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Cris Ritchie — Editor
October 22, 2013
HAZARD—The Perry County school board took action last week to proceed with the demolition of the former Dennis Wooton Elementary.
The board approved the building's demolition during its September meeting, and will begin seeking bids for the project this month. Jody Maggard, the district's finance officer, said the project is estimated at a cost of $237,415, a portion of which could come from funds not utilized during the construction of East Perry Elementary.
"It would be great if we could use leftover money in construction projects that's already done to pay for that demolition," Maggard said, adding the district will have to use its own money for the demolition and will not be able to rely on other funding sources such as bonds.
The board approved pay applications for both the East Perry project and the athletics fields next to the school this month totaling $543,205 and $155,836 respectively. Maggard said the board should be able to pay for the projects' completion during its regular meeting in November, leaving approximately $100,000 that could be diverted to the demolition project in Airport Gardens.
The district should also have some leftover capital outlay funds, which is usually used for maintenance, Maggard added, but with state approval can be shifted to help offset the Dennis Wooton project. He said he also expects to look into other completed projects, such as the now completed Phase IV at Buckhorn School, to see if there are any other funds available.
The board also hired the firm Ross-Tarrant to serve as architects on the Dennis Wooton demolition. Ross-Tarrant also oversaw the construction projects at Buckhorn and East Perry.
In other business, the board approved the sale of surplus property, including the former Big Creek Elementary school, along with property at R.W. Combs Elementary and equipment from Dennis Wooton. The property is set to go to auction on Nov. 16.


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GREENVILLE, S.C. — By breakfast Sunday morning, Elon University baseball players greeted each other with "might as well."
The refrain was repeated on the bus ride to Fluor Field for the Southern Conference Tournament championship game in the afternoon.
The Phoenix finished an almost unthinkable task given its start to the tournament, edging The Citadel 6-5 for its second Division I postseason league crown and first since 2008.
"No doubt, who would have thunk it?" Elon coach Mike Kennedy said. "We show up Wednesday and get beat like a drum and then we win five in a row. … We got energy and we got confidence. We didn't let up."
Third-seeded Elon is the second team in the tournament's 30-year history to lose its tournament opener — a 10-1 clunker to Furman in this case — and end up as champion. The Phoenix (32-28) learns its NCAA regional designation this afternoon.
A five-game winning streak matches its longest of the season.
"We felt like we couldn't get beat," said Elon pitcher Kyle Webb. "It's tough to stay positive after that (first game)."
For a senior class that saw its win total decline each year, it was an incredible reward.
"Through the four years, we've done everything except win a conference tournament and we wanted to win this thing," infielder Chris Bresnahan said. "We had enough pitching to do it."
For a team that sometimes had trouble finding its way, its coach said it played its best baseball the past few days.
"I think that's why it means so much," Kennedy said. "It's hard to win five in a row anytime, especially when you're facing elimination and against teams that had rest.
"After that first game (Saturday), we're sitting in the dugout. We're tired. The guys are eating and it's quiet. And (relief pitcher) Jordan Darnell says, 'Hey, we might as well.' "
Thus, a motto was born. Following Sunday's celebration, Darnell explained.
"After that first game (of this tournament), as seniors we all kind of didn't want to go out like this," he said. "Next thing you know, we're right here. We had to stay an extra day, we might as well win it."
The winning streak began Thursday afternoon at the same time that Elon officials back on campus were announcing it was leaving the conference in 13 months to join the Colonial Athletic Association.
Elon trailed in every game in the tournament, though Citadel's 1-0 edge didn't last long. While the Phoenix made a habit of comebacks, it looked like the fourth-seeded Bulldogs (35-25) might take a page from that script as it chipped away at a 6-1 deficit.
Even then, the Phoenix had learned to consider every detail in its climb through the tournament.
"We treated every game like it was our last," said pitcher Spencer Medick. "We wanted to be here (in this final). We set small goals and we were fortunate to get everyone of them."

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As music legends watched their stories take the stage at Motown: The Musical, Valisia LeKae, Brandon Victor Dixon and the rest of the cast dished about the backstage buzz before their big opening night on Broadway.
Tony nominee Brandon Victor Dixon talks his new gig as Berry Gordy in Motown: The Musical, his starmaking turns in The Color Purple and The Scottsboro Boys and why people don't recognize him at the stage door.March 28, 2013
Motown's Bryan Terrell Clark takes viewers inside "Studio B," where he's got a hat for every occasion, a life-saving coffeemaker and his mood-setting Marvin Gaye connection.April 3, 2013
In his new backstage vlog Miracle Man, Tony nominee Charl Brown takes viewers behind the scenes at Motown! This week, get comfy in Brown's dressing room, meet the show's swings, and find out the hairy secret to becoming Smokey Robinson.August 29, 2013
In this week's episode of Miracle Man, Charl Brown joins a Destiny's Child dance party, checks in on a Romeo rivalry and hangs with Motown The Musical's ensemble of Broadway veterans.September 5, 2013
This week on Miracle Man, Motown star Charl Brown takes viewers along as he throws a baby shower with the Jersey Boys, hangs with his young co-stars and hits the field for some Broadway baseball!September 12, 2013
Learn a little about Motown breakout star Valisia LeKae, who she's rooting for, and what went through her head the moment after she became a Tony nominee!May 14, 2013
This week, Motown The Musical star Charl Brown takes you along as he hits the Broadway Flea Market, heads into the recording studio, talks fashion with Dionne Figgins, and gets the scoop on Motown's red-hot choreography.September 26, 2013
Motown the Musical doesn't hit Broadway until next year, but some of music's greatest legends caught a sneak preview of the electric new musical and schooled us on what defines that famous "Motown Sound."October 2, 2012
This week, Motown's Miracle Man Charl Brown takes the gang along for a road trip to Philadelphia, learns math with Michael Jackson and talks childhood meals. Plus, the cast celebrates another S.N.O.B. (Saturday Night on Broadway) backstage!October 3, 2013


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Full Weekend Plate On Tap For Club Racers
With so much happening in three race weekends, what should you keep track of? Start with these items:
Break Out The Crowns: Champions will be officially crowned on both coasts during this holiday weekend as the Eastern Conference and Western Conference wrap up their seasons. Drivers in the 12-race Eastern Conference will count their best eight finishes, with the Western Conference competitors counting their best six point scoring races.
