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Abdoulaye Mbaye poured in 23 points to guide BCM Gravelines Dunkerque to a comfortable 96-63 victory at home over Tsmoki-Minsk to open Group G play in the EuroChallenge.
Sarra Camara and Dwight Buycks both added 14 points for the host French side and Aldo Curti chipped in with 11 points and five assists. The guests from Belarus got 12 points, five rebounds and six assists from Aliaksandr Kudrautsau while Dziannis Korshuk added 11 points and seven rebounds.Tsmoki stayed around early, leading 11-9 before Mbaye scored six points to spark a 12-2 Gravelines run and a 21-13 lead. The gap was 21-16 after one quarter. Tsmoki scored seven straight points early in the second period for a 24-23 lead and were still up 31-30. But the hosts went into the locker rooms ahead 36-35. Minsk would not go away, trailing just 40-39 before Mbaye grabbed six points in an 8-0 run, and a 12-0 surge later in the third had Gravelines up 62-44. The cushion was 62-48 after three periods. The Belarus team would pull within 14 points before Gravelines finished off the game for good with a 17-0 run and led by as many as 36 points late.
BCM Gravelines-Dunkerque head coach Christian Monschau"It is always important to win your first game on this kind of competition. We had a good intensity during the whole game even if we struggled a bit in the 2nd quarter. Tonight's game allowed us to make some progress and it's always a good thing."
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The evolution of downtown Burlington is what Anne Morris calls a "long-term process."
Now it's in a phase of pretty steady development.
"A lot of construction is going on at the moment," said Morris, executive director of the Burlington Downtown Corporation.
While the downtown, which has been in a state of revitalization for decades, isn't sprawling yet, there are a handful of renovations taking place in buildings, readying the spaces for new business owners. More community events are coming downtown and crowds are showing up.
It's been a busy six months since the winner of the BDC's "Next Great Place" contest was announced. It's one of several projects in development. The building at 341 S. Main St. is being prepped for Sara-Anne Caudle's photography studio, which she hopes to open in January. Caudle was the contest winner and chose the location for her business, Sara-Anne Photography, in May.
Caudle said in May the 2,400-square-foot site would include a reception area and small boutique section.
"My current clients are really looking forward to having a place to come to," Caudle said.
Right now, Caudle still works out of her home, since the demolition of the building is still under way. The walls have been gutted and a new sprinkler system was installed, and Caudle hopes to have her certificate of occupancy by mid-November, and then have a grand opening celebration in January.
"It's coming very slow, but it's getting there," she said.
Meanwhile, The Gingham Daisy is waiting on demo work to begin, so owner Mary Smith can repair and rebuild what a July storm destroyed. The Front Street consignment shop was condemned during the summer after a heavy rain caused the roof and second floor to collapse, flooding the basement.
Smith salvaged about 75 percent of the merchandise, which she was able to store at the old May Hosiery building, until she held a huge sale in September.
"The sale went great," Smith said. "We sold a lot, but we still have merchandise in the top (floor) that we can't get to until more work is done on the building."
That work won't begin until Smith's insurance company gives her the OK to start bidding out the repairs to contractors.
Also awaiting construction and permitting are the three downtown buildings Core Properties Inc. will transform into lofts and retail spaces. The company will convert the buildings at 302 S. Main St., 107 and 113 E. Front St. and 127, 133 and 139 E. Front St. into three loft apartments and six office suites, one of which will include a restaurant with a dining patio.
Matt Robinson, co-owner of Core Properties Inc., said the final revisions of the construction documents are almost ready to submit to the city for approval, after which construction can begin.
The Rusted Bucket Tavern isn't new to downtown anymore, but business owner Angie Ball recently made major upgrades to her bar. It was one of the downtown businesses to receive small grant funds from the BDC in August, which paid for a new heating and air system, an expansion and remodeling.
Originally located at 118 E. Davis St., Ball expanded into the next-door building at 122 E. Davis St., doubling her floor space. Ball also had a garage door installed in the new section of the bar.
Frank Talarico is bringing another "pub style" bar downtown, just as soon as he gets his building permit. Talarico, who managed the Cock & Bull pub in Sarasota, Fla., for five years, bought the building at 412 S. Main St. in 2010, and has had the vision to own, manage and bartend his own spot since 2009.
"We're finalizing the layout and blueprints with Plageman (Architecture)," he said. "Once the floorplan is done, we'll begin construction on the bar," which will include indoor seating for 45 and an outdoor seating area. He's planning on installing 34 taps and stocking his bar with 200 varieties of bottled beers "from across the country and around the world."
Talarico will be handling most of the construction and decorative elements in the bar himself, such as woodstaining, exposing the building's original brick and restoring its original tin ceiling.
