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HIGH POINT, N.C. – Pfeiffer University's Steven Tilmon has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas Men's Lacrosse Player of the Week during week six of the 2012–2013 Lacrosse season. Tilmon (Orlando, FL) put up a 10-point week with five goals and five assists as the 10th-ranked Falcons pushed their win streak to five with a pair of wins inside Conference Carolinas play.
Tilmon started his week by registering a hat trick at Queens on Wednesday night. Tilmon would tally the first goal of the game while netting the equalizer for a 3-3 game in the second and putting Pfeiffer up 5-4 early in the third. Against Coker, Tilmon would follow up Queens by scoring two while assisting on four. Both goals came back-to-back as insurance to end the second and start the third while recording a pair of assists in each half. Tilmon also added five groundballs and a caused turnover to go along with his five goals and five assists.
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The fight was very close and IMO Gus won rounds 1, 2 and 3. 4th and 5th were easily for Jones.
There will be for sure a rematch one day, because this was an amazing fight and easily one of the best (If not the best) title fights ever.
This will be for sure fight of the year.
I honestly thought that Jones would absolutely dominate Gustafsson, and we all saw that it was not the case at all.
Gustafsson landed tons of punches, and showed an outstanding TDD.
Also big props for his huge heart, because he was almost finished in round 4. I thought that in round 5 he would get demolished because 1 minute to recover after that 4th round was not too much. And still he really did a good 5th round!
Amazing display by both of them. Jones actually did a lot of very good things too.
This has been probably the second best MMA fight I have ever seen (First one was Shogun vs Hendo).
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Barao vs Wineland:
That kick was impressive but I wish the bout lasted longer than that because Wineland was doing very good actually. He probably won the first round and was looking very good until the kick.
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There is nothing really to say here. Mitrione is a good fighter with very strong power in his punches, but seriously he has no place in the main card of a PPV.
Though I will always like him for retiring Kimbo Slice from MMA.
Schaub...he looked very good actually, landed some good shots and well, he showed that he knows BJJ stuff despite his huge fiasco in Metamorsis.
Costa vs Carmont:
Costa was probably prepared for a whole different type of fight. He is strong as hell, he has excellent TDD and yet he was taken down easily and was completely controlled the whole fight.
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I think a fight with Ben Henderson would be nice to see how ready he really is, if he beats Bendo in a convincing way, then yes, he is ready for a shot at the title.
Anyway he may very well be a future champion, he is still very young.
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- Rogan should seriously educate a little bit himself before talking about things he has no idea about.
If he has not any idea of what is that stuff that Khabib wears in the head, he should inform himself before saying in TV a stupidity like "Man, one day I will ask him why he is wearing that blonde wig".
Then Goldberg fortunately clarifies that it is a hat, and when asked about why Khabib is wearing it, Goldie answers with a stupidity of his own: "I don't know, because he is Russian hahaha".
Seriously they both looked like absolute idiots in that one.
The hat Khabib is wearing is a "Papaxa", it is a traditional hat of Dagestan.
- Talking about Joe Rogan. Where did he saw a thumb to the eye from Gustafsson is something I do not understand at all. Even in the replay you can see there was no thumb to the eye at all.
- The crowd was very respectful. It was not that they were cheering for Canadians and booing the fuck out of foreigners. They respected every fighter.
- Dana White was looking very pissed after the Barao fight.
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- Stesha said...
Happy Sunday love!!!! All your headers are beautiful. I love the one you have now :)
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I think if you have GFC, you can still follow those blogs with your reader, you just have to add them via URL, which is a little more difficult.
The only thing is that the non-blogger blogs won't be able to put the gadget on their site or count followers that way.
And I'm the type of person that gets bored with my layouts very easily. I think I'd only had my recent layout for 3 or 4 months, then I got tired of it and decided to change it up. I think if you want something new, go for something new. If you still like the way your blog looks, keep it this way. It is your blog, after all - do what you want with it!
- February 12, 2012 at 9:30 AM
- Nicole said...
What the heck - why is GFC going away? I'm confused. And a blog update? Yes!! Even though I like your blog the way it is :) Blog updates are always just so fun
- February 12, 2012 at 9:53 AM
- Rachel Elizabeth said...
It's fun to look back. I love this idea although I don't even know if I have my old ones anymore. And to be honest I need a new one, very soon.
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I love your current header!!!
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fun to look back, i like your current one best :)
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I am so confused about GFC...lame. I love your current blog header...i envy it just a little :)
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you have a great header! but i know what you mean, i get antsy sometimes to switch up the look of my blog.
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- memory said...
what's this about GFC?! ohhh noooo!
