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Belmont 12, Holbrook 7 — Mallory Thomas (three hits), Skyler Griffin (two hits) and Allie Hyde (two hits) led
Mount Holly 21, York Chester 1 (3 inn.) — Leslie Hicks and Kellston Gantt combined for the win with eight strikeouts. Taylen Truelove, Becca Nixon and Jenna Henson scored two runs each to lead the offense. Mount Holly (8-1) hosts Southwest on Monday; York Chester (0-9) visits Grier on Monday.
Bessemer City 17, Grier 0 — Natalie Peregory led
Friday 17, Chavis 6 — Kaitlyn Towery (four hits) knocked two triples and Spencer Britton tripled thrice while Savanna Walls, Grace Simmons, Mackenzie Alexander and Katlin Boone had two hits each. Casey Almond was the winning pitcher. Friday (7-2) hosts
Varsity volleyball
Bessemer City 3, Lincoln Charter 0 (27-25, 26-24, 32-30) — Kelsey Miller, Madison Carter, Macey Wise and Amber Brock led
North Gaston 3, Stuart Cramer 0 (25-11, 25-7, 25-23) — Sydney Edwards (15 service points), Taylor Scoggins (nine service points), Jamie Staley (nine service points) and Erin Edwards (12 kills) led
Lake Norman Charter 3, Hunter Huss 0 (25-6, 25-20, 25-17) — Lake Norman Charter (11-0 Big South) hosts south Point on Tuesday. Hunter Huss (2-9 Big South) hosts Stuart Cramer on Tuesday.
Cherryville 3, Highland Tech 0 (25-21, 25-17, 25-18) — Rajah Key (five serving aces) led Cherryville (12-8, 6-4), which visits
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Ashbrook 9, Hunter Huss 0 — Singles winners for Ashbrook were: Claudia Steffey, Ragan Rudisill, Angelica Mejia, Holly McIntosh, Eddie Lindley and Laura Fisher. In doubles, the teams of Rudisill-McIntosh, McKenzie Rankin-Breezy Howell and Sarah Pearce-McKenzie Bostick won for Ashbrook. Ashbrook finished 10-4 overall and 6-1 in Big South 3A Conference play. The Green Wave will be the top 3A team for dual-team playoffs on Oct. 15. The Big South 3A individual/doubles tournament starts on Oct. 9 and 10 at Forestview.
East Gaston 6, Forestview 3 — Kaelan Forbes, Grace Stroupe and Linnea Jurs won for Forestview while Jodie Winchester and Abbey Breakfield took their singles matches for
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Financial assistance is out there, but one just has to find it.
That's a little easier said than done considering the fact that most grants for municipal or county projects are very competitive, whether that be nationally competitive or competitive in-state.
But that's not stopping the Clay County Misdemeanor Drug Court team from going after a $200,000 Department of Justice Enhancement Grant to enhance the services it provides to drug and alcohol offenders in West Point and Clay County. If awarded the grant, the county would be responsible for a 25 percent match, and at least 25 percent of that match can be in-kind.
Thursday during the Clay County Board of Supervisors meeting, Phylis Benson, project analyst with the Golden Triangle Planning and Development District, commended Drug Court Director Edward Houston for the hard work, time and effort he put into the initial grant application, which she said is not an easy process.
Benson presented findings from the Bureau of Justice, which reviewed the Drug Court's initial application for the grant. After reviewing the application, the Justice Department noted positive attributes of the application and made suggestions on what else needs to be done to acquire the funds. The program requires that Houston attend several Bureau of Justice workshops/conventions that have to be factored into the grant, and Benson advised Houston to factor travel into the Drug Court budget since the workshop attendance would be mandatory to receive the grant.
"We need to nail down this budget," Benson said. "We have a week, in essence, to get this done."
The grant application must be turned in next week and before that time Houston must gather letters of support to send in with the application. Drug Court must also show the Bureau of Justice that services and activity in the Drug Court program can be sustained.
The grant is funded over a two-year period and is a cost reimbursement grant through which Clay County must pay 75 percent of the grant and be reimbursed for that amount.
District 3 Supervisor R.B. Davis asked whether or not the county should wait a while before submitting the grant to allow the state legislature time to approve state funding for Mississippi's drug courts. Houston said he feels submitting the grant at this time won't be a factor and said Clay County's Drug Court can go ahead and proceed with the grant application even if Drug Court is turned down for the funds.
