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GARETH DUNCAN previews this weekend's action and predicts who will face off in the semi-finals.
SHARKS vs GRIQUAS, DURBAN, FRI 19:10
While Griquas earned a 22-15 win over the Sharks in Kimberley, the Northern Cape minnows will come up against a stronger outfit on Friday night.
John Plumtree has gained significant reinforcements in recents weeks, with players returning from injury and Springbok duty.
Wing JP Pietersen still has his hot Super Rugby form despite spending several weeks on the sidelines because of a broken thumb. The speedster played a key role in the 37-30 win over the Cheetahs in Free State last weekend.
Tim Whitehead's return from injury sees him partner Paul Jordaan in the midfield. The duo create an exciting centre pairing, and will expose any weaknesses in the opposition defence. To think this is their second-choice centre combination as Frans Steyn will be back next season.
Pat Lambie might still be aching from all the splinters he picked up on the bench during the Rugby Championship, but he'll be raring to start at flyhalf and prove his worth in the run-on XV.
Skipper Keagan Daniel has been in good form in the Currie Cup since being dropped from the Springbok squad, and he'll lead a pack that has impressed over the last fortnight.
The Sharks will also have four Boks to call on from the bench in the second half.
Griquas shocked the Lions with a second-half comeback in Kimberley, but they'll struggle to stay afloat at the Shark Tank against a side that boasts plenty of quality.
The Sharks will cruise to victory and the top spot on the log.
Sharks WWLWLWLWW
Griquas LLLWWWLW
Sharks – 15 Louis Ludik, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 Tim Whitehead, 11 JP Pietersen, 10 Pat Lambie, 9 Cobus Reinach, 8 Keegan Daniel (c), 7 Jean Deysel, 6 Jacques Botes, 5 Anton Bresler, 4 Jandré Marais, 3 Wiehahn Herbst, 2 Kyle Cooper, 1 Dale Chadwick.
Subs: 16 Craig Burden, 17 Jannie du Plessis, 18 Peet Marais, 19 Marcell Coetzee, 20 Charl McLeod, 21 Meyer Bosman, 22 Lwazi Mvovo.
Griquas – 15 Willie le Roux, 14 Jannie Boshoff, 13 Jean Stemmet, 12 Walter Venter, 11 Rocco Jansen, 10 Francois Brummer, 9 Marnus Hugo, 8 Leon Karemaker, 7 Justin Downey, 6 Marnus Schoeman, 5 Martin Muller, 4 Rynard Landman, 3 Lourens Adriaanse, 2 Ryno Barnes (c), 1 Steph Roberts.
Subs: 16 Matthew Dobson, 17 Ivann Espag, 18 Edwin Hewitt, 19 Wesley Wilkins, 20 Jacques Coetzee, 21 Marnitz Boshoff, 22 Richard Lawson.
Gareth's prediction: Sharks by 15
WP vs FREE STATE CHEETAHS, CAPE TOWN, SAT 17:05
A young WP outfit were outplayed by the Bulls at Loftus Versfeld last weekend, but their returning Springboks have boosted the Cape side tremendously.
Where there was once a lack of experience, Province now have the likes of inside centre Jean de Villiers, wing Bryan Habana, No 8 Duane Vermeulen, lock Andries Bekker and hooker Tiaan Liebenberg playing leadership roles. Outside centre Juan de Jongh and lock Eben Etzebeth will also make telling contributions.
Free State have benefited from Bok hooker Adriaan Strauss and prop Coenie Oosthuizen's availability, but injuries will still see the Cheetahs struggle at Newlands.
They'll miss flyhalf Johan Goosen (knee) as Sias Ebersohn has been inconsistent in the No 10 jersey. Free State will also have a weakened second row and loose trio, which should see them struggle in the forwards battle.
Without regular front foot momentum, the Cheetahs' backline will be restricted. They'll depend on outside centre Robert Ebersohn and wing Raymond Rhule to create some magic, but that won't be enough.
WP will be too strong for the visitors, and a win will see them avoid the unlikely threat of relegation and seal their semi-final place.