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i heard about the GFC thing but i thought it was for all blogs. i was getting ready to switch to wordpress soon, maybe i should reconsider...ps i love your blog style but change is always fun too! i just overhauled mine! ; )
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If you need a change, you need a change, but I completely LOVE the look of your blog so if you didn't change it, I would be completely content with that. I remember "awing" over the design of your blog the first time I stumbled across it. And I'm really torn about GFC, I can't decide what to do. I haven't had much success in getting followers via bloglovin' but hopefully I can push it a little more.
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change is a good thing (:
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I love All your headers honestly! cute cute! :) I've been thinking of a blog makeover too but don't know where to start. I like your blog how it is now but something new is always fun too! either way, I'll be checking back to see what you do :)
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I love your current header :) Too cute!
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I've been thinking of giving my blog an update too. I haven't even been blogging for that long but already want a new design! xo, rv
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I'm getting a blog make over- finally! YAY!
And you should get a twitter! I just started one yesterday :) Enjoy your day off, today!
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I love your headers, my husband made mine for me as an early Valentines present. I love your blog it is so cute!
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A neighbor, who asked to not be identified, said she didn't hear anything out of the ordinary at the home on Hargett Street.
"I'd usually hear them come out of their house and get into their cars, but I didn't hear anything today," she said.
The neighbor, who lived next door, said a man and a woman lived in the duplex; however, officials have not confirmed if the residents were the two people found dead in the home.
Military affiliation, likewise, has not been confirmed. However, both vehicles at the residence bore red Camp Lejeune base decals, and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service is involved in the investigation.
The next door neighbor said that she spoke to the female resident in passing, but never really knew the couple.
"They tended to keep to themselves," she said. "I wish I would have gotten to know her better."
Bradford Maynard, a former Marine who lives a few doors down from the crime scene, said he was shocked when he heard what had happened just houses away from his.
"When you hear something like that, you don't believe it," he said.
Maynard said that while it is tragic to hear of something like this happening anywhere, it is especially tragic in a place like Jacksonville, a tight-knit military community where military personnel have help at their disposal to keep violent incidents like this from happening.
"This Marine over here, he has a whole chain of command…There is all kinds of outreach to utilize," he said. "For him not to utilize it, or for life to be that heavy, it has to go through your head, 'Why Jacksonville?'
"I can't imagine other places that don't have Marines and don't have communities like this; the murder-suicide rates must be crazy."
Maynard said that it had been quiet up until now during the three months he's lived in the neighborhood.
"It has been a good neighborhood," he said. "Nothing ever out of the ordinary happens, no gunshots or craziness like that, no people running around."
Police are continuing to investigate the incident.
Contact Daily News Reporter Tabitha Clark at 910-219-8454 or email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter at @TabithaLClark or friend her on Facebook.
Updated at 5:08 p.m.
JPD removed crime scene tape from the residence around four hours after the bodies were found. Neighbors in the surrounding area are either not home or unwilling to speak to media about the incident.
Authorities say a homicide-suicide is under investigation in the New River area.
At approximately 12:36 PM, Jacksonville Police Department received a call from a concerned individual requesting a check of the welfare of their family member, according to JPD.
Upon arrival at the residence, located in the 1400 block of Hargett Street in the New River neighborhood, officers were unable to receive a response from anyone inside of the home. Upon entering, officers located the bodies of two people.
Authorities say the preliminary investigation has revealed that an apparent homicide-suicide took place at the residence.
Names of the victims are being withheld pending notification of family members.
"We appreciate the cooperation and assistance of the Naval Criminal Investigative Services", said Captain Billy Houston, who leads the agency's Investigative Services Division, via a Tuesday enws release.
The investigation remains open.
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Of some 600-plus Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps units in the country, only a very few manage to win a "Distinguished Unit Award." New Bern High School's Navy JROTC has won it 10 times in a row.
That 10th time around was part of the hoopla at last Thursday's end-of-the-year JROTC banquet at the Riverfront Convention Center in downtown New Bern. A mixture of evening wear and military-style uniforms filled the banquet room as families and friends of the student-run JROTC enjoyed an evening of food, fellowship and speeches.
New Bern's JROTC is Navy-sponsored, with uniforms being provided by the military. Retired Marines and sailors instruct the students. New Bern had three instructors over the 2012-13 school year: Craig Tyson, a Navy officer who retired from his position this year; Roland Clark, a retired Navy officer who is taking his place, and Sam Dotson, a retired Marine Corps master sergeant. But, as instructor Dotson noted, "Our unit prides itself on being cadet-led and cadet-run."
Students can become cadets upon entering ninth grade. Their reasons vary, with the most common being a desire to learn discipline or an interest in joining the military after graduation. Sophomore Cynthia Pettis, for instance, said she joined "because I wanted to enter the military," and "I've learned honor, courage and commitment."
