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Burlington has had family in South Korea since 2011, but on Monday night the mayors of Gwacheon City, South Korea and Burlington reaffirmed their cities' sisterhood.
When Gwacheon City sent delegates to Burlington to sign the original Sister Cities agreement in July 2011, Mayor In-Kook Yeo was unable to make the trip. This year, he wanted to check out the sister city that had hosted 36 of Gwacheon City's brightest students, and meet Burlington officials for himself.
During a ceremony in Burlington's municipal building, Yeo and Burlington Mayor Ronnie Wall exchanged gifts and signed an agreement restating the cities' cooperation.
"This is a customary thing for South Korean (delegates)," said Master Sang Ho Lee of Burlington. "They like to rejuvenate it."
Lee, who has been serving as Burlington-Alamance Sister Cities' unofficial Korean translator and exchange trip organizer since 2011, was officially appointed Monday as the organization's liaison with Gwacheon City, at Yeo's request.
Yeo had a few other requests for Burlington officials and the Burlington-Alamance Sister Cities program.
First, he asked via Lee's translation that more South Korean students be allowed to participate in the student exchange program in coming years.
"Because we have an overwhelming request from the students who visited (Burlington) … we'd like to add more numbers," said Yeo.
In the program's first year in 2012, Gwacheon City sent 16 high school students, and this year 20 were hosted by local families. Yeo said he'd like to send 20 again next year, and then increase the number to 30 in following years.
He also suggested Burlington participate in the city employee exchange program Gwacheon City extends to its other Sister Cities in Japan and China. Hyung Ji Jang, Gwacheon City's personnel director, said since 2006, Gwacheon City has exchanged eight of its city employees to sister cities in Japan and China for a one-year period.
"They learn the system of the city," she said. Jang added that Gwacheon City's other sister city in Canada participated in the exchange program one year, but didn't stick with it.
She said that's likely because Western countries tend to approach the workplace and its systems differently than South Korea, China and Japan do, and the latter embrace the cultural exchanges across workplaces as much as the technicalities and differences of the systems.
Still, Yeo pitched the plan to Burlington and also extended an invitation to Burlington's city officials and Burlington-Alamance Sister Cities' members. Yeo said he and his city could accommodate up to five people, who would only have to pay the roundtrip airfare.
Burlington has yet to send a formal delegation to its Sister City in South Korea, though Lee took a group of his Tae Kwon Do students to Gwachon City last summer for training and cultural immersion.
"I had no intention of starting an exchange program," Lee said.
But that's exactly what Yeo asked Lee to do. Lee and Jae-hyun Ji, chief of Gwacheon City's physical education support team, are now talking about starting a Tae Kwon Do exchange program – which would be open to all Tae Kwon Do students in Burlington and not just those training at the Lee Brothers Academy.
Lee said it would be a unique opportunity for American Tae Kwon Do students to learn from South Korean masters from Gwacheon City's six academies, and Ji said the South Korean students would benefit from the experience by learning management skills and how to teach Tae Kwon Do to students from other cultural backgrounds.
Lee said he and Ji think there should be an age restriction, such as high school students to adults, since unaccompanied minors traveling to other countries could be difficult. "We'll come up with a criteria that will provide mutual benefits to both cities' citizens," said Lee.
While in town, the delegation from Gwacheon City is scheduled to visit Burlington Christian Academy and Elon University – where the city's exchange students have studied – as well as Alamance Regional Medical Center. The group will also visit Raleigh to meet Gov. Pat McCrory, tour the state capitol, and attend an open Senate meeting.


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RYAN VREDE reports on a deeply disheartening 21-11 Springboks defeat to the All Blacks in which Morne Steyn surely kicked his way into the Test wilderness.
Heyneke Meyer's painful education as a Test coach continues. Tonight's lesson was in accountability for selections and it was a harsh one. Meyer didn't swing Steyn's rudderless boot, which pushed four crucial goal kicks wide. But he did put him in a position to take those kicks when there were alternatives, one of which, Johan Goosen, embarrassed the incumbent by landing a 50m penalty and nearly sinking a near on 60m effort. Yet it wasn't only his goal-kicking which vexed. So far was he in the pocket for most of the match that he may as well have been back in Pretoria.
Then there was the mistimed introduction of Dean Greyling, the prop whose inadequacies at Super Rugby level made his initial selection to the squad perplexing. Greyling would further entrench the widely-held perception of Springboks players as thugs with a cowardly forearm smash on Richie McCaw. Then he coughed the ball up with the tryline beckoning in the dying minutes and conceded a string of penalties. He must be heavily punished for his assault on McCaw and never see a Springboks shirt again.
There were others who failed – his beloved Zane Kirchner didn't inspire once more, hooker Adriaan Strauss looked like a tanked up darts player, Juandre Kruger had no presence at the lineouts.
Where there positives? Perhaps. The forwards were outstanding in the tight exchanges on attack, setting a platform. But it was one that was never exploited thanks to a now chronic lack of attacking imagination. Defenders are seen as targets for rampaging Springboks carriers. Over and not around seems to be the law. The Blacks attack space so well and consistently free their hands to look for an offload opportunity. These things can be coached. The Springboks have the players with the capacity to play this way. That they are reduced to brainless machines that show no ability or desire to veer from a directive doesn't bode well for the future.
On review they will primarily lament a butchered 7th minute opportunity and Steyn's poor goal-kicking. The former was particularly frustrating in light of how few clear scoring chances they create. This one could not have been clearer, with Bryan Habana free on the wing. But passer and recipient lacked composure. Habana would, however, later score a try that was a throwback to his best form – break, chip, collect, brilliant.
Outside of the Blacks' try that was birthed from a poor box kick, the Springboks were undoubtedly the better side for the first half – dominant in the forwards, competitive at the breakdown, sharp to loose balls and desperate on defence. They rumbled and roared through the heavies, driving into good field positions and forcing a string of penalties.
Here was the much-maligned Steyn's opportunity to repay and justify the faith Meyer had showed in him in the face of severe criticism. Kicking all the points against the Blacks in Port Elizabeth in 2011, Steyn had saved his Test career. It was ironic that his kicking effort tonight, the primary strength of his game, would almost certainly end it, or, at very least, cease it until he rediscovers his form of 2009. There is no strong argument Meyer can mount for his retention. His time is up.
The Springboks trailed 5-3 at the break, but should have lead comfortably. Yet, for all their endevour, nothing about this game was unexpected. The Springboks were always going live with these Blacks for 60 minutes. The final quarter was always going to be the decisive period of the match.
