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The Great Energy Challenge People's Choice Competition for Shell Eco-marathon -- Asia
1. Sponsor
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2. Term
Entry into The Great Energy Challenge People's Choice Competition for Shell Eco-marathon -- Asia (the "Contest") begins on, Thursday, June 27, 2013, at midnight (12:00:00 a.m.) US Eastern Daylight Time ("ET") and ends on Sunday, July 14, 2013 at 11:59:59 p.m. ET (the "entry period").
3. Eligibility
Contest is open only to registered teams participating in the Shell Eco-marathon Asia: July 4 - 7, 2013 who have internet access and photo capturing capabilities as of 6/27/13 (each a "Team"). Employees, officers and directors of Sponsor, Shell Oil Company ("Shell"), their respective parent and affiliate companies and advertising and promotion agencies, as well as members of the immediate families (spouses, parents, siblings and children, and each of their respective spouse, regardless of where they reside) or households (whether related or not) of any of the above are NOT eligible to participate. The Contest is subject to all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Void where prohibited. Entrants are responsible for complying with these Official Rules.
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NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY, AND A PURCHASE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. To enter, visit http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/energy/great-energy-challenge/eco-marathon-peoples-choice/ and follow the instructions to complete the registration and send a photograph of your Team's Eco-marathon car and a short description of car.
No Team may submit more than one (1) entry.
No entries will be acknowledged or returned. By submitting an entry in this Contest, the Team grants a nonexclusive, transferable, royalty-free, worldwide license to Sponsor, Shell and their designees ("Authorized Parties"), to edit, adapt and publish such entry in connection with the Contest and promotion of the Contest, and Authorized Parties may use the entry in connection with the Contest and promotion of the Contest for advertising, marketing and promotional purposes in commerce and in any and all media now known or hereafter known throughout the world in perpetuity, without attribution, compensation, permission or further notification to the entrant, his/her successors or assigns, or any other entity, unless prohibited by law. By submitting an entry, each Team certifies and represents that it has sufficient right and authority to make such a grant of license. Except for the foregoing license, Sponsor does not claim ownership of any copyright in Contest Submissions. Upon Sponsor's request, each Team must provide a signed written personal release from all persons who appear in the photo submitted (or their parents or legal guardians if such persons are minors in their place of residence), authorizing use of the photo in Sponsor's, Shell's and their respective designees' editorial publications, advertising, marketing and promotions in connection with the Contest and promotion of the Contest, in any and all media now known or hereafter known throughout the world in perpetuity, unless prohibited by law. All releases must be in the form provided by Sponsor. Failure to provide such releases upon request will result in disqualification of the Team and the related entry. If a potential winning Team fails to provide such releases, it will be disqualified and an alternate winner will be selected in accordance with the procedures described herein. Click here for personal release or send a self-addressed, stamped envelope (residents of Vermont need not include postage) to: NGHT, LLC, NG Digital Media ATTN: Shell Eco-marathon People's Choice Contest -- Asia, 1145 17th Street N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036-4688. Sponsor is not responsible for lost, late, incomplete, invalid, damaged, misdirected, or blurred or otherwise indiscernible photos, which shall be disqualified.
Contest Requirements:
Each entry must comply with the following requirements
1. Photograph
* Photograph of Entrant's Eco-marathon car must be taken by a Team member, and must not include any sculpture, artwork or other copyrighted material owned by someone other than the Team.
* Photographs must be in digital format. No print or film submissions will be accepted for entry into this Contest;
* The photograph need not be taken with a digital camera; scans of negatives, transparencies, or photographic prints are acceptable;
* All digital files must be 5 megabytes or smaller, must be in JPEG or .jpg format, and must be at least 1,600 pixels wide (if a horizontal image) or 1,600 pixels tall (if a vertical image);
* The photo must not contain material that violates or infringes another's rights, including but not limited to privacy, publicity or intellectual property rights, or that constitutes copyright infringement;
* The photo must, in its entirety, be a single work of original material taken by a Team member;
* The photo must not, in the sole and unfettered discretion of the Sponsor, contain material that is inappropriate, indecent, obscene, hateful, tortuous, defamatory, slanderous or libelous;
* The photo must not, in the sole and unfettered discretion of the Sponsor, contain material that promotes bigotry, racism, hatred or harm against any group or individual or promotes discrimination based on race, sex, religion, nationality, disability, sexual orientation or age; and;
* The photo must not contain material that is unlawful, in violation of or contrary to any applicable laws or regulations .
