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Everyone knows that Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Few people however know that the EU is the largest single development aid donor to the country. Yet for more than 15 years, the European Commission has failed to provide the European Parliament and the European taxpayer with even the most basic national development assessment for the hundreds of millions of Euros invested in Haiti. This case study aims to underline some of the principal concerns we have regarding EU aid spending in Haiti and will also offer some practical suggestions to MEPs for action on aid accountability and policy.
The Haiti Briefing, available in English and French and Spanish, is the key publication of the Haiti Support Group. Published quarterly, since 1992, it provides our members, Haiti watchers and decision-makers with analysis of Haiti's development issues, reflected through the voices of popular organisations on the ground. Back issues are available in our archive. The latest issue (No. 78) examines the current political landscape in Haiti. Just months after Jean-Claude Duvalier's death, and five years to the day that the earthquake struck, Haiti will become a dictatorship once again and as such will take one more giant step back to its Duvalierist past. Read this latest version entitled "Who needs elections?" here.
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Secondly, we carry the views of Haitian CSOs to decision-makers in local and foreign governments, NGOs, IGOs, the media and the public. We aim to ensure that the experience of Haiti's poor are heard in the corridors of power and among those who can influence them as activists, voters and reporters.
To that end the HSG has joined the Brussels-based advocacy platform Coordination Europe-Haiti as well as the Haiti Advocacy Working Group in Washington.
Thirdly, we build links between CSOs in Haiti and their equivalents in the developed world. To that end, we work with trade unions, church groups, women's organisations, and many others. In this way we help build a public lobby for a pro-poor development vision based on the experience of our Haitian CSO contacts.
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There are different types of anxiety, such as post trauma anxiety, panic anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder and generalized anxiety. If you think that you have anxiety problem, then you must look for the advice of a health doctor.
Here are a few courses of actions dealing with anxiety and social anxiety in 5 steps. You should talk with a doctor and only use these tips as an add-on.
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If you can learn how to calm, you can fight the anxiety attack symptoms such a scaring heartbeat,sweating, muscle tensionand tremors. Learn techniques like muscle relaxation and meditation and use them to relax when an anxiety attack is coming.
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You must always exercise if you want to stay fit and healthy. If you are healthy you can keep yourself at a good mental level. Also ensure that you rest well and you keep the environment stress-free around you.
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A diet that is balanced can give you with the nutrients that you need to be at your best. Don't drink coffee and don't use anything from the alcohol, cigarettes or drugs categories. That is because they increase your heartbeat and can provoke the anxiety disorder symptoms.
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You should learn to spot when you have problems and ask for the help from your friends and family and even colleagues when you need it. Tell them what transpired and let them help you to recuperate from anxiety disorder. If you can, seek for advice on how you can get rid of anxiety. Support groups can also be a best idea and can help you find out more.
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JEFFERSON, La. -- The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office launched an internal investigation after Eyewitness News asked a spokesman last July about evidence that one deputy, Scott Sigur, had sold synthetic marijuana online after it was outlawed in Louisiana.
Now months of investigation have led Sheriff Newell Normand to take action against Sigur.
'He is terminated, effective today,' he said. 'And the results of our investigation will be turned over to the district attorney's office.'
The sheriff said he's disgusted and disappointed.
'We've been able to determine that there are in fact three sales that occurred in Louisiana after the date that the substance JWH-018 was actually outlawed in Louisiana,' Normand said.
Pointing out that synthetic drugs too often send young people to the hospital with life threatening complications, Normand shut down retailers and made arrests after Louisiana outlawed synthetic marijuana in August 2010.
But what about Sigur? Normand said he faces criminal charges.
'I mean, it's up to the (district attorney). We're going to present what we have in this particular case,' Normand said.
Normand said this was the sheriff's office's second investigation of Sigur.
He said detectives investigated him the first time last April when they got a tip he was selling marijuana.
'The search revealed nothing in his home or in his vehicles, to include his police vehicle,' Normand said.
Normand said he now knows Sigur was packaging and mailing off the so-called herbal incense at a neighbor's house. He said it now appears Sigur profited to the tune of $50,000 to $80,000.
'We believe sales taxes were due that were not paid,' Normand said. 'He did not have an occupational license tax for the business.'
Normand said unpaid sales taxes may only amount to hundreds of dollars, but he believes Sigur may also owe the IRS.
He describes Sigur's response to all of this as cavalier.
'I think he referred to himself as an entrepreneur.'
Normand said he was 'no better than any other thug that's selling the banned substance.'
The sheriff's office is turning findings of investigation over to the Louisiana Department of Revenue, the IRS as well as the district attorney.
He said the neighbor who worked the business and Sigur's ex wife may also face exposure.


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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Johnny Manziel tiptoed the sideline for a 23-yard touchdown on Texas A&M's first drive of the game.
The Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback known as Johnny Football and the 10th-ranked Aggies were just getting warmed up in the Cotton Bowl. There were plenty more highlights after that nifty run.
In his first game since becoming the first freshman to win the Heisman, Manziel set a Cotton Bowl-record with 516 total yards and accounted for four TDs as the Aggies capped their first SEC season with a 41-13 win over 12th-ranked Oklahoma on Friday night.
With first-year coach Kevin Sumlin and their young star quarterback, the Aggies (11-2) fit right in with the SEC after leaving the Big 12. They broke the SEC record with their 7.261 total yards this season (the first over 7,000 after 633 in Cowboys Stadium). They also averaged more than 40 points a game.
And they capped their debut season with an overwhelming victory in the only postseason game matching teams from those power conferences. It is the Aggies' first 11-win season since 1998, when they won their only Big 12 title.
The chants of "S-E-C!, S-E-C!" began after Manziel's 33-yard TD pass to Ryan Swope with 4 minutes left in the third quarter for a 34-13 lead. They got louder and longer after that.
Texas A&M led by only a point at halftime, but scored on its first three drives of the second half -- on drives of 91 and 89 yards before Swope's score on a fourth-and-5 play.
Oklahoma (10-3), which like the Aggies entered the game with a five-game winning streak, went three-and-out on its first three drives after halftime.
SEC teams have won the last five Cotton Bowls, all against Big 12 teams, and nine out of 10. That included Texas A&M's loss to LSU only two years ago.
Manziel set an FBS bowl record with his 229 yards rushing on 17 carries, and completed 22 of 34 passes for 287 yards.
Oklahoma, led by quarterback Landry Jones in his 50th career start, had only 312 total yards as a team.
Jones completed 35 of 48 passes for 278 yards with a touchdown and an interception. He won 39 games and three bowls for the Sooners, in a career that started on the same field in the 2009 season opener when he replaced injured Heisman winner Sam Bradford in the first college game played at Cowboys Stadium.
Already with a 24-yard gain on an earlier third down, the Aggies had third-and-9 on their opening drive when Manziel rolled to his left and took off. When he juked around a defender and got near the sideline, he tiptoed to stay in bounds and punctuated his score with a high-step over the pylon for a quick lead.
Officials reviewed the touchdown play, but it was clear by the replay shown on the huge video screen above the Cowboys Stadium field that Manziel stayed in bounds.
Manziel added a 5-yard TD run on a bootleg play in the second quarter, and capped the scoring with a 34-yard pass to Uzoma Nwachukwu with 9 minutes left in the game.
The first TD run was Manziel's school-record 20th of the season. He became only the fourth FBS quarterback with 20 TDs rushing and 20 passing in the same season.
The other 20-20 quarterbacks were Auburn's Cam Newton and Florida's Tim Tebow, who like Manziel are Heisman winners from the SEC, and Nevada's Colin Kaepernick.