Watkins Glen Watch List: The BFGoodrich Tires Super Tour this weekend is the largest of the three events, with 286 cars on the entry list over 28 classes… Jacek Mucha has clinched the crown in C Sports Racing, but has a chance to win his eighth and ninth Eastern Conference races this weekend…Donald Walsh has a shot to go from third to first in E Production this weekend, leapfrogging both Robert Stratos and Greg Ira…A very deep Formula 500 field means that Jack Walbran's 27-point lead over Michael Brent isn't a lock. A finish on Saturday will go a long way, however… Chris Fahan, Richard Zober and John Burke are all alive in Formula Atlantic, but will need strong runs on Saturday to stay in contention…Glen Cooper is six for six in his appearances in Formula 1000. He has a very good chance to max out his season points… As of now, Justin Huffman is still alive in Formula Enterprises. Trailing by 24 points, he'll need a Paul Schneider stumble to catch up… Jerome Hinkle needs two wins and some help to overtake Richard Fohl in F Production. Fohl has eight events already, but a pair of seventh place finishes could be replaced for more points… Stevan Davis has clinched Formula Vee, but is looking for wins five and six…18-year-old Dillon Machavern, driving a 1965 Ford Falcon, has clinched GT-1. He's currently riding a four-race winning streak…Russ Snow and Jason Lee are separated by just three points in GT-2. Should they both stumble, Jim Goughary is lurking 25 points back… A finish in either race will clinch the GT-3 crown for Steven Lustig…Robert Lentz II has a 16-point cushion in GT-Lite over Brian Downey…An H Production finish by Bradley Davis is worth a crown… Spec Miata belongs to Danny Steyn, who has three wins on his resume…Six points separate Cliff White and Tray Ayres in Spec Racer Ford. Each have maxed out but can drop poor finishes. Ayres has more to gain, with a ninth and a fifth to drop. White, the leader, has worst finishes of fourth and third. An Ayres win would be worth 11 points – the same by White would net six… With leader Raymond Philibert not on the entry list, Bruce Andersen could go from third to first in Super Touring Lite… If either Eric Heinrich or David Brand sweep the weekend in Super Touring Under, they'll jump to the top of the championship. Anything less, however, gives the title to the truant Michael Flynn… Coming off of a crash in his Ford Mustang Boss 302S at New Jersey, George Winkler has all but clinched Touring 1… David Sanders needs help to make up the 17-point gap to Michael Pullano in Touring 2… Brian Price needs to replace a runner-up with a win this weekend to max out his Touring 4 points. He has, obviously, clinched a title.
Portland Party: The Western Conference, with an eight race schedule, counts six races toward the Championship… Derrick Ambrose has B-Spec in the bag… A finish either day is all Miles Jackson needs in C Sports Racing… Gary Gist has six finishes and the E Production title in hand, but could increase his points with any finish better than fifth this weekend… Snake Livernash, with 30 points over the weekend, moves to the Formula Atlantic title…Sean Powers is in the F Production driver's seat. Bad luck is all that will keep him from the title…Terran Swanson is up 14 in Formula Vee entering the weekend. He'll count one race, and replace a ninth in the second. It may come down to the wire in the battle with Dennis Andrade, who will count both races this weekend… Erich Joiner appears to have mathematically clinched the GT-2 battle, but expect he and runner-up Ken Muth to battle in both races for wins… Based on the entry list, Dave Humphrey could make a dramatic move from sixth to the championship in GT-3. It will require a pair of very strong finishes, however… Mike Cummings should be able to leapfrog Jason Isley for the H Production crown… David Ferguson has just a little bit of work to do to clinch Sports 2000. He's also looking for wins four and five on the season… Todd Harris has one more finish to add to his point total. If he stumbles, Lee Douglas is just eight markers back…Oscar Jackson is six for six on the West Coast in Super Touring Under. His Championship is safe, but the watch for the perfect season is on… Marc Hoover has all but clinched Super Touring Under. He would like to replace a dramatic DNF and a fourth-place finish with a pair of wins, which would be his sixth of the season to max the point total… Michael von Quilich has a four-race winning streak on his way to the Touring 1 title… The entry list shows Pratt Cole in Touring 1, rather than his championship leading Touring 2. If that is, indeed, the case, it opens the door for Scotty White in Touring 2. If Cole runs T2, expect a shootout… Touring 4 Champion Lance Stewart's only goal is to replace a pair of third-place finishes with wins, giving him six on the season.
High Plains Happenings: High Plains marks Rounds Seven and Eight of 10 on the Mid-States schedule… Jim Wheeler leads American Sedan, and is riding a four-race winning streak… Jay Messenger is up from Texas to extend his C Sports Racing lead… Matt Reynolds is looking for wins five and six in E Production, and his second and third in Spec Miata… Timothy Friest and David Vincent can each close the Formula 500 point gap… Gaston Kearby has an opening to overtake the Formula Atlantic championship lead… Henry Donohoo, most likely, will take over the Formula Enterprises point lead after High Plains… Doug Stout and Bill Kephart are separated by one point in Formula F… Allan McCallum has three wins this season in Formula Mazda. A pair at High Plains would all but clinch a title… Sam Henry has, essentially, a two-race advantage in F Production but is not on the High Plains entry list. Neal Frank, Curtis Wood and Eric Prill could pull into a virtual four-way dead heat for the finale with good weekends… Tyler Hunter has two wins and two runner-ups in Formula Vee this season… Jim Speitz and Jim Valdez are separated by just three points in GT-3… Jerry Oleson is just five back in H Production… Steven Meyer is six tallys ahead of Chris Helt. Helt won twice at Pikes Peak…Barring an unforeseen setback, Denny Stripling will take over the Spec Racer Ford point lead this weekend…Bob Schader has a chance to wrap up the Super Touring Lite title at High Plains…Natha Waldbaum and Michael Pettiford are second and third, respectively, in Touring 2. Pettiford has two Colorado wins already…Derek Kulach and Bob Boileau battled at PPIR, with Kulach getting the better end of both races in Touring 3. They'll pick up again at High Plains…Rick Shively leads the Touring 4 points, but Stan Czacki has won three of the last four, and tossed in a runner-up for good measure.
The Dawn Of An Era: In September 2012, the Sports Car Club of America rolled out the U.S. Majors Tour as the top level of amateur racing in this country. This holiday weekend features three events spread across the country – the BFGoodrich Tires Watkins Glen Super Tour at Watkins Glen International (Eastern Conference), The Freedom Sprints sponsored by Mazda of Lakewood at High Plains Raceway (Mid-States Conference), and Portland International Raceway (Western Conference). Drivers across the country will participate, featuring an enhanced race experience for drivers and fans, from pre-race to post-race activities.
Traction with BFGoodrich Tires: The official street tire of the SCCA, BFGoodrich Tires returns for its third season as sponsor of the BFGoodrich Tires Super Tour events. The 2013 schedule featured six week. This weekend's double at Watkins Glen International is the sixth and final race on the schedule, including the January rounds at Sebring International Raceway and Auto Club Speedway, a March debut at Circuit of the Americas, and April and June rounds at VIRginia International Raceway and Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, respectively. Each of those events were a part of the U.S. Majors Tour and the robust SafeRacer SCCA National Racing Series.