The Blacks grabbed the initiative through a soft Aaron Smith try. Greyling should have been defending the fringe yet was caught in the backline. He further undermined the Springboks' cause five minutes later when he stupidly, inexplicably, nailed McCaw, who was not involved in play. Idiocy appeared to have found it's home in Greyling.
To their credit the Springboks redoubled their efforts, but the Blacks grew in confidence and while they never looked fluid on attack, they certainly had the measure of the predictable Springboks on defence.
There were opportunities to cause an upset, but those were squandered. Oh what could have been. This Blacks side is not the force they have been made out to be. They were there for the taking. Meyer's education continues, but he cannot keep failing examinations through faults of his own.


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Everywhere you go, it seems like you see and hear about e-readers such as Nooks, Kindles, iPads and Kobos. Editor Don Whitten has seen the price of the new way to read books come down, but he's still not ready to switch from buying and reading ink-and-paper versions. (July 9, 2010, Page 4A)


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I've never heard of that small town in Pangasinan before. I must say that the sweetest tasting mangoes I've ever eaten are from that province.ReplyDelete
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Dusti Wells Stamey, 41, and her teenage son both face drug-related charges, while Stamey faces an additional charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Stamey said she does not allow her son to sell pot from her home.
"They blew it all out of proportion," Stamey said of her arrest.
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Inside the room officers reported finding a little more than one-half ounce of marijuana, which was packaged individually in small plastic baggies, along with several glass devices used to smoke marijuana, a digital scale, rolling papers and a grinder.
Stamey told the officers she knew her son smoked marijuana in his room, according to the warrant affidavit.
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The 16-year-old son also was released after posting $5,000 bond.
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Final Score: Phoenix 3, Los Angeles 1
Glendale, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - Kyle Chipchura finished with one goal and one assist and Mike Smith made 41 saves in the Phoenix Coyotes' 3-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday.
Shane Doan and Derek Morris also had a goal for the Coyotes, winners in four of their last five games. The lone loss in that span was a 7-4 defeat in Los Angeles five days ago.
"When you get shellacked like we did earlier this season in LA, it was nice to play them again so soon to get it back," Smith said. "To respond the way we did was good to see. Our first period was exceptional and then they came at us pretty hard. But we held our own pretty well."
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Heyneke Meyer believes a hybrid of tactical precision and mental strength will determine the victor when the Sharks meet the Bulls at King's Park on Saturday.
Meyer coached the Bulls to the Super 14 championship in 2007 before narrowly missing selection for the Springboks coaching role in 2008. He then coached Premiership club Leicester Tigers before returning to South Africa to be with ailing family members. He is currently the CEO of Sports Max, a company that looks at the holistic development of elite athletes.
Meyer said he expected the game to be relatively conservative in nature and that it would be characterised by an emphasis on forward play and tactical kicking. He noted the Sharks' prowess from broken field and stressed that the Bulls must starve their supply in this regard, or risk exposing themselves to dangerous counter-attacks.
'I watched the Bulls play the Cheetahs [last Saturday] and knew that if they opened it up the Cheetahs would feed off their mistakes. That's exactly what happened. They can't afford to make the same errors against a very good side like the Sharks,' Meyer told keo.co.za.
'What they've done so far has made them successful. I've heard criticism of their percentage approach but they're top of the log with a chance of hosting a semi-final. They must have been doing something right.
'The Sharks are an accomplished unit who are very difficult to beat in Durban. In the 2007 final they pinned us in our half through the boots of Percy Montgomery, Ruan Pienaar and Frans Steyn. The Bulls can't allow them to dictate the field position like that because once they get on a roll they're very hard to stop.'
Meyer said the return from suspension of Rory Kockott would add a skilled tactical kicker to their arsenal and added that the Bulls' capacity to match them in this facet of play would hinge heavily on the availability of Fourie du Preez. The incumbent Springbok No 9 injured his calf muscle a fortnight ago and is uncertain of being fit for the match.
'Not taking anything away from Heini Adams and Francois Hougaard, who are good scrumhalves in their own right, it'll be a massive boast if Fourie was available, especially considering the [tactical] pattern the game is likely to follow,' Meyer said.
'He is the best tactical kicking scrumhalf in world rugby, and if you review the Bulls' season you'll note that many of their tries have come from box kicks Fourie has put up. He can put the ball on a dime and weights it so perfectly that he gives his wingers enough time to contest the ball. This puts a massive amount of pressure on the opposition. He'll be a key player if he is fit.'
Meyer did, however, explain that given how closely the teams are matched, technical and tactical superiority would not be the sole determinant of the winners. He said the ability to manage the pressure of the occasion and focus on the task at hand without being influenced by outside distractions – like qualification permutations – will be central to the success of either side.
In recent years the Bulls have often scrapped for a semi-final spot in the final stages of the tournament, the most notable of which came against the Reds in 2007, when they achieved the goal of having to beat the Queenslanders by a 72-point margin.
'I won't say it gives the Bulls an edge to have been in high pressure situations over the last couple of seasons, but they will know how to prepare and also have the benefit of knowing that they have beaten the Sharks at King's Park in a high pressure match [the final in 2007],' Meyer said.
'But ultimately what happened before is fairly inconsequential. The Sharks will be determined to beat their great rivals irrespective of whether they are knocked out of the tournament by kick-off or not. You have to remember there is plenty of pride at stake, but more than that, the players will be wanting to make an impression on the Springbok selectors. That's a huge motivating factor in itself.'
Meyer continued, saying it was imperative that the coaches of both sides have a clear idea of how they want to play and that they communicate that effectively to the players.
'You have to control the controllables,' he said. 'Neither team can afford to wait until Saturday afternoon to decide how they should approach the match because of whatever scenarios the preceding games would have throw up.
'They coaches should have a clear idea of how they want to play and that should have been drilled into the players from the Monday morning practice already. Players need clear messages so that they can prepare adequately. It's crucial that both coaches detail exactly how they intend to play from the outset.
'The Bulls must set themselves to win first and foremost, then focus on getting the bonus point,' he added.
'The Sharks will know what's required by the time the match begins and they'll probably need five points to book a place in the semis if other results go their way.
'It's set up to be one of the best South African derbies in years.'
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HIGH POINT, N.C. - Conference Carolinas men's volleyball head coaches recently voted on the 2012 preseason polls. Mount Olive took the number one position with Lees-McRae and King following behind closely to round out the top three spots. Pfeiffer University was picked to finish fifth in the six-team league, soon growing to nine teams in 2013 as Conference Carolinas continues to expand and gain national recognition on the men's volleyball stage.