2. Written Entry
Entrants must answer each of the following three questions in 50 words or less:
1) What is special about your car? (50 words or less)
2) Why is fuel efficiency important to your team? (50 words or less)
3) Who or what inspired you on the way to Eco-marathon? (50 words or less)
All entries must be written in English.
Entries must be received by July 14, 2013 at 11:59:59 p.m. ET.
Proof of submission is not proof of receipt.
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Three (3) Prizes will be awarded:
One (1) First Prize: $1,000 USD grant to winning Team's school
One (1) Second Prize: $750 USD grant to winning Team's school
One (1) Third Prize: $500 USD grant to winning Team's school
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Voting: Beginning on July 24, 2013 at and continuing until August 7, 2013, all Contest submissions will be posted at http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/energy/great-energy-challenge/eco-marathon-peoples-choice/. The Public will be invited to vote for their favorite entry. Limit: Each person may vote only one time (1) per day, for a maximum of three (3) cars during the Voting Phase. The entries that receive the highest, 2nd highest and 3rd highest number of valid votes, as determined by Sponsor, will be the potential First Prize, Second Prize and Third prize winners.
In the case of a tie, the Team whose submission best describes 1) What is special about your car. 2) Why is fuel efficiency important to your team.
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Three (3) potential winning Teams will be notified by email or phone on or around 8/14/13.
Each First Prize winner, Second Prize Winner and Third Prize Winner will be required to execute and return to Sponsor, within ten (10) days of the date notice or attempted notice is sent, an Affidavit of Eligibility, Liability and (where permitted) Publicity Release ("Affidavit") in order to claim his/her prize. If a potential prize winner is disqualified for any reason, the Team with the next highest number of votes will be deemed the potential winner of the respective First, Second or Third Prize. Participation in this Contest shall constitute and signify winning Team's agreement and consent that Sponsor may use the Team members', names, cities, states, likenesses, Contest entry and/or prize information in connection with the Contest, in commerce and in all media worldwide, including the Internet, without limitation and without further payment or consideration, except where prohibited by law.
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By entering this Contest, all entrants agree to release, discharge, and hold harmless Sponsor, Shell, and their respective parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliates, suppliers, distributors, advertising/promotion agencies, and prize suppliers, and each of their respective officers, directors, employees and agents (collectively, the "Released Parties") from and against any claim or cause of action, including, but not limited to, personal injury, death, or damage to or loss of property, arising out of participation in the Contest or receipt or use or misuse of any prize.
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Results vs. Anderson (2009-03-08 13:00:00)
March 8, 2009Misenheimer, NC -- Pfeiffer University finished off the three game sweep of visiting #28 Anderson University on Sunday afternoon. The Falcons used a walk-off homerun from Will Davis (New London, NC) in the 12th inning to win the finale 3-2. The Falcons improve to 16-5-1 overall and 4-2 in Conference Carolinas play, while the Trojans fall to 13-9 overall and 5-4 in the conference.
The game remained scoreless until Anderson broke through with two runs in the fourth inning. Derek Hipp (Saluda, SC) led off with a double, then after a strike out and groundout Trent Still (Williston, SC) singled to right to score Hipp. Hipp later scored on an error off the bat of Andrew Davis (Asheboro, NC).
Pfeiffer answered quickly when they scored two runs of their own to notch the score at 2-2. Zach Pou (Stanley, NC) led off by reaching on an error. Will Davis followed with a single. With runners on first and second and one out, Ethan Marsh (Asheboro, NC) singled to bring home Davis. Myles Pearl (High Point, NC) added an RBI single of his own before Trojan starter Blair Carson (Anderson, SC) got out of trouble.
After the teams traded two-run innings, Carson and Pfeiffer starter Nick Fogleman (Waxhaw, NC) each held the other team at bay. Neither team could manage to get a runner past second base from the fifth inning until the eighth.