Manziel set an SEC record with 4,600 yards in the regular season, and just added to that in his 13th career game.
Oklahoma needed drives of 16 and 18 plays to get a pair of field goals by Michael Hunnicutt (23 and 24 yards). Jones threw a 6-yard TD pass to Justin Brown just before halftime to make it 14-13.
Jones set Cotton Bowl records when he had 23 completions and 30 attempts (for 175 yards) by halftime.
Ben Malena (7 yards) and Trey Williams (30 yards) had the TD runs to cap the long scoring drives in the third quarter for the Aggies.
Manziel was picked off in the second quarter after his bootleg move and a throw that hit Malcome Kennedy in the hands in the end zone and deflected into the air. Javon Harris grabbed the interception.
The Sooners then crossed midfield before Jones had a pass intercepted by Dustin Harris and returned to the Oklahoma 48.
That A&M drive started with a little trickery, Manziel holding the ball down in his left hand while faking a throw with his right hand. He then pitched to Kenric McNeal, who threw a 20-yard pass to Mike Evans.
Malena then had a 23-yard run before Manziel's bootleg run for a 5-yard TD.
Oklahoma was in the Cotton Bowl for only the second time. It was the first bowl matchup between the former Big 12 rivals, but the 17th consecutive season they have played each other.
The Sooners had won 11 of 13 since Bob Stoops became their coach. That included a 77-0 Oklahoma win in 2003 that was the most-lopsided loss in Texas A&M history.
Sumlin was the A&M offensive coordinator in 2002 when the Aggies upset the top-ranked Sooners. The next year, Sumlin was hired by Stoops as an assistant, and he stayed there five seasons before going to Houston as head coach and then the Aggies.
About the Win
• The Aggies finish 2012 with an 11-2 record, which marks the fourth 11th win season in program history. A&M had 11 or more wins in 1939 (11), 1992 (12), 1998 (11).
• It was Texas A&M's first win in the Cotton Bowl since 1988.
• It was A&M second straight bowl victory, and improved A&M's all-time record to 15-19.
• The Aggies completed their first perfect record away from Kyle Field since 1939 when they won the national championship with a perfect 11-0 record. A&M was 5-0 in road games and 2-0 in neutral site games.
• Head coach Kevin Sumlin's personal "away from home" winning streak stretches to 13 games (6 at Houston, 7 at A&M).
• Senior Class of 2012 finishes with 33-19 career record and two bowl wins.
• Sumlin's record against ranked teams improved 7-3 for his career, including 4-2 in 2012.
• The Southeastern Conference remains undefeated in Cowboys Stadium, and Texas A&M won its first-ever game in Cowboys Stadium.
Record-Setting Aggies
• The Aggies broke the SEC total offense record of 6,989 (14 games) set by the Cam Newton-led Auburn offense in 2010. A&M is the first SEC team to surpass 7,000 yards in a season with 7,261 yards in 13 games of action.
• Similarily, the Aggies also surpassed the SEC's record for total offense per game of 534.4 set by Florida's Fun 'n' Gun offense in 1995. A&M averaged 558.5 total yards per game this season.
• The Aggies broke school records for passing (316.5), scoring (44.5) and total offense (558.5) in 2012.
Amazing Manziel
• The Aggies' Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Johnny Manziel fell just shy of becoming the second 300/200 player in NCAA FBS history with 287 passing yards and 229 rushing yards. He is the first 200/200 player in A&M and SEC history.
• Manziel's 516 total yards broke the Cotton Bowl record of 407 by Graham Harrell of Texas Tech vs. Ole Miss in 2009. It was Manziel's third 500-yard effort of 2012.
• Manziel's 229 rushing yards breaks NCAA bowl record for rushing yards by a QB…old mark of 201 by Dwight Dasher of Middle Tenn State in 2009 New Orleans Bowl.
• Manziel's 229 rushing yards was also a Texas A&M single game quarterback record, eclipsing the old mark of 182 set by David Walker in 1977 against SMU.
• Manziel finished 2012 with a SEC record 5,116 total yards, which is also a NCAA freshman record. He is the only SEC player with more than 5,000 total yards in a season ever. His 5,116 total yards were the most ever by a Heisman Trophy winner (previous high was 5,022 by BYU's Ty Detmer in 1990).
• Manziel led the NCAA in total yards per game (393.5) and cumulative total offense (5,116). His total yards rank No. 10 in NCAA FBS history and his average ranks No. 15.
• Manziel's 3,706 passing yards in 2012 were the most-ever by a NCAA FBS player that also rushed for more than 1,000 yards.
• Manziel became the sixth Aggie to be named Cotton Bowl Offensive MVP, while cornerback Dustin Harris became the eighth player to be named Defensive MVP.
More Offensive Notables
• The Aggies gained 633 total yards vs. OU, which was their fifth 600-yard effort of 2012. A&M gained at least 400 yards in the last 12 games of 2012.
• A&M averaged 9.6 yards per play vs. OU, which broke the old Cotton Bowl record of 7.7 by Tennessee vs. Arkansas in 1990. A&M's 10.5 yards per rush broke the old CB record of 8.4 by Tennessee in 1990.
• Texas A&M's 633 yards were a Cotton Bowl record, breakin the old mark of 578 by the Keyshawn Johnson-led USC squad that downed Texas Tech 55-14 in 1995 (final season of the Southwest Conference).
Swope, Evans Catching On
• With catches tonight against Oklahoma, receivers Ryan Swope and Mike Evans caught at least one catch in every game this season. Swope's catch improved his career streak of at least one catch in a game to 45, just one shy of Jeff Fuller's school record of 46 from 2008-11.
• Already the career receptions leader at Texas A&M, Swope added the school record for career receiving yards to his resume. Swope's 104 yards pushed him past Jeff Fuller's old record of 3,092 yards. Swope finishes his A&M career with 252 catches for 3,117 yards and his 24 touchdowns are No. 2 in school history.
• Evans finished his first season of action with 82 catches for 1,105 yards, which both rank No. 2 in school history. Both were easily freshman records.
Manziel Takes Down Hill's Freshman Mark
• By halftime, QB Johnny Manziel had already surpassed the 100-yard rushing mark with 113 yards on seven carries. It was his seventh 100-yard rushing game, which breaks Greg Hill's freshman record of six from 1991.
Manziel's 20th
• Johnny Manziel's first quarter TD scamper was his 20th of the season, broke the Aggies' season TD record of 19 originally set by Joel Hunt in 1927. Hunt's record was later matched by Darren Lewis in 1990, Jorvorskie Lane in 2006 and Manziel.
• With his 20th rushing TD, Manziel became the fourth player in NCAA FBS history to rush for 20 or more touchdowns and pass for 20 or more scores in a single season, joining Florida's Tim Tebow (23 rushing, 32 passing in 2007), Auburn's Cam Newton (20 rushing, 30 passing in 2010) and Nevada's Colin Kaepernick (20 rushing, 21 passing in 2010). Manziel finished with 21 rushing TDs and 26 passing TDs.
First Quarter Success
• Texas A&M scored first for the 18th straight game dating back to 2011 when QB Johnny Manziel scampered in from 23 yards out on the Aggies' first drive of the game.
• It was the 10th straight game that the Aggies have scored a TD on its first drive of the game.
• Oklahoma became the first team to score on the Aggies in the first quarter since Ole Miss in game 5 of 2012. In A&M's last eight games, the Aggies have outscored the opposition 120-3 in the first quarter. OU was just the third team to score on its initial offensive drive against the Aggies this season.