"We reuse as much stuff as we can," Talarico said, referring to the huge wood and glass doors he purchased from the ReStore in Raleigh. He's exposing the building's brick from 1905 for added authenticity, and leaving patches of plaster on the wall, so it looks like canvas is popping out of the brick.
"The building's got history," Talarico said. "It was the original theater in Alamance County. It was a third of Woolworth's for 40 years."
That's only part of why Talarico and his girlfriend decided to invest in downtown Burlington. He said when shopping around for his bar's location, Talarico "loved that it was a town that wanted to grow."
He said the current downtown business owners and Morris are all so positive about growing downtown and bringing more people there for special events, such as the second annual Beer-B-Que, sponsored by The Rusted Bucket last month.
Morris said during the early fall there was a period when an event was taking place every weekend downtown. In the past, downtown had been more of an "eight to five district," but now more people are choosing to visit on weekends.
"I think we are seeing a shift," she said.
Part of that shift in attitude is due to Company Shops Market being downtown, and attracting not just Burlington locals but residents and students from Elon and Elon University, said Morris. The co-op has also been a constant source of regular events, such as family game nights, cheese and wine tastings and live music.
Company Shops Market also hosted one of downtown's large fall events, the sold-out Co-Hops Beer Fest, where 300 people sampled brews from 18 local breweries and took home a six-pack of their favorites.
"It's a marker of a successful place when you have all these special events going on and people want to be there," Morris said.
With the new businesses and growing event calendar, Talarico figures more and more people will choose downtown Burlington as the place to go, much like many of the locals who are working to promote the area.
"When I go out, I go out downtown," he said.
Events help get people downtown
Part of rebuilding downtown is getting people there consistently. Special events help.
Lately there have been plenty to attend — from the October Beer-B-Que to the Express Yourself Street Festival, held in mid-September. The former, sponsored by The Rusted Bucket, featured music, contests and beer. In the latter, the Bushido Judo School invited youth and families downtown to check out local talent from young skateboarders, martial artists and dancers.
Downtown Burlington has also become the standing location for other, annual events, such as the Cruisin' Reunion, where people drive antique cars, hot rods and other unique vehicles down Main Street.
And once again this year, the Burlington Recreation and Parks Department, the BDC and downtown business, The Glass Angel, will bring "Holiday Magic, A Dickens Christmas" downtown, transforming the area into a Victorian Christmas scene.
On a more regular schedule, the Burlington Downtown Farmer's Market has been held downtown, beginning this year. The farmer's market runs Saturdays in April through October behind the Company Shops Market, and will begin again April 28, 2013.
Also in April,Taste of Alamance will move its sixth annual food-tasting event to downtown Burlington, along East Front Street. The change in venue will give downtown restaurants choice access to promoting their fare at the well-attended event.


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Smash has been sent packing. The musical drama will finish its season on Saturday nights. While the peacock network hasn't said that the show's been cancelled, there's no way they're bringing it back for a third season.
Smash follows a cast and production team in New York as they try to mount a new Broadway musical. This season, the ensemble cast includes Debra Messing, Christian Borle, Katharine McPhee, Jack Davenport, Megan Hilty, Anjelica Huston, Leslie Odom Jr., Jeremy Jordan, Krysta Rodriguez, and Andy Mientus.
Last season, Smash was a moderate success for NBC, thanks in part to the strong lead-in support from The Voice. It averaged a 2.3 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 6.74 million total viewers.
This season, Smash has really suffered without the reality competition's support. The six episodes that have aired thus far have averaged a mere 1.0 in the demo with 3.48 million.
Other than Fashion Star on Friday nights, Smash is currently NBC's lowest-rated series.
While there's no way NBC will be making a third season, there is positivenews. NBC appears to be commited to letting the remaining 11 episodes air. Smash will start running on Saturday nights on April 6th, at 9pm.
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HAVELOCK — A plan to fix one intersection has led to complications at two others.
Havelock residents and officials voiced varied opinions to the N.C. Department of Transportation at a workshop on the proposed Slocum interchange last week at the Havelock Tourist and Event Center.
Havelock has spent years trying to come up with a solution to prevent traffic backups and collisions at U.S. 70 and Slocum Road at Cherry Point's back gate.
The DOT is fine-tuning a design that includes an elevated flyover from eastbound U.S. 70 that crosses over westbound U.S. 70 to Slocum Road, and last week's meeting was to gather input from residents on the project.
While most residents are supportive of the flyover concept, other aspects of the plan are causing concern.
Chief among them is the proposed redesign of the intersection of U.S. 70 and Pine Grove Road, which serves residents of the Tucker Creek and Hickman Hills subdivisions. Currently, the traffic signal allows drivers to go right, left or straight from any direction. However, DOT proposes to eliminate left turns at the traffic signal as well as forbid drivers from moving straight across the intersection.