In the eighth, Casey Smith (Kernersville, NC) allowed a leadoff single to Still. Andy Oliver (Cornelius, NC) then came in relief and gave up a single to Andrew Davis (Asheboro, NC). After an intentional walk to load the bases, Oliver struck out a batter. He then got a groundball to Zack Strickland (Liberty, NC) and he threw home to Jesse Dunn (Easley, SC). Dunn turned and threw to Will Davis at first and the Falcons were out of trouble with the 5-2-3 double play.
Cory Welch (Anderson, SC) relieved Carson in the tenth and threw a perfect tenth and eleventh. Oliver matched him by holding the Trojans hitless over the last four innings.
That set the stage for Will Davis. He led off in the twelfth and sent a one-one pitch over the left field fence to give the Pfeiffer the 3-2 win and finish off the sweep.
Nick Fogleman started for Pfeiffer and went six innings. He struck out eight and allowed only one earned run. Andy Oliver picked up the win in relief going five innings allowing only one hit while striking out seven.
At the plate the Falcons were led by Davis who went 3-5 with that memorable homerun. Pearl, Marsh and Josh Strickland (Liberty, NC) each pitched in a hit for Pfeiffer.
Carson started and took the no decision for the Trojans going nine innings giving up five hits and surrendering two runs. Cory Welch took the loss. He tossed two plus innings giving up only one hit and unfortunately it was the homerun.
The Trojans were led at the plate by Still who had two hits and a RBI.
Pfeiffer returns to action on Tuesday when they travel to Georgia and face nationally ranked Georgia College & State. The first game is scheduled for 6:00PM. The teams will play another game on Wednesday with a scheduled start of 3:00PM.

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Dog fighting is a huge problem, and sometimes it can seem that you can't do much to help as an individual. But there are a few things you can do to stop it now, and we really need your help.
Why? Take it from those of us who have seen dog fighting compounds first-hand: Life as a dog used for fighting is a nightmare.
They live chained up or in a tiny cage. They don't get the veterinary care they need. They die in the ring or are unceremoniously shot for losing. Some are used as "bait" for other dogs. Some have litter after litter. Some starve. Some go without water for days.
Odds are that dog fighting is happening in your state right now. We need your help to stop it. Give dog fighting victims three minutes of your time?
1. Ask your U.S. representative to support the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act.
The Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act, introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on January 23, would make it a federal offense to knowingly attend an organized animal fight and would impose additional penalties for bringing children to animal fights. Violators would face up to one year in prison for attending a fight, and up to three years in prison for bringing a minor to a fight.
You can help the bill along by contacting your rep. We've made it easy at the ASPCA Advocacy Center, and we promise it only takes a few minutes, tops.
2. Download our new anti-dog fighting toolkit for citizen advocates.
If you're as horrified by dog fighting as we are, and you think you might want to commit more time to stopping dog fighting in the near future, download our new toolkit developed with the U.S. Department of Justice. It's got everything you need to know to get more involved. (We admit, actually reading it will take more than three minutes, but you get the idea.)
3. Fight Pit Bull prejudice via social media.
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You can even share the story of a rehabilitated ex-fighting dog, like Ninja.
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Easy, right? Together we can make a huge difference, and to the dogs who are suffering right now at the hands of fighters, it means the world.
To learn about a few more ways to fight back against blood sports, view our 10 ways to help end dog fighting and get educated about the issue on our dog fighting page.
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Fighting dog fighting is a multi-faceted problem. It doesn't start and stop with the dog fighters, spectators, legislation, or enforcement. It also depends on prosecutors doing their jobs and supporting the efforts of legislators and enforcement officers in putting dog fighters and spectators behind bars with the maximum sentences imposed!
Politicians are sensitive to public exposure. I'm not very familiar with HSUS but they rank politicians according to how the politician votes on animal issues. Many politicians (for example, King) get a zero (absolute lowest). Maybe a bumper sticker showing the politicians rating might encourage them to raise their ranking.
The dogs arent' bad, it is the so called owners who make them "bad".
Forgot to mention shooting all those who fight dogs. I would have absolutely NO problem w/ a double barrel and a dog fighter
Shame on all of the filthy people that fight and murder these animals.