A few others had other reasons. For Tala Done, a junior who is cadet corps commander, which is the leader of the unit, it was pressure from his sister, a former cadet, that led him to join.
He admits that he was hesitant at first, because he wasn't very pleased at the required haircuts. But with her goading, he signed on and now says "it was the best thing I've ever done."
Cadet Melissa Miralrio said she got involved because of "a mistake in my schedules" that plopped her into JROTC classes.
"I learned a lot of things, from morals and ethics to how to survive," she said of her years in the unit. "I'm trying to get an ROTC scholarship."
JROTC requires special attention that many students may not be willing to tackle. Students are expected to keep up their grades while being active in training and in community service — all steps toward achieving the sought-after Distinguished Unit citations. Cadets can strive to achieve ranks within their unit and, if they slack on the job, can face discipline, including demotion or dismissal.
Toeing the JROTC line as a high school student does not require participants to pursue military service. In fact, less than half — about 30 percent nationwide — do. All of the several cadets the Sun Journal sampled, however, were at least considering service in either the Marines or Navy, with a few setting their sights on officer training.
Every cadet talked to was enthusiastic about winning the Distinguished Unit citation for the 10th straight year — an achievement they refer to as their "decade of dominance."
"It's awesome. We deserve it," junior Katie Knuckles said. "The cadets worked hard."
"That's one of our biggest goals," Corps Command Master Chief Duwon King noted.
"Our unit has worked very hard," Miralrio said. "They've raised the bar for the cadets."
Cadet Shawn Best, who as a right tackle with the high school football team towers over his fellow cadets, added that "I give most of the credit to the commanders" Dotson, Tyson and Clark.
Cadet Commander Done summed it up for his fellow cadets: "It's very honorable to have earned it. What helps is we actually performed at a level that merits it instead of just putting out the numbers that get it. We're well on our way to getting it 11 years in a row."


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MacEachern, Scott, David Scott, Jean-Marie Datouang Djoussou and Molly Carlson
2013 Iron artifacts from the DGB-1 site, northern Cameroon: metallurgical analysis and ethnoarchaeological analogies. Journal of African Archaeology 11(1): 39-54.
MacEachern, Scott and Nicholas David
2013 Monumental architecture in mountain landscapes: the diy-geɗ-bay sites of northern Cameroon. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 48(2): 241-262.
2013 Time on the timeless continent: history and archaeological chronologies in the southern Lake Chad Basin. In Big histories, human lives: tackling problems of scale in archaeology, edited by Tim Pauketat and John Robb, pp. 123-144. School for Advanced Research Press, Santa Fe.
2012 Wandala and the DGB sites: political centralisation and its alternatives north of the Mandara Mountains. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 47(2): 272-287.
2012 The Holocene history of the southern Lake Chad Basin: archaeological, linguistic and genetic evidence. African Archaeological Review 29(2): 253-271.
2012 The prehistory of the northern Mandara Mountains and surrounding plains. In Metals in Mandara Mountains' society and culture, edited by Nicholas David, pp. 29-67. Red Sea Press, Trenton NJ.
2012 Rethinking the Mandara political landscape: enslavement, climate and an entry into history in the second millennium AD. In Power and Landscape in Atlantic West Africa, edited by Akin Ogundiran and J. Cameron Monroe, pp. 309-338. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
2011 The concept of race in contemporary anthropology. In Race and ethnicity: the United States and the world, 2nd edition, edited by Raymond Scupin, pp. 34-57. Prentice Hall, New York.
2011 Enslavement and everyday life: living with slave raiding in the northern Mandara Mountains of Cameroon. In Slavery in Africa: archaeology and memory (Proceedings of the British Academy 168), edited by Paul Lane and Kevin MacDonald, pp. 109-124. Oxford University Press, Oxford and London.
2010 Komé – Kribi: rescue archaeology along the Chad-Cameroon Oil Pipeline, 1999-2004/ De Komé à Kribi: archéologie preventive le long le oléoduc Tchad-Cameroun, 1999-2004. With Philippe Lavachery, Tchago Bouimon and Christophe Mbida. Journal of African Archaeology Monograph Series Volumes 4 and 5 (separate English and French versions). Africa Magna Verlag, Frankfurt.
2010 Seeing like an oil company's CHM programme: Exxon and archaeology on the Chad Export Project. Journal of Social Archaeology 10(3): 457-476. ( http://jsa.sagepub.com)
2007 Where in Africa does Africa start? Identity, genetics and African Studies from the Sahara to Darfur. Journal of Social Archaeology 7(3):393-412.
2006 Africanist archaeology and ancient IQ: racial science and cultural evolution in the 21st century. World Archaeology 38(1):72-92.