"There is another grant that we saw the other day that's $50,000 and doesn't require matching dollars, and also with Drug Court fees we are collecting – just like my last job we operated under grants, but if we don't get them we try to be self-sufficient," Houston said. "If we don't get this $200,000 grant we can still keep rocking on. If not we might have another one from the Justice Department that will allow us to keep going...We're not going to look at it as if we're going to fall. We're going to keep pressing on. We don't want to take taxpayers' money, but we want to steadily help taxpayers where drugs are affecting the community."


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Thread: Best Tobacco Scents Out There
Hey guys, I'm a big fan of frags that contain tobacco. Whether it's one that is tobacco-based or one that has a subtle hint of tobacco, I'm a fan. What are some of your favorites??
Franck Olivier is a good one IMO.
Unfortunately, I paid to participate in TheSnooc12 aka Toons1200 Tobacco Vanille Split and he never made it happen after accepting money and refused to return funds. The guy is a real disgrace to the Fragrance Community.
Anyway, I digress. I still plan on purchasing TV.
dry, unsweet tobacco - Vintage Tabarome, Odori Tabacco, Molinard Habanita
sweet pipe tobacco - Tobacco Vanille, Bogart Pour Homme, Pure Havane, TGQ Black Cavendish, Demeter Whiskey Tobacco
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For me:
Caron Aimez-Moi
By Killian Back to Black
Costamor Tabacca
Odori Tobacco
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
Tobacco Vanille with Back to Black a close second.
Versce's The Dreamer
I also love tobacco in a scent and versace the dreamer is the best ive smelt so far, but i want to smell tobacco vanille because the notes sound unreal
I really like Tobacco Vanille's opening burst of tabacco, it actually smells like a freshly opened pack of cigarettes, it was so great of a tobacco burst!! But unfortunately, the tabacco begins to vanish after an hour, and ends up with a dried fruit and prunes accord, whoever said "prunes" in the review is dead on, i drink prune nectars and eat the dried fruit on a regular basis, and the drydown of TV reminds me exactly of that. I'm not sure if it's the best scent overall in terms of tobacco, as a scent in general it is absolutely breathtaking, but i'm sure there are better tobacco frags out there like the ones mentioned eg Dreamer, Vintage Tabarome, Havana, DG Pour Homme......etc
Current top 5:
1. MDCI Chypre Palatin
2. Guerlain Arsene Lupin (Dandy)
3. Roja Dove Enigma Parfum Pour Homme
4. Roja Dove Vetiver Extrait
5. Guerlain Heritage (any formulation)
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Tom Ford's Tobacco Vanille
Michael Kors for men.
Vetiver/Guerlain and Tabac Original
Serge Lutens Fumerie Turque!
Cheap (but still good): The Dreamer
Expensive (but worth it): Back to Black
Michael Kors - Michael For Men
Jacques Bogart - Bogart Pour Homme very good option.
My favs -
Odori Tabacco (pipe tobacco)
Back to Black by Kilian (honeyed pipe tobacco)
TF Tobacco Vanille (vanilla pipe tobacco)
Creed Vintage Tabarome (old world tobacco leaf)
Bogart Pour Homme
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Another Basenoter for Fumerie Turque!
'...And you'll carry me down on your dancing
To the pools that you lift on your wrist...'
Tobacco Vanille
Bogart Pour Homme
Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille
I get a bit of tobacco from Pure havanne
From what I have tried/own:
Michael Kors for Men
Pure Havane, and
Bogart Pour Homme, in that order
Odori tabacco, chergui
Tobacco Vanille
The Dreamer
These are sold as women's but many men enjoythem:
Molinard's Habanita: tobacco with powdery florals/vetiver and leather
Caron's Tabac Blond: leather and tobacco with iris
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
A lot of great choices here. I'm also a big TV fan for tobacco, but another option is Mona di Orio's Vanille. It doesn't list tobacco at all in the notes, but the overall vibe is very much one of a mellow pipe tobacco. Not tobacco-centric, but very nice.
Here are really good tobacco scents. None of these fool around. You want tobacco, this is it
Meerschaum and also Tobacco & Tuille by Liz Zorn
Tabac by AbdesSalaam Attar Profumo
Tabac Aurea by Sonoma Scent Studio
Last edited by Buzzlepuff; 17th January 2012 at 04:48 AM.