What is wrong with people that can watch poor innocent animals fighting with each other. These animals end up wounded and bleeding and dead. Sick people with mental issues are the only ones that can put these animals through such misery. These people that can watch these animals and put them through these horrible fights need psychological help or even time behind bars!!
Google "animal abusers" you will find the statistics that these evil doers are abusing their girlfriends, wives, kids, etc. These people are the scum of the earth and we must send a message that their behavior will NOT be tolerated! If they aren't abusers humans, that is their next step! Let's get involved and remember to always report your suspicions, you instincts are usually right on.
this barbaric "sport" needs to stop NOW....have mercy on these poor creatures....this is so inhumane.
People that are capable of enjoying watching animals fight and hurt each other are capable of other serious crimes in society and pose a serious threat to society. There is no reason someone should get pleasure from these innocent animals pain unless they are mentally unstable and have issues they need to seek help for. If I ever witnessed a dog fight I'd probably be in jail for murdering everyone involved in it and saving the dogs.


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When you click on the drop down menu for Routes and select Create a Route, you get a dialog box that says 'Runtime Error 7 Out of Memory'. Clicking on Okay for this dialog box makes the CAPN close. When you right click the mouse on a chart hoping to have a pop-up menu that will let you create a route, you get absolutely no response. If you right click on an existing route, waypoint or mark you do not get any pop-up menus; you get absolutely no response.
To resolve the problem, I was asked by Tech Support to download and upgrade to Version 7.5 as this was the earliest version still supported. I did, using Custom Uninstall process for the old version and found I had the same problem. I was then asked to Custom Uninstall this version and download and install Version 8.3. This was done, I talked my way past the new registration agent successfully and the problem persisted. Tech Support then mailed me a disk for Version 8.3 which I installed and found the problem is still there.
I'm tired of wasting my cellphone minutes and paying long distance fees to wait in the Tech Support queque and get noone who seems to have any idea of what is happening.
Any thoughts by anyone...since Runtime Errors, when Goggled, appear to be operating system related, do I need to reinstall Windows XP and then try, hoping I can get a new registration code for this product? Is there some other way to access the lost features I have not tried?
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(msg #1: Posted Nov 3, 2006 1:45 PM)
Hi Mike,
First off, I apologize for any waits you may have had with the Tech Support Queue - we're going through a staffing change and will be adding additional reps in the coming weeks. However, it is unusual to have to wait more than a minute to speak with us; in fact, as I type this we have open phone lines.
What we have determined when the CAPN crashes inexplicably, it is usually due to one of the following reasons:
1. An bug in a older version of The CAPN that has since been corrected.
This is the case 80% (or more) of the time. Thus, the suggestions to try 7.5 and then 8.3. In fact, we will be happy to unlock version 8.3 for ANY customer who has a problem that it may correct.
2. A problem with corrupted routes, waypoints, or other data.
This is why a Custom Uninstall is an important thing to try. A Custom Uninstall removes all data - which leaves everything "clean" and without corruption.
3. A problem with bad, outdated, or incompatible charts.
This is one area you may want to try. Delete any and all charts from your HD and try the CAPN. If it works correctly, the problem is somewhere with the charts.
As an aside, we are about to release a new chart library that is specially designed for use with The CAPN. The library will include the latest CAPN software along with 18 DVDs of Raster, Vector, Photo, and 3D charts for all US waters. The upgrade price will be $149.00 - an incredible bargain. We're doing this so that all of the loyal CAPN customers can receive the latest software and charts - which will hopefully correct many of the various difficulties that have transpired in the months leading to (and immediately following) the sale of The CAPN from SAIC to Maptech in May, 2006.
4. Windows Compatibility Problems
It is possible that the errors you are experiencing are due to some compatibility problem with Windows. Thus, I recommend the following updates:
a. Obtain the latest Video Display Driver for your computer or video card manufacturer. Visit the web site of your computer manufacturer to download and install the latest video display driver. The CAPN is very dependant on this driver and it is not uncommon for updated drivers to correct these sorts of issues.
b. Obtain the latest "DirectX" from Microsoft.com.
