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Surfer Blood makes waves in the music industry (Created August 2, 2013)
How many bands do you know that got their start in someone's college dorm room, apartment or back alley garage? But how many of them have, inside a three-year span, have had the same success as Surfer Blood?
Born (you guessed it) inside the dorm of guitarist/vocalist John Paul Pitts, Surfer Blood also includes guitarist Thomas Fekete, bassist Kevin Williams and drummer Tyler Schwarz. Though they had already drummed up some solid support, the foursome quietly released their debut album "Astro Coast" on indie label Kanine Records back in 2010. The secret wasn't safe for long. The project garnered critical acclaim from Internet sites and radio stations, and the single "Swim" was ranked 37th best track on Pitchfork's 100 Best Songs of the Year.
Surfer Blood made bigger waves in the industry by playing the SXSW NPR music party, the ATP music festival and the San Muguel Primavera Sound Festival. They rounded out the summer by appearing at the Splendour in the Grass in Australia and Summer Sonic in Tokyo, and were chosen to perform at the ATP Nightmare Before Christmas festival in Minehead, England.
On October 25, 2011, Surfer Blood released the "Tarot Classics" EP, and its first single "Miranda" debuted on Pitchfork. Another track, "I'm Not Ready," was named NPR's Song of the Day on December 8, capping a big year for the band that saw them open for the Pixies during their Doolittle Lost Cities Tour in 2011. By January 2012, Surfer Blood had also booked an appearance on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon."
Surfer Blood will soon release another album, set to be called "Pythons." They released the first single, "Weird Shapes," back in January.
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Surfer Blood Tour Dates 2015
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Being held off until the last 47 seconds, Goldsboro dodged a shutout, as Kinston conquered the previously No. 1 Eastern Carolina 2A team, 20-7.
The Vikings won, 20-14, in the last meeting between the teams in 2004.
Kinston begins its conference play identical to its non-conference start: 2-0. Kinston (4-4, 2-0) is undefeated in the EC2A conference after coming off a four-game losing streak, but Vikings coach Ryan Gieselman said the tough losses prepared the team for the second half of the season.
"It's a very big victory … to start the conference 2-0," he said about Friday night. "We'll just keep pushing forward week-in, week-out."
Goldsboro coach Eric Reid said his guys knew coming into Week 9, playing Kinston would mean competing for the conference championship.
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Kinston started its homecoming game by surprisingly fumbling the opening kickoff return, giving Goldsboro the ball at the Vikings' 27-yard line. The Cougars wound up with a third-and-12 in just three plays and flopped a 35-yard field goal attempt with 10:10 left in the first quarter.
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The Cougars (3-5, 1-1) couldn't make use of two interceptions, one of which eventually landed them on Kinston's 6-yard line facing a fourth-and-2 with 5:02 left in the half. An incomplete pass resulted in a turnover on downs.
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A penalty-heavy third quarter left both teams scoreless for the period.
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The set of plays was one of Kinston's only two full possessions in the third, as the second ending with a Kinston interception. Goldsboro's Ricardo Woodard picked off a third-down pass with 5:30 remaining the quarter.
The Cougars, who wound up at their own 17, couldn't capitalize off the much-needed turnover, as they trailed 14-0. After a QB sack and back-to-back incompletions, Goldsboro punted back to the Vikings.
With 2:43 left in the game, Kinston scored to go up, 20-0.
Goldsboro, which hadn't been in Kinston's red zone since the second quarter, penetrated Vikings territory on fantastic reverse on the game's final kickoff return.
GHS wide receiver Rasheid Malette ran the kick 10 yards before the hit to Clyde James. James zipped down the field, headed for the end zone. When he outran the pack of defenders that failed to stop him, he was tackled by Kinston kicker Will Deters — the homecoming king — on the Vikings' 17.
When James sped by him, Deters chased him down for the defensive play, notching his first tackle of his four-year varsity career.
"It felt good to make my first tackle in my last homecoming," Deters said.
He said Goldsboro were the Vikings' toughest competition in the conference.
"It means a lot to be first in the conference now," he said. "We've really been working hard in practice lately. This was a game we've been looking forward to."