Instead, eastbound drivers wanting to go to Tucker Creek will have to drive past the current intersection and make a U-turn onto westbound U.S. 70 at a new signaled crossing to be constructed between Tucker Creek and MacDonald Downs. Drivers from Havelock wanting to turn left into Hickman Hills would also have to drive past the intersection and make a U-turn onto eastbound U.S. 70 to access the neighborhood.
Residents in Tucker Creek and Hickman Hills would also no longer be able to drive straight across the intersection. A Hickman Hills resident driving a student to Tucker Creek Middle School, for example, would have to turn right out of the subdivision and then make a U-turn at the new crossing onto U.S. 70 West and then turn right into the subdivision.
Matthew Potter, DOT project planning engineer, said the changes would make for a safer intersection while improving traffic flow on U.S. 70, but local residents complained that their neighborhoods were being cut off.
"My main issue is that it's jamming us up, blocking us in where we've been coming out for years and we want it to stay like it is," Hickman Hills resident Rita Ferguson said. "On the base, it's fine, but at Hickman Hills, they've never had problems, so why do you have to mess with something that's already good. Don't need no fixes. It's already fixed.
"Leave Hickman Hills the way it is because we haven't had but one accident. I've been there 65 years, and we haven't ever had another one, so let it stay the way it is. If you don't, you're going to have trouble with God."
DOT engineers used forecasts of future traffic on U.S. 70 to help them arrive at the superstreet approach to the design of the Tucker Creek-Hickman Hills intersection.
Havelock Mayor Jimmy Sanders is a resident of Tucker Creek; he also complained about the proposed changes.
"They told us that this was a design for 2040 traffic," he said. "Why can't there be signalization at Tucker Creek? They're going from six functions down to two functions. It would seem to me that they should change it to four functions or leave it at six until such time as all these cars that they say are going to be here in 2040 get here. Then maybe you need to make those changes.
"I don't know what's going to happen in 27 years. They don't either. I understand that when they build they have to build for the future, but it would seem that for the interim a simple thing such as allowing full movement at that intersection could remain the way it is."
Sanders and the Board of Commissioners had a closed-door meeting with DOT engineers to air their concerns prior to the public meeting last Tuesday.
"I think the Hickman Hills area is getting a raw deal right off the top being forced to go one direction and do U-turns to go the opposite direction," Commissioner Will Lewis said. "It's going to be very difficult trying to maneuver through the city."
Emergency traffic from the West End Fire Station would be able to cross through the intersection, but commissioners expressed concern that traffic stacking up from Tucker Creek and the nearby MacDonald Downs subdivision could block emergency vehicles.
The plan also calls for the closure of the existing entrance and exit from the MacDonald Downs subdivision on U.S. 70. The current exit is located near where a new exit for base traffic is to be located.
DOT officials have said that traffic would be accelerating onto the highway and that would be a hazard for vehicles entering or exiting MacDonald Downs. MacDonald Downs traffic would have to access U.S. 70 with construction of a new road, the Marsha's Way Connector, which would link with Pine Grove Road near the current traffic signal.
Sanders said he wanted DOT to allow right turns in and out of the subdivision or perhaps extend the service road from Tucker Creek to the subdivision.
DOT officials said extending the service road would require the U.S. Forest Service to give up or trade away a historic plot of land that was the site of a Civilian Conservation Corps camp.
Jeff Weber, a base worker who has lived in MacDonald Downs for 13 years, said he would be willing to drive the extra bit to access his neighborhood.
"If you're going to close off that entrance exit from MacDonald Downs, sure, I would like it to stay open," he said. "I would like to have a light there, but it's too close to the other one. That's no big deal. If I have to go down and take a left, it's not going to cost me a lot."
Weber's issue is with the project itself, which is estimated to cost $20.5 million.
"This whole project makes no sense," he said. "I think it's a solution in search of a problem. The problem that they say they want to fix over and over again in everything they've put out is congestion on 70, and 70 is not congested. It's one lane on 70 that turns left in the morning, five days a week, maybe for an hour, if it's a bad day. Otherwise there's one lane going in and one lane going out of Havelock that is never, ever backed up, so traffic continues to flow no matter what, yet they're going to spend $23 million plus, because it will never come in on budget to create a situation that all it will do is take the traffic that is sitting out in the left-hand turning lane in the morning, and move it out to an overpass. And it will still be the same congestion. It will have the same amount of cars and have the same backup."
Weber said the traffic flow issue could be corrected with minor modifications to the traffic lights.
"There are so many other ways to fix this," he said. "Look at the light at Walmart. You don't have many accidents there. You've probably got about the same amount of traffic there as you do going in and off base and that's all done by timing the light. Having a green arrow instead of a flashing yellow."
Chuck Barnard said he thinks the project would work and that traffic will flow.