Like the Video Driver, Microsoft is constantly making improvements and repairs to the component of Windows that handles video display. This component is known as "Direct X" and updates are available from Microsoft.com
Give these ideas a try, and if they don't work - reinstalling Windows could certainly remain an option. However that is a major undertaking unless it is really required. If you do go down that road, we'll be happy to re-register your copy of The CAPN - given your situation and history.
Please let me know if I can be of assistance in any way.
-Ed Lecuyer
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Mike Neumann
RE: CAPN and Runtime Errors
(msg #1.1: Posted Nov 4, 2006 9:26 AM)
With regards to your #3, I am experiencing no problems with the charts when using Voyager Classic. Wouldn't this mean that chart compatibility is not a problem?
Reloading all the charts is a big job too so I'll move on to #4 solutions while I await a response to the above thought.
Ed Lecuyer
Chart Problems
(msg #1.1.1: Posted Nov 6, 2006 10:39 AM)
Hi Mike,
The chart display engine between CAPN Voyager Classic and the 8.3 version is radically different. This was done to allow for vector charts and the seamless stitching of raster charts together. For example, Maptech PCX charts are compatible with Classic, but not with the newer 8.3 release. Thus, it is conceivable that a chart problem could be the source of the errors you are receiving.
-Ed Lecuyer
Senior Customer Support Manager
Mike Neumann
RE: Chart Problems
(msg #220.127.116.11: Posted Nov 22, 2006 1:46 PM)
The following steps were taken in the order outlined and the results toward solving this problem are outlined below.
All charts were deleted, 8.3 was 'custom' uninstalled so any startup disk charts should not appear and then 8.3 was re-installed. The program continued to have no response to right mouse clicks and crashed when create a route was selected from the pull down menu.
The Toshiba website was visited and the Video display driver was downloaded and installed over the original driver. Program difficulties continued.
The DirectX was updated from the Microsoft website. Program difficulties continued.
The hard drive was reformatted and Windows XP was reinstalled (what a time consuming process that is!). The Video display driver was updated from the Toshiba website and 8.3 was reinstalled. Everything worked...hooray! All the other applications were reloaded to the hard drive and after each installation, 8.3 was checked for problems. None were found.
I called and got a new registration key. Everything is working okay at this point. Guess I can go cruising again.
Thanks for the input.
Ed Lecuyer
(msg #184.108.40.206.1: Posted Nov 22, 2006 2:51 PM)
Glad to know that you are back up and running. Please let us know if we can provide any additional assistance.
-Ed Lecuyer
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Many athletes — especially younger ones — who focus on one sport are putting too much stress on specific muscle groups and bones. Elbow and shoulder injuries among youth baseball and softball players have increased by 500 percent since 2000, according to the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine.
Gerry Gallo, a professor in the University of Dayton's School of Education and Health Sciences, says the concern over star athletes in one sport giving up another for fear of injury goes against simple logic.
"It's a shame, really, how many coaches don't want their athletes to compete in other sports because they are afraid they will get injured playing another sport," Gallo said. "What sense does that make? Do they really think a coach in another sport is going to want the athlete to get injured? Don't they realize that the coach in the other sport is going to do everything they can to protect the athlete."
There's also a mental health aspect to consider, said Gallo, who is a certified USA Hockey Coach, Level III, and has coached numerous youth soccer teams.
"You have some kids who are playing one sport all year long," Gallo said. "If a kid truly loves a sport and that's what they truly want to do, that's fine. They should pursue that one sport. But a lot of times, the kids aren't being exposed to any other sports, so they don't really know if there's anything else out there they would rather be doing. So many times, we are seeing kids being programmed to play just one sport from a very young age. That's why I think it's important to expose kids to as many sports as possible — so they can figure out what it is they enjoy doing.
Russ Adams, who played four seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays, said he relished playing multiple sports at Scotland High School in Laurinburg, N.C., from which he graduated in 1999.
"I'm really glad that I played all of them," he said. "I was fortunate enough where one ended up working out for me, but I enjoyed football in the fall and basketball in the winter. I enjoyed competing and each sport helped me in different ways. It lets you stay competitive and not get burned out with it. You have something new and fresh to do each season."
But what about kids who want to play multiple sports, but don't have the opportunity?