This will see Free State finish last on the log. Without a win, the Cheetahs will need two bonus points to secure safety. However, this will be highly unlikely against South Africa's best defensive unit. First Division league winners the EP Kings will be waiting for the Bloemfontein team in the promotion-relegation play-offs.
Cheetahs LWWLLLLWW
WP – 15 Joe Pietersen, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 Juan de Jongh, 12 Jean de Villiers (c), 11 Bryan Habana, 10 Demetri Catrakilis, 9 Nic Groom, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Don Armand, 6 Deon Fourie, 5 Andries Bekker, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Tiaan Liebenberg, 1 Steven Kitshoff.
Subs: 16 Scarra Ntubeni, 17 Brok Harris, 18 De Kock Steenkamp, 19 Jebb Sinclair, 20 Louis Schreuder, 21 Marcel Brache, 22 Gio Aplon.
Free State Cheetahs – 15 Hennie Daniller, 14 Nico Scheepers, 13 Robert Ebersohn, 12 Andries Strauss, 11 Raymond Rhule, 10 Sias Ebersohn, 9 Sarel Pretorius, 8 Philip van der Walt, 7 Francois Uys, 6 Hendro Scholtz, 5 Izak van der Westhuizen, 4 Carl Wegner, 3 Coenie Oosthuizen, 2 Adriaan Strauss (c), 1 Marcel van der Merwe.
Subs: 16 Hercu Liebenberg, 17 Ross Geldenhuys, 18 Waltie Vermeulen, 19 Davon Raubenheimer, 20 Tewis de Bruyn, 21 Philip Snyman, 22 Ryno Benjamin.
Gareth's prediction: WP by 12
GOLDEN LIONS vs BLUE BULLS, JOHANNESBURG, SAT 19:10
The Golden Lions have made this an easier challenge for the visiting Blue Bulls.
While Johan Ackermann hasn't picked an out-and-out second string side, it's still a weakened team. With the Lions already guaranteed a home semi-final, they can afford to rest utility back Jaco Taute and prop JC Janse van Rensburg, and bench the likes of lock Franco van der Merwe, flyhalf Elton Jantjies and speedster Lionel Mapoe.
Springbok props Pat Cilliers and CJ van der Linde will give the Lions a quality front row, but the Bulls have a strong team to match and outclass the hosts in most positional match-ups.
The Pretoria union will start six of its returning Springboks (to the rejoices of under-fire head coach Pine Pienaar). The Bulls have reportedly struggled without 22 first-choice players for most of their campaign, but will field a near Super Rugby-strength line-up at Ellis Park on Saturday.
The major returns are flyhalf Morne Steyn and the Bok lock combination of Juandre Kruger and Flip van der Merwe. They'll play key roles during the Bulls' pursuit for victory.
The forwards battle will be a close one. The Lions' success in the Currie Cup this season has come through their ability to poach ball regularly and dominate the set-pieces. The Bulls need to secure the ascendancy up front if they want to win this one. The respective loose trios will be huge in this regard.
The Lions are weakened, but will still be competitive. However, the Bulls have more than enough firepower to earn the win that will save them from relegation and sneak them into the play-offs.
Bulls WLWLLLWLW
Lions WLWLWWWWL
Golden Lions – 15 Ruan Combrinck, 14 Deon Helberg, 13 Deon van Rensburg, 12 Alwyn Hollenbach, 11 Anthony Volmink, 10 Butch James (c), 9 Ross Cronje, 8 Willie Britz, 7 Derick Minnie, 6 Jaco Kriel, 5 Paul Willemse, 4 Michael Rhodes, 3 Pat Cilliers, 2 Callie Visagie, 1 CJ van der Linde.
Subs: 16 Bandise Maku, 17 Jacobie Adriaanse, 18 Franco van der Merwe, 19 Warren Whiteley, 20 Whestley Moolman, 21 Elton Jantjies, 22 Lionel Mapoe.