SCCA Club Racers – The Best In The Country: There many amateur road racing groups in the United States, but the clear leader of top drivers is with the SCCA. Though most are weekend warriors who take vacations from their full-time jobs to attend races, it's a craft taken seriously. Bobby Rahal, Mark Donohue, Roger Penske, Michael Andretti, and actor/driver Paul Newman got their start in SCCA Club Racing. More recently, you could have seen current stars Boris Said, Graham Rahal, Sam Hornish or J.R. Hildebrand at an SCCA Club race. This weekend features National Champions, professional race winners and series champions, and up-and-coming stars on the entry lists.


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Men's Soccer Falls to Queens; Host Senior Day Saturday
October 31, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. – The Pfeiffer men's soccer team (8-8-1) were shutout 4-0 by Queens (12-3-1) on an overcast Halloween afternoon at NE Lefko Field. Four different Royals scored a goal as the Falcons dropped to 5-3 at home. Queens had been ranked 11th in the nation prior to dropping back-to-back contests heading into today.
The Royals wasted little time getting on the board as Kevin Anderson scored 6:37 into the game. Pfeiffer had a scoring opportunity waved off due to an offside call in the middle of the first half. In the 34th minute, freshman keeper Nicholas Dulac made two diving saves to keeper Pfeiffer within striking distance heading into the break. Queens held and 8-5 advantage in shots and Pfeiffer held a 3-1 lead in corners through the first half.
The second half belonged to the visitors who tacked on three scores. Yannick Fischbach, Thiago Andraded and Ryan King scored, pushing the lead to 4-0.
For the match, Queens outshot Pfeiffer 13-10. Dulac made three stops in goal, while Montrell Morgan improved to 12-2 and secured his seventh shutout of the season, making four stops.
"Queens is a good team," said first year Head Coach Bob Reasso. "They caught us on a bad day. We have played very well over the past eight matches, but struggled today. We will regroup and come ready to play on Saturday."
Saturday is the home finale for the Falcons as they host William Peace at 3 p.m. Prior to the match, Pfeiffer will hold a ceremony honoring eight seniors.


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Dunhill Edition today!
Thread: SotD Friday 31 August
Joop! Homme
Damn right. I`m a big BIG lover of this pink candy crap. Five stars all the way.
Dunhill Edition today!
Current Top 5
1. Creed Aventus
2. A*Men Pure Malt
3. L'instant Extreme
4. Nasomatto Duro
5. CDG - Kyoto
SL Borneo 1834
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
Montale - Black Aoud
decant sales:
Crystal Flacon
Are you not entertained??? Is this not why you are here??
Guerlain Bois d'Armenie
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After the summer heat, back to a Friday favorite: L'Artisan Dzing!
"It is the mark of a brave man to admit defeat, cut his loss and move on." - David Ogilvy
Creed Original Vetiver (perfect for the office)
Current Favourites: Touaregh -Il Profumo/ Le Vainqueur- Rue Rance/ Versus Uomo -Versace/ Sculpture -Nikos/ Acier Aluminium - Creed/ Santal Noble - MPG
Opus 1870
Vetiver and rose seem to play nicely in this rainy morning
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Musc Ravageur (Frédéric Malle)
Creed Orange Spice
Eau Noire by Dior
It's been well over half a year since I last time wore this little cheerful gem and yes I give it a big thumbs up (great on both female & male).
Lorenzo Villoresi: Musk
Guerlain: Après L´ondée - Chanel: Cuir de Russie - Dior: Dior Homme - Divine: L´homme de coeur - Caron: Le 3me homme
"Tra il fiore colto e l altro donato / l inesprimibile nulla" Giuseppe Ungaretti
Dolce Gabbana PH
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Just got back from nude female figure drawing night...
wore Mechant Loup (Oh how I could have been a big bad wolf thrice-over!)
Gris Clair - finally got my hands on everyone's lavender favorite, thanks Ruggles.
PigeonMurderer, I can smell your Joop Homme all the way over here in Miami!
"Perfume is the dream that carries me."
There is always the sky to look at
Ungaro lll this Friday Fair
These things cannot be long hidden: the Sun, the Moon, the Truth--Buddha
creed orange spice
#TOP 5#: Penhaligons Racquets,Jean Pascal Homme,Romeo Gigli Uomo,ST Barth Homme,Domenico Caraceni
Bulgari pour Homme Extrême
Diesel Zero Plus.. my new favorite "cheap" fragrance. Found it as Ross for $15 last night
I'm a colognosaurus. Rawr!
Rochas Lui
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Lubin, Idole de Lubin
Green Irish Tweed
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"I have the simplest tastes. I am always satisfied with the best." - Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)
Paco Rabanne XS ... but somehow it seems "lacking" today. My nose must be having an off-day. I'll have to put on something else at the end of the day
Where once there was no scents to it all, now the world opens before me!
SL Ambre Sultan (sample)
Caron Narcisse Noir.
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"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
Czech & Speake Neroli --- a bright and joyous citrus for this hot weather
And last night, it was my old friend Czech & Speake No. 88 --- perfect for cool summer evenings
I just updated my wardrobe from the recent birthday (over)indulgences, and realized I have hit the 100-bottle mark! ::faints dead away on the floor, smelling glorious::
Celebrating and joining Riannon today with Neil Morris, my beloved Storm on one wrist, a spritz from a sample of his "vault" scent Midnight Sea for fun in one elbow.
Happy Friday, everyone!
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My sale thread has some of my underappreciated fragrances looking for a good, new home...
I'm wearing Blue Sugar, layered with just a touch of A*Men, for this overcast and rainy day.
Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.
~ Robert Brault
Bond No.9 - Coney Island
Body Kouros (Ah, sweet candle wax and testosterone!)
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Latrelle: "What?"
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Chanel Egoiste...while waiting in anticipation on the arrival of Chergui
To be worn on 1 September 2007!!
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Dave here.
Didn't anticipate it, but I have a scent twin today--MarkDavid!
Hermes Un Jardin en Mediterranee for my trip to the beach.
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It's rare when a station program director becomes almost as well-known as the on-air talent, but that has marked the Los Angeles career of Jhani Kaye, first at Clear Channel, then, starting in 2006, at K-EARTH and KTWV.
But now he feels ready to explore new passions, though he won't reveal the details yet.
Steve Carver, senior vice president for CBS stations in L.A. said in a recent announcement: "For the past seven years we have been fortunate to work alongside Jhani Kaye as he helmed the programming efforts at The WAVE and K-EARTH. He has made a number of important contributions that have distinguished the stations among its peers and been a valued member of the team. As he nears the end of his current agreement with CBS Radio, Jhani has elected to explore fresh challenges and new opportunities using his multifaceted talents and unmatched passion for music"
Said Kaye: "I'm really going to miss our family here at K-EARTH/The WAVE. Luckily, I'm committed to CBS through the end of June and am devoting myself to a smooth transition for them."
We will interview Kaye as it gets closer to his departure.
It's time for some new radio surveys, so here's this week's question:
What is your favorite song to hear and your least favorite, regardless of format? Keep your answers brief and include your name. My email address is at the end of this column.