Two-time defending Conference Carolinas champion Mount Olive College returns five starters, including two all-conference players and the MVP of last year's conference championship match. Outside hitters Angel Dache and Adam Miracle earned All-Conference Carolinas honors and middle blocker John Nunns was named Most Valuable Player of the Conference Carolinas Men's Volleyball Championship. The Trojans have won both the regular season and conference championships in each of the two years men's volleyball has been a conference sport.
Mount Olive posted a 20-7 overall record and a 7-1 mark in conference play in 2011. The Trojans received votes in the year-end Asics/Volleyball Magazine Top 10 Poll, finishing among the top 13 in the nation overall. The national ranking was the first ever in Trojan men's volleyball history.
The Trojans were among the team and individual NCAA statistics leaders last year. Mount Olive had the top team hitting percentage in the nation and ranked second in aces per set. Setter Jackson Mettechecchia led the nation in assists, Dache ranked fourth in the nation in aces and Miracle compiled the sixth highest hitting percentage.
Lees-McRae College is second in this year's preseason poll after finishing last season tied for second in the conference standings with a 5-3 mark against league opponents. The Bobcats posted a 16-10 overall record last season, registering a trio of victories over NCAA Division I opponents while pushing No. 11 Penn State University to five sets.
Lees-McRae returns 11 letter-winners from last year's squad, including rising sophomores Eduardo Gonzales , Chris Flood , John Lucas, Matt Harpenau, and Randy Ramirez.
King College comes in at the third spot in this year's poll. The Tornado made a late-season surge to advance to the Conference Carolinas championship game before succumbing to Mount Olive in a tough, straight set loss.
After losing the Conference Player of the Year in Joel Salva to graduation, King will look to returning opposite hitter and all-conference selection James Friddle. Friddle returns as the team leader in kills (159, 2.79) and is primed to repeat those numbers and perhaps surpass the school record for single-season and career kills. King looks to improve upon a 2011 season where they finished 11-9 overall and 5-3 against league opponents.
Limestone finished fourth in the poll with Pfeiffer fifth followed by first year program Barton respectively rounding-out the poll standings. The league's men's volleyball programs take another step forward this year moving from an emerging sport to a fully-sponsored conference sport. Barton added the required sixth league team to the mix this year with Belmont Abbey, Coker, and Erskine announcing new teams for next year's 2013 season. A four team conference tournament championship will determine the eventual league title holder this April.
Conference Carolinas Men's Volleyball Preseason Poll (# of First Place Votes)
1. Mount Olive - (5) 25
2. Lees-McRae - 19
3. King - (1) 17
4. Limestone - 14
5. Pfeiffer - 10
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Postby Tessa78 » 08 Apr 2013, 18:48
Biff83 wrote:Link to death certificate image which verifies cause of death:
Postby kgp70282 » 10 Apr 2013, 23:02
Postby Tessa78 » 10 Apr 2013, 23:08
kgp70282 wrote:Well we found Luigi's Grave it seems he is buried with a relative named Joseph Cherry he died in January of 1904. i am having trouble finding more info on him any assistance would be great
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Postby kgp70282 » 11 Apr 2013, 12:16
Tessa78 wrote:ALSO... do not know if you have this record
Publication of Marriage Banns for Vincenzo Ceraso and Filomena Ferraro
Dated 15 March 1886 at 10:30 AM at the town office in San Donato di Ninea
Appearing before the official were:
Vincenzo Ceraso, age 20, shoemaker residing in S. Donato; son of Luigi, age 56, shoemaker residing in S. Donato; and of Giovanna Iannitelli, peasant farmer residing in S. Donato
Filomena Ferraro, age 23, peasant farmer residing in S. Donato; daughter of deceased Luigi, peasant farmer living in S. Donato during his life; and of Maria Innocenza Barletta, peasant farmer residing in S. Donato.
Tessa AMAZING No i do not have this Record Thank you soo much!
Appearing also were the parents of the groom [Luigi Ceraso and Giovanna Iannitelli] to give their consent.
Banns were posted on consecutive Sundays (1st) 21 March, (2nd) 28 March; then again on 1 April.
Left side of image
The marriage record (#8 on the right) at this site
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... 1678758200
Postby kgp70282 » 19 Apr 2013, 23:51
Tessa78 wrote:Maybe this arrival manifest will provide some clues?
Arrival on SS Victoria, October 18, 1899, to New York...
Vincenzo Ceraso, age 34
Filomena Ferraro, age 34, his wife
Luigi - 12
Francesca - 11
Giuseppe - 1(?) (This may possibly be your Joseph)
Giovanna - 3
Last residence: San Donato di Ninea
Going to Brother-in-law, Vincenzo Ferraro, 61 Spring St., New York
Lines 20-25
The family in 1900?
1900 United States Federal Census
Name: James Cherry
Age: 31
Birth Date: Oct 1868
Birthplace: Italy
Home in 1900: Philadelphia Ward 21, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1900
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Filomena Cherry
Marriage Year: 1885
Years Married: 15
Father's Birthplace: Italy
Mother's Birthplace: Italy
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
James Cherry 31
Filomena Cherry 32
Louis Cherry 13
Frank Cherry 19
Johney Cherry 2
Joseph Cherry 1
Postby Biff83 » 21 Apr 2013, 19:47
Postby Tessa78 » 21 Apr 2013, 23:23
Biff83 wrote:Joseph Cherry Jan 1904 death cvertificate
Postby kgp70282 » 22 Apr 2013, 00:15
Tessa78 wrote:Biff83 wrote:Joseph Cherry Jan 1904 death cvertificate
Great find, Biff !
Here is possible arrival of Joseph/Giuseppe Cherry/Ceraso in 1893
Manifest lists his las residence as Cosenza and his occupation as shoemaker
Destination: Philadelphia
New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 about Guiseppi Ceraso
Name: Guiseppi Ceraso
Arrival Date: 3 Feb 1893
Birth Date: abt 1872
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Ethnicity/ Nationality: Italian
Port of Departure: Naples, Italy
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Ship Name: India
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Pfeiffer posted seven hits in the game, all from seven different players. Allende had a pinch-hit RBI going 1-for-1, while Hackney contributed the other run going 1-for-3.
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I am accepting Sponsors for November. So if you're interested please email me at gentrileeblog(at)gmail(dot)com. You can find all of the details by clicking HERE or by clicking on the "Sponsors" banner to your right---->
I have some of the lowest prices around and options for everyone. :) I decided to increase the size of the ads and I have also added an X-Large option for those interested.