In some rural areas across the country, infrastructure and roads improved, paving the way for consolidation. With the combining of those smaller schools, many student athletes couldn't compete for roster spots. In the case of eastern Kentucky's Mingo Central where four schools were merged into one, 36 roster spots for basketball were eliminated.
Many of those kids that were talented enough to make the team at the smaller school may not be a capable enough athlete to make the squad at the larger school.
Joe May was a multi-sport star for the Tigers of Matewan, W.V., but after consolidation of his school, he gave up basketball and concentrated on football. He was a Class AA All-state selection as a utility player his senior season and had opportunities to play in college.
"I knew coming in that the competition at (the consolidated school) would be higher and I needed to be at my very best," May said. "So I simply focused on football."
Michael Jordan is regarded by many as the greatest basketball player ever to play the game. Often forgotten amidst the NBA titles and "Dream Team" gold medals, however, is the fact that baseball — a sport he played growing up — remained one of his true loves well into adulthood. So enamored was Jordan with baseball that — during the height of his basketball powers, he gave up the sport temporarily to pursue baseball as a minor leaguer.
Currently, LeBron James is considered by many to be the best basketball player in the world and he has a pair of championship rings and multiple MVP honors to prove it. Even while he was appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated as a sophomore basketball phenom at Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, he also was an All-Ohio wide receiver for the high school's football team.
Many athletes who became professional superstars in one sport — or even multiple sports — who played multiple sports at the high school level. Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders played in both the NFL and Major League Baseball — and did so at world-class levels. John Elway was drafted by both the Denver Broncos and New York Yankees.
More recently, Joe Mauer — All-Star catcher for the Minnesota Twins — played quarterback for his high school football team, point guard for his high school basketball team and was catcher for his high school baseball team. In 2000, he was named USA Today High School Player of the Year in football; in 2001, Mauer was named USA Today High School Player of the Year in baseball.
Financially speaking, there is merit for the idea of high school athletes focusing on an individual sport as opposed to playing multiple sports. While the chances of any high school athlete — multi-sport and single-sport athletes alike — earning a college scholarship are remote, the chances of earning a college scholarship do increase for athletes who choose to specialize.
And at some high schools — particularly those forced to consolidate for geographic or economic reasons — sports specialization is the only way many athletes can compete.
However, most experts — whether it be coaches, administrators, current professional athletes or even medical doctors — agree the trend toward sports specialization in the past decade or two hasn't necessarily been a good thing for the athletes involved.
"Sometimes I do think I should have focused on one sport, but then I think about how many athletes I know that get burned out playing just one sport and also I would have missed out on so many amazing memories if I didn't play all three sports in high school," said Kaley Moss, a former three-sport athlete at Urbana (Ohio) High School. "Winning CBC titles in volleyball, basketball, and track my senior year would have never been possible if I only stuck to one sport. Like I said, I have a love for each sport I played and I wouldn't have traded the memories or my teammates for anything."


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COLUMBIA, S.C. – It didn't look or feel like an upset this time for Elon University's men's basketball team.
The Phoenix defeated South Carolina for the second year in a row, leading from start to finish in a 65-53 victory against the Southeastern Conference opponent Wednesday night at Colonial Life Arena.
"We knew we were going to come out fighting," said Elon forward Lucas Troutman, who scored 17 points on 8-for-12 shooting from the field. "You never know what can happen."
The Phoenix (4-1) built a double-digit first-half lead and rarely flinched. The game included significant contributions across the Elon roster and turned out to be one of the most eye-opening road victories in coach Matt Matheny's four seasons.
"We're ecstatic to come into a BCS opponent's (arena) and play the way we did," Matheny said. "What thrills me as a coach is we had a game plan coming in and, for the most part for 40 minutes, we executed that plan."
The result was the first loss for the Gamecocks (3-1) under first-year coach Frank Martin, who arrived with considerable fanfare from Kansas State.
"You're not going to beat teams that play with the discipline and toughness that Elon plays (with)," Martin said after describing his team's transgressions. "… I knew what was coming."
The Phoenix struck first and most often.
Guards Austin Hamilton and Jack Isenbarger scored 13 points apiece and played roles in disruptions that caused 22 South Carolina turnovers. Seven Elon players were credited with at least one steal.