Veteran newsman John Brooks recently retired from KFWB and KNX. He started at KFWB in 1979. Alan Oda recently interviewed Brooks for laradio.com. Here are excerpts:
"I always hoped to be a bit irreverent and crazy like Hunter Thompson, yet true to the facts and accurate as Walter Cronkite and CBS News. There should always be an element of entertainment in news when it is appropriate because people are choosing to listen to your station, but you can't cross the line into fantasy."
Pete Demetriou shared his high praise for his longtime colleague at KFWB and KNX. "There's a hidden joke somewhere in Brooks' stories that you figure out about five seconds after his reports. The man is solid and is one of the most prepared journalists ever. He'll take everything thrown at him, yet sound so smooth on the air as if he'd spent 15 minutes rehearsing his report.
"John has a depth of knowledge about everything – about politics, about history, about current events. He knows music, from classical to classic rock – he'll pull up a song lyric from memory and apply it to his report when appropriate." Demetriou adds that Brooks knows how to get the best out of his interviews. "He's developed as a professional a way of making who he's talking to become quickly comfortable and willing to answer anything he asks."
Here is the new weekend music schedule for KSPA 1510 AM and 1450 AM:
11 a.m.-1 p.m. – "Car Pros"
1-3 p.m. – "Jazz at the Spa"
3-4 p.m. – "Forgotten Hollywood"
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The May 2010 general election resulted in a hung parliament in the UK for the first time since 1974. The Conservative Party, led by David Cameron, won most seats in the House of Commons but not enough to form a majority government. The Labour Party gained the second highest number of seats while the Liberal Democrats came third out of the three leading UK political parties. In the imediate aftermath of the election there were several permutations of what might happen and they all revolved around the Liberal Democrats. To which party would they give their support and for what in return? Despite coming second, Prime Minister Gordon Brown, leader of the Labour Party, continued as Prime Minister until a new government was resolved. Technically Brown could have continued trying to lead the Commons with a minority government. In reality, this was never going to happen and after a few days of speculation it was announced that a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government had been formed with David Cameron as Prime Minister and Nick Clegg as Deputy Prime Minister. Politicians with a Liberal background sat in the Cabinet for the first time in 70 years.
2010 national election result:
Conservative: 306 seats a gain of 97 from the 2005 general election.
Labour: 258 seats a loss of 91 from the 2005 general election.
Liberal Democrats: 57 seats a loss of 5 from the 2005 general election.
Votes won:
Conservatives: 10,706,647
Labour: 8,604,358
Liberal Democrats: 6,827,938
Others: 3,514,695
% national support:
Conservatives: 36%
Labour: 29%
Liberal Democrats: 23%
Others: 12%
Turnout = 65% (29,653,639 voters)
Points of interest:
Some voters were locked out of polling booths post-22.00. However, it is alleged that some were also locked in and allowed to vote after 22.00. If this is proved to be correct, the final result for that constituency may be challenged in court.
"2010 General Election Result". HistoryLearningSite.co.uk. 2014. Web.


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Written by Leslie Taylor
Ed and Kecia Stanley of Everett, Wash., visit day two of the show. They own Ed's Salmon Service.
National Fisherman Live: 3/10/15
In this episode, Online Editor Leslie Taylor talks with Mike McLouglin, vice president of Dunlop Industrial and Protective Footwear.
National Fisherman Live: 2/24/15
In this episode:
March date set for disaster aid dispersal
Oregon LNG project could disrupt fishing
NOAA tweaks gear marking requirement
N.C. launches first commercial/recreational dock
Spiny lobster traps limits not well received
Alaska Gov. Bill Walker is required by state statute to appoint someone to the Board of Fisheries by today, Tuesday, May 19. However, his efforts to fill the seat have gone unfulfilled since he took office in January. The seven-member board serves as an in-state fishery management council for fisheries in state waters.
The resignation of Walker's director of Boards and Commissions, Karen Gillis, fanned the flames of controversy late last week.
Keith Decker, president and COO of High Liner Foods, will take over for the outgoing CEO, Harry Demone, who will assume the role as chairman of the board of directors. The Lunenburg, Nova Scotia-based seafood supplier boasts sales in excess of $310 million (American) for the first quarter of the year.Read more...


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BEST: Britney Spears recovered from her previous X Factor fashion flop, hitting the first round of auditions in Austin, Texas showing off her awesome assets in a skintight Brian Lichtenberg pink dress paired with black YSL heels.
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June 30, 2008. Posted by Amy Niles.Add new comment | Filed under: FIJM
"Gracias", Omara Portoundo sang that as her opening song last night ( and a hint at the title of her new album due out in September). At 78, she has power, punch and style and the audience screaming "Long live Cuban Music" couldn't have appreciated her more. Her words rang true to me as well- Gracias great city of Montreal- in any language. I heard performers in French and English and Hebrew and Spanish, and Italian and of course those who spoke no words at all but sang nonetheless. I wont pretend that I loved it all- the band that played for the Leo Ferre tribute blew my mind, but I still couldn't get past the Ferre influence (gee, what was I expecting???). Yael Naim's opening act was a bit to self aware for my tastes- he reminded me of a Jim Carrey with electronic sound equipment. But when you are at FIJM, you take it all in.
I am back in the US.
So, Gracias Montreal. I will see you next year. It will be both the 30th anniversary of WBGO and of FIJM. Come celebrate with us!
The Brad Mehldau Trio at Montreal Jazz Fest on Saturday Night
June 30, 2008. Posted by Becca Pulliam.Add new comment | Filed under: Jazz Alive
The Brad Mehldau Trio on Saturday night .. here are two minutes from the two hours .. they come from the opening song -- "Work" by Monk. - Becca Pulliam
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Daily at 5:30, the Parade de la Louisiane with Le Swing Tonique Jazz Band and Swing Connexion snakes through the crowd on the Place des Arts at the Montreal International Jazz Festival. Children go crazy! Adults too.
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We found this piece of paper, which measures only about 3 7/16" wide by 3 3/16" high, in some of the other papers that my aunt had inherited.
It says "1st class This is to certify that Miss Sarah B Munday left off head on friday evening November 30th 1860 H G W Bradley"
LEFT OFF HEAD....what the heck! I thought at first it might be a train ticket, but then the word head comes in to play. I looked in the 1860 Barren County, Kentucky census and find that H G W Bradley looks to be listed as a farm laborer. So what is he doing that he is writing a "ticket?"
link to the above census is found on ancestry at
Does anybody know what this is, or know what this wording means? It has caused me quite a bit of head scratching trying to figure out what this is for.
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Men's Tennis Season Comes to a Close with 6-3 Loss to Erskine; Fleet Takes Final Playoff Spot
April 16, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Needing a win on Monday afternoon to clinch a Conference Carolinas tournament bid, the Pfeiffer University men's tennis team came up just short as Erskine doubled up the hosts 6-3 in the 2012 regular season finale on Monday afternoon. The Fleet improve to 5-16 overall, 3-7 in league play while the Falcons end their year at 5-15, 2-8.