Captains, 12th Man
• Game captains for the Aggies were: senior center Patrick Lewis, senior safety Steven Terrell, senior linebacker Sean Porter and senior wide receiver Ryan Swope. Texas A&m
• Making his ninth 2012 start and 21th of his career at 12th Man was defensive back C.J. Jones, a senior from Klein Forest HS in Houston.
THE MODERATOR: We're joined by Coach Sumlin.
We'll let you make an opening statement.
COACH SUMLIN: You know, my voice is about gone. But these guys I think tonight was really indicative of this season. It's one of the teams I thought in the country that truly got better every week. We didn't always do everything right all the time, but I don't think there was ever a game this year where these guys didn't play with tremendous effort.
That's a credit to these guys. You know, players play and coaches coach. I think every week these guys understood what the plan was and they went out and executed it at a high level and played with a lot of energy.
We were excited to play tonight. I think the energy in the building helped. What a great crowd. Just loud. We fortunately in big-time situations, these guys have handled that all year. Like I said, this game is really indicative of how we've played all season.
THE MODERATOR: We'll take questions.
Q. Coach, how critical was the stretch at the start of the second half where you forced two punts, scored two touchdowns?
COACH SUMLIN: We made some adjustments, huh? You guys are usually on us about that.
The way we play football, I know it's foreign to a lot of people when you're in a no‑huddle. We really don't care about time of possession. What we do care about is third‑down conversion. People still think I'm crazy for that, but that's where we are. Turnovers, penalties and third‑down conversion.
First half, I think Oklahoma was 7 of 9 on third down. That allowed them to most of the football. Were they 0‑3 in the third quarter on third‑down conversions which allowed us to get the football and do something with it.
Again, both teams made plays. But I think the difference in the third quarter was our defense being able to hold up on third down, get off the field and us to convert offensively on third down.
Q. Coach, can you speak to the contribution of Clarence McKinney stepping in for Kliff Kingsbury who moved on to a brighter future?
COACH SUMLIN: I don't know how many weeks in a row we've scored on the opening drive. Our guys are used to it. I think everybody was a little nervous whenever there's a change.
I said weeks ago that Clarence has been in this offense for five years. There's a direction that we wanted to go. If we had hired someone, they would have had to learn what we do in two weeks.
I think you could see there was a little bit of different change, a little bit more misdirection. We had some time to work on some things in a bowl‑preparation mode.
Q. 229 yards on the ground, two touchdowns through the air, where do you rank this on Johnny's games this season?
RYAN SWOPE: I think offensively, guys just bought into the system. We knew what we had to accomplish tonight. The coaches put us in a good situation. We had trust in them.
Offensively, we went in at halftime, made some adjustments and knew that guys had to step up and make plays. Everyone just bought in. It was real fun.
Obviously, Johnny had a great night. The offensive line gave him protection. Everyone came out and played and knew what was at stake.
JOHNNY MANZIEL: As far as an offensive standpoint for me, this is the kind of a game that turned the page again. Asked me questions earlier in the year about what game made it all click. There was the Arkansas game, and this game tonight made me flashback to that.
The coaches did a great job of putting a great game plan together. Everybody was talking about, You guys have this much time to scheme up y'all. Well, we have this much time to scheme up OU as well, so people didn't really give us enough credit for that.
They did a great job of putting a good game plan together. And really the offensive line, the receivers, everybody went out and executed tonight. It was a great night for the offense.
Q. Johnny, this is officially the last stop of your freshman season. Can you comment on that and how it feels looking ahead of you, what you hope to accomplish.
JOHNNY MANZIEL: It's been crazy. It's been a rollercoaster to see how things have played out from the first game to where they are now, and what things have played out in my life as well as everybody on this team, how we've progressed as a team, how we've continued to get better every week.
Came and played one of our best games all year today. I'm not really worried about the future and that right now. I'm really enjoying this. Some of the seniors, the last time they'll get to be in the locker room with all of us. Just enjoying the time with all these guys, that's what my main focus is.
Q. Coach, considering how well y'all are playing right now, is there any part of you that asks what if college football had a playoff?
COACH SUMLIN: No. We know what the rules were before the season. It's all set up that way. When the rules change, then there's time to talk about that.
Everybody's playing under the same rules before the season. You have your schedule. You play your games. You try to win 'em all. That's the way college football is set up right now. That means that every game you play is important. Every game that you win gets you closer to that. One loss or two losses, depending on who you played, can change your season.
The way things are set up now, no, there's no reason to look back and ask that. When that format changes, as a coach, as a team, you try to play your way into that playoff system. Obviously that will be a goal when that changes.
As for now, you know, the rules are the rules. We get that. We know that before the year.
Q. Can we go back to the beginning of the third quarter. You said you made some adjustments. Did you make some changes, what were the adjustments on offense?
COACH SUMLIN: Did we punt one time in the first half? We didn't have the ball. I mean, we scored. We had the yard differential at halftime even though we only had the ball maybe nine minutes or something like that for the half. There wasn't any adjustment. We had 250‑some yards at halftime. We didn't have the ball.
They were on the field. They drove the ball the length of the field. We stopped them and they kicked field goals.
Offensively, we didn't change much. There was no reason to change. Defensively, we did. Like I said, for what we do in a no‑huddle situation, third‑down conversions become a big deal. That gives us an opportunity to get our offense on the field.
Q. Damontre, you announced earlier you are making plans to move on to pro football. In regards to answering the question earlier about this season, what does this mean for you being your last game?
DAMONTRE MOORE: Words can't describe how I feel right now. I'm just overwhelmed with excitement and joy, just to get such a big win, all the goals that we set for ourself at the beginning of the season, to see them be accomplished.
I'm going to miss this whole atmosphere with the coaching staff helping me grow, my teammates helping me grow. We had our ups. I didn't cause a lot of downs (laughter). I'm kind of just going to miss the whole brotherhood and everything, everybody getting on me, helping me grow up at the same time, them coming back and telling me that they love me.
I've enjoyed spending time with Johnny. He's one of the funniest people I ever met. One of the most talented.
Ben, I grew up with him. Swope, he always came to me when we shared lockers next to each telling me how I need to mature, You need to stop doing this.
Right now I'm trying to bask in the moment. I'm tired of crying. I just want to cry from excitement and joy that we won this.
I think it was a big, monumental win for us, me and the juniors and the seniors that were here, 'cause our freshmen year we came here, were doing good, it went downhill. We lost in the Cotton Bowl.
I think it was a good redemption win for us. We're kind of excited about the whole situation.
Q. Would it be safe to say that y'all came out to set the tone, put an exclamation point to your season?
LUKE JOECKEL: You know, I think we got to give everything to the seniors. They're definitely the leaders of our teams. We might have gotten the accolades and stuff like that this year. Without the seniors, we wouldn't have had the season we had. They brought into Coach Sumlin's and the rest of the coaching staff's system from the get‑go. They could have checked out for their last year, but they bought in for us.
Speaking as a junior, the rest of us followed. I followed Patrick Lewis. I think Spencer Nealy gave him the nickname "The General," and he is the general of our offense. I've enjoyed playing with him for the last three years. It's going to be hard to watch him go.
We might have gotten all the accolades, but the seniors are definitely the leaders of our team.
DAMONTRE MOORE: I want to piggyback off of what he said. It's the same thing with the defense. Just because we got accolades, it's not us. If it wasn't for the seniors buying into the system, telling us that we're going to buy into the system, we're going to follow exactly what these coaches say, then they set a good example for us. If they didn't, who knows where we would be at right now.