I'd love to have any of you as a sponsor- so just email me! :)
This weekend was a lazy one. I. did. nothing. Jk. I tried. Tried to make soup and failed. :P I'll have to try a different recipe. (no it wasn't your recipe Holly. I have no doubt that one will be perfect!)
A few friends came over- as usual on Sunday night and after dinner we carved pumpkins... again- tried and failed. I had picked a very extravagant pattern and when I removed the paper to start carving... madness. There was no way I was going to be able to tell what was what. So I carved "sparkles" all over my pumpkin. I should have done more, but my spirits were shot. haha! My sister and two guy friends however succeeded! They did awesome.
I also received my time turner necklace in the mail over the weekend from Sarah's giveaway. SO excited! I love it!
I hope you all had a lovely weekend! :D Can you believe that in a week from today it'll be NOVEMBER?! CRAZY! Let's not talk about it. (unless you want to sponsor that is... haha!)
What did you do this weekend? Anything fun? (of course you did. I read it yesterday on all of your blogs! haha!) Have a happy Tuesday everyone!
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47 comments
- Jessie said...
the dinosaur pumpkin is so cool! i'm the same way when it comes to carving pumpkin - i'm excited and all into it at first, but then like 10 minutes later i'm over it. haha. your necklace is cute!
- October 25, 2011 at 7:08 AM
- Emmett Katherine said...
Their pumpkins turned out so well! Also I have tried many times to make soup and failed too. It all depends on the recipe!!
- October 25, 2011 at 7:17 AM
- Camille said...
those pumpkins are WOW. nice.
that necklace is wonderful as well.
- October 25, 2011 at 7:45 AM
- Blondie's Journal said...
I'm no good at carving pumpkins either! You had a good time and that's what counts!!
- October 25, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- brooke field said...
The necklace is beautiful. When are you going to start doing outfit posts?!? :)
- October 25, 2011 at 8:46 AM
- Nicole said...
I'm truly contemplating sponsoring you :)
- October 25, 2011 at 9:05 AM
- vintch said...
aah the front door looks so fabulous:) you have inspired me, lady! we're having a door decorating contest at work, so this was a spectacular post to find! and that necklace is gorgeous--so lucky! hope your week is going beautifully!
- October 25, 2011 at 9:17 AM
- UglyDuckling said...
I've seen pics of fancy pumpkins before and always wondered how on earth people carve them like that. being from England we don't get fancy like that with ours.
Now I know!
They look awesome. The necklace is cool too!
Amelia @ UGLY DUCKLING
- October 25, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- Elisabeth said...
I LOVE the necklace! i might have to change my vote and say you should be hermione after all :) and as for carving pumpkins - i'm terrible at it, if that makes you feel any better :)
- October 25, 2011 at 9:40 AM
- Amber said...
What a spooky Halloween set up it looks really awesome with the pumpkins!
xo Amber P.
- October 25, 2011 at 10:26 AM
- Dearest Lou said...
Your pumpkins turned out awesome! I've only carved pumpkins like twice in my life and it's a lot harder than I thought.
- October 25, 2011 at 10:39 AM
- Miranda said...
love that necklace! I have yet to carve our pumpkin! i am running out of time but it will probably just be a simple one...and make some yummy pumpkin seeds :)
- October 25, 2011 at 10:51 AM
- Daryl said...
Oh man. The how to train your dragon pumpkin. I'm dying. So. Much. Want.
- October 25, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- Amber Blue Bird said...
your porch definitely puts my porch to shame.
- October 25, 2011 at 11:53 AM
- LaynahRose said...
I carved pumpkins and failed also! One of my friends took over and it ended up allright but I sliced my finger in the process, ha.
Good luck with your soup next time :)
- October 25, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- Siri Natalia said...
You got a time turner necklace?! :) Awesome! Now you HAVE to be Hermione!
- October 25, 2011 at 12:49 PM
- mandyface said...
Your front yard looks lovely! And a time turner necklace?!? Lucky.
- October 25, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- Carla said...
Those pumpkins are epic. Definitely better than I could do..
- October 25, 2011 at 2:12 PM
- Jackie @ EatLove&Style said...
Those pumpkins look awesome. I love the dino pumpkin. We're carving pumpkins this weekend with the tot. I hope she loves it.
- October 25, 2011 at 2:48 PM
- Ashley from Sloanbook said...
How cool! You are so cute in that outfit and that necklace! And I will be carving pumpkins this week sometime. I'll probably jack mine up as well haha :)
- October 25, 2011 at 2:49 PM
- my soul is the sky said...
gent thanks so much for inviting me to that lunch. i was really worried when i never found you guys. haha. it was crazy cuz sitting there i felt like i already knew you. i guess we've been friends for a bit now. anyways, your weekend looks like you had fun. i want to carve pumpkins and yours look really great. also congrats on winning the time turner necklace. that's so awesome. winning is always so slim. it's a gorgeous win :)
- October 25, 2011 at 2:50 PM
- Emma Frances said...
Your porch is AWESOME! :] And so is your Timeturner necklace! I'm so jealous! Haha.
- October 25, 2011 at 3:08 PM
- Shannon :: The Scribble Pad said...
ah! sorry I have been gone for so long. just now catching up on my favorite blogs. Love all of the new sponsors you have.
p.s. seriously can't handle that November is almost here. having panic attacks about presents to buy and cards to be designed and mailed out and oh, so much cooking to do!
- October 25, 2011 at 3:14 PM
- lowercase letters said...
i love how you decorated your door and such! you're so pretty gentri! i love your necklace you won! congratulations!
- October 25, 2011 at 3:34 PM
- alyssa said...
i love that jack o lantern! i just stumbled across your adorable blog, i'm following :)
- October 25, 2011 at 4:25 PM
- melissa said...
EEEK! So jealou of your time turner!
You so cute.
You seriously seem like the PERSON to around during the fall season! I wish NC was closer to you.
- October 25, 2011 at 4:59 PM
- Lauren Elizabeth said...
Cute pumpkins! I am not gifted with pumpkin carving skills AT ALL. Hope you had fun today at Gardner Village! I hope you blog about it!
- October 25, 2011 at 6:23 PM
- Lauren Elizabeth said...
Cute pumpkins! I am not gifted with pumpkin carving skills AT ALL. Hope you had fun today at Gardner Village! I hope you blog about it!
- October 25, 2011 at 6:23 PM
- Purposely at Home said...
love the pumpkins! a week till november?! wow! can you believe that today marks 2 MONTHS till CHRISTMAS?!...that is sobering.