Blue Bulls – 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Akona Ndungane, 13 JJ Engelbrecht, 12 Francois Venter, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Morne Steyn, 9 Jano Vermaak, 8 Arno Botha, 7 Jacques Potgieter, 6 Dewald Potgieter (c), 5 Flip van der Merwe, 4 Juandré Kruger, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Willie Wepener, 1 Morne Mellett.
Subs: 16 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 17 Frik Kirsten, 18 Wilhelm Steenkamp, 19 CJ Stander, 20 Francois Hougaard, 21 Louis Fouche, 22 Dean Greyling.
Gareth's prediction: Blue Bulls by 8
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The first assignment of the season for new Western Alamance girls' basketball coach Sean Quinn offered little in terms of an easing into things.
The Warriors faced Southern Alamance, the 2012 Metro Conference Tournament champion. Quinn knows the Patriots quite well.
He left the athletics director's position at Southern Alamance to take the Western Alamance job. He had been the Southern Alamance girls' coach before that.
So Quinn called his first game Tuesday night, which resulted in an 89-42 victory for Southern Alamance, a bittersweet experience.
"I'm really happy for those girls," he said of Southern Alamance. "I coached them when they were freshmen. We're trying to build something that they already have there."
It was strange for Southern Alamance girls' coach Chris Miller, who moved into that role this season. He's also the softball coach at the school.
"It felt weird. It's hard playing against friends, like him and (Eastern Alamance coach Tim) Krotish," Miller said.
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Quinn said took some satisfaction with the Warriors, who were winless last season, in their first game of the season.
"We weren't scoreboard watching," he said. "We kept playing."
-- FILLING A BRACKET: Graham athletics director and boys' basketball coach Mike Williams said he had trouble filling some slots in the school's its pre-Christmas basketball tournaments on the boys' and girls' sides, but with Western Alamance joining the event it helped.
That arrangement also postponed Graham's season openers in the boys and girls because Western Alamance was to be a non-conference opponent last week. But by adding the Graham tournament games prior to Christmas came with the agreement to push back the Graham / Western Alamance games from last week.
Western Alamance athletics director Carter Gerlach, also the new boys' coach, said reworking the schedule gave the Warriors more preparation time in case the school's football team advanced in the state playoffs.
The girls' field for Graham's tournament next month will include Cummings High School, Western Alamance, Roxboro Community School and Graham. The boys' side will be River Mill, Western Alamance, Raleigh Heat Home Schoolers and Graham.
New Bern dropped out.
The delay in opening might have been a blessing for the Graham boys. Guard Don Evans wore a protective boot two weeks after an ankle injury in a scrimmage, though he missed this week's opener anyway.
-- GROWTH IS GOOD: The expansion to 10 teams for the Graham Duals was a success last week, Graham coach Joe Little said. He said the format should stick for next year as all the teams indicated they would return.
"It was good to have something that big at Graham," Little said.
-- BACK ON THE MATS: Jim Giannotti has returned to his role as wrestling coach at Western Alamance, taking the spot held by Mitch Mitchener, who left the position to pursue other interests.
Giannotti, a Graham graduate and a member of the Elon Police Department, coached at Western Alamance six years previously. He also helped with Eastern Alamance's program. This is his 13th year overall in some coaching capacity.
"That's kind of the theme this winter," Gerlach said, noting that both he and Giannotti have returned to head coaching positions at the school.
Giannotti said it will take some juggling this winter between his law enforcement job and the part-time wrestling position.
Western Alamancebegan the wrestling season short-handed. The Warriors were missing senior middle weight Ross Scott, a place finisher in the 2012 state tournament for Class 3-A, for last week's Graham Duals. He was sick.
-- ODDS AND ENDS …: Cummings High School senior Cody Perdue, who was a Mid-State 2-A Conference wrestling champion as a freshman and sophomore, has joined the basketball team. The son of athletics director Jay Perdue didn't participate in a winter sport as a junior. … Graham's wrestling team added heavyweight Blaine Partin to the roster. He's a sophomore transfer from Mt. Airy.