Lavachery, Philippe, Scott MacEachern and Tchago Bouimon
2005 Cultural heritage management in Central Africa: regional survey on the Chad - Cameroon Oil Pipeline. Antiquity 79(303).
Lavachery, Philippe, Scott MacEachern, Tchago Bouimon, Bienvenu Gouem Gouem, Pierre Kinyock, Jean Mbairoh, Christophe Mbida and Olivier Nkonkonda.
2005 Komé to Ebomé: archaeological research for the Chad Export Project, 1999 - 2003. Journal of African Archaeology 3(2):175-193.
2004 Two thousand years of West African history. In African archaeology. A critical introduction, edited by Ann Stahl, pp. 441-466. Blackwell Publishers, London.
2002 Beyond the belly of the house: space and power in the Mandara Mountains. Journal of Social Archaeology 2(2):197-219.
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2002 Descent. In Darwin and archaeology: a handbook of key concepts, edited by John Hart and John Terrell, pp. 125-141. Bergin and Garvey, Westport.
2001 Setting the boundaries: linguistics, ethnicity, colonialism and archaeology south of Lake Chad. In Language, archaeology and culture history: essays on language and ethnicity in prehistory, edited by John Terrell, pp. 79-102. Bergin and Garvey, Westport.
2001 Cultural resource management and Africanist archaeology. Antiquity 75(290):866-871.
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1998 Scale, style and cultural variation: technological traditions in the northern Mandara Mountains. In The archaeology of social boundaries, edited by Miriam Stark, pp. 107-131. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington.
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DGB Archaeological Project. 2008-present – Director of an archaeological research project in northern Cameroon. Fieldwork in 2008 and 2010/2011.
Chad Development Project. April, 1999 - present - Establishment of archaeological research programme, training and archaeological survey along oil pipeline right-of-way for World Bank/ExxonMobil, southwestern Chad/eastern Cameroon.
Projet Maya-Wandala. May, 1992 - present - Director of an archaeological and ethnohistorical research project in northern Cameroon and Nigeria. Fieldwork 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996.
Independent Research. May - July, 1987, August - September, 1991 - Archival research in the French and British colonial archives.
Mandara Archaeological Project. January - August, 1984, January - December, 1986, May - July, 1989 - Associate researcher with Dr. Nicholas David (University of Calgary). Archaeological, ethnoarchaeological and ethnohistorical research in Cameroon.


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Reinhild 'Jacki' Huneycutt's wall is legendary.
It started when Huneycutt began her career as the Public Affairs assistant aboard Camp Lejeune. She asked Lee Marvin, a former Marine and Academy Award-winning actor, to sign a photo for her after she arranged an interview for The Globe newspaper on base.
"That's how the wall started," she laughed.
Soon, she began collecting photographs of people she met — sometimes autographed photos of movie stars, sometimes photos of famous people associated with the military, sometimes photos of her with the famous people — as well as pictures of the Marines she worked with over the years.
The lucky ones made it on the wall in her office.
The wall came down on Jan. 3, when the native of Germany retired from her career after 29 years.
"To see all the pictures come off the walls was heart-wrenching," said Nat Fahy, director of Public Affairs Marine Corps Installations East. Fahy said Huneycutt's office was like a living museum.
But the office is nothing compared to the woman herself. Fahy said Huneycutt, who worked on base for 43 years, has been his pulse to the Jacksonville community.
"She was the glue that has held this public affairs office together," Fahy said, noting that her wealth of knowledge of the community and her numerous contacts "enabled us to be an active community partner ... She has been my eyes and ears to the community. There's a silence here that's deafening right now."
On Dec. 12, Fahy and the office threw Huneycutt a surprise retirement party at Sywanyk's Scarlet and Gold under the guise that it was a Christmas party.
Family and friends, old coworkers and bosses, civilian and military, locally and from out of state, attended.
Fahy also hunted down friends all over the globe to send her well-wishes for a video compilation.
"It was really, really funny," Huneycutt said, adding that she can't watch it without getting emotional.
Huneycutt migrated to Jacksonville in 1960 from Germany.
She began working on base in 1970 at Lejeune High School as a teachers' aide. She also worked on base counseling students going to ECU and with the Provost Marshall's Office before making her way over to Public Affairs.
"Community relations was always my main concern," Huneycutt said. She said she remembers a time when the base and the city were two very separate communities.
The Beirut bombing in 1983 changed all that, according to Huneycutt.
She said that was a big experience for her; she still remembers sitting in a movie theater and hearing someone come in asking all military personnel to report to their commands when news of the bombing broke.
Huneycutt, who has not only been involved with the Beirut Memorial Advisory Committee since its inception, but works on several other committees in town, said she hopes her work has brought the base and the Jacksonville public closer.