Honestly, I give all the seniors and upperclassmen, the offense and defense, credit for my success. Without them, I wouldn't be here. There were many a day they told me, Damontre, you shouldn't do this. They tell me what's going to do this, what was the cause, I go back and it actually happens. I'm like, Man, what if I would have disobeyed them?
I give them credit for my success and my maturity throughout this whole process.
JOHNNY MANZIEL: For me, it was a different feel. There's so much talk, uncertainty about everything, us as a team, us as an offense for sure. We knew what we had with Coach McKinney. So going into today, there was just a different look in everybody's eyes. To look at Pat, Swope, the seniors on the offense, just a different feel about it. They knew it was their last one. I think every underclassman on our team wanted to get it for them.
I know for me, without them, none of my success this year would have been possible. I'm thankful for Pat and what he's done with the offense line we've had. Swope, all the seniors, it's going to be hard to see them go, but they need a lot of credit.
Q. Is Damontre Moore an example of what college football is all about?
COACH SUMLIN: I don't know if it's what it's all about. I think there's definitely an example of growth, a method to our madness, whether it is Coach Jackson in the weight room, in our strength and conditioning, whether it's Terry Price in demanding excellence, whether it's our academic people in Troy, Dan, requiring guys and class checking, all those things that build a student‑athlete.
One of the things I enjoy about college football, strangely enough, is seeing guys go from young men into adulthood. Guys come from all kinds of different situations, from all different backgrounds, and it's our role to help them in the maturation process. That's not just football. That's in life.
Hopefully, you know, I think what Damontre accomplished this year in that growth process is an example to other guys, and continued to be an example to some of the young guys who may be fence riders. Guys who say, You know what, I saw Damontre when he couldn't make it through practice, he was upset about this, didn't want to do this or that. You look up and he's one of the better players in the SEC.
As a coach, the biggest compliment you can have from another coach is when they say, Boy, your guys play hard. That was the whole thing that was behind Damontre. The thing that I got from everybody every week is those guys are playing hard, 94, he's on the highlight film every week chasing guys down from behind. That's the kind of progress that you make, when a guy didn't want to play, just when he wants to play, but understands that every play is important.
Q. From July to now when all those questions at the SEC Media Days were being asked about how this season was going to play out, what does this win as icing on the cake do for this program going forward?
COACH SUMLIN: You know, I think we're a different team. So, you know, there was reason for people to doubt us. You know, moving into a new league, .500 program over the last 10 years, I don't know why anybody would have doubted us.
I don't see one game, and I've said this before, one game doesn't define a program, doesn't define your recruiting. I think your body of work does. This game tonight was indicative of how these guys have played all year.
I think some people were surprised early in the year of how they played. I can tell you that walking in that locker room at halftime or at the end of the game, our guys weren't surprised, expected to win. That's probably the biggest change that we've made over the course of the last six months.
Q. A lot of Heisman Trophy winners come into these games flat after the banquet circuit, so to speak. Talk about why Johnny was so well prepared, and in the spring, what do you want to see him grow in?
COACH SUMLIN: First let me say this. The AT&T Cotton Bowl, we've had a fabulous week. The people here are second to none. I've been in a lot of bowl games. Our practice facility, practicing at SMU, Highland Park. Our practice rooms, our meeting rooms, how they treated our players, our families, it's a first‑class operation.
You put that in with this venue, I've coached in a lot of games, but walking out there pregame with people all the way to the roof, it was pretty loud in there. It really had a big‑time game feel. Our guys have handled that.
To answer your question, though, with the Cotton Bowl being the 4th, I think it helped us. You got to remember this. We're used to preparing for another game in really four days. Saturday we play, Sunday we give the players off, Monday we do a little bit, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, that's the game plan. Friday, you walk through, you're on to the next play.
With us playing the 4th, we had plenty of time to get grounded, get these guys, including myself, I felt like I lived in New York, Orlando, going back and forth. But we had plenty of time, and our guys understood the plan.
I said beforehand everybody was worried. It gave us a chance to get guys away, get home for Christmas, then get back, get us a couple practices back at Texas A&M, get up here and get some work done.
Our guys understood it. Took care of them. Larry Jackson does a good job. Gave us a chance to game plan and work some of our younger players in the earlier practices. I'm not surprised by our preparation and our guys, how we played tonight.
Q. I know a lot of the year was focused on the SEC. Looking back on it, the run you were able to put together, to make the statement you made in your first year, what does it say about this program? What type of a statement did you make? A lot of people doubted you going to the SEC West.
COACH SUMLIN: We never doubted ourselves. Everybody acts like I didn't know what we were getting into when I took the job. We were already in the SEC. We weren't coming in the league just trying to play games. Every coach is trying to win.
What kind of statement did that make? I don't know. You got to answer that. My job is to get these guys ready to play and win. They believed in it. We talked before this game, this is the last game of this year and first game of next year. For our seniors, they're going to set the bar for the rest of everybody. That was their reason to play.
For everybody next year, this is the first game of the new year. It sets the bar. It's a heck of a lot easier to get in that weight room after that confetti is down on you, than to walk out of it like, What's going on?
I think with the exposure that we've had, answering some questions about being able to not only compete, but win against the co‑champion of the Big 12, for us to come out and play the way we did tonight, you got to figure out what kind of statement that makes.
Q. I know you talked about Damontre Moore, his growth. It looked like you might have had another year with him. Dustin Harris, this was his last shot in college football. Take us from the spring through tonight, what he had to do to get to this level?
COACH SUMLIN: I'm not talking about juniors, I'm talking about young guys in our program that, Dustin, you could hear in his voice, we didn't always get along in the spring. Change is difficult for everybody, particularly on seniors. I'm very, very sensitive to that.
But I think, as we talked about afterwards with Sean Porter, they understand now, the underclassmen understand, too, his growth this year, a lot of these guys, you wish you had 'em another year.
But that's college football. The roster changes every year. I'm just happy for these guys because of everything they've been through over the course of their four or five years that they can walk out of this building. They've never won in this building.
There's a lot of things that these guys just couldn't get over. They didn't want to wear white helmets this year because they lost every time they wore them. This time we beat Oklahoma and Alabama in them. Has nothing to do with the helmets, has nothing to do with this building. It has everything to do with these players. I think that is probably the biggest change in this program.
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Brent Williams, executive director of operations, and Anthony Mitchell, transportation director, presented information to the Board of Education at this week's board meeting hoping for approval of a contract with Synovia Solutions, an Indiana-based company, to implement a bus driver payroll managements system with real-time GPS tracking.
"Being able to manage efficiently is certainly a desirable goal and one that we readily embrace," Williams said, "but our main focus is student safety, the safety of our drivers and being able to locate our school buses."
School administration only knows the intended route of the 141 LCS school buses, and drivers can be contacted directly through their cell phones if needed — but they aren't allowed to use cell phones while the bus is in motion.
Williams said the district buses accumulate 1.3 million miles each year. The tracking system may decrease some of that mileage.
"Our board has expressed interest in this," Williams said. "The next step is to work with the vendor … and to work with our attorneys in developing a viable contract and to bring that to the next school board meeting."
After contract negotiations, product installment takes about four weeks.
"We'd like to implement it as soon as possible," Williams said. "There is some small training involved and that's part of the lease agreement."
The monthly lease will cost LCS a standard $5,000 fee.
Several other North Carolina school districts are using the GPS tracking system, including Jones County. Williams said Wake County Schools has used school bus tracking for more than four years. The technology has existed many years, including the bus routing software.
"A lot of school systems are doing this," he said. "The practice of combining (GPS technology and bus routing software) for our purposes is a fairly new proposition."