Versace Dreamer, Herrera for men, D&G Homme and Creed Tabarome Millesime are the tobacco scents I use most.
Annick Goutal Sables has something in it which is also in packets of roll-your-own tobacco.
Pure Havane
Tobacco Vanille
Michael Kors for Men
Tea for Two
Tobacco Vanille
Vintage Tabarome
Cuba (Czech & Speake)
Tabac (La Via del Profumo)
Acqua di Cuba
Chergui - Can be cloying with too much heat and movement but is the best one for smoking a good cigar in the cool outdoors.
Last edited by pluran; 12th May 2013 at 10:44 AM.
Santa Maria Novella's Acqua di Cuba is, IMO, as tobacco as any frag can be.
ointments and perfume delight the heart....
Sans parfum, la peau est muette.
The Tabaromes by Creed, Tabac Original, Guerlain Vetiver, Versace The Dreamer, Pure Havane
Doesn't look as if anyone has suggested Gucci Pour Homme yet, so I will.
As to the estimable Buzzlepuff's recommendations, Tabac Aurea by Sonoma Scent Studio is the only one of the three I've tried. It's an A+ scent which smells like tobacco leaves being cured in the sun. Not quite my thing ( I'm still looking for a good pipe tobacco frag) but it is unquestionably an A+
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Tom Ford - Tobacco Vanille and By Kilian Back to Black
My vote goes to The One Gentleman D&G, Back to Black By Kilian and Dirty English by Juicy Couture!
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I've been enjoying Tea for Two lately - dunno where that came from. I quite like Back to Black, and I like SMN Tobacco Toscana. Some people have commented that Immortelle de Corse has a tobacco thing going on, and altho I don't read it as tobacco it's a nice one, too. I need to explore more tobacco stuff.
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Caron's Tabac Blond (also a wonderful leather - and having a note of smoke, as though trailing from a lit cigarette).
My favorite fragrance with a tobacco note is Versace Man (the original purple one-- not the eau Fraiche). I personally love this one and like it a lot more than their other tobacco fragrance, Dreamer. The tobacco note in Versace Man is more subtle, and it's mixed with a really nice soapy/floral, grape powder type scent. It's a really unique fragrance that doesn't smell like anything else and is often overlooked. I think it's been discontinued, but can still easily be found online.
Another fragrance with a tobacco note that I enjoy is CK One Shock.
One of my friends (a fragrance lover, as well) created, for his own purpose, the following list of tobacco scents.
Alt Innsbruck Eau de Cologne
Amouage Tribute Attar
Antonio Visconti Tabarom
Aramis Havana
by Kilian Back to Black
Creed Tabaróme Millésime
Creed Vintage Tabaróme
Czech & Speake Cuba
Hilde Soliani Bell'Antonio
Illuminum Wild Tobacco
i Profumi di Firenze Tabacco
La Via del Profumo (AbdesSalaam Attar) Tabac
La Via del Profumo (AbdesSalaam Attar) Chilum
Miller Harris Feuilles de Tabac
Odori Tobacco
Royal Crown Tabac Royal
Santa Maria Novella Acqua di Cuba
Santa Maria Novella Tobacco di Toscano
Serge Lutens Fumerie Turque
Sonoma Scent Studio Tabac Aurea
Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille
Xerjoff Tobacco Oroville
From his list, I have tried only six scents.
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Amouage Tribute Attar
Antonio Visconti Tabarom
Aramis Havana ( I own this one, decent, but not amazing)
by Kilian Back to Black (Tried this one, the tobacco note isn't very prominant)
Creed Tabaróme Millésime (Tried this, it's nice, not for me though)
Creed Vintage Tabaróme
Czech & Speake Cuba (Amazing, I own this one)
Hilde Soliani Bell'Antonio (Wearing a sample of this right now in fact. Not impressed)
Illuminum Wild Tobacco
i Profumi di Firenze Tabacco
La Via del Profumo (AbdesSalaam Attar) Tabac
La Via del Profumo (AbdesSalaam Attar) Chilum
Miller Harris Feuilles de Tabac
Odori Tobacco
Royal Crown Tabac Royal
Santa Maria Novella Acqua di Cuba
Santa Maria Novella Tobacco di Toscano
Serge Lutens Fumerie Turque (Interesting, but not for me)
Sonoma Scent Studio Tabac Aurea (Got a sample of this on the way)
Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille (Own this one, got it for Christmas. Favourite of the bunch along with Cuba)
Xerjoff Tobacco Oroville
Wow thanks guys - so many suggestions. You guys are awesome. I currently own Pure Havane, Dreamer, D&G Pour Homme, Chergui, and love each of them. I'm gonna get to work n start smelling these. I'm probably going to start with Tobacco Vanille, Back to Black, and Tabac Blond.