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Read this today and had me a good laugh. Written by an atheist too and not a big fan of Sams. Here are a couple of quotes that had me chuckling and nodding in agreement
What the New Atheists Don't See by Theodore Dalrymple
The curious thing about these books is that the authors often appear to think that they are saying something new and brave. They imagine themselves to be like the intrepid explorer Sir Richard Burton, who in 1853 disguised himself as a Muslim merchant, went to Mecca, and then wrote a book about his unprecedented feat. The public appears to agree, for the neo-atheist books have sold by the hundred thousand. Yet with the possible exception of Dennett's, they advance no argument that I, the village atheist, could not have made by the age of 14
This sloppiness and lack of intellectual scruple, with the assumption of certainty where there is none, combined with adolescent shrillness and intolerance, reach an apogee in Sam Harris's book The End of Faith. It is not easy to do justice to the book's nastiness; it makes Dawkins's claim that religious education constitutes child abuse look sane and moderate.
Harris tells us, for example, that "we must find our way to a time when faith, without evidence, disgraces anyone who would claim it. Given the present state of the world, there appears to be no other future worth wanting." I am glad that I am old enough that I shall not see the future of reason as laid down by Harris; but I am puzzled by the status of the compulsion in the first sentence that I have quoted. Is Harris writing of a historical inevitability? Of a categorical imperative? Or is he merely making a legislative proposal? This is who-will-rid-me-of-this-troublesome-priest language, ambiguous no doubt, but not open to a generous interpretation.
It becomes even more sinister when considered in conjunction with the following sentences, quite possibly the most disgraceful that I have read in a book by a man posing as a rationalist: "The link between belief and behavior raises the stakes considerably. Some propositions are so dangerous that it may be ethical to kill people for believing them. This may seem an extraordinary claim, but it merely enunciates an ordinary fact about the world in which we live."
Let us leave aside the metaphysical problems that these three sentences raise. For Harris, the most important question about genocide would seem to be: "Who is genociding whom?" To adapt Dostoyevsky slightly, starting from universal reason, I arrive at universal madness.
Lying not far beneath the surface of all the neo-atheist books is the kind of historiography that many of us adopted in our hormone-disturbed adolescence, furious at the discovery that our parents sometimes told lies and violated their own precepts and rules. It can be summed up in Christopher Hitchens's drumbeat in God Is Not Great: "Religion spoils everything."


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LUMBERTON — A Lumberton teenager was arrested this morning and charged with shooting and killing a 16-year-old boy.
Michael Jacob Locklear, 18, of 2363 Norment Road, was charged with second-degree murder and possession of a stolen firearm in the death of Christopher Jones, of 191 Sparrow Lane, Lumberton.
According to Maj. Anthony Thompson of the Robeson County Sheriff's Department, Jones was shot in the abdomen at Locklear's home Thursday night. According to a sheriff's report, Jones was taken to Southeastern Regional Medical Center, where he later died of his injuries.
Thompson said he did not know of a motive or if Locklear and Jones knew each other before the shooting.
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I gotta ask as far as size is that pretty comparable to double din or will ounting that be a bit different
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It is actually the exact size of a double din. I was afraid there would be some fabrication that needed to be done but there is none. It fits perfect and there will be no fabrication needed beside the plastic welding it into the front face plate
I like where you're going with this, but one question from a practicality standpoint: how do you plan on power cycling the tablet when necessary? I assume you're going to have to pull the dash
The volume control of the tablet will be controlled by the headunit in the arm rest. I was thinking of porting the volume control of the headunit to one of the dead buttons where the esp button is....depending on if its a pain in the ass to adjust from the arm rest. For power cycling im going to use the app called Tasker. I will program it so that when the tablet senses voltage going to the tablet (aka the car turning on) it will wake the tablet and begin charging via the usb connection. When the car is shut off the tablet will sense no more voltage and will put that tablet into standby. Does that make sense?