Administrators can view bus routesremotely, and parents can use Parent Portal from their computers or smart phones to track their child's bus.
The drivers, too, will benefit from the action.
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|Mike Adams is the October 2013 Employee of the Month
Mike Adams is the October 2013 Employee of the Month. Mike works in Information Technology as a Senior Audio Visual Specialist and has been with All Children's since 2007. Mike was recognized for his Service Excellence by three of his colleagues who wrote:
Mike Adams went 'above and beyond' in support of our Clinical Updates in Pediatrics CME program. This program was recently held live on a weekend at the Education and Conference Center and webcast to East Lake, Tampa, and Sarasota outreach centers. The East Lake Center began having difficulties connecting the program to the webcast and contacted Mike Adams via cell phone on his day off. Mike spent a significant amount of time on the phone with them trouble-shooting the problem. To make a long story short, they could get no sound in the room. After significant and time-consuming troubleshooting, they were able to get sound on a laptop, and video on the main PC. The problem with this solution was that the video and audio were not synched, so the audience saw the video first, followed by the audio. Unfortunately, the slide being referenced to already passed by before the sound could catch up. When Mike found out about the delayed sound, he personally drove from Sarasota to the East Lake Center (63 miles one way!). When he arrived, he hooked up his own laptop so the receiving physicians could view the presentation. When he had the system up and running, he received spontaneous applause from the group for his commitment to getting the program up and running. Our Continuing Medical Education staff is not surprised by this level of commitment from Mike because we have always found him incredibly service-driven and willing to "go the extra mile" at all of the CME programs he has assisted with. In this case, we sincerely appreciate his willingness to "go the extra 63 miles" on his day off.
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I had to ask Jackie from Canton Village Quilt Works about COLOR! When we go shopping she is one person that I love to pick out BRIGHTS for! Well, and Silk, and African Fabrics... LOL! Her Happy Quilts match her lovely personality.
So Jackie,
Name 5 you think are "ODD" together.... or weird combos?
That is a tough question, because I think that most colors go with one another, but it depends on the shade of the color. That said, I think that Amber and Blue might be my top pick for strange combo. Also, I would l say Chartreuse and Eggplant. But then again I still think that they can work well together. I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Show us a palette that you think is very YOU...
Yes Jackie, I would agree with your color choices! It's fresh spring!
Is there a color you find you always use?
For sure... Magenta or Fuchsia. Love, love, love the pink family! The hotter the better. When I am working on something I really try to break free and use other colors that I might not normally use.
What three colors do you use most often?
Of course those wonderful hot pinks go great with greens and yellows or purples. In short, hot pink/green/yellow or hot pink/green/purple.
Can you relate your favorite color to something in your childhood?
Can you relate your favorite color to something in your childhood?
Flowers, in particular we had a flowering Japanese Cherry tree in the front of our house that was gorgeous! We always used to take photos in front of it and I just adored those pink blooms.
What color makes you feel happy?
What color makes you feel happy?
Really anything bright! Bright colors against a neutral or a color that makes the brighter colors pop just makes me smile. I think sometimes it is the contrast from the bright colors to the neutral that is just fabulous.
Can you tell me why?
For instance, high contrast in value really can set off a design or a color and that makes it sing. My Total Eclipse Quilt is a perfect example. The values of the fabrics are really the same but the high contrast between the neutral (black) and the brights really makes this quilt work.
Is there a color you avoid? I don't have a lot of blue, so I try to push myself to use this color. But it just isn't something that I have in my stash.
Is there a color you avoid? I don't have a lot of blue, so I try to push myself to use this color. But it just isn't something that I have in my stash.
I find that interesting Jackie, as I know about your BLUE SILK COLLECTION FIRST HAND! wink!
Show me your Stash Jackie!
These are definitely neat photos. It doesn't quite look like this now.
Please show us a favorite quilt you've made that represents these colors you use often?
This quilt is one of my latest Judy Niemeyer quilts using pinks, greens, yellow and a splash of purple! This pattern is called Golden Harvest and is made from all Kaffe Fassett fabrics except for one green batik. It makes my heart sing!!
WOW! Yes, Jackie, i can Sing along with you! Your Brights Dance around on your quilts! Thank you for Sharing with us today your thoughts on color!
Be sure to stop By Jackie's Blog and say hi!
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1. Creed - Virgin Island Water
2. Marc Jacobs for Men
3. Tom Ford - Black Orchid
4. Bond No 9 - Fire Island
5. David Beckham - Intimately Beckham Night
6. David Beckham - Signature Summer for Him
7. Calvin Klein - Obsession Night for Men
8. Paul Smith - London
9. Diptyque - Philosykos
10. Dolce & Gabanna - The One
11. Comptoir Sud Pacifique- Vanille Coco, Coco Extreme, Coco Figue
12. Bath & Body Works - Coconut Lime Verbena
13. Hermes Sur de Nil
14. Tommy Bahama - Set Sail
15. Givenchy Pi Neo
16. Avon - Tomorrow
17. Hesperides - Essenze di Mezzanotte
18. Vittoria Apuana - Profumi del Forte
19. Yves Rocher - Coconut
I prefer the coconut in high-end fragrances like Virgin Island Water. I can not smell any coconut in Paul Smith London or Obsession Night, or D&G The One.
The fig/coconut notes smells great in Philosykos and Marc Jacobs. I dont care for the other fig fragrances from Hermes and other houses.
I wish I could find another high-end, coconut-centered fragrance, like VIW.
Just coconut without the lime.
Creed Sublime Coconut would be amazing
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Yeah that Diptyque - Philosykos, just one big giant coconut.
The only coconut note I enjoy is in VIW and that's because it's mixed in with the lime, rum, and sugar to give it the tropical cocktail smell.
If you like VIW, you should give Aramis Bermuda Tonic a try. It's all about coconut, eucalyptus and rum.
Set Sail St Barts is my other favourite with coconut.
Vittoria Apuana - Profumi del Forti
Out on a limb here, but Bronze Goddess by Estee Lauder is one that I have always enjoyed and have never been told it smells like a women's fragrance. Reminds me a lot of the Coppertone Suntan Oils from my childhood.. which could be why I like it But for real, give it a try
-Cologne is the only fashionable thing that fits me! (Me, circa 1997-present)
Secretions Magnifiques
Premier Figuier by LArtisan has a beautiful milky coconut IMO. It also has a fig note though, so you probably won't like it.
Not a coconut fan, but it is well rendered in Serge Lutens' Un Bois de Vanille.
ointments and perfume delight the heart....
Frederic Malle - Carnal Flower is one I forgot to mention.
My favorite rendition of coconut is in VIW. I wish they could isolate that note and sell it as a high-end coconut scent. There are too many car-freshner, sweet, cheap, synthetic roo deodorizer type coconut scents out there. I find them either too sweet and sugary, or too dry and leafy. The coconut in VIW is the raw, fresh, fleshy white inner part of the coconut which I go crazy for. There is nothing else like it... so far.
Sean Jean Unforgivable Black.
However, none of these are stricly coconut.
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It has to be Virgin Island Water but after I tried it I just call it Island Water.lol
Coconut is Virgin Island Water, Virgin Island Water is Coconut
Only one coconut fragrance ever does it for me and that's Hesperides by Essenze di Mezanotte. It's an Italian unisex EDP
I wouldn't call Philosykos a coconut scent, but from your list I would choose this one!
I'm scratching my head on the scents you have listed.
My bottle of Esprit Night Life Summer Edition Man I'd call a coconut scent, with a lot more coconut in it than 9 of your first 10 listed scents (I don't know one of them).