On Goldsboro's last chance to score, Kinston kept the Cougars at 17 for three downs. With the Vikings forcing a fourth-and-5 at the 12, QB Nashir Bowden lofted a beautiful pass to the left corner for Joseph Baker with 47.8 reading on the clock. The Cougars scored to avoid the shutout in absentia two key linemen.
Goldsboro host Ayden-Grifton (2-6, 1-1) next week, while Greene Central (1-7, 1-1) travels to Kinston.

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Ned L. Cooney, Ph.D., has been engaged in addiction research supported by NIH over the past 25 years. His studies have included clinical trials of behavioral interventions for addictive disorders and studies of the process of relapse after addiction treatment. His methodological expertise includes controlled clinical trials, laboratory studies of stress and cue reactivity, and real-time data capture methodology. His current research focus is on alcohol and tobacco interactions in the treatment of alcohol dependent smokers.
Dr. Cooney is also director of the mental health and substance abuse programs at the Newington Campus of VA Connecticut Healthcare System. He provides patient care services and supervised clinical training in the substance abuse outpatient clinic and the primary mental health care clinic.
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- State University of New York at Stony Brook (1977)
- Rutgers University (1980)
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- Rutgers University (1981)
- NIAAA Research Fellow
- University of Connecticut School of Medicine, Alcohol Research Center (1981 - 1983)
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transitive verb slan·der \ˈslan-dər\
: to make a false spoken statement that causes people to have a bad opinion of someone
slan·deredslan·der·ing \-d(ə-)riŋ\
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: to utter slander against : defame
— slan·der·er \-dər-ər\ noun
Examples of SLANDER
- She was accused of slandering her former boss.
- <for some reason, that newspaper seems determined to slander one particular celebrity>
First Known Use of SLANDER
13th century
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: the act of making a false spoken statement that causes people to have a bad opinion of someone
: a false spoken statement that is made to cause people to have a bad opinion of someone
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: the utterance of false charges or misrepresentations which defame and damage another's reputation
: a false and defamatory oral statement about a person — compare libel
— slan·der·ous \-d(ə-)rəs\ adjective
— slan·der·ous·ly adverb
— slan·der·ous·ness noun
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Middle English sclaundre, slaundre, from Anglo-French esclandre, alteration of escandle, from Late Latin scandalum stumbling block, offense — more at scandal
First Known Use: 14th century
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Bonnie Sheeren - Patient/Caregiver Scholarship 2014
I have had many adventures in health care. I endured hit or miss interactions with the medical community most of my life up through my twenties. Ignorance was not bliss, but it was the only option.
After college, I went into educational video production, my friends talked me into coming to the Texas Medical Center. Working at M.D. Anderson Cancer as a writer/producer convinced me that patients need to know as much as possible in order to make their treatments successful. Then, being transferred to UT-Houston Health Science Center, I covered all medical topics and spent a great deal of time in the Hermann Hospital ER, documenting trauma treatments. All this would hold me in good stead during the next decade when I went from standing around a procedure room to being the one on the stretcher.
My many sinus surgeries reflected the evolution of the field and also the uncertainty of the actual diagnosis. I spent hour upon hour researching everything so that I could be the best possible partner in my own care. Then, I needed hip surgery. My research led me to conclude that hip resurfacing was my best option, but it wasn't FDA approved at the time. Yet, I found a doctor who agreed that hip resurfacing would provide the outcome I needed and helped me make this happen. Emerging from all these surgeries and procedures, I began to realize that many people didn't have my background to successfully maneuver through the health care maze. I began to help friends and family answer their questions when confronted with medical issues.
Then two national patient advocacy groups came to my attention: APHA (Alliance of Professional Health Advocates) and NAHAC (National Association of Healthcare Advocacy Consultants). I felt it was time to try to help others on a professional basis and I joined both organizations. I incorporated my business (Houston Health Advocacy, LLC), acquired a website (www.HoustonHealthAdvocacy.com), created a Facebook page (www.facebook.com/HoustonHealthAdvocacy), generated a Pinterest page (www.pinterest.com/houstonhealth/), Tweeted (twitter.com/bonniesheeren), connected with a nationwide group of like-minded advocates on LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=42739613), and attempted to blog (http://notadoctorjustawriter.wordpress.com/).