"I don't have any fault with anything they've done with any of the intersections and I think that very little people are going to be inconvenienced by going across from Tucker Creek to Hickman Hills or Hickman Hills to Tucker Creek," Barnard said. "People don't go straight across. I don't think it's going to bother anybody. I think that it's going to work and it's been a long-time coming."
Some asked why the state would change the Tucker Creek-Hickman Hills signal when traffic is going to decrease in the area when the planned U.S. 70 bypass is constructed in 2015.
"You can't make plans on something, to route traffic and that around, on a proposal of a bypass somewhere down the road that's going to eliminate that traffic," Barnard said. "You have to take care of traffic today, not 10 years down the road if the bypass comes in. This bypass has been going on for 20 years now."
Jackie Attaway said she wished the DOT would listen to what Havelock was saying.
"I just feel like that anytime that DOT does anything through Havelock, they disregard all of the ideas that the people of Havelock have," she said. "We just become prisoners in Havelock. They are only worried about people getting through Havelock to whatever their destination is from Raleigh and not for the people of Havelock for their convenience to get around."
Others agreed.
"They're going to do what they plan to do and we don't have any control over it," longtime resident Jim Muse said. "We can come express our views, but that's it. I have a very negative feeling about it, very negative."
Commissioner Karen Lewis thought the same thing.
"I think that they're going to do what they want to do without too much regards to us," she said. "They say they're going to listen, but I don't think it's going to make any difference whatsoever. I would like to see them listen to what the citizens of Havelock have to say and give them a little bit of leeway and freedom to move about the city safely."
Potter said that the state is planning to purchase the right of way in early 2014, and the project could begin in the summer of 2015. He said the project could take up to two years to complete.
Potter said the state would pay for the construction of the Marsha's Way Connector and associated sidewalks along the road.
"The idea here is to really keep these streets as a neighborhood street, so you're going to have sidewalks connecting MacDonald Downs to the middle school and both communities will be connected for pedestrians and bicycle traffic as well," Potter said. "Our ultimate goal is to really make this a neighborhood feel to our design, which, in the long run, we hope will benefit the communities, giving them better and safer access in and out of the communities. I know it's more convenient to have direct access to U.S. 70, but as traffic grows, it's not always the safest thing for us to allow."
The DOT is still accepting comments on the proposal. Those interested can contact Potter at 919-707-6036 or send written comments to email@example.com.


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Scott Lingamfelter
|Scott Lingamfelter
|Virginia House of Delegates District 31
|In office
|2002 - Present
|Term ends
|January 13, 2016
|Years in position
|Base salary
|Per diem
|Elections and appointments
|Last election
|November 5, 2013
|First elected
|Next general
|November 3, 2015
|Term limits
|Virginia Military Institute, 1973
|University of Virginia, 1981
|Date of birth
|Place of birth
|New York, NY
|Office website
|Campaign website
- 1 Biography
- 2 Committee assignments
- 3 Issues
- 4 Elections
- 5 Campaign donors
- 6 Scorecards
- 7 Personal
- 8 Recent news
- 9 See also
- 10 External links
- 11 References
Lingamfelter earned his B.A. in history from the Virginia Military Institute in 1973 and his M.A. in government and foreign affairs from the University of Virginia in 1981. He has worked as a consultant for Computer Sciences Corporation, and he served in the United States Army from 1973-2001.[1] He
He ran unsuccessfully for the 2013 Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. The primary nominating convention for Republican state executive candidates took place on May 17-18, 2013.[2]
Committee assignments
2015 legislative session
At the beginning of the 2015 legislative session, Lingamfelter served on the following committees:
|Virginia Committee Assignments, 2015
|• Appropriations
|• Education
|• Militia, Police and Public Safety, Chair
2014 legislative session
In the 2014 legislative session, Lingamfelter served on the following committees:
|Virginia Committee Assignments, 2014
|• Appropriations
|• Education
|• Militia, Police and Public Safety, Chair
In the 2012-2013 legislative session, Lingamfelter served on the following committees:
|Virginia Committee Assignments, 2012
|• Appropriations
|• Education
|• Militia, Police and Public Safety, Chair
In the 2010-2011 legislative session, Lingamfelter served on the following committees:
|Virginia Committee Assignments, 2010
|• Appropriations
|• Education
|• Militia, Police and Public Safety
Sponsored legislation
- HB 1844 Charter school, public; applicant of governing body, etc. to disclose interests during charter term.
- HB 1848 Transportation; Auditor of Public Accounts to administer operational performance audit.
- HB 1850 Medical examiner reports; admissibility of contents in any preliminary hearing.[3]
Campaign themes
2013 Delegate
Lingamfelter's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[4]
- Excerpt: "Press for bold reform in Virginia that actually reduces intrusion of all levels of government in the lives of our hard working citizens and the businesses that employ them."