Erskine took a 2-1 lead after doubles as Ben Hunter/Sebastian Wernecke scored the lone Falcon point with an 8-0 victory in the first position.
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Vulvodynia is chronic pain or discomfort of the vulva. The vulva includes the:
- Labia majora and labia minora
- Clitoris
- Vaginal opening
The cause of vulvodynia is not known. Some possibilities include:
- Injury or irritation of vulvar nerves
- Inflammed tissue
- Abnormal response to infection or trauma
Risk Factors
Vulvodynia is more common in women who are younger. Other factors that increase your chance of developing vulvodynia include:
- History of vulvodynia
- Chronic pain or disorders associated with chronic pain
- Sleep disturbances
- Some mental health disorders, such as post-traumatic stress disorder
- Recurrent yeast infections
- Frequent use of antibiotics
- Irritation to the genitals by soaps or detergents
- Genital rashes
- Previous treatment or surgery to the external genitals
- Pelvic nerve irritation or muscle spasms
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. It may include a pelvic exam. The affected area may need to be examined closely. This can be done using a colposcope to magnify the area.
Your bodily tissues and fluids may need to be tested. This can be done with:
- Tests to check for bacteria and/or yeast
- Biopsy
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Options include:
- Topical medications that are applied to the skin, such as corticosteroids, estrogen, or anesthetics
- Antidepressants
- Anticonvulsants
- Prescription pain relievers
Physical Therapy
Therapy can help you strengthen and relax your pelvic muscles. This will ease muscle spasms. You may be referred to a doctor who specializes in pelvic floor issues.
Other Treatments
Suggested treatments for vulvodynia include:
- Injections
- Nerve stimulation or nerve blocks
- Surgery
Revision Information
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- Review Date: 03/2013 -
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My final caution is not a fault of the unit but I have an auto feeder in my lower tank and when the feeder was too close to the optical sensor flakes of food caused the unit to think the tank was at level and it failed to fill. Keep the food as far away from the sensor as possible. Beyond these concerns, it is a great unit and very dependable. Gold Standard of ATO By Keith on 9/4/2014 Keith would recommend this product to a friend The system comes with everything you need to get an ultra-reliable and well built auto top off system in place on your aquarium. This is a must if you want to keep your parameters consistent and your tank running as it should. Make sure and put the rubber feet on both halves of the magnets to keep them from sliding around. I love the redundancy of an optical eye, a mechanical float switch and then a timer on the pump. makes reefing easy By matthew on 8/23/2014 matthew would recommend this product to a friend This auto top off makes my life easy, I have had it for over a year now and have never had a problem. Wonderful product that has made my life easier By David on 8/15/2014 David would recommend this product to a friend I was a little skeptical at first installing an auto top off. I had fears or dumping 30 gallons of fresh water into my tank with a faulty device or switch. Having this up and running now for awhile has been great! The sensor is very sensitive and adds small amounts of water throughout the day. I also like the back up float switch. It was easy to set up and the magnets make adjustment simple. I now fill my top off container every several weeks and that's all! One piece of caution is to watch the placement of the top of container as you can get a siphon started. Great product! Phenomenal! By MCHERRI on 8/5/2014 MCHERRI would recommend this product to a friend I purchased this device a year ago and I cannot begin to explain how wonderful it has been since. No more daily top off. Now you can just sit back and enjoy your aquarium. Coupled with an automatic feeder, you'll spend less time worrying about your fish and coral, and more time enjoying your tank! Great Pruduct By Crysos on 8/4/2014 Crysos would recommend this product to a friend I got this about 3 months ago and it is great! Easy setup and it keeps my water where it needs to be. I am home and watching my tank all the time but this is just a great tool to help with top off! good product recommended. By perry on 7/22/2014 perry would recommend this product to a friend This is a great product by tunze all-around. the only problem I had with the unit is that the metering bump broke shortly after I received the unit. but I contacted tunze and the quickly replaced the pump at no charge. Working great. Shutoff redundency By John on 7/7/2014 John would recommend this product to a friend I have been using this in my 75 gallon or approximately 18 months. It has been working flawlessly. I originally had the sensor in my display tank and when I introduced a sump, I moved the sensor into my sump. I am using RO/DI water with no Kalkwasser added. I like that there are two mechanisms to shut off the unit if the level is higher than it should be. The best By Jim on 6/27/2014 Jim would recommend this product to a friend Really not much to say as the product is excellent quality and works. Do yourself a favor and don't cut corners on an ATO. Simple design with a back up switch By mfief on 6/26/2014 mfief would recommend this product to a friend if you read the directions this is fairly easy to set up. I didn't want to spend the money but in the end it has been worth every penny. I definitely noticed a difference in my corals. instead of adding a half gallon of top off water in the morning and at night this does the job several times through out the day without forgetting. I love the sensitivity of the optical sensor and the face that there is a back up float valve and alarm as an insurance policy. The pump is a little noisy and be careful with the magnets, they are strong and will get more than your attention if you pinch yourself with them. Easy set up By Joshua on 5/28/2014 Joshua would recommend this product to a friend Its working great so far. It only took me about 15 minutes to set it up. Awesome! Best I have used! By Cornfedone on 5/5/2014 Cornfedone would recommend this product to a friend I have had ATOs but this one rocks! Easy setup, I am able to keep topoffs to a minimum so not to disturb ph, all, calcium levels. All I can really say, is Love This ATO! LOVE IT! By Shawna on 5/1/2014 Shawna would recommend this product to a friend I am SOOOOOO happy that I no longer have to tote around gallons of salt water to top off daily That got old really fast and my tank isn't even that big. This little gadget was easy to mount and works perfectly. Several times throughout the day I'll hear it rev up and top off the tank, keeping my salinity from fluctuating. Awesome By Chris on 5/1/2014 Chris would recommend this product to a friend I truly wish i would have made this purchase years ago. It was very easy to install and works like a champ. Perfect By Anneke on 4/30/2014 Anneke would recommend this product to a friend I have had this ATO for a couple weeks now and it is so reliable that I almost forgot I have it. It was easy to set, and did not need a break-in period. German product. By waterflyer on 4/26/2014 waterflyer would recommend this product to a friend Need I say more. This is made in Germany. Extremely high quality product. I actually have mine 20 feet away from my tank and it pumps it with no problem. Horizontally and with only a 4 ft vertical height above the actual pump. Great system, very reliable! Must Have By Jason on 4/23/2014 Jason would recommend this product to a friend I can't believe I ever went without this! It flat works, no questions asked. Easy setup, no brained operation. Well worth it. Set it and forget it By Arrick on 4/23/2014 Arrick would recommend this product to a friend This product works exactly as described is easy to set up and will easily be the most trusted piece of equipment you will have in your system. Don't skip out on this! By Michael on 4/22/2014 Michael would recommend this product to a friend After having a 180g reef leak from a poor install and destroy 1100sf of my house I have learned that there are certain items that you do not skimp on to save money and a good return pump and ATO are one of them. Not only will you have the piece of mind that your ATO will not flood and ruin your floors but your reef will be happier and your skimmer will work like never before! This ATO is amazing and is well worth the price. So far, so good By Anneke on 4/17/2014 Anneke would recommend this product to a friend This was easy to set up and started working immediately. There was no break-in period. Very good product By KEITH on 4/15/2014 KEITH would recommend this product to a friend Tunze 3155 works as described shut off valves are the best Optic sensor failed By Me on 4/15/2014 Me would recommend this product to a friend I just came home, and the water level was 2 inches low. Optic sensor out of the water but nothing happens. Worked fine for one year thats all. a must By Nick on 4/13/2014 Nick would recommend this product to a friend It works, its everything it is supposed to be! I love the dual level