- October 25, 2011 at 6:45 PM
- Alexis Kaye said...
AMAZING decorations! btw, you should be snow white for sure. I'm putting my foot down on this one!
- October 25, 2011 at 8:28 PM
- Shalyn said...
You look so incredibly gorgeous in that last picture, I love it and love the neckalace and pumpkins!
- October 25, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- Autumn said...
I always mess up on pumpkins haha. I can't wait to carve one :) We need to go get ours!
- October 25, 2011 at 9:06 PM
- Kaitlyn said...
All of these pumpkin carving pictures are making me want to carve pumpkins like right now! Ugh! That dino one is awesome! Can't wait til we carve pumpkins this weekend!!
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- October 25, 2011 at 9:27 PM
- Laura Elizabeth said...
Time turner necklace = awesome! I'm still bummed I didn't win that contest but yours was definitely the deserving winner!!!
Ooh, I'm trying to bully my roomies into carving pumpkins this weekend. Should be fun!
- October 25, 2011 at 10:40 PM
- Laura Elizabeth said...
I seriously squealed!! And ran away from my computer. I was NOT expecting that at all!!!!!!!
- October 25, 2011 at 10:43 PM
- Ashley {hudson's happenings} said...
I hate carving pumpkins when they don't turn out right. :( BUT I didn't see your sparkles?!
- October 25, 2011 at 11:11 PM
- Erica said...
Haha, I'm like you when it comes to carving pumpkins. Mine don't usually turn out quite like I want them to. But I've seen lots of beautiful ways to decorate pumpking without carving them, and I kinda like the other ways better.
North Meets South
- October 26, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- Angela [Simply Simple Me] said...
Your pumpkins look great! No failing! I hate when I make a new recipe and it doesn't turn out well. One time I tried to make english muffins....I try not to ever mention them...fail :( haha
- October 26, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Janette said...
You are a guest posting machine! I think I've mentioned that before.. And did you lose weight? You are looking slimmer.. love that outfit and the necklace!
♥Janette, the Jongleur
- October 26, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Kylee said...
i'm kind of bummed you didn't take a picture of your "sparkling" pumpkin! hah:) Bet mine would have been WORSE. I consider myself creative, but i lack the awesomepumpkincarving skills. VERY cute necklace. jealous!
- October 26, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- christine donee said...
yes yes yes to pumpkin carving.
- October 26, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- Ramsey said...
Those pumpkins are boss! I sooo want to carve some this weekend! And no, I absolutely cannont {and do not want to} believe we are one week away from November!
- October 26, 2011 at 6:53 PM
- Emily Sarah Brooks said...
I am LOVING the time tuner necklace. Definitely going to have to invest in one of those. Need it and need it bad.
Also, your blog is fantastic :))
- October 26, 2011 at 10:19 PM
- Vivid Virginia said...
Your pumpkins turned out so well, love the necklace :)
White Honeyr
- October 26, 2011 at 11:19 PM
- Ana from Sweet Serendipity said...
Love the pumpkins. I love lazy weekends, they're the best!!
- October 27, 2011 at 12:05 AM
- Katie.Daily said...
aww i just love those pumpkins!! Also, cute necklace...and im also LOVING your glasses! I want a pair like that so bad...not sure how i'd look in them but you look wonderful in them!
- October 27, 2011 at 10:24 AM
- Rolled Up Pretty said...
Cute pumpkins! I LOVE carving pumpkins, in fact we just did it last night! You look adorable too. I'm jealous of your cute style! :)
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However this week produced no ding-a-ling, not even a clunk. Oh there was tons of stuff flowing out of the tubes and off the presses but nothing that seemed especially fascinating or noteworthy.
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Some schools have banned the term "Easter" for any celebrations this year. They've renamed Easter eggs "spring eggs." Why do parents stand for stuff like this?
On the heels of that nonsense word came that a school principal up north cancelled recognition ceremonies for honor-roll achievers because non-honor-roll achievers would be attending. Had this weirdo become a preacher, I assume he wouldn't marry anybody unless everybody in the room got married.
FedEx agreed to buy 14 jets from United. Good. Now QVC can deliver Ann's orders faster.
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Those thoughts are silly, but the concept of spying and reporting on people around us is troubling. There's a lot of history behind such practices and much of it is ugly. I would've thought a little better of
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Ryan and Julianne broke up. I know that only because I read it before realizing not a cell in me cared one way or the other. I wish them well.
That little North Korean leader threatened us again. It's nice to see a pygmy succeed. I'm not referring to the size of his body but of his brain.
Congress is voting on budgets that can't get passed. I'm glad they're not wasting our time and money.
Twitter turned seven. I don't even know what it is although I understand it contains a huge number of "followers."
Speaking of followers, college basketball tournaments are in full swing. I'm pretty much out of that loop … or hoop. I'm sure it's my loss.
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2013-14: Appeared in all thirty games this season, starting 28 during her senior campaign ... led Miami in scoring at 12.7 points per game ... also averaged 4.4 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 28.9 minutes per game ... led RedHawks with 34 steals ... also was team leader with 48 three-point makes ... tied for team lead with 13 points in season opener vs. Eastern Kentucky (Nov. 8) ... scored 17 points and brought in five rebounds at UIC (Nov. 23) ... scored season-high 19 points to go with six rebounds vs. Duquesne (Nov. 26) ... finished with 13 points vs. Florida State (Dec. 1) ... scored 15 points and brought in a then season-high eight rebounds and four assists in leading Miami to win over Youngstown State (Dec. 4) ... finished with 10 points in victory at Northern Kentucky (Dec. 7) ... had a double-double against Northern Illinois (Jan. 18) bringing in 15 points , and 12 rebounds ... put up 14 points at home against Ball State (Feb. 20) ... shot 64.3 percent from the field and scored 19 points against Bowling Green (Mar. 5) ... scored in double figures in 22 games this season.
2012-13: Appeared in 27 games this season, making 25 starts as a junior ... third on team with 9.6 points per game average ... also third on RedHawks with 4.3 rebounds per game ... first on the team with 57 steals ... second on the team with 59 assists ... tied career-high with nine rebounds in victory over College of Charleston (Nov. 23) ... had seven points and seven rebounds at ninth-ranked Kentucky (Nov. 28) ... scored season-high 15 points to lead Miami to victory over Wright State (Dec. 4) ... had 12 points at Cleveland State (Dec. 8) ... recorded six rebounds in back-to-back games at Caribbean Classic in Mexico against Creighton (Dec. 21) and Nevada (Dec. 22) ... had a season-high 21 points in win vs. Ohio (Jan 17) ... almost recorded a double-double with 13 points and eight rebounds in win vs. Eastern Michigan (Jan. 20) ... posted 18 points and seven rebounds against Buffalo (Jan. 31).