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Tobacco Vanille (Tom Ford)...of course. It was love at first sniff, for me.
Tabarome Millesime (Creed)...has an old-school, gentleman's club, stuffed shirt, vibe.
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One I find myself drawn to, which surprises me, is Tobaco Latino. It's sort of like a less "masculine" B*Men with a good tobacco note. As it progresses a mediocre sandalwood note emerges, but the tobacco is still there. I find that if I get some on my shirt and spray one or two more times than usual, it works very well. Some have said it is like the "poor man's" Vento Canale, but I have yet to sample that one.
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I am actually sitting here smelling it right now. I did a 50 ML split with MysteryofTime and it is gorgeous. There is a nice smack in the face of tobacco with a tinge of honey at the top then Vanilla comes into it about 15 minutes later. I swear I get an almost root beer feel after a while as the vanilla comes in with the sweet tobacco. I definitely see the premium in this Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille. Its worth it if you love tobacco and a little goes a long way.
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Vascular endothelial growth factor/vascular permeability factor is temporally and spatially correlated with ocular angiogenesis in a primate model. Miller JW, Adamis AP, Shima DT, D'Amore PA, Moulton RS, O'Reilly MS, Folkman J, Dvorak HF, Brown LF, Berse B. Am J Pathol. 1994 Sep;145(3):574-84.
Photodynamic therapy of experimental choroidal neovascularization using lipoprotein-delivered benzoporphyrin. Miller JW, Walsh AW, Kramer M, Hasan T, Michaud N, Flotte TJ, Haimovici R, Gragoudas ES. Arch Ophthalmol. 1995 Jun;113(6):810-8.
Photodynamic therapy with verteporfin for choroidal neovascularization caused by age-related macular degeneration: results of a single treatment in a phase 1 and 2 study. Miller JW, Schmidt-Erfurth U, Sickenberg M, Pournaras CJ, Laqua H, Barbazetto I, Zografos L, Piguet B, Donati G, Lane AM, Birngruber R, van den Berg H, Strong A, Manjuris U, Gray T, Fsadni M, Bressler NM, Gragoudas ES. Arch Ophthalmol. 1999 Sep;117(9):1161-73. Erratum in: Arch Ophthalmol 2000 Apr;118(4):488.
Prevention of experimental choroidal neovascularization with intravitreal anti-vascular endothelial growth factor antibody fragment. Krzystolik MG, Afshari MA, Adamis AP, Gaudreault J, Gragoudas ES, Michaud NA, Li W, Connolly E, O'Neill CA, Miller JW. Arch Ophthalmol. 2002 Mar;120(3):338-46.
Receptor interacting protein kinase mediates necrotic cone but not rod cell death in a mouse model of inherited degeneration. Murakami Y, Matsumoto H, Roh M, Suzuki J, Hisatomi T, Ikeda Y, Miller JW, Vavvas DG. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2012 Sep 4;109(36):14598-603.


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The group of former Cherryville High School students meets once per month to have lunch, talk and reminisce about old times. In the fall, they travel together to Myrtle Beach, S.C., for their annual reunions.
They are the Class of 1960, a hilarious bunch with a wealth of Cherryville history in their memories.
Dartha Stroupe, a Cherryville High graduate, is the spearhead of the group.
Before her interview for this story, she had corralled the entire committee, complete with old yearbooks and photographs of their meetings. The committee includes Dartha Stroupe and her husband, Dwight; Charles and Charlene Sisk; Brenda and Jim Belt; Tommy and Joyce Peeler; and Jerry and Anne Walker.
"Our committee meets for breakfast once per month," Stroupe said, in addition to the lunch meetings for the whole group.
Those meetings got their start more than 40 years ago.
"In 1965, we had our first reunion," Stroupe said. "We voted before we graduated that we would have class reunions every five years."
But they realized that five years wasn't quite enough. They decided to have reunions every year and have done so for more than 10 years. They also added monthly meetings, always on the first Thursday of the month.
'We are constantly looking for people'
At the monthly meetings, they eat lunch, play games, share something they've read or just sit and talk.