"When you go out into the community and get involved with committees, get to know the people, know what they want," she said.
Fahy said even though Huneycutt is no longer in the office every day, she has promised to stay in touch and send emails about things going on in town.
"She is a great sounding board for how things might play out in the community because she's so tied to it," Fahy said.
Huneycutt currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Farmer's Market and she was recently voted to serve on the Auxiliary Board of the Onslow County Crime Stoppers.
For 10 years she was a member of Jacksonville Beautification, she served for two years on the Tourism Board with the Jacksonville-Onslow Chamber of Commerce and has worked with the chamber for other events over the years. She was a founding member of National Night Out and served with National Night Out for 10 years.
Huneycutt also served on the council of the USO, was a member of the Jacksonville-Onslow-Lejeune Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals,; is an honorary member of Mainstreet and is involved with local veterans organizations.
She was appointed by the City of Jacksonville to the Beirut Memorial Advisory Board at least 10 years ago, even though she has been involved with the memorial since the beginning.
Abe Rosen, chairman of the Beirut Memorial Advisory Committee, said Huneycutt's dedication and caring to the memorial has been a true labor of love.
"She is very, very cognizant of the fact that it was our responsibility as a community to build a memorial and maintain it and never forget it by having a ceremony every year," Rosen said.
Fernando Schiefelbein, a retired master sergeant who is now in base operations, also knows Huneycutt through her work with the Beirut Memorial.
"She's always a person you can go to," Schiefelbein said. "Jacki's always a very helpful person. She'll go out of her way to help any person."
With her can-do attitude, Schiefelbein said Huneycutt takes her responsibilities seriously and will always "find a way to get it done."
Jacksonville Assistant City Manager Glenn Hargett said Huneycutt has always been "the guardian of what was best for the Marine Corps." In addition to working with her on the Beirut Memorial, Hargett said Huneycutt's German ancestry has widened the diversity of the community. And, he said, "she's always been a snappy dresser."
On top of all that, she is the movie columnist for The Globe, something she said she will continue to do along with her committees and volunteer work.
"It's my hobby going to the movies," she said, recalling how her mother was an actress back in Germany.
Among her many administrative duties in Public Affairs, Huneycutt kept officials updated about events in town they might want to know about so they could attend. She also informed the media about events so they could cover it and acted as liaison for people and organizations wanting to send care packages to deployed troops.
Fahy said she kept the office running like a well-oiled machine because she loves rules and procedure; however, he said Huneycutt's "heart of gold" is not completely hidden underneath her tough exterior and her affinity for rules: "Her top priority has always been honoring the people who have given the ultimate sacrifice," he said. "She is always taking care of the people who go into harm's way."
Huneycutt said some of her favorite things about her career have been running into the "kids" who once studied at Lejeune High School and then went through the ranks of the Marine Corps. Some have reached the ranks of colonel, and Huneycutt said it's always neat running into them.
She has also seen multiple presidents come to the base, including Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
"I made a lot of good friends," she said, mentioning that what she will miss most is the second family she made on base.
But arthritis and a combination of the Marine Corps downsizing and sequestration all went into Huneycutt's decision to retire.
Fahy said no one can replace Huneycutt, but they have been "fortuitous" because Lance Cpl. Andrea Ovalle from 8th Communications Battalion who has always had an interest in public affairs will take up the post as Public Affairs assistant on Jan. 14. Fahy said she will work in the office on temporary assignment until her end of active service later this year.
Huneycutt's official retirement will not take place until Jan. 21 when she's given a formal presentation on base. Anyone who wishes to attend can contact the Public Affairs office.
Now that she is through working, Huneycutt said she plans to catch up on some reading — her house is filled with stacks of books she's been waiting to dive into.
She also looks forward to sleeping in.
But she plans to stay involved in the community with continued work on committees and volunteering.
"If they need anybody," she said, "they know where to find me."
For her service
In 2003, Huneycutt received the USMC Commendation Medal for Meritorious Civilian Service
In 2007, she received the Administrative Professional of the Year from the Jacksonville-Onslow Chamber of Commerce and MCCS and CCCC Small Business Center and International Association of Administrative Professionals
In 2013, Huneycutt was the first civilian to receive the Heroes at Home Still Serving award from Landmark Military Newspapers.
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On October 5, The New York Times published an opinion piece by Gregory Berns, a professor of neuroeconomics at Emory University, about his two-year study of brain activity in conscious pet canines. (Rest assured, no dogs were harmed: "We used only positive training methods. No sedation. No restraints. If the dogs didn't want to be in the M.R.I. scanner, they could leave.")