- Excerpt: "Strictly Oppose the overreach of the Federal Government in the affairs of Virginia and actively work to stop unconstitutional Federal mandates on Virginia businesses and citizens."
- Excerpt: "Require a total audit of all of Virginia's agencies and divisions and work to entice and provide businesses in manufacturing, agriculture and energy the greatest consideration and opportunity to prosper and grow in Virginia."
- Excerpt: "Continue to provide the people of Virginia with an authentic conservative vote as a key leader in the House of Delegates."
2013 Lt. Governor
Incumbent Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling (R) did not seek re-election in 2013. Nine candidates filed to fill the imminently-open executive seat, including two Democrats and seven Republicans. State Sen. Ralph Northam defeated Aneesh Chopra for the Democratic Party's nomination for lieutenant governor in the June 11 primary election.[5] Northam's general election opponent was Republican E.W. Jackson. Jackson was nominated by delegates of the Virginia Republican Party at the party-funded statewide primary convention on May 17-18.[6] Northam and Jackson faced off in the Nov. 5, 2013 general election, and Northam won by a margin of over 10 percentage points.[7]
When Virginia voters elected Democrat L. Douglas Wilder, the grandson of slaves, as its 66th Governor in 1989, it was the first time an African-American was elected to the office in the nation's history.[8] Given the state's heritage of trailblazing, it is notable that until Jackson's convention victory, Virginia Republicans had not nominated an African-American for any statewide office since backing Maurice Dawkins' a quarter of a century ago.[9]
A minister at a non-denominational church and relatively new member of the Republican Party, Jackson edged out six primary opponents by emphasizing his commitment to hallmark conservative issues such as smaller government, gun rights and traditional family values. He appealed to the delegation with the promise, "We will not only win an election in November, we will open the hearts and minds of our people and save this commonwealth and save this country."[10]
Regardless of his post-convention promise, Jackson was an unwelcome choice for the state's Republican establishment from the start, thanks to his refusal to divert from, or soften the rhetoric of, his "liberty agenda." The agenda contained the issues mentioned above, none of which were earth-shattering stances for a conservative; Jackson was anti-Obamacare, pro-Second Amendment and anti-federal overreach. His approach to delivering these messages, however, rose more concerns - as well as eyebrows - from the party than was originally anticipated. In August, Jackson referred to the Democratic Party as the "anti-God party" because of its supportive position on same-sex marriage and abortion, cementing his reputation for being impermeable to warnings about how his often inflammatory rhetoric might alienate swing voters or more moderate Republican voters heading into the general election. Then on Sept. 4, The Washington Post reported that his independent streak also extended to his behind the scenes campaign style. After securing the nomination in May, Jackson had not taken advantage of the Virginia Republican Party's massive pool of campaign resources. He declined offers to utilize the party's voter databases and related logistical tools in addition to field office venues across the state- a "virtually unheard-of forfeiture of resources for a statewide candidate."[11]
On the Democratic end, Northam, a pediatric neurologist who was first elected to the state legislature's upper chamber in 2008, wanted to win the lt. governor's office in order to restore Democratic control over the state senate. His campaign focused on improving education and creating jobs in energy efficiency, in addition to reversing the direction the Republican leadership had taken the state on women's health issues. "Their crusades to shut down reproductive health centers and to mandate costly and invasive medical procedures for women seeking abortions have embarrassed the Commonwealth, and have inserted government between doctors and their patients."[12][13]
The final campaign finance reporting cycle prior to the general election showed Northam maintaining an ample fundraising lead over Jackson, adding to the consistent edge he had shown in the polls. Jackson's remarkable refusal to accept assistance from the Republican Party had no doubt hindered him from overtaking Northam in money and/or voter support. His proven difficulties adhering to the state board of elections' filing protocols, having twice needed to amend his documentation of loans or donations, likewise boded unfavorably for the GOP nominee heading into the home stretch of what was an ultimately unsuccessful campaign.[14][15]
At the news conference in which he announced his candidacy, Lingamfelter said he would focus on jobs, education, government reform, public safety, and support for veterans and sportsmen.[16]
Lingamfelter outlined his priorities for the office of lieutenant governor on his official campaign website. He wrote, "As your Lt. Governor, I will...[17]
- "Press for bold reform in Virginia that actually reduces intrusion of all levels of government into the lives of our hard working citizens and businesses which employ them."
- "Strictly Oppose the over reach of the Federal Government in the affairs of Virginia and actively work to stop unconstitutional Federal mandates on Virginia businesses and citizens."
- "Require a 100% Audit of all of Virginia's Agencies and Divisions. Work to entice and provide businesses in manufacturing, agriculture and energy the greatest consideration and opportunity to prosper and grow in Virginia."
- "Continue to provide the people of Virginia with an authentic conservative vote as the key tie breaker in the Senate of Virginia."