"We meet, eat and greet," Brenda Belt said. They also have door prizes.
"We meet 27 times a year," said Jim Belt, counting the lunch and breakfast meetings, the fall reunion and the holidays.
The bunch meets for Christmas, the fourth of July, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and other holidays. And for the past eight years, they have traveled to Myrtle Beach for their reunions. They had sweatshirts made one year for each of them to take to the beach.
The group hasn't settled on plans for this year's reunion, Stroupe said. But the committee is traveling to the mountains Jan. 28-29 to try out the area and see if it fits.
The Lunch Bunch was close all through school, Stroup said. They invite anyone who attended a Cherryville school to their meetings, and they welcome spouses and family members.
"Anybody that we can find that was ever in class with us, we invite them," Stroupe said. "We are constantly looking for people."
They have widows and widowers who come as well, even without their spouses who were classmates.
"One of our members, her sister graduated the year we did, and she still comes," Stroupe said.
Friends come from near and far
Altogether, their reunions have drawn almost 70 people from across the nation.
"We have had as many as 45 come to lunch," Stroupe said. "One comes every year from Mississippi. We found him, and they started coming ever since." She said the member who travels the farthest comes from San Francisco.
Sixteen of the classmates are now deceased. The group makes certain there's someone to represent the class at memorial services, Stroupe said.
They make donations to charity and offer support to their fellow members who need it.
"We sign get-well cards and send those out," Stroupe said.
And they keep their ties to the high school.
"The class raised money to buy a trophy cabinet for the high school," Jim Belt said.
Memories of school days
The school today is a bit different from the one they remember.
In 1960, Cherryville High was in front of the ball field in Cherryville. But around 1980, that building was torn down, and the new high school was constructed. The old auditorium, Starnes, still stands, along with the old gymnasium. Both are still in use.
The old school also had class colors and a class flower for each year. The class of 1960's colors were red and white, and their class flower was the red rose. At each meeting, they bring a sign that shows their class colors and flower.
The 78 students in the class of 1960 offer a portal into Cherryville's history.
They once called sodas "dopes." Gas was 25 cents a gallon. They also remember when glass milk bottles were delivered to their homes and when Cherryville was home to two movie theaters and a drive-in.
"I went every Saturday," said Charlene Sisk, who also said she was a "back-alley kid" who lived above one of the stores in uptown Cherryville.
They also remember when the town had two hotels and a skating rink at Black's Grill, and when the skating rink collapsed in 1960.
"You could buy a drink for five cents and crackers for five cents," Tommy Peeler said.
The classmates also remember their favorite — and least favorite — teachers over the years.
"Our perfect teacher was Mrs. Vera B. Hoyle," Brenda Belt said.
"She was strict, expected perfection," Stroupe said. "But people respected her because of her ability to teach. If you left her class, you learned."
'I enjoy every minute of it'
Jerry Walker is one of the members of the group's band, the Cherry Pickers. He plays the banjo, Jim Belt plays guitar and Dennis Rayfield plays the harmonica. They travel to area churches a few times per month, and Brenda Belt sings, sometimes dressing up as a hillbilly complete with buck teeth. They reminisced about old times, talked about how Jerry's wife, Anne, got stuck in Dillard's, joked about a member who bought a Corvette when he was 70, and one member even broke out into dance.
"Nobody's drinking, but we have the most fun," Jim Belt said. "I enjoy every minute of it. I feel like I graduated with them."
Jim pointed out that the fun of the group wouldn't be possible without Dartha Stroupe.
"If it hadn't been for (Dartha) and Juanita Craig, we wouldn't have all this," he said.
The group's next meeting will be Feb. 7. And in the hometown-friendly spirit of Cherryville, the doors are open to all.
"You are more than welcome to come," Brenda Belt said.
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Carvicous Barfield, the board chairman, and Brooks are in an ongoing dispute over funding for the annual Tribal Council elections, with the chairman saying the money doesn't exist.
Barfield, who said the other four members of the elections board agree with her stand against the chairman, says that Brooks is overstepping his constitutional authority by meddling with election business.
Barfield said in a statement that a May 2005 ordinance passed by the Tribal Council says that the elections board has the authority to promulgate necessary and appropriate regulations under authority of the constitution and tribal ordinances governing the conduct of all regular and special tribal elections; conduct all recall, initiative, and referendum proceedings; and (conduct) any other matters specified or authorized by tribal ordinance.
