, while his accuracy at the lineout was not given the recognition it deserved. In a nutshell, Liebenberg was the complete tight forward, boasting a physicality capable of unsettling the toughest opponents as well as the ball skills needed to thrive in a looser contest. While Fourie is a different kind of player, he will have to lift his game if he's going to fill that void.
'Losing Tiaan was a big blow, but we need to trust in our depth,' says Stormers forwards coach Matt Proudfoot, in a move to allay concerns. 'We lost Andries Bekker for the entire Currie Cup last year but we had a great replacement in Anton van Zyl. That's how professional sport works.
'Deon will do a job for us at hooker and there won't be any big changes to our plans, but just as Anton brought something different to the second row in 2010, Deon will bring his own brand of dynamism to the hooking position in 2011. Apart from his unique skill set, he has an effervescent personality. He's more than capable of fulfilling his role, and his positive attitude rubs off on his team-mates.'
There have been doubts that Fourie will offer the same physicality as Liebenberg, the kind of physicality that sets the example for the rest of the team to follow. Fourie is also returning from an injury that limited his involvement in the pre-season matches, and if he takes another serious knock during the Stormers' campaign, the Cape side will be short on options. Siyabonga Ntubeni has been named as Fourie's understudy, even though he's yet to play Currie Cup rugby. Third in line is Stellenbosch hooker Callie Visagie, who has two Currie Cup caps for Western Province as a reserve.
Proudfoot maintains that Fourie is tough enough and experienced enough to do more than just survive in the unforgiving Super Rugby environment.
'Over the years he's become more consistent, not only through his contributions in the loose, but also through those in the tight,' says the former Bulls and Scotland prop. 'Deon's worked hard on his scrumming and has also had an impact at the lineout. We scored three pushover tries in the 2010 Currie Cup when he was heavily involved.
'After undergoing a shoulder operation earlier this year, he's back to where he started, and is still trying to improve on his physique. We are going to have to manage that going forward, as with Tiaan out, Deon's likely to play 10 Super Rugby games in a row. We also have a long-term goal in place, because we realise that Tiaan isn't going to be around forever.'
Fourie is on a strength and conditioning programme that should help him add to his modest 102kg bulk. If he's going to be a more regular starter for the Stormers in years to come, he'll need to bridge the weight gap between him and his larger counterparts.
Truth be told, his build resembles that of an openside flank, a position he's occasionally played in recent seasons. Incidentally, it was at openside where he began his career until his coach at Hoërskool Pietersburg convinced him to move to hooker.
Fourie adapted quickly, but never forsook his free-running tendencies. In 2004, he was signed by WP after an impressive display at Craven Week. Even though he'd grown up idolising Bulls hardman Ruben Kruger and his family was Bulls-crazy, he realised that going to Cape Town was a wise career move. He progressed through WP's junior ranks and was later selected for the SA U19 and Springbok Sevens teams. He made his senior provincial debut in 2006, his Stormers debut in 2008, and in 2010, he finally got a start for the Cape franchise.
'I was a bit anxious before that game against the Highlanders, but I also realised how lucky I was to be there. Sitting in the locker room before kick-off, I took a look around me. Being among players of that calibre inspired me to lift my game.'
Fourie scored a try in a comfortable win for the Stormers, and produced an all-round performance that was true to his game. At the same time, he acknowledged the part men like Liebenberg and Brits had played in his development.
'I learnt a lot from playing under and watching those players, but if you try to copy another player's style, you'll be in trouble,' he says. 'I try to play my own style of rugby, within the team's systems of course.
'This year, I've focused on my conditioning and beefed up physically. You need to embrace the physical aspect of the game, and after last season, I knew that I had to get a bit bigger. I wanted to make more of an impact in this department.
'Tiaan's injury was a stroke of bad luck for him, but it's given me an opportunity. The pressure is now on me to perform. There are individual aspects like lineout throwing where I'll need to be sharp, and then there are aspects like scrumming where it's all about performing as a combination.'
The injury to Liebenberg has left a hole in the Stormers' leadership as well as the front row. Proudfoot prefers to view it as another opportunity, and expects Fourie to grow into his new role. He may have a God-given talent, but his commitment and discipline are also of the highest order.
'Tiaan is the senior pro, but that doesn't mean Deon doesn't have a responsibility,' says Proudfoot. 'It's our job as coaches to empower young players like Deon and encourage them to embrace that new role.'