As much as I love being right in the middle of this exciting new world of helping health care become accessible and understandable to as many people as possible---I feel a little overwhelmed by the world of social media. I actually had someone recommend that I also do Instagram---I can't imagine adding more to the mix! Yet, it's hard not to try to be on every platform—learning more and passing on that information to others.
I am thrilled to be part of this new age in medicine. I love reading "Kevin Pho, MD" with the many voices chiming in as well as books by Drs. Nuland, Groopman, Gawande, and Makary among many others. Thank you for offering this medical Social Media Summit---it will lead to great things for the future of U.S. health care.
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Pink is hoisted up by fellow acrobats during 'Raise Your Glass.' Photo: Armando Brown, for the Register.
Convincingly following up a smash without simply offering more of the same is one of the hardest tricks to pull off in pop.
For a baker's-dozen years since bursting onto the scene at the turn of the millennium, the acrobatic street diva Pink, who just wowed again at Staples Center, has done just that. Savvy every step of the way yet never lapsing into phoniness, she has maintained a no-holds-barred frankness that is now a beacon of honesty in a shallow pool overflowing with tripe. Simultaneously, she has extended her music in any direction that suits her mood: a rush of punk, a dash of glam, a slab of dance-pop, a detour into ruminative balladry.
All of it has been sung by some of the heartiest pipes this side of Kelly Clarkson and packaged to be relatable, not removed. The tough chick with a heart of gold born Alecia Moore doesn't drop performance-art bombs on her minions (like Lady Gaga) nor regally hover as an untouchable (like Madonna). She's the girl next door gone wild with a rough but not regret-filled tale to tell, deriving compelling portraits of everyday life from within the glare of stardom and the push-and-pull of marriage.
In hit ("Just Like a Pill") after hit ("Who Knew") after hit ("So What") after hit ("Try"), she combines the power of her peers – those she came up alongside (Kelly) and those for whom she paved the way (Katy Perry) – with the bluntness of a country maverick. She doesn't give a (bleep), never will, and her keep-it-real determination, always with a gleam in her eye and usually a smile on her CoverGirl face, has set her apart as the superstar you can most picture hanging with over beers. Pink is the people's pop idol.
But that's on record. On stage, at least as far as Southern Californians might be concerned, we've only begun to understand what she's fully about. That's largely because for the first decade of her career Pink didn't perform very often in Los Angeles or nearby. Instead, she honed her live skills in Europe and Australia, developing theatricality alongside aerial maneuvers and garnering massive fan bases.
She was never invisible in the States, just calculated about where and how she appeared: suspended over water at the Grammys, seemingly setting Universal Studios on fire during an MTV Video Music Awards appearance, the occasional mini-set at a KIIS-FM event. But until 2009's spectacular Funhouse Tour, which finally found her headlining Staples in a breathtaking breakout turn, she hadn't staged much south of San Francisco since the days when "Get the Party Started" was inescapable.
That absence helped make her previous Staples show so startling, yet its success placed pressure on her sequel, Saturday night's extravaganza behind September's The Truth About Love. Could she measure up to the standard she'd established? Yes, and with more aggressive physicality, though her latest production occasionally suffers from a lack of vision and daring.
"I'm told I played Staples Center once before," she quipped after a few songs, before showing off her ridiculously sculpted body during a vigorous rendition of "U + Ur Hand." "But I separated my shoulder, so I couldn't do any tricks – and I took a Percocet, so I'm not even sure I was here."
She remembers it differently than I do. OK, so she didn't attempt anything as astonishing as flying to nearly the top of the arena, as she did Saturday, starting her encore with "So What" while gliding and diving over the heads of fans on the floor. To folks in seats furthest away from the stage, it must have seemed like a tricked-out Tinkerbell was zipping directly toward them to administer a coating of pixie dust.
That moment, paired with another round of elegant aerial twisting for "Glitter in the Air," just barely topped another eye-grabbing effect, when she and her fellow dancer-acrobats all climbed aboard and/or into a steel orb of gothic design – like an enormous pendant – then spun so dizzyingly, you'd think they'd have been flung to the floor from the centrifugal force.
Pink is held down by dancers before she's set soaring again. Photo: Armando Brown, for the Register.
So she was more active and airborne than before, and right off the bat, springing up from underneath the stage and bungee bouncing through "Raise Your Glass."