For Berns, who found that positive anticipation (of food or familiar people, etc.) stems from the same part of the brain in both humans and dogs, the study's takeaway is "Dogs are people, too." This leads him to question the righteousness of dogs' current legal status: "[We] can no longer hide from the evidence. Dogs, and probably many other animals (especially our closest primate relatives), seem to have emotions just like us. And this means we must reconsider their treatment as property."
This week the website huffingtonpost.com posted a great follow-up article that expands on the concept of "personhood" for animals and quotes the ASPCA's own Stacy Wolf, Senior Vice President, Anti-Cruelty Group—read it here.
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My dog "RIGBY" is a rescue dog who is my best friend next to my wife. Just remember....if you lock your wife and dog in your car trunk only one of them will be happy to see you when you open the trunk!!!
Wow, thank you for stating so clearly what I have felt in my heart since I was a tiny child but have never been able to articulate so clearly. Everything alive matters, not just humans. Thank you again!
Well said Dasi. I have been in animal rescue for sometime and I am blown away by how ignorant people are in this day and age, with technology being so prevalent that we still live in the dark. Animals are NOT property. I know that animals are animals and humans are humans. However, EVERY living being has feelings. All creatures feel hunger, thirst, pain, loneliness, along with happiness and just plain glad to be alive. WHY does any animal have to live in pain, filth, hungry or fear. I will never understand that. God gave us dominion over animals. God however does not give us the right to treat any living being cruelly in anyway.
Amen! As this study is very interesting , hopefully it will help those misguided creatures who feel the need to belittle another soul due to incompetence. I have found humans to be more animalistic than any other soul I've come across. To think your species better than another just shows ones inability to understand the joys of our differences & similarities. However, regardless of any testing or studies performed, humans will never fully understand the spirit of these precious souls ENTRUSTED TO US unless they can get past what they are. If you want to know what peace feels like, be fortunate enough to be LOVED by one of these souls.
"Why...would we have to prove that they are intelligent and emotional creatures by OUR scientific methods in order to treat them properly?"
Another logical fallacy. The answer is, we dont. Treating them properly has nothing to do with them being intellegent or emotional creatures. We should treat them properly regardless. Otherwise, one could justify mistreatment of any being because they are deemed not emotional or intelligent (to clarify, that is not what i'm arguing but that is where that line of logic takes you). Treatment of animals (or anyone) should NOT be based on their meeting certain criteria. It should be because it's the right thing to do. My point is that you are arguing the wrong thing, you dont have to believe that they are emotional or intelligent in order to treat them properly. It changes the whole dynamic of the argument, no longer do you have to prove any certain state of being in order to know they should be treated properly. Just because you have power over something that is "weaker" is never an excuse for exploitation. That is the real problem at issue here.
I agree 100%. My human family is hurtful, selfish, arrogant, cowardly. They act like I'm the crazy one for having compassion for animals. It's only the animals in my family that have ever loved me or cared about me. I wouldn't know what love was if it wasn't for my dog. I would have taken a bullet for her without hesitation. To think of all the animals in the world being mistreated, abused, killed, experimented on, factory farmed, enslaved, etc. etc....well, it's a major reason why I can't believe there is a god.


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The premises underlying each side's position in the firearms debate are relatively straightforward. The premise for gun-rights advocates is that firearms are an effective means of protecting one's home and family. The best research available proves this premise is false. Multiple epidemiological studies conducted with methods used to determine if new drugs are safe and effective agree that owning a firearm actually increases the risk being a victim of firearms violence.
As an example, investigators at the University of Pennsylvania conducted an elegantly simple study. They tallied victims of gun assault, determined whether they had access to a firearm and, if so whether they had a chance to use their firearm in defense. Victims of self-inflicted and unintentional firearms use were excluded. The results demonstrated that those with firearms access were over 4.5 times more likely to be shot in an assault than those without. Even more striking, gun owners who used their weapons in defense were 5.4 times more likely to be shot than those who did not.
These findings turn the rationale for owning a firearm on its head, but are not surprising. Assaults happen under circumstances favorable to the perpetrator, not the victim. In short, they're ready and you're not.
Studies supporting the efficacy of firearms in preventing assault do exist, but are not based on objective and verifiable data. Instead, they are based on accounts of gun owners describing how they used their firearms in self-defense. These accounts are not sufficiently reliable. They reveal as much about gun owners' emotional attachment to and personal identification with their firearm as they do about personal safety and they do not take into account the fact the owner may perceive a non-existent threat.