- "Travel across the State as I serve the people to Listen, Learn and Lead with our shared visions."[17]
Lingamfelter's website stated that he stands for "Faith, Family and Freedom - Virginia Values" and highlighted the following campaign themes:
- "A strong faith-based value system is critical to the future of our country. Our Founders knew this and we must return to such a posture if we are to remain a great State and Nation."
- "Family is the best social program ever created. Government has a profound interest in encouraging sound families if we are to produce responsible citizens."
- "Freedom is our most precious right. Government's primary purpose is to protect our freedoms. These freedoms include the right to life, freedom from oppressive taxation, and the right to keep and bear arms; rights all included in the U.S. Constitution by our Founding Fathers."
Elections for the office of Virginia House of Delegates will take place in 2015. A primary election will be held on June 9, 2015, and the general election November 3, 2015. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was March 9, 2015.[18]
House of Delegates
Lingamfelter won re-election in the 2013 election for Virginia House of Delegates District 31. Lingamfelter ran unopposed in the June 11th Republican Primary. He defeated Jeremy McPike (D) in the general election on November 5, 2013.[19]
|Virginia House of Delegates, District 31 General Election, 2013
|Vote %
|Scott Lingamfelter Incumbent
|Jeremy McPike
|Total Votes
Race snapshot
Despite being in a district that gave President Barack Obama (D) 53 percent of the vote in 2012, Republican incumbent Scott Lingamfelter's history of defeating challengers worked in favor of the Republicans holding this seat. Lingamfelter won in 2011 with 59 percent of the vote after his uncontested re-election bid in 2009. Democrats, including the Democracy for America PAC, pushed City of Alexandria general services director and volunteer fire fighter McPike as an alternative, but observers suggested this race, while worth watching, would result in a victory for the Republicans.[20][21][22]
Lieutenant Governor
Lingamfelter ran unsuccessfully for the Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia in 2013.
The Republican Party of Virginia held a closed primary convention on May 17-18, 2013 to nominate its candidates for governor, lt. governor, and attorney general. The candidate in each field who received the highest number of delegate votes at the convention advanced to the November 5, 2013, general election.[23]
On November 8, 2011, Lingamfelter won re-election to District 31 of the Virginia House of Delegates. He was uncontested in the August 23 primary and was defeated by Roy Coffey in the November 8 general election.[24]
|Virginia House of Delegates, District 31 General Election, 2011
|Vote %
|Scott Lingamfelter Incumbent
|Roy Coffey
|Total Votes
In 2009, Langamfelter was re-elected to the Virginia House of Delegates. He ran unopposed.[25]
|Virginia House of Delegates General Election, District 31 (2009)
|Scott Lingamfelter (R)
Delegate Lingamfelter giving tribute to Delegate Hargrove
Campaign donors
In 2011, Lingamfelter received $231,697 in campaign donations. The top contributors are listed below.[26]
|Virginia House of Delegates 2011 election - Campaign Contributions
|Top contributors to Scott Lingamfelter's campaign in 2011
|Howell For Delegate
|Brookside Communities
|Majority Leader PAC
|Moore, Edward & Tammy
|Total Raised in 2011
|Total Votes received in 2011
|Cost of each vote received
The top five donors to Lingamfelter's 2009 campaign:[27]
|2009 total
|Gary G. Nakamoto
|Virginia Assoc of Realtors
|Brookside Communities
|James W. Hazel
|Washington Gas Light Co
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- House Scorecard - Senate Scorecard
In 2012, the Virginia General Assembly was in regular session from January 11 to March 10. In 2013, the Virginia General Assembly was in session from January 9 to February 25.
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- The Family Foundation of Virginia: 2012-2013 Report Card
- Legislators are scored on their voting record on the issues of the principles of life, marriage, parental authority, constitutional government and religious liberty.
- Virginia League of Conservation Voters: 2012 Scorecard
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- Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation: 2013 Legislative Scorecard
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- Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation: 2012 Legislative Scorecard
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Lingamfelter and his wife, Shelley, have three children.