sensors and the pump is near silent. I think everyone understands they need an ATO. This is the best way to go. Keep Tank Stable By Mitchel on 4/11/2014 Mitchel would recommend this product to a friend Another great product from a great manufacturer that has been around forever. This ATO helps keep your salinity in check which helps for a better overall stable system. What else can you ask for out of a product. Simply works perfectly By Eldog on 4/7/2014 Eldog would recommend this product to a friend Operating top off for 230 gallon reef tank with 75 gallon sump for three years now. It's truly a set it and forget it system, maintains perfect top off levels for optimum in-sump skimmer operation. Fool Proof By Ryan on 4/5/2014 Ryan would recommend this product to a friend I'm a rookie when it comes to saltwater reefing, this unit is by far the best purchase I have made. Easy to use and definetly plug & play The Best By Matt G on 4/1/2014 Matt G would recommend this product to a friend Easy to set up works the way it is supposed to work. I am very happy with it so far. This thing is awesome. By Bill on 3/27/2014 Bill would recommend this product to a friend We bought this thing for a new tank set up we are doing, but then decided to do a gravity fed replenishment tank instead, so we weren't going to use this... until the next night when the auto top off on our current system died. I pulled this one out of the box and set it up in about 20 minutes or less.. This thing is amazing.. Works perfectly right out of the box and is super easy to set up. While we are going with gravity fed on our new tank, I would recommend this to anyone that can't do gravity fed. Tunze Osmolator Universal 3155 Auto Top Off By james on 3/26/2014 james would recommend this product to a friend easy to set up works the way it is supposed to work. I am very happy with it so far. just make sure the place you put the water into the tank is higher then the container you store the water lol Great ato system By Judith on 3/26/2014 Judith would recommend this product to a friend I chose this system because it contains everything needed to set up. The first day the pump would turn on and fill up until the alarm sounded. After unplugging and letting sit in the sump submerged in water overnight, I replugged it in and haven't had an issue since. Don't be cheep, its the best! By ryan on 3/20/2014 ryan would recommend this product to a friend this is a great item, i enjoy how it works over and over with no problems. i unwired the back up float switch wire on mine and added it to the breakout box on the apex so i can have email alerts and not have to hear the dam buzzer during a water change Best ATO worth the money!! By Ryan on 3/20/2014 Ryan would recommend this product to a friend Worth every penny!! Super easy to install and setup. All the parts seem high quality. Well worth the extra money. I'd give it 6 starts if I could By Dariush on 3/19/2014 Dariush would recommend this product to a friend All I can say is WOW. This thing is great. Setup was about as easy as it gets (Reader's Digest version below): 1. Mount sensors on bracket 2. Mount bracket to tank 3. Mount controller to stand 4. Connect tubing to pump and tank/sump 5. Connect pump to controller. On my 20 gallon nano reef, this thing keeps the water level dead on accurate, and the default pump setting works just fine, although it is adjustable via a variable pot inside the controller. The pump makes a slight hum while it is running, but it is hardly noticeable, and since it isn't running all the time, odds are you will never hear it. flawless By angelo on 3/17/2014 angelo would recommend this product to a friend works perfectly since i got it over a year ago. never an issue Great Product By TEM on 3/17/2014 TEM would recommend this product to a friend Best auto top off I know of. This is the second one I've purchased-for a second tank. Reliable and dependable. Very reliable product By Nil on 3/14/2014 Nil would recommend this product to a friend This is the most reliable aquarium products that I have ever owned. Works really well. I installed it in my sump. Maintains the level just as it promises to do. No mechanical parts in the sensor, which is great. The pump ran dry on couple of occasions due to my mistakes, I thought I killed it but it still runs. Great product. Like a Charm By Bradley on 3/12/2014 Bradley would recommend this product to a friend I have the smaller ato for my biocube and it works great, so I had no issues with trying this ATO for my new 90. Just set up the tank about 6 weeks ago and this thing works like a charm. Constant water levels is a foundation for keeping other levels in check. Awesome!!! By Nick on 3/9/2014 Nick would recommend this product to a friend I bought this ato when it was on sale for black friday and let me tell you dont waste your money on anything else. This is well worth the money and I would buy it again ovre and over. Tunze knows how to make equipment. Happy Reefing!!! Nice ato By Ryan on 3/6/2014 Ryan would recommend this product to a friend I've had this top off running on my tank for about 6 months now, i can say it works great but has a couple of flaws. The electronic eye can slime over somewhat easily if you don't watch it. Secondly, if the water level in your top off reservoir is higher than the outlet of the pump tube it will create a syphon and drain the whole reservoir into your sump. I've had it almost overflow twice, now i use a 5 gallon bucket on the floor which lasts about a day :( . Overall a great product, a little $$ though. Best ato By Bryce on 2/24/2014 Bryce would recommend this product to a friend This ato is the best one i've ever owned. Never failed!worth the extra cost! Great Product By Jesse on 2/21/2014 Jesse would recommend this product to a friend Easy to set up and works great Best ATO ever By Jonathan on 2/4/2014 Jonathan would recommend this product to a friend I was a bit put off by the price of the Tunze Osmolator ATO, but when it went on sale at Thanksgiving I went ahead and took the plunge, and I have rarely been so pleased by a piece of equipment! The instruction manual if very helpful, without much useful info lost in translation. Setup was easy, and after on minor overfill due to me not having the two sensors far enough apart, my sump level stays within about a half inch of the same point at all times. I strongly recommend that anyone considering an ATO buy this system. You get what you pay for, and in this case its the best ATO on the market. Plays well with fish, but requires supervision By cp on 1/28/2014 cp would recommend this product to a friend Overall this ATO works really well. It's nicely made and it was fairly easy to set up. Four stars because the sensor got filmed over and stopped working within a week. It was easy to clean by wiping it off and then it worked fine again. The film was my fault, since I hadn't gotten the dosing dialed in the new tank, and I caused precipation by adding Ca and alk solutions to the sump. But even so, it means that the unit is not maintenance free so I will have to get my tank sitters to check the water level and will have to explain how to clean the sensor if needed. Kind of a bummer, since ease of fish-sitting was one main reason for buying this unit. nothing but problems By Greg on 1/17/2014 Greg wouldn't recommend this product to a friend I switched from a JBL after the hrs video, and although the pump on the unit is quiet, and moves a lot of volume, I have had nothing but problems maintaining my aquarium salinity. The Tunze will constantly over fill the tank, and the alarm will go off. If I wasn't hooked up to an apex controller, It would of destroyed the tank. I've tried all the jumper settings, and nothing seems to make a difference. I've been fighting this for 6 weeks now, I'll be switching back this weekend. Pump is the weak link By Marc on 1/17/2014 Marc wouldn't recommend this product to a friend It's a shame, but the pump they use for this system is cheap trash. I'm on my third replacement is only seven months. Never Fails By Scott on 1/9/2014 Scott would recommend this product to a friend After seeing a video of Ryan talking about it, I purchased one and would not use anything else at this point. My water level changes very little before this thing kicks on giving ultra stability in my SG. Had mine for a year and have had absolutely no issues with it. The pump is always submerged in kalk and hasnt failed yet. I have a spare on hand just in case though. There is a breakin Period By Jared on 1/6/2014 Jared would recommend this product to a friend At first I thought I had a issue. I have come to find out that all Tunze ATO units with the optical sensor need a "break in" so the bubbles won't interfere with the level reading. I soaked the optical sensor in vinegar for 5 hours, cleaned off, and mounted. I havent had a level sensing issue since. I am currently using this with Kalk to top off my 65 Gallon system. 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SCCA Extends Its Partnership With BFGoodrich® Tires Through 2014
TOPEKA, Kan. (January 11, 2013) – The Sports Car Club of America announced today an agreement to extend a partnership that designates BFGoodrich® Tires as the "Official Street Tire of the SCCA" and title sponsor of the BFGoodrich Tires Super Tour events through 2014.