2011-12: Appeared in 29 games, starting 28 games for the RedHawks as a sophomore ... finished fourth on team with 9.5 points per game scoring average ... also averaged 3.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 24.9 minutes per game ... scored 14 points in win over Massachusetts (Nov. 19) ... tied career-high with 15 points on 7-for-13 shooting in victory over Iona (Dec. 2) ... set season-high with five assists and career-high with nine rebounds at Duquesne (Dec. 6) ... scored 11 points in victory over Eastern Kentucky (Dec.10) ... had career-high tying seven assists in victory over Chicago State (Dec. 28) ... scored career-high 17 points in win at Akron (Jan. 4) ... followed up with 11 points in victory vs. Buffalo (Jan. 7)... had 19 points and seven rebounds against Bowling Green (Jan. 19)... followed up with ten points in victory vs. Western Michigan (Jan. 22)... recorded 13 points, three asssists and a steal in win at Central Michigan (Feb. 4) ... exploded for career-high 21 points in overtime win at Kent State (Feb. 15) ... had 12 points and three assists in win over Akron (Feb. 22).
2010-11: Appeared in all 30 games for Miami during freshman season, making six starts ... was team's fifth-leading scorer at 6.1 points per game ... finished third on RedHawks with 51 assists ... scored in double-figures in eight games ... scored 13 points and brought in six rebound against Duquesne (Nov. 24) ... followed that up with 11 points in win over Stetson (Nov. 27) ... recorded five assists in win over Cal State Bakersfield (Dec. 11) ... scored season-high 15 points in only 16 minutes of action in win at Northeastern (Dec. 19) ... brought in season-high seven rebounds vs. Ohio (Jan. 18) ... tied season-high with 15 points against Kent State (Feb. 17) ... recorded seven assists in back-to-back games, first at Buffalo (Feb. 23) and again in win over Akron (Feb. 26).
High School: A four-year letterwinner for New Albany High School in New Albany, Ohio ... McDonald's All-America nominee ... named First Team All-State in 2010 after earning second team honors in 2009 ... named to District 10 First Team as a senior ... All-Columbus Metro and Ohio Capital Conference - Capital Division Player of the Year in 2010 ... led team with an average of 18.9 points and 7.8 rebounds per game as a senior ... won Team MVP award sophomore, junior and senior years ... also ran three years of track for New Albany.
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VANCOUVER, B.C. -- The LA Galaxy fell 3-1 to Vancouver Whitecaps FC to start off their three game, nine-day road trip with a loss.
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*The defeat is LA's first loss against Vancouver Whitecaps FC in six all-time MLS meetings.
*Russell Teibert scored a brace in the win, his first career MLS goals.
*Gyasi Zardes tallied his first professional goal of his career.
*First of six games that the LA Galaxy will play on turf. Last year, LA played six games including Champions League.
*LA have fallen behind Vancouver in each of the last three meetings between two teams. LA has a record of 1-1-1.
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VANCOUVER -- The LA Galaxy begin their three-game in nine-day road trip on Saturday against Vancouver Whiteaps FC. As you prepare for today's clash, check out my links, matchups to watch and predicted lineup.
*Last time the LA Galaxy traveled to Vancouver, Jose Villarreal enjoyed his coming out party and he'll be hoping to duplicate his success on Saturday.
*Robbie Keane does not believe that he'll suit up on Saturday, but Todd Dunivant is hoping to be in contention.
*Bruce Arena offered his thoughts on this struggling Vancouver side that has not won in their last seven matches.
*Hector Jimenez enjoyed a successful game for LA's reserves on Tuesday. Can it translate to the first team?
*Remember to send in tweets to Rapid Fire Tweets for my segment on Time Warner Cable SportsNet.
*LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan's preview to the match.
*Lastly, my Three Points to the game.
Jose Villarreal vs. Andy O'Brien
The young Galaxy forward will look to repeat his success against Vancouver, but he'll face a physical challenge with the burly Irish center back.
Mike Magee vs. Y.P. Lee
Perhaps the match up of the game as the wily Magee will take on the veteran Korean left back. Magee will likely look to use his skills on the ball to befuddle Lee and find holes behind Vancouver's defense.
Greg Cochrane vs. Daigo Kobayashi
Cochrane has done well in all three of his starts this season, but he'll face a new type of test against Kobayashi. More of a technical player than a speedster, the Japanese midfielder will look to confound Cochrane and push him down in his own box.
Cudicini; Franklin, Gonzalez, DeLaGarza, Cochrane; Donovan, Sarvas, Juninho, Clark; Magee, Villarreal
CARSON, Calif. – Hector Jimenez was one of the stars of the LA Galaxy reserves 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Blues midweek and he'll hope to translate that success into an appearance on Saturday against Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
Jimenez notched a goal and two assists against the Blues as he terrorized the USL Pro team and drew heavy praise from LA assistant and Reserve League head coach Curt Onalfo. The 24-year-old has now notched two goals and two assists in three matches in the Reserve League.
After a successful reserve stint, just how is Jimenez feeling?
"Confident," Jimenez told reporters on Friday. "It was a fun game to get 60 minutes and I think that I did pretty well. So I'm looking forward to hopefully getting some minutes tomorrow and keep showing why I should be playing. It feels really good being able to step on the field and help my team is always good. Thanks to Bruce [Arena] and hopefully I can keep performing and keep playing."
If Jimenez does see the field against the Whitecaps, it would be his fifth appearance this season in all competitions. His last start came during LA's 2-0 victory over Real Salt Lake last month, where he notched his only assist of the year.
Should he slide into the right side of midfield, he'd work directly in front of right back Sean Franklin, who Jimenez has a fantastic rapport with.
"Last year we played maybe 13 games together. We're really comfortable and he makes the game happen behind me," said Jimenez. "Being able to room with him through the road trips definitely helps out on the field."
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VANCOUVER -- The LA Galaxy arrived in Vancouver, B.C. on Friday evenign in preparation for Saturday's clash against Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
The photo above depicts a stunning view of downtown Vancouver that I snapped upon arrival.
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CARSON, Calif. -- The last time the LA Galaxy took the field at BC Place, Homegrown forward Jose Villarreal made the whole world stand up and take notice.