"The chairman just doesn't understand the elections process," Barfield told The Robesonian on Thursday.
As of Thursday, there still was no agreement between the tribe's administration and the elections board on where funding for the election will be found.
Barfield agrees with Brooks that $4,500 in filing fees from candidates can be used for the elections, which were scheduled for Nov. 12, but she says $26,000 is needed. Brooks says the election can be done for less since only seven districts will be voting.
"It is not the elections board's responsibility to obtain funds for an election," Barfield said in her statement. "The elections board provided a budget to the Tribal Council in December 2012 that was included in the … budget as an unrestricted line item expense. The elections board budget has been modified as of this date minus the $4,500 filing fees. The election has been funded in years past by the executive branch."
Barfield said in her statement that last year's $32,233 election, which included a chairman's race, was "considered a credible and honorable election for Lumbee tribal members."
"The elections board has made every effort to conduct a round-table discussion with the chairman in an attempt to come to an agreement," Barfield said. "The election that the board stands for is the best option for the tribal members. However, our efforts have failed and the chairman has refused to meet the standards for the election process that has been conducted in years past."
Barfield said that Brooks overstepped his authority when he filed a petition with the tribe's Supreme Court on Monday Brooks is asking that an election be held with volunteers being used at the polling sites, only one polling site being open in each of the six districts with contested races, and only one tribal enrollment book being used per district.
"In The Robesonian … the chairman has defended his view on the election process for the Lumbee tribal members. The elections board must ask this question, 'Where does his authority come from to interfere with election process?'" Barfield said. "The Constitution in Article 8, Section 1 states that 'All executive powers, including implementation of and compliance with annual budgets of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina shall reside in a tribal chairperson who shall cause all laws of the tribe to be faithfully executed.'"
Barfield said that the elections board is "ultimately responsible" for carrying out an election.
"Tribal members are our first priority," Barfield said. "As it stands with the (chairman's) proposal, to conduct this type of election cannot be tolerated by this (elections) board or the tribe. If the tribal chairman can give the elections board a better expertise in running an election, we are willing to discuss this."
On Monday it was announced by the elections board that the council elections that were to be held on Nov. 12 have been "suspended until further notice." A meeting Monday morning between Barfield and Tribal Administrator Tony Hunt failed to produce a solution.
Brooks and Hunt contend that the election can be held for about $8,000.
Barfield said Thursday that the election process is now at a "standstill." Not even absentee ballots can be processed until the issues the chairman raised with the Supreme Court are resolved, she said.
As of Thursday, no court hearing has been scheduled.
Bob Shiles works for Civitas Media as a staff writer for The Robesonian.


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verb trans·mit \tran(t)s-ˈmit, tranz-\
: to send (information, sound, etc.) in the form of electrical signals to a radio, television, computer, etc.
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a (1) : to cause (as light or force) to pass or be conveyed through space or a medium (2) : to admit the passage of : conduct <glass transmits light>b : to send out (a signal) either by radio waves or over a wire
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Middle English transmitten, from Latin transmittere, from trans- + mittere to send
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verb ex·hib·it \ig-ˈzi-bət\
: to make (a painting, sculpture, etc.) available for people to see
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: to submit (as a document) to a court or officer in course of proceedings; also : to present or offer officially or in legal form
: to present to view: asa : to show or display outwardly especially by visible signs or actions <exhibited no fear>b : to have as a readily discernible quality or feature <in all cultures we know, men exhibit an aesthetic sense — H. J. Muller>c : to show publicly especially for purposes of competition or demonstration <exhibit a collection of artifacts>
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: to display something for public inspection
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Middle English, from Latin exhibitus, past participle of exhibēre, from ex- + habēre to have, hold — more at give
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: an object or a collection of objects that have been put out in a public space for people to look at : something shown in an exhibition
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: a document or material object produced and identified in court or before an examiner for use as evidence
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SANTA ANA – Orange County's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved the purchase of a former furniture store in Fullerton for conversion into a year-round emergency shelter for the homeless, the county's first.
The $3.15 million purchase of the building at 301 S. State College Blvd. is contingent on the county completing due diligence and Fullerton approving a necessary zoning change.
The year-round shelter, when completed, would replace a seasonal shelter at the Fullerton armory that operates from December through March. A similar seasonal shelter operates at a Santa Ana armory.