"We wanted to come out and be aggressive and be on the attack," Isenbarger said. "We came in knowing we can win."
By the time Ryley Beaumont hit a 15-foot jumper for a 48-35 with 12:17 to play, the Phoenix appeared to be oozing with confidence.
"We started getting up and staying up," Troutman said of the growing momentum during the game. "You can feel it."
Matheny said he liked the demeanor from his team, even when some rebounding shortfalls translated into South Carolina's 18 offensive rebounds.
"I like our confidence right now," Matheny said. "It's the right kind of confidence. … What we're doing very well is when we make a mistake, we're playing through it and coming back."
That might have been the most overriding aspect in securing a fourth consecutive victory.
"They stick to their principles," Martin said of the Phoenix.
Elon held its largest lead at 53-37 when freshman guard Tanner Samson made a defensive play that resulted in Troutman's dunk. The Phoenix was up 57-46 with 7½ minutes to play, but South Carolina closed to 57-52 and Elon needed a timeout.
"They made a run and we kind of grinded it out," Isenbarger said. "I think that shows we're maturing as a team being able to push through those runs because you know they're going to come."
Three Troutman baskets in a row pushed the spread to 63-52, the latter on a breakaway when one of Elon's most dynamic dunkers opted to lay it in off the glass.
"By then, my legs were shot," he said. "I didn't have much left."
While Matheny's pregame instructions involved matching South Carolina's intensity, the Phoenix provided most of the energy from the get-go in a subdued environment on Thanksgiving eve.
"Coach did a good job preparing us," Samson said. "We knew coming in we had a chance. That's a good win for our team, a big school, SEC team."
Elon built a 28-15 lead, but had seven empty trips on offense that prevented more punishment on the Gamecocks, who had 14 first-half turnovers.
South Carolina reserve Damien Leonard drained two 3s late in the half before Isenbarger's late 3 put the margin at 31-23 at the break.
"The shot Jack hit to end the first half was huge," Matheny said. "It supported what we had done all half because it had started to slip some."
The Gamecocks, who committed five turnovers in less than 3½ minutes at the start of the game, ended a season-opening four-game homestand with an awkward outing. Elon shot 50 percent (12-for-24) from the field in the second half.
"We were tough on the offensive end," Isenbarger said. "We were tough with the ball."
South Carolina rallied from 17 points down in the second half of its opener against Milwaukee, winning in overtime. This time, the comeback stalled.
When Martin walked into the South Carolina locker room after Monday's 12-point victory against Rider, he was annoyed by seeing players high-fiving following what he considered a less-than-stellar performance.
"I told them the Grinch just showed up," Martin said.
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-- FREE THROWS …: Troutman was shaken up with 3:14 remaining in the first half after taking a charge from Lakeem Jackson, but he later returned. … Reserve Ryan Winters of Elon fouled out at the 1:28 mark after playing 16 minutes. … Elon played the first of six road games across an eight-game stretch. … The Gamecocks were without freshman forward Michael Carrera, who had 17 points and 15 rebounds in his college debut against Milwaukee, for the third game in a row because of a concussion suffered in practice. "The fact that he didn't play was a factor," Matheny said.


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Paula Keyser is the May 2013 Employee of the Month. Paula works as a Family Resource Specialist in Early Steps and has been with All Children's since 2007. Paula was recognized for her Service Excellence by a patient's mother, who said:
I would like to take this opportunity to recognize an employee whose dedication, compassion, and knowledge has been priceless to my family. I first met Paula Keyser when my son was barely two years old and was referred to Early Steps due to apraxia. The support we received from Early Steps changed our lives. Little did I know that when we aged out of Early Steps, the dedication to my child would not end. I have struggled to get the support my little boy needs at school and in voicing my frustration to a trusted professional, she reminded me of Paula Keyser and her wealth of knowledge. Paula touches many lives in meaningful ways she may not even be aware of. I reached out to Paula and she assured me that as we had been part of Early Steps, she was happy to help me if she could. As the parent of a child with a disability, I can't express how much that meant.