And more responsibility doesn't scare the firebrand. There's the responsibility of fulfilling the traditional requirements of a tight forward, but there's also the coaches' directive to be true to his instincts, to burn defences with his explosive pace. The special players are, after all, the ones who take the initiative.
'Having played a lot of sevens, I'm always looking for gaps and spaces to exploit,' he says. 'If I see a gap, I'm going to take it.'
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If you ask River Mill Academy coach Hamilton Perkins to describe his girls' basketball team, you get a chuckle — after a long pause.
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"That'll be very hard," Perkins said during a telephone interview Thursday. "I'm not going to call us a bipolar team, but sometimes we play extremely well and other times not so well."
Of late, the former has been much the case for the second-seeded Jaguars (27-3), who will square off against No. 1 seed Lejeune (26-0) in the NCHSAA 1-A East Regional final Saturday at Crown Arena in Fayetteville.
The winner will advance to the state finals March 16 at Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh against the survivor of Saturday's West Regional final pitting Bishop McGuinness (23-7) against Cherokee (28-2).
River Mill advanced to the regional final with a 64-59 win over top-seeded Riverside (28-2) before the Devilpups downed No. 3 East Columbus 56-47.
"We set our goals one step at a time," Perkins said. "Our ultimate goal was to qualify for regionals, and we were able to do that. Here we are, and we're happy to be here."
The Jaguars are here despite losing one of their top players, 5-foot-5 senior guard Ashley Spivey, to a torn knee ligament in the middle of January. While the loss hurt a team with limited numbers, Perkins said the Jaguars barely missed a beat.
"We have surprised ourselves in the way that we've faced adversity," he said. "Our top shooter went down with an
Perkins described Spivey as a "multi-dimensional player" whose loss hurt in a number of areas.
"Everyone realized with her going down everybody was going to have to become more versatile, learn to play multiple positions to fill the void," he said. "We challenged them to do that. They did it to the point where we are where we are today."
River Mill is not a big team — in terms of either size or depth.
The Jaguars have only one player at least 5-8 — senior guard Lenaira Ruffin, who had 9 points and 16 rebounds in Tuesday night's win over Riverside.
And River Mill has only seven players total.
Against Riverside, 5-6 senior guard Daijah Faucette led the way with 27 points on 9-of-19 shooting along with 9 of 15 from the foul line and 10 rebounds.
Asked if Faucette was a key player for the Jaguars, Perkins laughed.
"With only seven players," he replied, "all seven are key."
Also in double figures against Riverside was 5-6 sophomore guard Kayla Burns with 10 points while Marla Crawford, a 5-3 senior guard, had 8 points, 7 steals and 4 rebounds.
"We have different options from an offensive standpoint," Perkins said, "and we try to see how we match up against the other team and go from there."
As a small team, Perkins said the Jaguars like to run — when they can.
"But we're not always at liberty to dictate the pace of a game," he said. "A lot of times we're facing such tremendous challenges that we have to adapt whatever style our opponent is playing."
Ditto on defense.
"Adaptable," Perkins said when asked whether his team is primarily a man or zone team. "We adapt to the situation at hand or attempt to."
And the situation at hand for the Jaguars in the finals is dealing with a Lejeune team that is undefeated and led by senior guard Chatori Major, who scored 36 points while also coming up with 7 steals in beating East Columbus in the regional semifinal.
"They're undefeated, loaded with confidence," Perkins said. "They've got a scoring machine in Major. In talking and trying to get information on the team, a couple coaches I talked to described her as being able to do everything in the gym except sell popcorn and programs. We know we're going to have to bring our A+ game."
Some foes have tried to slow Major down with box-and-one or triangle-and-two defenses, which Perkins said he wasn't likely to unveil Saturday. He jokingly pointed to another strategy to try to limit Major's points.
"Somebody suggested perhaps a complete stall. I know Salisbury did that to East Davidson back in 2009 in the Western Regional. But who knows?" Perkins said. "Based on the fact that she appears to be just unstoppable, we probably won't do anything different for her."
Perkins said another problem is that Lejeune is not just a one-player team. If that was the case, he added, "let's let her get her 30 or 35 and stop everybody else."
"But Lejeune is a well-rounded team," he said. "It's a pleasure to be at this point, still playing at this point of the year. We know we've got to bring our A-game in order to keep it close."