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WP defence coach Jacques Nienaber believes his team has the blueprint to become the first SA side to beat the Sharks at Kings Park this year.
Nienaber is praised as the guru who has masterminded the Cape teams' defensive structures, which excelled during Super Rugby and the Currie Cup over the last three years.
The Stormers' strong guard helped them qualify for two semi-finals (2011 and 2012) and one final (2010) in Super Rugby. WP also featured in one semi-final (2011) and a final (2010) on the domestic scene.
However, those teams all lost their respective play-off matches, extending their title drought to 11 years. The last piece of silverware added to the Newlands trophy cabinet was the 2001 Currie Cup (that's if you exclude the over-hyped South African conference title won in Super Rugby).
These three years of finals rugby heartache forced the management to rethink their game plan. Backline coach Robbie Fleck revealed to this site in September that this year's domestic campaign would be used to implement a stronger attacking game, which their players have bought into.
Gio Aplon told me midway during the league phase: 'We've realised the hard way that a strong defence won't win semi-finals and finals. It's good enough to get you to the top of the league, but you have to be able to attack well if you want to win those play-off games.'
As a result, WP have scored the second most tries in the tournament (behind the Sharks) and are the third top point-scorers (close behind the Sharks and Golden Lions). They showed great composure with ball in hand to score a late try for a 21-16 comeback semi-final win over the Lions at Ellis Park.
They now have the opportunity to carry that momentum into the final against the Sharks, who have beaten all South African teams at Kings Park during Super Rugby and the Currie Cup in 2012.
While the Sharks have beaten the Stormers and WP four out of five times during these tournaments, Nienaber said the last two defeats have helped the team progress.
'We were beaten 43-27 in Durban during round two, but we played with 12 men at one stage,' Nienaber told keo.co.za. 'We were still in the game before we were issued those two red cards and the final yellow card just made things even more difficult. The Sharks scored three tries with a greater man advantage.
'But earlier in the game, we were very competitive. We manned up against their powerful pack and had the technical game plan that troubled them.
'The 25-23 loss in Cape Town in the opening round was a learning curve for us. While we were placing a greater focus on attack, it revealed we didn't have an effective scramble defence. Most of their tries came from turnovers in possession. But the situation has improved since then. We've lost many of our first-choice players to injury, but we have the formula to beat the Sharks in the final.
'This greater balance between attack, defence and tactical kicking plan also bodes well for Super Rugby next year.'
Nienaber added that the Sharks' defence and kicking game have been key in their successful year, especially during the Currie Cup.
'Many people believe the Sharks are doing well because of their strong attack,' he said. 'But the Sharks have improved very well on defence. They're also kicking the ball a lot. The Currie Cup stats show that they've kicked the most during the tournament. They even had six more kicks than the Blue Bulls in the semi-final. I don't think anyone has picked up on that.'
Nienaber believes discipline will be vital in Saturday's Currie Cup showdown: 'The Lions conceded more penalties than us at Ellis Park last weekend, but we leaked too many in kickable positions and gave Elton Jantjies a chance to boot his team to victory. We can't afford that against the Sharks and Pat Lambie.'
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Joel Meyers is the man .... David Wesley ahhhhhh not so sure.
The game hasn't even started yet the professional broadcast is amazingly better.
Joel Meyers is the man .... David Wesley ahhhhhh not so sure.
Dumbo Wesley just seem nervous, chill guys. He will get better soon...
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I might be the minority here (well i am almost sure i am) but.... I miss Gil The McGregastrator?!? come aaahhhnnn it was pure television genius.
I will give Wesley the benefit of the doubt as it's his first time, but Gerry would of been better choice than Wesley by a mile.
Meyers will be great and Wesley is 10 times better than Gil.
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Wesley seemed really good when he was a guest on hornets247's podcast, should be good eventually.
Still feel like I'm watching FSSW. It's obvious that studio aint nowhere near here. Such conflict. Wierd.
But...Aaron's has stepped their ad game up. Thats a start.
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Wesley is very hard to watch. I feel sorry for him. very nervous.
I agree! It's SO much more professional. Calm down Wesley!
It's his first time out doing this. By game 50, he'll sound a lot more calm and sure of himself.
Also, Jennifer Hale is my kinda sideline reporter.