Fewer epidemiological studies testing whether firearms restrictions effectively prevent U.S. gun violence have been completed. Nevertheless, an extensive, recently published study presents a compelling case for tighter controls. Epidemiologists at Harvard University and Boston Children's Hospital examined all U.S. firearms-related deaths between 2007 and 2010 and determined whether they occurred in states with restrictive or non-restrictive firearms control laws. They found that gun related deaths averaged 42 percent lower in states with the most restrictions in comparison to states with fewer restrictions. The disparity in frequency of gun deaths in states with and the least and most restrictive laws was staggering. Gun mortality in Louisiana (18 per 100,000 persons), a state with few restrictions was over five times higher than in Massachusetts (3.4 per 100,000), a state with tighter restrictions. Requirements for background checks and permits were associated with the lowest rates of gun violence.
In deeds, if not words the NRA implicitly acknowledges that the epidemiological evidence is against them. In 1995, the NRA effectively lobbied Congress to prevent the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from conducting studies on gun violence. President Obama's recent executive order establishing resumption of these studies is the proper response.
Effective solutions to gun violence must be based on reason, not opinion. Reason depends on established facts and facts depend on objective studies conducted using proven scientific methods. Compelling evidence suggests that greater restrictions on gun ownership, especially universal background checks and permit requirements will be effective. These measures will certainly be difficult to implement in the face of strong opposition. However, the high cost in human life of inaction and the sense of urgency after the Sandy Hook tragedy suggest that the time to implement them is now.
Tim Axtelle is a pharmaceutical scientist specializing in development of drugs for infectious disease. He, his wife and his four children make their home in Edmonds.
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Electric Mirror President and CEO Jim Mischel Jr. stands on the floor of one of the company's large manufacturing facilities in Everett. The company filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of companies opposing the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive coverage mandate.
Doing so would be a "grave sin."
That is what the family, which owns a manufacturing company in Everett, said in a brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of companies opposing the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive coverage mandate.
The court ruled 5-4 that "closely held" corporations — meaning they are for profit and have a handful of owners — may cite religious objections to providing all forms of birth control. Individuals had formerly been the only ones able to make such claims.
Jim Mischel can't compartmentalize his faith. It infuses every aspect of his life, the 42-year-old said.
His faith inspired him to start Electric Mirror in 1998 and to stick with it through several lean years, living with his parents and barely scraping by.
His parents, brother and sister all helped, and they are part-owners. And Mischel's younger brother, Aaron, was adopted from a 14-year-old girl who had been raped and had wanted an abortion, Jim Mischel said.
"No one person can be successful in business. I don't believe in the self-made man," Mischel said.
Electric Mirror has taken the age-old mirror and made it high-tech and energy-efficient. The company developed backlit mirrors for high-end hotels. It created Bluetooth mirrors that — using the glass as an amplifier — play music from a synced smartphone. The company expects sales to push past $50 million this year.
About 10 years ago, the company started offering health insurance for employees. It pays good wages and offers health coverage better than those required by the Affordable Care Act. But it has never covered voluntary abortions and a handful of contraceptive measures, such as Plan B.
"If people want Plan B, I'm not stopping them. I just don't want to pay for it," he said, sitting in his cramped office.
Despite being Electric Mirror's CEO, he doesn't have the corner office and he isn't even the highest paid employee "by far," he said.
Instead, he has a small, nondescript office, crammed with filing cabinets, books, binders, Bibles and an electric frying pan filled with beans, meat and vegetables — lunch.
"I'm paleo," Mischel said, referring to the popular paleo-diet.
Before the Affordable Care Act, the Mischels offered employees good benefits with a clean conscience.
"We went from being free to the government mandating something against our belief system," he said. "I'm not prohibiting another company from providing what it wants to. But because of our story and our beliefs, we don't want to support" abortion and certain contraceptives with company resources.
In 2012, the company opted to self-insure to delay having to comply with a state law requiring it to cover voluntary abortions. Electric Mirror pays more than $1 million a year for its employees' health insurance, he said.
The court's decision protected his religious freedom, he said. "This is not a free for all. This isn't an excuse to disregard any federal law."
In writing the majority decision, Justice Samuel Alito sought to limit its impact, saying that it "concerns only the contraceptive mandate and should not be understood to hold that all insurance-coverage mandates e.g., for vaccinations or blood transfusions must necessarily fall if they conflict with an employer's religious beliefs."
In a dissenting opinion, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg called it a decision of "startling breadth."
"It opens up a Pandora's box," said James Cox, a professor and corporate law expert at Duke University's law school. "We have no idea where it's going to go."
The Supreme Court reinforced the ruling by upholding lower court rulings on Tuesday in favor of businesses objecting to covering all methods of government-approved contraception.
Cox sees the ruling in line with the court's conservative majority's expansive view of corporate rights.
"Once again, the court is not seeing any distinction between a corporation and an individual," he said. "It's going to take years and years and loads of money to figure out the significance of this decision."