Definitely VIW, I didn't even realise there was coconut in The One...
Marc Jacobs For Men blends it well.
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Out of what I've tried, Virgin Island Water tops the coconut charts, followed by Carnal Flower, Batucada, and then Premier Figuier Extreme.
I'd like to say that a few on there I get no coconut at all from, black orchid, jardin sur le nil, and with philosykos I think people get the fig confused with coconut, still a heavenly scent.
Virgin Island Water is my favorite coconut frag. The whole composition is beautiful and just works amazingly with my skin's chemistry.
Virgin Island Water is my favorite coconut perfume. I am going to buy a full bottle when I finished my MI.
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------ Serge Lutens: Ambre Sultan
-------- Les Exclusifs de Chanel: Sycamore
------ Amouage: Fate Man
-------- Amouage: Epic Man
------ Tom Ford Private Blend: Noir de Noir
-------- Terre D'Hermès Pure Parfum
------ EDP FM: Carnal Flower
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------ Dior: Leather Oud
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Thanks. Virgin Island Water is my favorite coconut-based scent; however, I wish Creed would isolate the coconut note and sell something along the lines of Sublime Vanille.
The ultra-refined high quality vanilla in Jaipur Homme makes me wish there was a similar high quality coconut dominated scent of similar quality.
I know I'm dreaming
I am gonna re sample VIW now that the weather is getting warmer to see if the longevity is any better on my dry skin.
My current top ten:
1. Spice and Wood
2. Tonka Imperiale
3. Dior Homme
4. Pure Malt
5. Oud Wood
6. Ambre Nuit
7. L'air Du Desert Marocain
8. Noir de Noir
9. Apple Brandy
10.Straight to Heaven
Creed VIW
Philosykos fulfills my coconut needs, but then I like fig scents.
Sans parfum, la peau est muette.
Don't have a coconut fragrance not to my knowledge I see some are mentioning D&G The One...I get somethin else tropical rather than coconut tho.
I have tested Lacoste L.12.12 Blanc / White
Definitely a Coconut and tropical vibe actually this is a pretty pleasant fragrance. I don't own it and probably won't due to it's poor longevity and I feel it is over priced severely.
VIW ofc. And fig based scents like Dior Dune Pour Homme.
Also love the coconut note in Allure Homme.
I can't believe no one has mentioned Turtle Vetiver Front. It has a really plush coconut note that is not syrupy or cloying--like raw coconut meat as opposed to suntan lotion. I enjoy this note in Santal 33, too.
Ava Luxe has a perfume named Black Coconut. I've never tried it though, so I'm not sure if it's feminine, masculine, or unisex.
Virgin Island Water (wearing it today).
In the fig/coconut section, I enjoy Hermès Santal Massoïa the most.
where is Cuir Mauresque?
beautiful milky coconut in it......... yumm
virgin island water
Virgin Island Water
I love me some Philosykos
From this list, I can only relate to, in terms of seconding as a favorite, with Calvin Klein Obsession Night for Men
Susanne Lang - Vanilla Coconut
listed as smelling very fem on luckyscent, but to me it smells no more feminine than any other coconut fragrance.
I have a new found favorite coconut fragrance, it's called Coconut Vanilla by Island Bath & Body. I recently purchased it while I was in Hawaii. It's my SOTD. Longevity & sillage is pretty good, it's been about 11 hours and I can still smell it on me. Especially can't complain considering it's perfume strength and only cost me $18 for a 1.6 oz bottle. Their website says it's concentrated 25% fragrance. It can be found online for around $30 (price includes s/h).
It opens with a strong burst of coconut and dries down to coconut & vanilla. Plus, I don't think anyone has really heard of this fragrance, at least not on Basenotes.
Creed VIW is nice too, but I get more lime than I do coconut.
Profumum Dolce Acqua
I am not fond of fruit notes, but Hermes' Voyage struck me as pleasant enough.
Virgin Island Water
Not a fan of coconut. It's the main reason I don't care for VIW. Thankfully I've never gotten a coconut vibe from The One.
I don't have a signature fragrance. My signature changes a little bit every day, why shouldn't my fragrance?
I tried VIW yesterday for the first time and I'm already a big fan. Very similar to Marc Jacobs Man and also Bronze Goddess. All very nice 'spent the day on the beach' type scents.
I just bought VIW for this summer, and I have to say, it's far better on skin than on paper. I never really gave it the testing that it deserved before buying it. On skin, it just keeps coming back, and the balance is nicer, deeper, and richer. On paper it smells a bit less like a perfume and more like a fragranced body product. But on skin it's definitely coming across as a high-end fragrance. Glad I bought it.
I love VIW and I know it is often compared to Bath & Body Works Coconut Lime Verbena & Coconut Lime Breeze, but I also have another "cheapie", body spray that I love for coconut. It's sold at Walgreens in the U.S. and is called "Coconut Coast" by Details Bath and Body. It's a sweet vanilla based coconut scent comparable to several from BBW, but I honestly think this one is much nicer. So if you are looking for a cheap coconut/vanilla ice cream type vibe, give this one a shot for $5.
I'm generally not a fan of this note. In fact, I'd prefer VC&A Tsar without it.
I agree with you that Creed Virgin Island Water is 90 % LIME with very little (faint) coconut; however, both the Perfume and Cologne versions of Island Bath & Body coconut are marketed solely towards women (when I found them on Amazon and ebay).
Luckyscent marketed Profumum Dolce Acqua as "leaning" slightly feminine; however, it is totaly 100% feminine in my opinion, and with NO coconut.
I guess what some people tolerate as feminine is in the eye of the beholder. I could never wear Black Orchid, yet some people (guys) get mad if you mention it's too feminine. On the other hand, some guys think Givenchy Pi is too feminine... even though it's marketed towards men. And Givenchy Pi is one of my signature faves! Go figure.
I also found on Amazon a "Honey Coconut" perfume by Love & Toast.
Although it isn't listed in the notes, I get a distinct coconut vibe from Tom of Finland by Etat Libre d'Orange. Fantastic stuff, btw.
Current top 10:
1. L'Artisan Dzing!
2. Lorenzo Villoresi Yerbamate
3. Guerlain Bois d'Armenie
4. L'Artisan Al Oudh
5. Bond No. 9 Andy Warhol Silver Factory
6. Parfumerie Generale Bois Blond
7. Andy Tauer L'Air du Desert Marocain
8. Guerlain Derby
9. Geo F Trumper Eucris
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As the February jobs numbers were released, U.S. Representative Kevin Brady (R-TX), Chairman of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, challenged President Obama's re-election claim of 'an economy built to last'.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) reported today that the economy added 246,000 private sector payroll jobs in January and the unemployment rate fell to 7.7%.
"The number of Americans forced to subsist on food stamps to avoid hunger has grown faster than those finding jobs under President Obama. That's not an economy built to last. That's an economy that is struggling," said Brady.
The White House frequently boasts that the U.S. economy has created 6.4 million private sector jobs since jobs bottomed out in February 2010. But more than 8 million American families were added to the food stamp rolls through November 2012 (latest data). That's a ratio of 1.4 new people on food stamps for every new private sector job created from the jobs bottom through November 2012.
"When President Clinton left office only one in 16 Americans needed food stamps. Under President Obama, it's grown to nearly one in six. That's the pain that families endure under the weakest economic recovery in modern times," said Brady.
President Clinton, working with Republicans in Congress, shrunk the size of government and balanced the budget, while reducing the number of food stamp recipients by 10 million, Brady noted.