Im going to port the power button as well to one of the dead buttons
I actually thought about doing this with a playbook but don't have the know how.. Looks good hope everything works out
My buddy was going to put an HTC Flyer tablet in his Lincoln LS. I don't know if he ever finished it though. Anxious to see the final results! Gonna look clean. Also, if you have a Samsung Android phone, check out FoxFi. If you don't want to root your phone, it's a free hotspot app. I've had it for a couple months now and at&t hasn't said anything yet. I recommend it or as others have mentioned, xda has a ton of info.
Not to seem too much like a blackberry fanboi, but if you have a BB phone you can use the Bluetooth "bridge" to access the 4g network with the Playbook without any additional fees for tethering. It does use your data just as if you were using the phone, though. AT&T disables this feature (not the entire bridge, just the ability to access the 4G network through it), but there's a very well known site that has a workaround download that gets around the block. The latest playbook OS automatically uses wifi to stream data if you're bridged and you connect to a network, while the bluetooth connection maintains the connection with the phone.
I realize the OP already has the Samsung hardware, but perhaps someone else might try this with a Playbook. The 16G is being discontinued, so they're going pretty cheap. Even the 64G can be had for about $250. I would guess that someone could use the HDMI output for HD rear seat video output?
I so want to do this as well, was thinking the playbook just cuz they are so cheap, and since it is just playing music and the basics, should be ok.
I was considering using a Nexus 7, but I'm not sure what software to use for a good UI.
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I saw that video a while back. You're right; the tablet install is great, but the rest of that car is, how should I say it, "over the top"?
I really wont have any reason to remove the tablet. I don't use it for anything now as it is...and with having a hard drive connected to it, I will be able to remove that if I need to add anything. They only time I would have to undo the dash to take it out is when I have to power cycle it, which will be barely ever.
Didn't see it mentioned. Where did you get the bezel? I was thinking of the same thing except using a 4-channel amp for power. I'd add a BT OBD2 fob for engine monitoring as well.
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Right now im waiting on the low profile hard cover I ordered for it from ebay. Damn China takes forever to ship stuff. Hopefully I should get it in another 10 days, and can keep posting pics of the progress.
Already bought Torque and Tasker for the tablet, so im ready to go!
Ok guys here is a quick, small update on what is going on with this install. The slim case finally came in from China (that only took a month). I decided to go without the dock, it made the tablet not sit flush in the face plate. Instead im going to notch out small holes in the sides of the frame for the power chord and the 3.5mm jack to come out. Tonight I will be attaching the tablet to the face plate in a semi permanent fashion with Plasti-Weld. I will post pictures of that tonight. Oh and one more thing....just a little sneak peak of some software hacking I did while waiting for the case to come. Enjoy!
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INSIDERS TAKE: Florida hit a home run on this visit with Whitfield and the Gators will be in the mix for him throughout his recruitment but Whitfield plans to wait until signing day to decide.


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If Vasquez can try to stay on Lillard, the Lopez/Davis lineup is the best for defense.
He's wearing Marcus Thornton's number...
We may be the least athletic team in the NBA.
Why does Monty keep yanking Lopez? He's not having a bad game and they NEED his size.
Pitiful. Absolutely pitiful. Reminds me of the Trail Blazers vs Hornets SUMMER LEAGUE game.
i am really starting to get concerned with anthony davis' motor
IF the entire season looks like this I expect Monty to be on the hot seat. I don't care about his new extension. The offense is STALE.
We just had the guy who has been on the team for less than 24 hours running the PnR with Davis... wtf was that.
Great move, but Batum is crazy long.
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Really not happy with how much Davis is walking on both ends of the court. You are 19! Run!!!
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Standing and watching. Standing and watching. Meanwhile JJ Hickson is playing like his pants are on fire. Let's go AD!
he has had these moments before his injury as well...not a good sign
It's like questioning Davis's motor and actually thinking it at all means Davis is lazy. Not saying anyone said that, but it's the next leap in logic when you bring that up.