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The Oak Hill Lady Raiders started their regular season off on the right foot with a win over Lamar School in their home debut. Coach Stan HugheyŌĆÖs senior-laden squad took a 3-2 lead with Rachel HerndonŌĆÖs first three-pointer of the night and never looked back, holding the lead for the remainder of the contest.
Herndon, the sharp-shooting senior forward, buried three consecutive three-pointers to provide an offensive spark for the team, leading the team with 21 points. It appeared as if the Lady Raiders would run away with this game, but LamarŌĆÖs Olivia Mabry kept her team in the game, scoring 9 of LamarŌĆÖs 18 points in the first quarter. At the end of the first, the score was tight with only a 4 point lead for the Lady Raiders at 22-18.
In the second quarter, senior wing Shay Atkins,who finished with 18 points and 15 rebounds on the night, pushed the tempo and created easy transition buckets for her teammates, keeping Lamar out of their comfort zone by forcing them to play at a faster pace as opposed to running half court sets. The Lady Raiders also locked down on Mabry, who managed only six points in the second quarter as Oak Hill pushed the lead out 41-28.
The second half of the ballgame did not duplicate the offensive fireworks that the Raiders displayed in the first two quarters. The speed of the game slowed significantly between the two halves due to fouls and turnovers. The Lady Raiders, who only had seven turnovers at the half, committed six in the third quarter alone. However, these mistakes provided no spark for Lamar as they outscored Oak Hill 11-9 in a very slow-paced quarter of play to bring the score to 50-39.
After a somewhat sluggish performance thus far, Lamar suddenly came alive in the final period of play. Olivia Mabry sparked a 7-2 run in the first two and a half minutes of the fourth quarter. The margin at this point was only six points. Rachel Herndon answered the call by burying a clutch three-pointer. Lamar responded with a layup to bring the score margin back down to seven.
Points were coming at a premium by this point. Anna Ready and Shay Atkins stretched the lead out to 11 with driving layups within a span of two minutes. Mabry responded yet again with a bucket of her own to cut the deficit to single digits with 2:22 remaining. By then, however, the veteran Lady Raiders were able to cut down on their mistakes and force their opponent to foul. Maegen Ellis sank four consecutive free-throws to put the game away. Ellis finished with 8 points. Seniors Anna Ready and Lauren Billington racked up nine and four points, respectively. Sophomore Kelci Jo Langford finished with four points off the bench, while junior Bet Langley finished with 1 point.
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Keo.co.za wraps up this weekend's European action.
In the English Premiership, defending champions Harlequins continued their perfect start with a 22-9 victory over the Leicester Tigers at Welford Road. This was their fourth straight win of the tournament, and they top the log thanks to their three four-try bonus points.
It was a vital away victory over fellow title chasers Leicester, who have won nine domestic crowns. Harlequins crossed the chalk via wing Tom Williams, while New Zealand pivot Nick Evans added 14 points via the boot. Scrumhalf Danny Care also kicked a drop goal.
The hosts only managed three penalties via England No 10 Toby Flood.
In other results, the Northampton Saints also secured their fourth consecutive win as they downed Worcester Warriors 37-31 at Franklin's Garden.
Saracens suffered a shock 14-12 loss to the Exeter Chiefs. Former Stormers flyer Sireli Naqelevuki scored the telling try.
In the French Top 14, Toulon stretched their lead at the top of the standings to four log points as they recorded their sixth successive triumph against Castres (33-12).
Former Sharks flyhalf Frederick Michalak shined in the No 9 jersey for the victors and received a standing ovation when he was substituted in the second half. Former Wallabies centre Matt Giteau, hooker Jean-Charles Orioli and Kiwi wing David Smith scored tries, while English flyhalf Jonny Wilkinson kicked 18 points.
Defending champions Toulouse returned to winning ways as they beat Bayonne 35-6, while Racing Metro edged Biarritz 13-12. Clermont thrashed new boys Grenoble 44-20.
In the Pro12, the Ospreys gave log leaders Scarlets their first loss of the campaign with a 23-16 victory in Llanelli.
Leinster and Munster grabbed expected home wins against Edinburgh (22-16) and the Newport Gwent Dragons (33-13) respectively.
English Premiership:
Exeter Chiefs 14 Saracens 12
London Irish 29 Bath 22
Northampton Saints 37 Worcester Warriors 31
Gloucester 29 London Wasps 22
Leicester Tigers 9 Harlequins 22
Sale Sharks 19 London Welsh 29
French Top 14:
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Bordeaux 15 Montpellier 23
Clermont Auvergne 44 Grenoble 20
Mont-de-Marsan 16 Agen 28
Stade Français 34 Perpignan 24
Racing Metro 13 Biarritz 12
Bayonne 6 Toulouse 35
Leinster 22 Edinburgh 16
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Munster 33 Dragons 13
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