Villarreal scored the tying goal in LA's 2-2 draw with the Whitecaps last July with a stunning strike that drew praise from across the globe. On Saturday, Villarreal will return to the scene of his goal for the first time as he looks to help LA get back to their winning ways against Whitecaps FC.
In the club's final training session before departing to Vancouver, Villarreal admitted that he was plenty excited to return to BC Place.
"The goal I had was my first [professional] goal and I'll never forget that. I think after those couple of games, we made a push for the playoffs and that was important and it was fun. "I'm on a roll with these Canadian teams. Hopefully this game comes down good for us and we get a win," said Villarreal, who scored his second career MLS goal against Toronto FC. "You score a goal, you get a thousand more followers on Twitter, but that's not really important. People recognize you and it's good, but you have to keep the consistency going and I'm trying to keep that going by scoring more goals.
Although the match ended with Villarreal scoring a world class goal, he admits that he was a bit surprised that he was thrown into the match by LA head coach Bruce Arena, in what was just his second professional appearance.
"Bruce was like, 'you're going to come in," and I just thought 'wait, what? what is going on?' He put me and just said do your thing and I wasn't going to say no, so I just jumped in there. I got a chance and I put it away," said Villarreal. "That boosted [my confidence]. All my teammates were around me supporting me and for them to be there and have my back was nice."
The must read for Friday comes from MLSsoccer.com's Nick Firchau, who wrote a fantastic piece for the league's website on the growth of the LA Galaxy Academy.
A few of relavant statistics from the article:
* The LA Galaxy and Chivas USA share a 75-mile radius from The Home Depot Center in which to recruit potential Academy players.
* According to Kentaro Group, an international sports rights agency that compiled statistics for MLSsoccer.com, there are roughly 141,000 registered young male soccer players eligible to play in the Galaxy's academy system.
* According to club President Chris Klein, the LA Galaxy spend 1.5 million and 1.7 million on the academy.
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Looks like U.S. National Team supporters in Southern California may get a chance to see the U.S. team take the field prior to the 2013 Gold Cup.
According to a report from Mark Zeigler of the San Diego Union-Tribune, the U.S. will take on Guatemala in a pre-tournament friendly at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego. The match would serve as the final tune-up for the U.S. before they open the Gold Cup in Portland against Belize on July 9.
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CARSON, Calif.—It was a long time coming, but LA Galaxy veterans Robbie Keane and Todd Dunivant were back at training on Thursday.
Both have missed LA's last two games with injuries as Keane has dealt with a left ankle issue while Dunivant has suffered through a left leg strain. Keane and Dunivant explain their own injury situations in this piece that I wrote for LAGalaxy.com. Keane stated that playing against Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Saturday is "not realistic," but he's hoping to appear on Wednesday against the Philadelphia Union.
Dunivant was particularly pleased with his first day back and is already aiming to be in contention to start in Saturday's clash against Vancouver.
"Today was my first day of training and it went well so we'll go from there, but it was a good first day. I felt it in the first half [against Kansas City] and again pushed through the rest of the game," Dunivant said. "I knew that it would need a little time so it's one of those things that needed some time and I was able to give it. It's nothing that you can do about muscles sometimes.
"I'd like to be available [for Saturday]," Dunivant later added. "There will be a decision up to Bruce, but today was my first day and we'll see how it responds, but everything felt good."
Dunivant's case is an intriguing one as rookie left back Greg Cochrane has excelled in his two starts filling in for the LA veteran. With the rookie performing so well, Dunivant understands that he'll have to earn his way back onto the starting XI.
"You always have to prove something that never changes," said Dunivant. "It's no different last year and it's no different than the year before that. There's always guys pushing you and that's what you want on a good team. If we didn't have that then we'd have some issues."
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South Point 10, East Gaston 0 (five innings) — Garret Davila went the distance, yielding just one hit with eight strikeouts, to collect the win for South Point. Derek Perry (three hits), Mykel Davis (two hits, four RBIs), Adam Andrew (two hits) and Davila (two hits, two RBIs) led the Red Raiders at the plate. Patrick Murphy got East Gaston's lone hit in the second inning. South Point (19-1) hosts North Gaston on Tuesday in Big South 3A Conference action. East Gaston slipped to 14-8 overall.
Highland Tech 9, Lincoln Charter 8 (10 inn.) — Jonathan Hilton delivered the game-winning hit as Highland Tech picked up a non-conference win Thursday. Ethan Reep struck out seven in a no-decision before Johnny Beard entered in relief and pitched the win. Highland Tech (6-13) hosts Lake Norman Charter today.
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North Gaston 10, Highland Tech 7 — Breezy Davis (two hits), Kaycee Bradley (two hits) and Josie Allred (two hits) led North Gaston at the plate. Hailey Hagans picked up the win. The Lady Wildcats (4-9) visit Kings Mountain today.
Bessemer City 5, Lincolnton 2 — Kelsey Miller (two hits) and Miranda Barrett (two hits, RBI) and Macey Wise (two hits, RBI) led Bessemer City at the plate. Barrett picked up the win for the Yellow Jackets (10-10, 7-6 SPC 1A/2A), who visit Highland Tech on Monday.
Gaston Christian 5, Metrolina 0 — Faith Wilson (two hits, three RBIs), Samantha Mecimore (two hits) and Sarah Adams (two RBIs) led Gaston Christian at the plate. Madison Ramsey pitched a complete-game shutout with five strikeouts. The Lady Eagles (10-7) will compete in the MAC tournament next week.
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Gaston Christian 3, Metrolina Christian 0 — Taylor Purkey, Morgan Hoffman and Olivia Schmitke scored one goal apiece, Nina Okoroji assisted one and Clara Ellington saved a penalty kick as part of the shutout in goal as Gaston Christian (13-4-1, 10-2) wrapped up second place in the Metrolina Athletic Conference. The Eagles host Gaston Day 7 p.m. today before beginning the conference tournament 7 p.m. Monday at home against Hickory Grove.
Statesville Christian 5, Gaston Day 2 — Morgan Whitesides and Sara Bonesteel scored once each for Gaston Day. Gaston Day (5-6-0, 2-5-0) plays at Gaston Christian on Friday.
Varsity boys tennis
Gaston Day 7, Gaston Christian 2 — Gaston Day got singles wins by Charlie Schuls, Eric Senter, Porter Yelton, Morgan Bean, Hayne Wilkerson and Jacob Dyksterhause. In doubles, the team of Bean and Wilkerson collected a victory. Gaston Christian picked up doubles wins by William Anthony-Rankin Horsley and Bryce Martin-Alex Hostetler.