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- PhD, Business and Economics, Lehigh University, 1979
- MBA, Accounting, University of Scranton, 1974
- BS, Accounting, Bloomsburg State College, 1972
Professional Experience
- Professor of Accounting, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1996-present
- Visiting Professor, Consortium of Universities for International Studies, CIMBA Program, Asolo, Italy, Summers 2004 & 2006
- Director, MPA Intensive Summer Session, 1997-2001
- Faculty Chair, Indiana University Business Conference, 1995-1997
- Coordinator, MBA Core Program, Indiana University, 1991-1994
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- Assistant Professor of Accounting, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1979-1983
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- Member, Lehigh University Accounting Advisory Committee, 2000-2008
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- Innovative Teaching Award, Kelley School of Business, 1999
- Indiana University Distinguished Service Award, 1995
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- "Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year," MBA Association, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1987
- Lilly Post-Doctoral Teaching Fellow, 1981-1982
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Financial Accounting, Financial Statement Analysis, Earnings Management
Personal Interests
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Hite, Peggy A. and Robert W. Parry, Jr. (1994), "An Investigation of How Incorrect Examples Can Enhance Tax Rule Comprehension," Journal of Accounting Education, Spring, pp. 227-241.
Hite, Peggy A. and Robert W. Parry, Jr. (1994), "A Study of the Effectiveness of Writing Exercises as Elaboration Techniques for Teaching Tax," The Journal of the American Tax Association, Spring, pp. 172-186.
Parry, Jr., Robert W., F.Sharp, W. Wallace, and J. Vreeland (1994), "The Role of Service Efforts and Accomplishments Reporting in a Total Quality Management: Implications for Accountants," Accounting Horizons, June, pp. 25-43.
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October 4, 2013
CHARLESTON — The minority leader of the House of Delegates promised during September's monthly legislative interim committee meetings here that he plans to continue his efforts to get legislation approved that would restrict abortion coverage in this state's health care exchange.
"To force individuals or companies to insure abortion as part of this coverage is just absolutely against all of what West Virginians stand for and what West Virginians want to see their government do," House Minority Leader Tim Armstead, R-Kanawha, said. His comments came following a news conference by the anti-abortion group West Virginians for Life.
The group handed Armstead a petition containing about 7,000 signatures collected in September. They want Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin to call a special legislative session before coverage begins in January. As an alternative if he is unwilling to take that step, they want him to direct the state insurance commissioner to develop a rule change effectively allowing the state to opt out of the abortion coverage.
Meanwhile, Department of Health and Human Resources Secretary Karen Bowling told members of the Legislative Oversight Commission on Health and Human Resources Accountability that she disagrees with a recent study recommendation that her agency be split into separate divisions focused on health care and human services.
An audit by Public Works LLC, a Pennsylvania-based consulting firm concluded state resources would be used more efficiently if the department was split into two separate divisions.
Bowling said she didn't think the size of the 5,700-employee department was a problem. But the chairman of the House Health and Human Resources Division, Delegate Don Perdue, D-Wayne, had a different view.
"I've said before, and will not retract the statement, that we have a train wreck looming,' Perdue responded. "We cannot spend two or three more years doing the same thing and getting the same results."
Meanwhile, Legislative Auditor Aaron Allred told members of the joint committee on Government Operations and Government Organizations last Tuesday that state officials ignored state purchasing laws in the process of spending $38 million in federal money for communications towers.
He said it was "illegal" because state emergency services director Joe Gonzalez, homeland security director Jimmy Gianato and members of a team charged with dispersing grant funds because "they didn't bid the contract out as required by the Government Contract Act. That's clear. They simply broke the law."
Delegate Gary Howell, R-Mineral, said it sounded like there was illegal activity and suggested the case should be referred to the office of Northern District U. S. Attorney Bill Ihlenfeld. Allred said that "just because it's illegal doesn't make it a crime." He said he though that call is up to Ihenfeld.
In other legislative interim committee sessions in September:
— Commissioner Jim Rubenstein of the Division of Corrections told legislators that his agency could enter into a contract with out-of-state jails to house as many as 400 inmates as one of the potential steps under consideration to cope with the current overcrowded conditions in state prisons.