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See also
- Virginia State Legislature
- Virginia House of Delegates
- Virginia House of Delegates Committees
- Virginia state legislative districts
External links
- Delegate Scott Lingamfelter official website
- Virginia House of Delegates - Rep. Lingamfelter
- Profile from Open States
- Legislative profile from Project Vote Smart
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Campaign Contributions:2009, 2007, 2005, 2003, 2001
- Virginia Public Access Project profile
- Vote 4 Scott - 2007 campaign website
- ↑ Project Vote Smart, "Biography," accessed May 28, 2014
- ↑ Washington Post, "L. Scott Lingamfelter running for lieutenant governor," June 18, 2012
- ↑ Legislative Information System, "Bill Tracking," accessed May 28, 2014
- ↑ Lingamfelter, Delegate, "Vision for Virginia," accessed August 29, 2013
- ↑ Blue Virginia, "Virginia Primary Election Results Live Blog," June 11, 2013
- ↑ The Washington Post, "Va. GOP settles on Cuccinelli, Obenshain and Jackson for November ballot," May 19, 2013
- ↑ Virginia State Board of Elections, "2013 Statewide Unofficial Results," accessed November 6, 2013
- ↑ Encyclopedia Virginia, "L. Douglas Wilder (1931- ), accessed August 7, 2013
- ↑ Afro.com, "Virginia GOP Nominates Conservative Black Minister for Lt. Gov.," May 19, 2013
- ↑ The Washington Post, "Virginia GOP picks staunch conservatives as statewide candidates," May 18, 2013
- ↑ The Washington Post, "Jackson keeps GOP establishment at arm's length in Va. lieutenant governor campaign," September 4, 2013
- ↑ Official Campaign Website, "Issues," accessed March 20, 2013
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- ↑ The Washington Post, "McAuliffe tops Cuccinelli in fundraising race for Virginia governor," September 17, 2013
- ↑ The Richmond Times-Dispatch, "McAuliffe maintains cash edge over Cuccineli," September 17, 2013
- ↑ Washington Post, "Scott Lingamfelter announces run for lieutenant governor," June 28, 2012
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 Scott Lingamfelter for Virginia, "Vision for Virginia," accessed March 21, 2013
- ↑ Virginia State Board of Elections, "2015 November Election Calendar," accessed January 2, 2015
- ↑ Virginia Board of Elections, "Official Results - 2013 General Election," accessed December 2, 2013
- ↑ University of Virginia Center for Politics, Sabato's Crystal Ball, "Republicans Certain to Retain Control of Virginia House of Delegates," August 8, 2013
- ↑ Daily Kos, "A look at the 2013 Virginia House of Delegates Elections," April 11, 2013
- ↑ Democracy for America, "Jeremy McPike for Delegate," accessed October 3, 2013
- ↑ The Washington Post, "Va. GOP settles on Cuccinelli, Obenshain and Jackson for November ballot," May 19, 2013
- ↑ Virginia State Board of Elections, "November 2011 General Election Official Results," accessed May 15, 2014
- ↑ Follow the Money, "Virginia House of Delegates 2009 General Election Results," accessed May 15, 2014
- ↑ Follow the Money, "2011 Campaign Contributions," accessed May 15, 2014
- ↑ Follow the Money, "2009 Campaign Contributions," accessed May 15, 2014
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TRAINING: On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays I'm doing Muay Thai or practicing conditioning in the morning. In the afternoon I train jiu-jitsu, and at night I work out, run or swim. On Tuesdays and Thursdays I practice MMA sparring in the morning and wrestling at night. Saturday I either do jiu-jitsu with or without a GI or practice MMA. And on Sundays I rest all day.
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Nearly 50 dogs, ranging in age from 12 weeks to five years, were found yesterday living in the windowless basement of a six-story apartment building in the Bronx. The space, which served as a makeshift dog fighting arena, was littered with crude wooden cages and had the capacity for roughly 100 spectators. Raul Sanchez, the building's superintendant, was taken into custody and charged with animal fighting, a felony.
Working closely with the NYPD Vice Enforcement Division and the Bronx District Attorney's Office, our team played a critical role in the rescue of the dogs, forensic evidence collection and on-scene documentation.
Also discovered on scene were a loaded .25-caliber handgun, U.S. currency, and other equipment associated with dog fighting—including dog treadmills, harnesses, muzzles, syringes and a shopping cart full of raw chicken parts.
"Organized dog fighting is a brutal form of animal abuse where dogs are exploited and forced to fight as their owners profit from their torture," says Howard Lawrence, Senior Director of Operations for the ASPCA's Humane Law Enforcement. "The dogs we saw today exhibited scarring and injuries consistent with fighting dogs. We're determined to protect New York City's animals from this form of cruelty."
The dogs, many of whom showed scars from fighting, were transported to a temporary shelter for further evaluation by our emergency response medical team. The ASPCA will continue to provide legal support to the Bronx District Attorney's Office to help prosecute the case.
The investigation is ongoing.
Raul Sanchez, the building's superintendant, was taken into custody and charged with animal fighting, a felony.
Signed and shared petition. I would like the penalty to be death for all animal abusers, fighters and spectators!
It's already a felony in all 50 states you dumbass!!
If u read the petition, it is to make spectatorship a felony. I thought we were all on the same team here.
You sound so ignorant! Why call someone trying to help out with these heinous people a dunbass. You are truly a ridiclous fool. To everyone on this blog, send goodwill and prayers to these lil guys thank you. Keep your eye and ears open to help the ASPCA stop crap before another gets started. The really sad thing is that some of the dogs were euthanized because they were unable to be rehabilitated. It's just not fair these inocent animals have to suffer for these stupid "dumbass idiots" that make them fight for sport and the for the spectators they should be rounded up and get the same jail time because they are just as bad as the idiots that set these fights up.