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1st game verdict. Leaps and Bounds above the old guys.
Wow! Game production was pretty great considering it was the first live game broadcast and I wasn;t even expecting this post-game show - another WOW! Who cares if it's not here. It could be in North Dakota if we get this after every broadcast-outstanding.
Whoa! And a post-game interview with Monty - what happened to rushing off air to broadcast a repeat of the Valdosta State-West Georgia football game.
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Wow. Makes you have to ask...wtf is wrong with Cox? 10 years of pure crap.
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The Foundation for a Career in Higher EducationPosted Oct. 5, 2010
During a more than three-decade career in higher education, Dr. Jane Applegate has been a first-hand witness to the changes affecting universities and their students. But as an educator of future educators, she also has a unique perspective on the needs of an often overlooked group — faculty members.
"The funding for higher education keeps going down and down, and that forces universities to find resources in other ways," she says. "Faculty members must pursue grants and contracts to support their scholarship. And the requirements for faculty members to publish their work has increased tremendously."
It's a different world from 1978, when Applegate graduated with her doctorate from Ohio State.
"There no longer is the requirement that you must just be a good teacher in the classroom," she says. "Faculty work is much more demanding than it was when I began my career."
That career began in the late 1970s with the Ohio Department of Education, working with the state's colleges and universities to adjust their curricula to match new teacher-preparation standards. It was through that assignment that she became acquainted with Kent State faculty members, who encouraged her to apply for a new assistant professorship. When she was hired for that first teaching position, Applegate found a surprising support system.
"As a beginning faculty member at Kent State, I felt that I had almost a built-in family," she says. "I felt that there were many people there who wanted me to succeed."
Those included Dick Hawthorne and Joanne Schwartz, who served as deans of what is now known as the College of Education, Health and Human Services; and longtime faculty members and philanthropists Jo Anne and Richard Vacca. Hawthorne became a mentor in the realm of teaching, while Schwartz taught the young professor about administration, and the Vaccas encouraged her research and publications.
"I think the public doesn't understand that faculty members are more than teachers — that our job is to contribute to our profession. In the beginning of one's career, you're pressured to do research while you are really learning how to do it," Applegate says. "If you're lucky, in your Ph.D. program, as I was, you may have the opportunity to publish an article or two. But when you become a faculty member, you're expected to write on your own, in addition to your teaching and your service to your college and your profession."
With so many colleagues rooting for her success, Applegate achieved the position of professor, before moving on to deanships in the College of Education at both West Virginia University and the University of South Florida. Today, she's still at USF as a professor in the Department of Secondary Education, where she teaches, writes and works with graduate students — "all the things I wanted to do from the start of my career," she says.
It's because of the career foundation she received at Kent State that she has provided a bequest in her estate to endow a professorship in the College of Education, Health and Human Services — a key but underfunded component of the Centennial Campaign.
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As Applegate nears retirement after a lengthy university career, she understands the importance of faculty support — and she's giving back in order to help future professors have a Kent State experience like her own.
"Kent State taught me what it meant to be a productive faculty member and scholar, and also taught me about university administration," she says. "So, in my gift to Kent State, I'm hoping to provide that little extra that a beginning faculty member might need to get her research off the ground — to give her a good start."
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Billy Graham's grandson will be the guest speaker at this year's Find Hope 20123 event in Yadkinville.
The grandson of the famed evangelist, Lotz is also an evangelist himself. He will appear during the free-to-the-public outdoor concert Oct. 5 at 6:30 p.m.
In addition to Lotz will be Kenny Lamm, the head of music and worship for the North Carolina Baptist State Convention. Lamm will be leading the music for the Find Hope event.
"The purpose of the event is to share with people how they can find hope right now in 2013 by developing a personal relationship with Jesus Christ," Aaron Misenheimer said."The event is called Find Hope 2013 because the focus of the event is how people can find hope in their lives in 2013."
Misenheimer is the music director for the Yadkin Baptist Association and the event coordinator for Find Hope.
Miseneheimer said the buzz surrounding Lotz' visit was already beginning.
"People that I've talked to have been very excited to hear that Jonathan is coming to speak for us and I know with the large number of churches participating there is already a lot of interest in this event," he said. "Kenny [Lamm] has chosen very inspirational music for the evening and Jonathan has a unique story to tell of how he has overcome cancer, divorce and other obstacles in life."