The state's prisons are beyond capacity now and the Division of Corrections now pays $31 million to $34 million a year to the state's Regional Jail Authority to house about 1,600 inmates who are supposed to be in state prisons instead of regional jails. And as long as they are in regional jails, they cannot participate in treatment programs and classes necessary to become eligible for parole.
— An audit of West Virginia State University revealed employees there misused the school's purchase and travel cards and failed to keep track of thousands of dollars of school-owned property including computer equipment and iPads. In a presentation to a legislative committee last Tuesday, the state Legislative Auditor's Office reported the school's inventory records from fiscal year 2011 were "critically deficient. Auditors also found the school did not keep separate records of assets purchased with university funds and those purchased with outside money. And the school has also failed to remove assets of the Kanawha Valley Community and Technical College — which became a separate institution five years ago — from its records.
— Members of the Legislative Oversight Commission on Education Accountability heard from Bruce Vandal, vice president of Complete College America, about how the state's Higher Education Policy Commission might find a way to reverse the current dismal retention and graduation rates for college freshmen.
Vandal told lawmakers that nationally about 70 percent of students placed in remedial classes never go on to enroll in core curriculum classes. He said it's not that the students fail the remedial classes but rather that most drop out because they don't have the time or money to remain in school.


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The larger-than-life bronze tricycle the Alamance County Arts Council purchased at last summer's Willow Walk is ready to roll into the Boone Station Drive roundabout, and about a dozen sculptures will pop up with the daffodils this spring in downtown Burlington.
Through collaboration with the city, the Arts Council, the Burlington Downtown Corporation and the New Leaf Society, 11 sculptures have found permanent homes downtown, and an additional two — on loan through the Arts Council — will be temporarily displayed downtown.
Simultaneously, the Arts Council's Public Art Initiative is underwriting and displaying "Chasing the Wind," — the 9½-foot-tall functional bronze tricycle by Jeff Hackney — at the center of the Boone Station Drive roundabout near Alamance Crossing.
Last week, Burlington's Public Works Director Nolan Kirkman showed city council plans for the proposed sculpture locations, which were determined after the Arts Council, BDC, the city and Jim Davis of Sculpture in the Landscape did some fieldwork in December.
"We walked around and scouted out potential locations," said Anne Morris, executive director of the BDC. "We will hopefully be doing some landscaping in some of these areas."
Cary Worthy, executive director of the Arts Council, brought the individual pieces out to downtown Burlington during the walkthrough to see where they looked best. In addition to the aesthetics of placements, Kirkman said, "We look at the sight lines of these to make sure there aren't going to be any obstruction issues."
"The city is responsible for having them installed," Worthy said. "Each piece is individual in how (it's) attached to the ground," he said.
Kirkman said the city will probably pay $6,000 in engineering costs for the foundations, and once the statues are erected, the BDC will contribute "No Touching" signs to the art displays. He said the 11 purchased pieces cost $32,375 total, and the two artist-loaned sculptures are valued at $26,000 total.
Installing the giant tricycle in the center of the Boone Station Drive roundabout will require more finesse.
"The installation of this particular piece requires some grading work in the roundabout, some landscaping and some lighting, as well," Kirkman said. The completed grading and landscaping will give the appearance of a large path the tricycle is following.
"It isn't a walkway to walk up to the piece," but rather a trail made out of plantings, Worthy said, reassuring city leaders who expressed worry about the public art attracting loiterers.
Kirkman said that had been a concern when the egg-like sculpture currently in the roundabout was originally placed there, but it hadn't become a public nuisance.
THE SCULPTUREIN THEroundabout now — "Let's Build it Together," by Michael Waller — is one of the three sculptures purchased by the Arts Council and given to Burlington, which will be added to the city's permanent collection of public art, Worthy said.
The proposed location for the giant egg is at the corner of Maple Avenue and Worth Street, catty-corner to Wells Fargo, said Kirkman. The other two sculptures from the Arts Council are "Strangely Familiar," by Hackney and "Dimpled," by Scott Harris.