Thank you to the men and women involved in rescuing these poor dogs and breaking up this dogfighting ring. Enough is enough - this has to end. And we may have a chance given people like you.
Please , Please put this piece of garbage behind bars , for a long time ..........and find the others and do the same to this low class people................
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Giteau fined for ref rant
Brumbies flyhalf Matt Giteau has been fined A$5,000 dollars after criticising Steve Walsh's performance in last week's loss to the Waratahs.
When asked what the team will do if Walsh was not removed from this week's game against the Reds, Giteau told reporters: 'I don't know if we will turn up, what's the point?'. He also lamented Walsh's decision not to award Adam Ashley-Cooper's try. 'Like everyone who knows rugby, that was a try,' he said.
Walsh has since been replaced by Chris Pollock, but Giteau has also been punished. Sanzar judicial officer Terry Willis said the fact that Giteau had no prior offences counted in his favour.
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Match official Steve Walsh has been removed from the Brumbies/Reds clash in Canberra on Saturday.
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Sanzar rugby boss Lyndon Bray said he removed Walsh for rugby reasons and not because of the abusive comments made by the Brumbies' players and management. Chris Pollock will be the replacement official, while Vinny Munro will take charge in the Hurricanes/Chiefs match.
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David Pocock will spend another two seasons at the Western Force after signing a contract extension.
The 15-Test Wallabies flank, who was a major target for the Melbourne Rebels, committed himself until the end of the 2012 Super 14 season.
'I decided a while ago but there was just the contract stuff that had to be sorted out first,' Pocock said. 'I'm really excited about it. To keep playing with Matt Hodgson and Richard Brown was a big plus for me so I'm looking forward to it.'
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Robbie Deans believes the Reds are favourites to win the Super 14 this season.
While the Bulls, Stormers and Crusaders lead the pack at the top of the log so far, Wallabies head coach Deans backed the fourth-placed Reds to be the surprise winners.
'They're a side who clearly have the capability to win it,' Deans told smh.com.au. 'The reason for that is they have been striving to play a brand that is capable of winning the competition, as opposed to just simply qualifying [for the finals]. You can't just pluck these things out of thin air. It comes through preparation.'
Deans added that in-form pivot Quade Cooper is not sure of a starting place.
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It looked like it was going to be a long night. First there were weather delays; then the junior varsity game was scrapped. When Carroll Academy's Lady Rebels and Oak Hill's Lady Raiders finally took the field Thursday night in Oak Hill's first district game, the two teams fought tit for tat for the first two innings.
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Minnie McCool Duke, age 91, passed away, Thursday, Aug. 5, 2010, at North Mississippi Medical Center, West Point. Minnie Lou Duke was born May 12, 1919, in Gordo, Ala., to the late Lottie Jones McCool and William McCool. Mrs. Duke was a Seamstress for Knickerbocker Manufacturing Company for 12 years. She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs. Duke came to West Point, in 1925 from Lowndes County. She was married to Herman Perry Duke, Sr. on Dec. 9, 1939, in Columbus. He preceded her in death Feb. 11, 1981.
The Columbus Air Force Base may do its day-to-day operations in Lowndes County, but Clay and Oktibbeha counties both play large factor in the base's operations, and they receive a large portion of the economic output from the outpost. On Friday, the West Point/Clay County Growth Alliance members were special guests at the Base Community Council's quarterly meeting at the base.
BCC President Kevin Stafford introduced the Growth Alliance, applauding them on their efforts to support the men and women at Columbus Air Force Base.
When he set out to create the lineup for the 15th annual Howlin' Wolf Blues Festival, director Richard Ramsey knew he had to go big.
"This is the Year of the Wolf," said Ramsey, "so we have to have a festival worthy of that name. This year would have been Howlin' Wolf's 100th birthday, and I think we have an event this year worthy of the man himself."
It came down to the wire, but everything is good to go at Central School.
On Friday, work was completed at the school on Westbrook Street to install temporary air conditioning unit, fixing a problem that started early in the Summer when the school's existing units stopped working.
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Carrie Mae Davidson, age 79, passed away Saturday, July 30, 2010, at her home.
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Oak Hill's Lady Raiders took advantage Tuesday of Heritage's young team and lack of experience in the pitching circle, redeeming the team's Monday afternoon loss to rival Starkvile Academy (3-2).
Oak Hill scored four runs in the first inning with left hander second baseman Anna Lummus starting off the hitting streak with a double hit into center field then scored on an RBI by Mary Helon Hays. Abby Falkner followed with a single hit to second base. Tori Ellis smacked a ball deep into left field garnering a double, sending both Hays and Falkner home.