"President Obama could learn a thing or two from the last Democratic president. Growing the government isn't growing the middle class in America," said Brady. "The sign of a compassionate government isn't more Americans needing food stamps. It is more Americans working in well-paying jobs so they no longer need assistance."


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GASTONIA – Two of the area's best high school football players, one of the area's most-renowned basketball players and one of the area's top local sportsmen comprise the 2013 induction class of the Gaston County Sports Hall of Fame.
The banquet, which has been held annually since 2004 after a 25-year lapse, will be held this year on May 20 at the Gastonia Conference Center on 145 S. Marietta St., in Gastonia.
One of the area's two NBA All-Stars, Gastonia's Eric "Sleepy" Floyd, highlights a class that include football standouts Scott Crawford of Belmont and Buddy Green of Stanley and longtime local sporting goods distributor from the business that bears his name in Francis Essic of Gastonia.
The featured speaker for this year's event is reigning ACC football coach of the year David Cutcliffe of Duke. The event begins with a 5:30 p.m. social hour and will be followed by the 6:30 banquet.
Perhaps best known for his role in the development of brothers Peyton Manning (Tennessee) and Eli Manning (Mississippi) as the college coach of both players, Cutcliffe is preparing for his sixth season as Duke head coach after guiding the Blue Devils to their first bowl game in 18 years last year in Charlotte's Belk Bowl.
Cutcliffe, who began his coaching career at Alabama in 1976 under previous Gaston County Sports Hall of Fame speaker and legendary coach Paul "Bear" Bryant, also has coached at Notre Dame and has an overall head coaching record of 65-69 with five bowl appearances. He was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Tennessee in their 1998 national championship-winning year in which Bessemer City's Phillip Crosby was a backup fullback.
Tickets for this year's banquet, which is sponsored by the Gazette, cost $35 apiece and are available at the Gazette offices on 1893 Remount Rd., in Gastonia; Art Shoemaker State Farm Insurance at 305 Belmont-Mount Holly Rd., in Belmont; Medical Center Pharmacy at 515 Cox Rd., in Gastonia; BB&T at 265 W. Franklin Blvd., in Gastonia; BB&T at 101 N. Main St., in Stanley; Allen Drug at 220 S. Main St., in Stanley; Essic Sport Shop at 1320 E. Franklin Blvd., in Gastonia; Gaston County Central YMCA on 615 W. Franklin Blvd., in Gastonia; and the Gaston County YMCA-Forest Brook on 3210 Union Rd. in Gastonia.
Another feature of this year's event will be the fifth annual Gaston County Sports Hall of Fame golf tournament at Gaston Country Club held earlier in the day on May 20.
The golf tournament is limited to the first 25 teams that register with a deadline of May 10. For golf sponsorship opportunities or questions, call Phil Cherry (704-860-4967) or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Floyd, a 1978 Hunter Huss High graduate, shined in all levels of basketball. In high school, he helped his high school alma mater to its first state title in 1977 in a dramatic win over crosstown rival Ashbrook and its star (and fellow Gaston Sports Hall of Famer) James Worthy. In college, he and Patrick Ewing starred as Georgetown advanced to the 1982 NCAA title game it lost to North Carolina due to Worthy's MVP performance and a late-game shot by current Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan. And, finally, in the NBA, Floyd earned a berth in the 1987 NBA All-Star Game as a member of the Golden State Warriors to join Worthy as the lone NBA All-Stars in county history.
A member of the Georgetown Sports Hall of Fame, Floyd was Huss' second 1,000-point career scorer, a member of the inaugural All-Big East team in 1980 and spent 13 NBA seasons playing for four teams. Floyd remains a NBA record-holder for playoff points in a quarter (29) and half (39) in a 1987 playoff game against Worthy's Los Angeles Lakers.
Crawford, a 1972 South Point High graduate, was the first of the Red Raiders' long line of standout runners and is frequently considered the best by many longtime South Point observers. After rushing for 2,985 yards in the first three years of South Point High history, including helping the Red Raiders win the 1971 Western N.C. Activities Association state title, Crawford was a two-time All-American at Lenoir-Rhyne while picking up 3,438 career yards and leading the Bears to the inaugural South Atlantic Conference football title in 1975.
A member of the Belmont and Lenoir-Rhyne sports halls of fame, Crawford's football career was cut short by a knee injury after he'd been drafted by the Canadian Football League.
Essic has been the owner and operator of Essic Sport Shop in Gastonia since 1971. A former basketball and baseball standout for Farmington High in Davie County, Essic played both sports at Appalachian State. After a three-year stint in the Army Air Force, which included tours of duty in North Africa, Italy, France and Germany, Essic embarked on a professional baseball career in the minor leagues before becoming a state champion high school basketball coach at Welcome and North Davidson high schools.
Later, Essic was the first Pfeiffer basketball coach after the school joined Conference Carolinas in 1961, served as a business manager for the ABA's Carolina Cougars in the late 1960s and is given credit for helping bring pro baseball back to Gastonia in 1977 with a St. Louis Cardinals' farm team.
Green, a 1972 Stanley High graduate, was a three-sport standout for the Blue Devils who set passing records in football. After high school, Green played baseball and football at N.C. State, helping the Wolfpack win ACC titles in each sport before starting a long career in coaching at Mount Holly Junior High in 1977.
Now preparing for his 12th season as defensive coordinator for the Naval Academy, Green also has been an assistant at N.C. State, Southern U., Auburn and LSU in addition to head coaching stints at Northern Nash High School and Chattanooga. At Chattanooga, one of Green's top players was longtime NFL star wide receiver Terrell Owens.
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Gaston County Sports Hall of Fame
(Roster of inductees)
1965 – Roy Sudduth
1966 – John "J.C." Roberts
1967 – J.K. "Buddy" Lewis
1968 – Russ Bergmann
1969 – Shu Carlton
1970 – Ted Abernathy
1971 – Cary Boshamer
1972 – Wade Walker
1973 – Dick Thompson
1974 – J.R. Bradshaw, Leonel Brunnemer
1975 – Earl Groves
1976 – J.V. McGinnis, Dave Smith
1977 – Bennie Cunningham, Jack Huss
1978 – Lawrence "Crash" Davis, Eugene L. Dunn
1979 – Chuck Hartman, Larry Rhodes
2004 – Ken Alexander, James Worthy
2005 – Dennis Franklin, Sylvia Rhyne Hatchell, Robert O. Mason, Delmer Wiles
2006 – Dwight Frady, Joe Robinson, Humpy Wheeler Jr., Humpy Wheeler Sr.