"We are thrilled to extend our relationship with BFGoodrich Tires," said SCCA President & CEO Jeff Dahnert. "Not only has BFGoodrich expanded its presence within our membership both through great competition and street tires, but it has been instrumental in helping to create a premium experience within our Club Racing program that was previously missing. BFGoodrich Tires recognizes the importance of SCCA and amateur motorsports, and all of SCCA appreciates their efforts."
The BFGoodrich Super Tour highlights the SafeRacer National Series schedule with six prestigious events at Sebring International Raceway, Auto Club Speedway, Circuit of the Americas, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, VIRginia International Raceway and Watkins Glen International. Each of these events are a part of the 2013 U.S. Majors Tour.
In addition to the extension, BFGoodrich Tires strengthens its partnership with SCCA by expanding its presence in the Tire Rack SCCA Solo National Tour and the Tire Rack SCCA ProSolo Series, with an enhanced program for the country's premier autocross events. That program will include joint promotional activities with the SCCA and a larger contingency program for participants.
"BFGoodrich has a rich heritage in SCCA competition, including road racing and autocrossing, and continues to use motorsport as a proving ground to demonstrate exceptional product performance", said Peter Calhoun, motorsports manager for BFGoodrich Tires. "Building on a partnership established in 2011, BFGoodrich is proud to continue as the title sponsor of the BFGoodrich SCCA Super Tour and Worker of the Year award, as well as enhance our level of participation in Solo."
The club's annual BFGoodrich Tires Worker of the Year award will continue to recognize those integral to success in the sport. One standout volunteer in each of the SCCA's nine geographic divisions will be selected as Worker of the Year and receive a set of BFGoodrich tires as a prize, with one winner selected to take a special grand prize.
Those additional prizes have helped make BFGoodrich tires a favorite of SCCA members, not just for their road-going vehicles, but their competition cars as well. Road racing National Champions, as part of the 2012 BFGoodrich contingency program, were eligible to participate in the SCORE Baja 1000 behind the wheel of the tire manufacturers' Baja Challenge-class car. Because of that opportunity, Showroom Stock B National Champion Luke Wilwert and Showroom Stock C National Champion Michael Crawford won their class in the famed off road race, adding to their racing highlights and personal memories.
This year's BFGoodrich Tires Worker of the Year, Joi Robinson, will also get to add to her memories. Selected as the grand prize winner at the 2012 Runoffs, Robinson won an all-expenses paid trip to the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring this March as a guest of BFGoodrich Tires.
The 2013 BFGoodrich Tires Super Tour schedule:
January 4-6 Sebring International Raceway, Sebring, Fla.
January 25-27 Auto Club Speedway, Fontana, Calif.
March 8-10 Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas
April 19-21 VIRginia International Raceway, Alton, Va.
May 31-June 2 Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Lexington, Ohio
July 5-7 Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, N.Y.
More information on the BFGoodrich Tires Super Tour and the Sports Car Club of America is available at scca.com.
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UWC picked up a massive 37-23 win over defending champions CUT in the fifth round of the Varsity Shield.
The victory sees the students from Bellville surge to the top of the log. It was their third bonus-point triumph of the season – and their second at home. CUT trailed 25-18 at half-time, but they couldn't improve after the break and fell to their first defeat of the year. The students from Bloemfonetin now drop to third spot in the standings.
In the other result, Wits relied on the boot of flyhalf Kyle Peyper, who kicked eight points in the second half to seal an 18-10 win over UKZN in Pietermaritzburg.
Varsity Shield, round five results:
UWC 37 (25) - Tries: Donavon Williams, Njabulo Ndlovu, Warrick Rhoda, Justin McKay. Conversions: Ambrose Steyn (3). Penalties: Steyn (4).
CUT 23 (18) – Tries: Jannie Myburgh, Alec Mhlanga, Gavin Annandale. Conversions: Myburgh (2). Penalty: Myburgh.
UKZN 10 (10) – Tries: Hanno Botha, Levy Swartz.
Wits 18 (10) – Try: Rinus Bothma. Conversion: Kyle Peyper. Penalties: Peyper (3), Blake Dismore. Drop goal: Peyper.


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CHAMPAIGN, Ill.—Miami University scored two second-half touchdowns, but could not overcome a potent University of Illinois offense as the Fighting Illini topped the RedHawks on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium, 50-14.
Miami (0-4) scored its first second-half touchdown of the season with 2:09 to go in the third quarter when senior quarterback Austin Boucher found redshirt freshman wide receiver Rokeem Williams in the end zone with a 6-yard pass. The RedHawks drove 75 yards on nine plays.
In the fourth quarter, freshman running back Grant Niemiec plowed into the end zone from 1 yard out to cap a nine-play, 41-yard drive for the second RedHawk touchdown.
They were the first touchdowns as RedHawks for both Williams and Niemiec. Sophomore kicker Kaleb Patterson connected on both extra-point attempts.
Bolstered by 29 second-quarter points, Illinois (3-1) built an early 43-0 advantage. After the two RedHawk touchdowns, the Fighting Illini capped their scoring with a 6-yard rushing touchdown with 7:09 to go in the game.