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The mom who recognized Paula has hit the nail on the head. Paula is committed to helping anyone who needs assistance. She not only engulfs herself in her day-to-day responsibilities as the Family Resource Specialist in the Early Steps Program, but she is also heavily involved in many ACH projects and committees, and community events. Paula has a positive, "can do" attitude and has devoted her life to making sure kids get the best services and access to the best resources and equipment. Leaving no stone unturned, she researches, networks, and lobbies for special needs children. Paula has taken it to the next level, by sharing her knowledge with others. Paula is an expert in finding the answers to make families lives better. Her fellow employees seek her out as they recognize and respect her knowledge and expertise and guidance to assist in steering families in the right direction to utilize the resources available to them. Paula is a goodwill ambassador for Early Steps and All Children's Hospital.
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DAYTON, Ohio -- Miami rallied from a 3-0 deficit for a 4-3 lead, but a two-run double in the bottom of the ninth lifted Dayton to a 5-4 win over the RedHawks Tuesday afternoon at Time Warner Cable Stadium. The RedHawks fell behind 3-0 after just two innings, but were able to score a pair of runs in both the sixth and eighth to move ahead.
John Crummy and Alex Johnson had two hits apiece, while Dan Walsh plated two during a 1-for-4 day. The RedHawks were outhit by the Flyers 11-9.
Trailing 3-2 in the eighth, Miami (18-20) picked up two unearned runs in the frame to move ahead. Crummy beat out an infield single to lead off and was replaced by pinch-runner Jake Romano, who stole second. After two outs were recorded, Kevin Bower -- out of the starting lineup for the first time all season -- hit a sharp grounder to first. But the ball skipped into right field and Romano raced home. Two pitches later, Walsh doubled off the wall in left center and Bower scored all the way from first.
But in the ninth Dayton (9-27-1) found a way to win. Closer Ryan Powers, who had three saves in the last seven days, got the first out on a comebacker, but gave up a double on a 1-2 count. After a full-count walk, pinch hitter Kevin Colburn drove the next pitch to the wall in right center for the walk-off win.
Powers suffered his first loss of the season in falling to 1-1. Freshman Wynston McMartin was in line for the win after three scoreless innings of relief. He allowed just two hits to the 12 batters he faced. Starter Brian Thene lasted five innings, but faced control issues. He gave up seven hits and six walks, while striking out a pair.
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Craven Week unofficial champions the Blue Bulls have the most representatives in the team with nine players selected. Blue Bulls prop Pierre Schoeman was named the captain and Baby Bok and WP flyhalf Handre Pollard the vice-captain.
Saru convener of selectors Peter Jooste was delighted with the process of selecting the final SA Schools squad.
'These players were selected following their consistent good performances during the U18 Craven Week. The final selection was very difficult because we had so many good players in the enlarged group of 50 players,' said Jooste.
'The selectors are therefore satisfied that we have selected the best possible SA Schools squad. They will now get the chance to show their ability against international opposition and to play themselves into contention for call-up to the SA U20 trials which will start in November.'
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Forwards: Aidon Davis (EP), Daniel du Preez (KZN), Jean-Luc du Preez (KZN), Francois Esterhuizen (Boland), Nicolaas Janse van Rensburg (Blue Bulls), Gideon Koegelenberg (Boland), Wilco Louw (Boland), Thabo Mabuza (Blue Bulls), Malcolm Marx (Golden Lions), Ox Nche (Free State), Abongile Nonkontwana (Blue Bulls), JD Schickerling (WP), Pierre Schoeman (Blue Bulls , c) Chad Solomon (WP), Dayan van der Westhuizen (Blue Bulls), Jano Venter (Pumas).
Backline: Ryno Eksteen (Blue Bulls), Warrick Galant (SWD), Rohan Janse van Rensburg (Blue Bulls), Jesse Kriel (KZN), Sandile Khubeka (KZN), Jurie Linde (Blue Bulls), Matjikinyane Molapo (Blue Bulls), Sergeal Petersen (EP), Justin Phillips (Blue Bulls), Handre Pollard (Western Province, vc), Akhona Sihunu (Border), Duhan van der Merwe (SWD).
Head Coach: Chris October (WP)
Team Manager: David Coert (Boland)
SA Schools fixtures
France – Wellington (10 August)
Wales – George (14 August)
England – Cape Town (18 August)


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