The event is expected to last between an hour and a half to two hours. The YBA choir and band of approximately 100 people will perform.
A Christian rock band will also perform special music.
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The county's baptist association is made up of 29 churches from in and around Yadkin. Pastors from the member churches will be on hand to talk and pray with those who would like to about needs or concerns in their lives.
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It was a rematch of the AA North State Tournament semi-final as the Oak Hill Lady Raiders met up with Prairie View Academy again this past Saturday. In the previous meeting, the Lady Raiders used a second half rally to overcome a 12-point deficit to defeat the Lady Spartans 55-50.
After making the first round of the playoffs, the Hebron Christian Eagles will be raising their expectations in the 2013 baseball campaign.
"Yeah, expectations are to make the playoffs," said assistant coach Cass Tapely about the expectation for the season, "we want to make a deeper run this year."
With a three senior looking to start, Hebron will also rely on underclassmen to fill in the other six spots in field. Yet the underclassmen will not lack experience as many of them picked up valuable experience in the past seasons.
West Point's head coach Buddy Wyers feels this team may have the right chemistry. The chemistry which can give experience to younger players and put wins in the win columns. It will be this chemistry that will help the Green Wave find victories in schedule that is full of challenges.
Already getting the season under way, West Point had a great showing in Columbus as the Diamond Wave played abbreviated games against Caledonia and Hamilton in a baseball jamboree. Coach Wyers pointed to a good showing from his young pitching staff that picked up their first true varsity pitch counts.
Students in the West Point School District are making a stand against bullying this week. Each day students have a different theme to show their opposition to bullies. Monday, students wore white shirts or peace signs and had a Bullying Awareness Activity in first period. The weeks theme is X Out Bullying: Respect All. Pictured are South campus students demonstrating bullying behaviors. From left, Josh Ewing, David Waldrep, Gissel Guzeman, Shaniqua Walter and Breanna Shelton. Photo by Bryan Davis
West Point is rich in the arts, and people around the state are beginning to take notice.
Already famous for the community's Howlin' Wolf Blues Festival and the Prairie Arts Festival in September, Clay County is now home to two spring events that showcase regional artists, as well as local ones.
The first of the two will take place this Saturday at the Bryan Public Library.
This is the Second Annual East Mississippi Community College Art Show.
It will feature 50 pieces of art by 25 students from EMCC, as well as five faculty members.
It has been an eventful new year for Angela Turner so far.
The recently-elected Senator for District 16 has been busy at the state capitol since she took office on January 15 in a special election.
The Clay County native is up to speed with the issues that face legislators during the current 90-day session, and she shared some of her insights on what the final leg of the session will look like during Monday morning's Legislative Breakfast at City Hall.
"I've hit the ground running," Turner said of the last month and a half.
A small portion of the delinquent service fees owed by Comcast Cable was paid recently to the city of West Point, but since receiving that payment the city has not received a dime of the large balance remaining.
In their Jan. 8 meeting, the West Point Board of Mayor and Selectmen granted Comcast a 45-day extension of time to pay the $6,000 franchise fee owed to the city's general fund and to enter into a contract through which Comcast would pay $15 per pole attachment.
Constituents of Ward 3 in West Point now have one more candidate to consider voting for in the May 7 Primary Election for elected municipal offices in the city of West Point.
Just last week Ken Poole, investigator with the West Point Police Department, declared his intention at City Hall to run for the office of Ward 3 selectman as a democratic candidate. Two other individuals declared their intent several weeks ago to run for the post, including Jimmy Clark and incumbent Charles Collins.
Marie Martin age 96, passed away Wednesday, February 20, 2013, at her home.
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William Deandrea Temple age 30, passed away Friday, February 15, 2013, in Minot, N.D.
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This is a fragment of an autopilot used to control the World War II-era flying bomb "V-1," which was launched from ramps in German-controlled territory on the continent of Europe to targets in England. A V-1 autopilot used a set of gyroscopes to maintain attitude, data from a magnetic compass to maintain course, and a timer driven by a propeller to determing the point of engine cutoff and dive to the target. This fragment contains parts primarily from the timing mechanism.
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