As a team, Miami amassed a season-high 250 yards of total offense. Redshirt freshman quarterback Austin Gearing led all players with 81 yards rushing, while Boucher tallied 95 yards passing.
The Miami defense came up with a pair of interceptions for the second straight week.
Junior defensive back Brison Burris picked off Illinois' Nathan Scheelhaase on the Miami 14-yard line and returned it 27 yards with 4:51 to go in the first quarter, thwarting the Fighting Illini's second drive of the game. Following Miami's first score of the game, freshman linebacker TJ Williams intercepted a pass by Reilly O'Toole on the Illinois 41-yard line with 1:25 to go in the third quarter.
Redshirt freshman linebacker Nate Gerbus led all players with 10 tackles.
Miami returns home next weekend, hosting Central Michigan in its Mid-American Conference opener as part of Family Weekend on the Oxford campus. Kickoff for the October 5 game is set for 1 p.m.
· Fred McRae had his first career reception in the second quarter versus the Illinois. The redshirt freshman led the team with two grabs for 45 yards.
· Rokeem Williams record his first career touchdown reception, a 1-yard score from Austin Boucher.
· The touchdown was the conclusion of a 75-yard drive, tied for the longest drive of the season for the RedHawks.
· Miami had a season-high 14 first downs in the game.
· TJ Williams recorded his first career interception.
· Grant Niemiec registered his first career touchdown.
· For the second consecutive game Miami intercepted multiple passes in a game. The RedHawks registered two interceptions versus Illinois and Cincinnati. All four interceptions were by different RedHawks.
· Miami finished the game with 155 yards on the ground. The last time Miami finished with over 100 yards rushing was on Nov. 23, 2012 versus Ball State (103 yards). The last time the RedHawks recorded at least 155 yards rushing was Sept. 29, 2012 at Akron (189).
· Austin Gearing had a career-high in rushing attempts (16) and yards (81).


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Simon Leslie is Pfeiffer's Male Athlete of the Week. On his Senior Day, Leslie netted the game winner against William Peace and finished the contest with two goals, one assist and five points. The senior set career highs in goals and points in his final game on NE Lefko Field, ensuring Pfeiffer finishes the regular season above .500 for the first time since the 2009-10 season.


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ELON — Though the freshman class that just came to campus may not realize it, the retail and restaurant landscape around Elon University has changed quite a bit recently.
Some businesses have either relocated or shut down. And the university itself seems to be acquiring more real estate.
Perhaps the most visible sign to returning students is on the door of Town Table, the restaurant in the Elon Town Center, at the heart of downtown on Williamson Avenue:
"To Our Loyal Customers, With much regret, Town Table has served its last meal. We appreciate the support you have given us, and are grateful for your patronage. Please continue to support local and independent businesses!"
The note was signed by restaurant owner Chris Russell, who also owns and operates B. Christopher's on South Church Street in Burlington. He said he's not closing Town Table due to inactivity. though.
"Our lease was coming to an end and we're just concentrating on our main brand of B. Christopher's," Russell said.
Town Table had been leasing the space from Elon University, which also owns the building at 131 W. College Ave., which housed Russell's other business, College Street Tap House. The bar, which replaced Lighthouse Tavern in 2010, is also closed now, Russell said.
Eric Townsend, director of the Elon University News Bureau, confirmed that the university owns both the Tap House and Town Table locations.
"We are going to be using the Tap House space for student activities," he said. "As far as the space for Town Table, we are open to talking to other restaurant owners about opening up their own establishments there."
The university has also recently begun leasing office space just off Haggard Avenue that used to be home to a tanning salon, Tan Oasis, and a specialty shoe store, Solteria.
Heather Ward, co-owner of Solteria, said her husband opened the business at 202D Manning Ave. in 2009.
"My husband's whole reason for moving to Elon at the time was he felt like the brands that he offered would be something that would definitely attract the Elon kids," Ward said.
Despite advertising their business on the university's radio station, at organization fairs and through campus mailbox flyers, Ward said, "We did not, for whatever reason, get the Elon kids like we thought."
Then two years ago, Ward said, the store started attracting a different market — families with kids. Parents told Ward and her husband that the Elon store was in an inconvenient location. So this April, about a year after next-door neighbor Tan Oasis closed, Solteria moved to Alamance Crossing.
"Of course, Elon came in and took that as offices," Ward said.
"We lease some office space in there," partially for the university's phone-a-thon, said Dan Anderson, vice president of university communications. "We don't own that (property)."
Townsend said the university doesn't own the Elon Town Center's building either, but rather Elon University owns the land and leases it to the developer who built the center, John McDonald, who in turn leases individual spaces.
That makes Eleonore's Hair Design a rarity, in that the business owner also owns the building. Eleonore Dunn has been at 102 N. Williamson Ave. for 33 years — long before the Elon Town Center was constructed adjacent to her building.
"I'm the only (business owner) who owns the building in the whole strip," along Williamson Avenue, Dunn said.
She said she's had offers to buy her building from the university and from others, but Dunn's declined them.
"Why should I sell it?" she said. Business is great, especially since she's cut hair in Elon since 1976, though not always at her current location.
"I have students who graduated in '82 still coming," Dunn said.
Though Dunn's held onto her building, the university seems to be acquiring more property further and further away from the campus itself recently, including a building in downtown Burlington.
In March, the school dedicated Elon's Downtown Center for Community Engagement at 217 E. Davis St., in Burlington, which has office space for The Village Project and the Kernodle Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement.
Most recently, the university's bid of $62,000 for county property at 706 W. Haggard Ave. was accepted by the Alamance County Board of Commissioners, although the school doesn't have any current plans for the lot.
"They were looking to unload the property," Anderson said.
The university thought it would be in its best interest to purchase the property contiguous to The Lodge property it already owns, Anderson said.
The Lodge is a rustic area with a lake, multipurpose building and ropes (obstacle) course used by student groups for meetings and social events, Anderson said. Since the school now owns the adjacent property, he said the university could theoretically use it as another access to The Lodge via Haggard Avenue if need be.
"We don't have any current plans for it," Anderson said.
The university doesn't own the buildings along Lebanon Avenue, close to the Elon Town Center, but the area has seen similar business turnover in the last few years.
In 2011, The Root Trackside opened in the former Sidetrack location at 110 W. Lebanon Ave., and neighboring Local Yogurt opened the same year in what used to be 116 Oak, a tapas and wine bar.
Regardless of who owns which building, the town of Elon itself isn't suffering from business turnover.
Elon's Town Planner Sean Tencer said the situation is like a revolving door, when one leaves, another tenant moves in.
"These are people who are leasing the buildings," he said.
The town isn't in any way negatively affected for one simple reason.
"The property taxes are still being paid," Tencser said.


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The Coastal Ecosystems web search is not case sensitive, i.e. you can enter words both in the lowercase and uppercase. All letters, no matter how you type them, will be understood as lowercase.
If you want to conduct a search by a certain category, make your selection from the links given below the text box.