The planned shelter would be open 24 hours a day, unlike the seasonal shelters, which eject the homeless early each morning and take them in again each evening.
The unanimous vote came after the supervisors heard from 14 members of the public, including Fullerton Mayor Bruce Whitaker, who asked the board to postpone approval of the purchase, saying Fullerton's City Council hadn't discussed it and there had been "no efforts to communicate the plan to neighboring property owners."
Supervisor Shawn Nelson, who led efforts to find a North County site for a year-round shelter, responded that it was important to lock in the deal with the owner of the property while Fullerton goes through its zoning process, which would include public hearings. "If we don't enter into a contract first, we can have an owner disappear on us," Nelson said.
Ten of the public speakers, including advocates for the homeless and the mentally ill, urged the board to buy the building.
Among them was Ron Thomas, father of Kelly Thomas, a mentally ill man who lived on Fullerton's streets. Kelly Thomas died in 2011, days after suffering grave injuries in a confrontation with six Fullerton police officers. Three of the officers are facing trial.
"I give my total support to this," Thomas said. "I hope it spreads throughout the county."
Dominick Gillotte, who lives near the proposed shelter site, described himself as "adamantly opposed," saying he fears an increase in crime.
County leaders envision offering a full complement of services at the site, in addition to shelter, to help remedy the causes of homelessness.
Cpl. J.D. DeCaprio, homeless liaison for the Fullerton police, told Gillotte after the board meeting that the police would have an office in the proposed shelter building, as would the school district, local churches, and agencies that assist veterans and the mentally ill.
"The homeless are already in our community," DeCaprio told Gillotte. "We're not going to ignore it anymore. ... We're going to manage it. ... The armory isn't the answer, not when they push them out at 5a.m."
Gillotte replied that he supports efforts to help the homeless, but "I think it's the wrong facility. It needs to go somewhere else."
Nelson, a former mayor of Fullerton, said during the meeting that wherever a shelter goes, some will have grievances, "and the grievance goes like this: put it somewhere else."


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i'm a bit conflicted between the Buddhist philosophy and the Buddhism following.
The Buddha was extremely wise man, and he had got some very great points. His teaching about the illusion of the self and ignorant is very appealing to me.
Yet, there is some problem with that. firstable, the way people see the buddha himself and his teaching, as an dogmatic regular religous thing is very annoying for me, for i'm an atheist with some total nhilists views .
Secondable, the world of a buddhist is different from reality itself. i mean, reality is subjective and illusionary but "buddhist" reality is illushion aswell, but some see it as the complete truth. leave aside the karma and the next world thing, i feel sometimes that buddhists forget that humans are just animals, and they see them as cosmic great creature. there are some great things about us. i mean i could be humanist sometimes and i think our brain is world wonder. but i'm doubt our abillity to be 100% pure and 100% desire-free and 100% buddhas.
And even all those great masters, i doubt how much they stay so pure and desireless and brilliant, behind close doors when no body look at them. The Buddha teaching makes me understand alot about the problem with desires and egoism. before i met eastern philosophies i was extremely anxious because of those things. now i'm more flowing and i'm more relaxed. but we cannot be 100% desire-free and 100% selfless. it's barely possible.
And the third problem, it's the extreme avoidness from any kind of harm. as a living creature we naturally harm other living either if we want it or not. it's more important being without evil intentions, and that what all karma is about by my understandment. yet being paranoid about whether you harm something or not is just a recipe for anxious and problems.


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The dogs rescued from a Bronx dog fighter's basement last year are finally getting justice. Raul Sanchez, who pleaded guilty to dog fighting a few weeks ago, is now heading to prison.
Last week a judge sentenced Sanchez to one to three years for animal fighting, one year for animal cruelty and one year for criminal possession of a weapon. (Sanchez will serve these sentences concurrently.)
He's also been slapped with a ban on keeping animals for the duration of his parole. Sanchez waived his right to appeal.
We hope Sanchez's sentence serves as a reminder to dog fighters that their crimes against innocent animals carry serious consequences.
Should be thrown under the jail.
Sentence not tough enough.
Unfortunately, the animals involved in these despicable crimes are always forgotten....look at mike vick for example, he's moved on and makes more money now, more famous and all....now he legally can own another dog! i'm glad that he did receive some punishment but of course it's not long enough, basically a slap on the wrist. what about these poor inncoent animals that are trained and hurt and killed during these ridiculous fights? i just wish the government, the public and the media would just get tougher on animal cruelty and stop being so damn soft and felling sorry for the accused and not the innocent victims!