2007 – Jim Biggerstaff, Leonard Hamilton, Doug McDonald, Jackson Parker, Don Saine
2008 – James Ferguson, Gayle Waldrop Fulbright, Jimmie Hall, Ruby Heafner
2009 – John Derr, Larry Penley, Dave Robbins, Charlie Smith
2010 – Max Crowder, Elmore Hill, Joe Ladd, Harold Stowe
2011 – Doug Hoffman, William Partlow, Charlie Pearson, Thomas "Bubba" Wilson
2012 – Tony Byers, Guy Eaker, Perry Fewell, Bruce Sudderth
2013 – Scott Crawford, Francis Essic, Eric "Sleepy" Floyd, Buddy Green
(Date and featured speakers:)
1961-64 (banquet held without inductions)
Jan. 30, 1961 at Gastonia YMCA – Dick Groat
Jan. 29, 1962 at Gastonia YMCA – Darrell Royal
Feb. 4, 1963 at Gastonia YMCA – Paul "Bear" Bryant
Jan. 27, 1964 at Gastonia YMCA – Paul Dietzel
Jan. 18, 1965 at Gastonia YMCA – Otto Graham
Jan. 31, 1966 at Gastonia YMCA – Fran Tarkenton
Jan. 23, 1967 at Gastonia YMCA – Bobby Richardson
Feb. 5, 1968 at Gastonia YMCA – Sam Huff
Jan. 27, 1969 at Gastonia YMCA – Bill Curry
Jan. 26, 1970 at Gastonia YMCA – Duffy Daugherty
Feb. 1, 1971 at Gastonia Holiday Inn – Bill Battle
Feb. 1, 1972 at Gastonia YMCA – Bart Starr
Feb. 20, 1973 at Gastonia YMCA – Jesse Owens
March 12, 1974 at Gastonia YMCA – Joe Paterno
Feb. 11, 1975 at Gastonia YMCA – Norm Snead
Jan. 26, 1976 at Gaston Country Club – Pepper Rodgers
Jan. 31, 1977 at Gaston Country Club – Dr. Earl Ruth
Apr. 10, 1978 at Huss HS – Billy Packer
Apr. 2, 1979 at Huss HS – Shirley "Red" Wilson
Aug. 30, 2004 at Cramer Mountain Country Club – Billy Packer
Aug. 30, 2005 at Cramer Mountain Country Club – Mick Mixon
Aug. 29, 2006 at Cramer Mountain Country Club – Buddy Baker
Aug. 6, 2007 at Cramer Mountain Country Club – Bobby Ross
Sept. 8, 2008 at Cramer Mountain Country Club – Charles "Lefty" Driesell
Sept. 21, 2009 at Cramer Mountain Country Club – Mark Packer
Sept. 20, 2010 at Cramer Mountain Country Club – Jay Bilas
Aug. 15, 2011 at Cramer Mountain Country Club – Bobby Bowden
June 18, 2012 at Gastonia Conference Center – Ron Rivera
May 20, 2013 at Gastonia Conference Center – David Cutcliffe


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The Paarl derby will steal the spotlight this weekend as Boishaai and Gimmes clash in the arguable the biggest 1st XV match of the year.
In other fixtures, there are two major southern suburb matches as Bishops tackle Wynberg and SACS take on Rondebosch. Paul Roos also travel to Drostdy.
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Grey PE will hope to return to winning ways against Framesby, while Queen's and St Andrew's face Hangklip and Muir respectively.
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Brandwag vs Nico Malan
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The Green Machine and Maritzburg College will battle it out to clinch the top KZN school tag of 2012. While both schools have been inconsistent, they have been two of the more successful schools in the east coast region.
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There will be a second Pretoria derby when Affies visit Pretoria Boys'. Affies will be confident of victory after a comprehensive victory earlier in the year. KES also take on Parktown Boys'.
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May 2, 1996
The Republican Party held their county convention in April at the Williamstown Courthouse electing five delegates and five alternatives to an executive committee representing the county at the Republican State Convention. The five delegates were John Risen, Jim Ginn, and Les and Betty Taylor of Williamstown and Damon Thayer of Crittenden.
Unless you are cultivating cranberries or rice, all this rain is likely thwarting your spring gardening plans; it sure is for many farmers in our area, which is my primary concern. While perspective is important in these matters, many home owners may see a little stress in their landscapes as a result of over a week of soaking rain.
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KY 2936 (Keefer Road) is reduced to one lane due to a slide near the 2.5 mile marker, approximately 1.2 miles west of US 25 Signs are posted warning motorists of the restriction as they approach the slide.
KY 330 (Corinth Road) – On Thursday, April 28, KY 330 (Corinth Road) will be closed to thru-traffic from U.S. 25 to KY 36 (3.2 – 7.7 mile marker) while crews install a culvert pipe near the 5.5 mile marker. Closure will take place between 8 a.m. until approximately 3:30 p.m. or until project is complete. Local traffic will have access. Work is weather dependent.
The Grant County Relay For Life Committee is asking all Grant County churches to recognize and honor their cancer survivors in some way on Sunday, May 1 for Super Survivor Sunday.
"So many of the people involved with the relay are active in our churches so we thought this was the best way to reach out and ask that they be recognized," said Alice Ingram, the Grant County RFL team recruitment coordinator.
The following volunteer opportunities are available in Grant and Pendleton counties:
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Community Action Commission – help with food distribution, donation sorting and pickup, assist with energy assistance applications and office/clerical assistance.
Helping Hands Ministries – help with food distribution, assist in the Thrift Store, sorting clothes and food donations, pick up donations on as-needed basis.
St. Elizabeth Hospice - assist with patient care and respite care.
Those weren't just high, strong winds that ripped through Grant County on April 24, but tornadoes that touched down in two confirmed locations.
The first, classified as an EF-O touched down, in Folsom around 2:59 p.m. This tornado had wind speeds up to 75 miles per hour.
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For further questions and/or inquiries regarding the Pennsylvania VAOPP, please call the BCSE at 1-800-932-0211 and press option number 4. A Child Support Enforcement Specialist will be happy to assist you.
The Consumer Credit Protection Act determines the maximum amount of an individual's net income that is subject to garnishment. These limits are 50 percent for a noncustodial parent who is the head of a second household and 60 percent for a noncustodial parent who is not supporting a second family. These percentages may be increased five percent for payment on arrears owed when the noncustodial parent is behind on support payments 12 weeks or more.
In most cases income-withholding orders take effect within 4-6 weeks from the time the income-withholding order is sent to the employer by the court. The noncustodial parent is responsible for making the payments until the income-withholding order takes effect.
Pursuant to Pennsylvania law, county Domestic Relations Sections may issue an order directing the Department of Transportation to prohibit the issuance or renewal of an operator's license or suspend an existing operator's license whenever the noncustodial parent owes support in an amount equal to or greater than three months of the monthly support obligation, and there is no active income-withholding order in place.
Pennsylvania law requires county Domestic Relations Sections (DRSs) to provide periodic reports to Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies, whenever the noncustodial parent owes overdue support. Even if the noncustodial parent is making current support payments, the amount of overdue arrears will be reported to consumer credit reporting agencies. The noncustodial parent is notified 20 days in advance by the DRS that arrears will be reported to a credit bureau. A noncustodial parent may contest the accuracy of the information by contacting the county DRS.
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Family Centers were first implemented in 1992. Since that time, in the communities in which they are located, Family Centers have been integral in providing community services to help families become healthy, well-educated and self-sufficient. Currently, there are 55 state-contracted Family Centers located in 29 counties. Other Family Centers exist throughout the state and are supported through a variety of funds.
While each of the 55 Family Centers and the fatherhood initiatives contained within them reflects its community's unique strengths, needs and priorities, all are charged to meet five key goals, which are to:
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Eagles use the Mississippi River as a migration route in the spring and fall, and many nest in the area. As a result, eagle viewing is a popular activity, and the National Eagle Center is the perfect place to do it. Just looking out the center's two-story windows or stepping out on its 25-foot-high observation platform makes this place worth a visit (from November to March, there are hundreds of wild eagles in the area). The educational exhibits are kid-friendly, informative and engaging. One, for example, allows you to pick up a life-size eagle replica to see just how light the bird is (only about 10 pounds, thanks to hollow bones); another allows you to look through a monocular that replicates an eagle's vision. A program conducted every 45 minutes explains just how close the American bald eagle came to becoming extinct in the 1960s. The center offers refuge to four or five eagles that have been injured and cannot be returned to the wild. They sit on perches, are fed fresh meat and every hour one is brought out to pose for photographs with visitors. Admission charged.