Hackney's piece will likely live amid the shrubbery at the corner of Main and Maple, near the bank, and "Dimpled" is one of six sculptures with proposed locations around the Historic Depot.
Harris' piece will likely sit in the flower bed next to The Gingham Daisy and "Opposing Arcs #3, #4, and #5" by Matt Amante — purchased by the BDC — are proposed to rise out of the planter surrounding the depot's amphitheater.
"Trilogy," on loan by artist Wayne Vaughn, and Kevin Poole's "A Child's Imagination" — purchased by the BDC — are proposed to stand behind the Historic Depot in the grassy area adjacent to West Webb Avenue.
The BDC also bought and donated four other sculptures to the city, including Timothy S. Werrell's "Birds in Flight Screen," which will likely sit at the corner of Front Street and Worth Street, adjacent to the Burlington Police Department's parking lot.
The other three pieces are Mike Roig's "Ode on an I-Beam," with John Keats' "Ode on a Grecian Urn," welded onto it, Werrell's "Stacked Forms," to be located at the corner of Main Street and Maple Avenue by the bank, and Frank Holder's "Saving Seed," to be placed outside Company Shops Market.
Lastly, Don Green's "Tecton" sculpture is on loan to the city by the artist, and if it makes its way downtown, Kirkman said it will be placed at the corner of Main Street and Davis Street, where the "Burlington Downtown Historic District" plaque stands.
Given the number of artwork to be installed all at once come spring, City Manager Harold Owen said, "This is a fairly significant endeavor."
Morris said she hopes this will be but one part of a "multi-pronged approach" at adding artwork downtown. She plans to incorporate the public art locations onto signs coming to downtown Burlington in the future.


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TNT's schedule isn't listed.
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That's all I could find. Terrible.
When will TNT announce their schedule? 2 nationally televised games for the #1 overall pick who is getting compared to Hall of Famers is pretty "turrible"*Charles Barkley Voice*
We were one of the worst teams in the league in the smallest market in the league, why should they give us more than two. We have to earn it.
The tnt games are on that schedule for the nationally televised games.
compared to the Clippers who have 19 games between TNT & ESPN?? NBA has to get better with exposure of small market teams
if it wasn't for the fact that ALL of us in the area will be able to watch the Hornets with FS New Orleans i would be very upset. To be honest I am looking forward to Bob and Gil. I just can't stand Victor
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GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Whether it had been in Oxford or Greenville, S.C., the Miami baseball team found a similar situation -- snow falling from the sky. The inclement weather in the Palmetto State forced Fluor Field officials to cancel Saturday's scheduled baseball game between the RedHawks and Michigan State.
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TALLAGHT, IRELAND - UCD Marian produced one of the most memorable upsets of recent years to secure an historic 60-57 victory over 11890 Killester in front of a full house at the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght yesterday. It was Marian's first appearance in a National Cup final, and they grabbed the opportunity with both hands, as they dethroned the reigning champions with a display of belief and fortitude that will live long in the memory.
UCD responded brilliantly to the challenge of a first final appearance and head coach Fran Ryan could barely conceal his delight having seen his club crowned as champions for the first time.
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One size fits all but still looks like you're wearing a bowling ball on your head. Smaller heads need not apply. Ordered a TSG instead which looks 100% better.
Best Uses
Comments about SixSixOne Dirt Lid Helmet:
This helmet is very good to fit and more option to make it adjustable. however, the build quality is good and looks nice.
Best Uses
Comments about SixSixOne Dirt Lid Helmet:
This helmet is great because I was a little skeptical about getting it because I have a huge head and it's a "one size fits all". But this helmet truly is. Besides the helmet itself it comes with 8+ additional pads that fit securely inside the helmet for best fit. Overall a really great helmet for people with fat and small heads alike! haha
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Please note this offer is only available to physical shipping addresses in the 48 continental United States (no PO Boxes), and oversize charges still apply on some heavy/large items.