One year for cruelty to animals. One year for the illegal weapon. Served concurrently. Slap on the wrist. At the very least they could have made the sentences consecutive! People who engage in dog fighting aren't phased by such a light sentence. They don't even think being arrested is a big deal; just the cost of doing business. When do we up the "cost" to make them think a little more?
My apologies for above typos, LOL
I'm glad he is getting jail time......I wish he was going to be in jail longer.
I'm glad he got prison time but not nearly enough. He should charged for each individual dog in addition to a longer sentence and a lifetime ban on animals.
Not only more time.. but he should be treated like he treated the dogs.. that many dogs in a basement.. and then made to force to fight as a way of life.. treat him as inhumane as they were.
I so agree with everyone else that this is not enough time for this horrendous crime. I believe there should be a mandatory sentence per animal and a monetary fine for each dog which would then be donated to the ASPCA for their care. Just in the case of Michael Vick, wonder how he would have taken a fine of $1 Million Dollars for every dog he killed!
Seems like anything less than the death penalty, as this is what his dogs are in for, is too lenient!


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Henderson doesn't deserve a shot even if he wins. Whatever the outcome I think a fight with Bisping makes perfect sense and could be a make or break for both fighters as in if Bisping wins he gets a title shot and if he loses he accepts he will never be champion.
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nice one. i suppose it makes sense in a way.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
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^ Even that makes no sense whatsoever... Vitor is leagues in front of Bisping in terms of title shots!!!
Why should Hendo have to beat him and then Bisping. He got lucky?... Henderson was winning the fight without having knocked Bisping into the next century. That was the biggest KO in UFC history imo... If Mike could see it coming... He would have seen that one!
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Don't really mind if you want to start early without me, but keep nibbs in mind as he's still in the cup and the NZ cup runs longer than WI.
Don't really mind if you want to start early without me, but keep nibbs in mind as he's still in the cup and the NZ cup runs longer than WI.
I'll join in and get knocked out.
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I'll play. And if you need some help to run it, consider me.
Or something.
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I'm into Round 7 so I won't be able to play for at least one week, maybe longer if things go well.
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Lost today, so I'm in.
I'm in, just got knocked out of my cup.
I'm in, and I want to be put in the same group as Collins.
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I'll play, there's no point waiting for the nibbs and adam, could be another month before they get knocked out, or win their cup.
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You could just give us byes until the finals.
i think that is fair... if you were making groups of 4 have 2 groups of 2 with lower seeded teams with 3 teams? obviously nibbs and adam would be one of tops seedsOriginally Posted by Adamc
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Does Benson still own the rights to New Orleans Night from the old AFL team?
What about the New Orleans Blue Angels? The logo would be a jet -- the type flown by the Blue Angels.
I like Night much better than Knights...
Our mascot could be a murder victim or someone on blow or heroin/crack.
I still think that Pride should get some legs. Surely better than Spirit.
If you want to use "Saints" as inspiration, think of other true-to-New Orleans SONGS that could conceivably be fodder for names. I know, this will be hard for most of you, since you are under the age of 25 and you are regrettably from the suburbs. Artists whose songs should be pored over: Fats Domino, Louis Armstrong, Allen Toussaint, Dr. John, etc. etc. etc.
By the way I still like the Big Shots!! (dr john big shot song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bf7i9EEdLao)
Zulu Big Shot: http://www.google.com/imgres?hl=en&c...9,r:0,s:0,i:75
Big Shots ain't too shabby.
Cool, classy logo possibilities.
Last edited by mdaniel; 05-11-2012 at 02:08 AM.
To me the top names are ArcAngels/Angels, Krewe, VooDoo & Brass, in this order. I say Brass number 1 because it would be just dope. Picture the word Brass with a trumpet under it, with a nice gold & black color scheme! The jersey would be great as well with an all black uni with gold stripes coming down the side, it would be plain like Kentucky, but an beautiful old time kinda uniform. Idk about you guys but I feel if we get this name, with these colors & uniforms, we will have the best color schemes(which will draw fans) & best uniforms!
So what you all think?
Rolling with Reapers (most bad*** name is sports), then Voodoo, then Krewe. I want a name with some unity and punch. Keep your Charlie Weis bird and cheap medal.
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