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East Gaston 11, South Point 9 — Christian Huggins (two hits), Bradley Miller (two hits, two RBIs) and Tyler Spurling (two hits) led East Gaston at the plate. Kyle Truett picked up the win for the Warriors, who completed the season at 9-10 overall.
Middle school baseball
Cramerton 16, Grier 6 — Leading hitters for Cramerton were Justin Helms (four hits, three RBIs) and Nathan Hamilton (three hits, three RBIs). N. Black had one hit for Grier. Cramerton (4-3) hosts York Chester on Tuesday. Grier (0-6) hosts Bessemer City on Monday.
Chavis 10, Holbrook 1, 6 innings — Leading hitters for Chavis were Austin Treadway (two hits) and Brandon Craft (three hits). Winning pitcher Noah Eaker went five innings with six strikeouts. Chavis (7-0) visits WC Friday (7-0) on Tuesday. Holbrook (3-4) hosts Belmont on Monday.
Belmont 15, Southwest 0 — Mason Secrest (three hits) led Belmont, while Grant Tilley, Nick Farmer, Abe Robinson had two hits each. Tilley, Secrest and Farmer combined on a five-inning no-hitter. Belmont (6-1) visits Holbrook on Monday. Southwest (1-6) hosts Stanley on Monday.
Mount Holly 6, Bessemer City 0 — Zach Adams pitched a complete-game shutout with five strikeouts, while allowing only two hits. Nathaniel Little (three hits), Chase Stewart (two hits) and Matt Weaver (two hits) led Mount Holly at the plate. Mount Holly (1-5) hosts York Chester on Monday. Bessemer City (3-5) visits Grier on Monday.
Stanley 15, York Chester 0 — Malik Davis (two RBIs) and Zane Jones (two hits) led Stanley at the plate. Austin Earnhardt collected the win. Stanley (6-1) visits Southwest on Monday; York Chester (0-7) visits Mount Holly on Monday.
Middle school girls soccer
Chavis 2, Holbrook 1 — Kaitlin Rose and Lauren Gantt had one goal each for Chavis, while Alexia Gomez dished out the assist. Bailey Henley had the win in goal. Chavis (6-1) visits Friday (5-2) on Monday. Holbrook (4-3) hosts Belmont on Monday.
Mount Holly 5, Bessemer City 0 — Dacey Williams (three goals), Brittnay Postell (one goal), Haley Stockton (one goal). Hannah Stockton had the shutout in goal for Mount Holly (5-1), which hosts York Chester on Monday. Bessemer City (1-7) visits Grier on Monday.
Cramerton 9, Grier 0 — Ashley Beaty (three goals, one assist), Grace Goff (two goals, one assist), Audrey Emerson (two goals, four assists), Katlin Kendrick (one goal, two assists), Taylor Johnson (one goal, one assist) led Cramerton (7-0), which hosts York Chester on Tuesday. Courtney Conner had the shutout in goal, while Hannah Fascella and Abigail Lineberry paced the defense. Grier (1-5) hosts Bessemer City on Monday.
Belmont 6, Southwest 0 — Ally Adams (two goals, one assist), Breanna Barlow (two goals), Brooke Arnold (one goal, one assist), Blaire Reagan (one goal), Mikayla Rose (one assist) and Megan Tarty (one assist) led Belmont. Belmont (5-2) visits Holbrook on Monday. Southwest (0-7) hosts Stanley on Monday.
Stanley 4, York Chester 0 — Deaja Smith (three goals) and Megan Mayo (one goal) led Stanley. Madison Cook dished out one assist for the Blue Devils, while Shai Robinson had the shutout in goal. Stanley (2-5) visits Southwest on Monday. York Chester (2-5) visits Mount Holly on Monday.
Middle school softball
Gaston Christian 10, Metrolina 0 — Anna Crenshaw picked up the win and helped her cause with an RBI. Mackenzie Hill (two hits, three RBIs, three-run home run) and Lilly Barrett (two RBIs) led Gaston Christian at the plate. The Lady Eagles host Queens Grant on Friday.
College baseball
King 7, Belmont Abbey 6 — For the Crusaders (27-16-1), the offensive production was provided primarily by Michael Falsetti and Kennan Stanley during an opening-round loss at the Conference Carolinas tournament in Burlington. Falsetti would have the lone multi-hit game and drive in three runs, while Stanley would tie the game in the seventh with a three-run home run to right center. The homer was Stanley's fifth of the season. Kyle Rogers (3-2) was tagged with the loss for the Abbey, while Alex Martin would earn the win despite giving up the homer to Stanley. The Crusaders will play in an elimination game today at 3 p.m. in Burlington.
Belmont Abbey pitcher Nate Cudney was named as first-team Conference Carolinas All-Conference on Thursday. Shortstop Ian Vazquez, designated hitter Michael Falsetti, outfielder Anthony Dimino and pitcher Cody Stull were named to the second team. Mount Olive swept the major awards. Mike Mercurio (player of the year), Matt Dillon (pitcher of the year), Zak Orrison (freshman of the year) and Carl Lancaster (coach of the year) all collected honors for the Trojans.


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This blog is a course blog for AFRO/GWSS Digital Storytelling at the University of Minnesota, Spring 2011.
Please feel free to browse the site, and remember blogs happen in reverse chronology, so if you want to start at the beginning, click HERE, or browse the links on the right-hand sidebar.
Course summary:
Storytelling is a tool for preserving memory, writing history, learning, entertaining, organizing, and healing. Digital stories are short, first person video-narratives created by combining recorded voice, still and moving images, and music or other sounds. Digital storytellers are those who have a desire to document life experience, ideas, or feelings through the use of story and digital media. In this course students learned how to make digital stories and become digital storytellers. Our specific focus was to construct stories about "sociological ghosts," the strong but usually invisible and unexamined forces in our lives that limit our thoughts and actions; students engaged their sociological ghosts in order to remix identities, construct new meanings, and expand connections with others and the world. Students also produced a digital story on "My Place at the University of Minnesota," and a third project was either another digital story or a group mini-documentary.


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Release Date: 2012 |
kual21 (4.5)Just like the previous album, Clockwork Angels has the ability "to fill up a room" wit...souleater (4.5)One of the few big releases this year that has not disappointed whatsoever. A cracking rel...get the motherfucker on the phone (4.5)Goddesses of Light, of Sea and Sky and Land...KILL (4.5)Dont be Rash...
Scott M. Baldwin (4)They've still got it- rare for a band their age....Killerhit (4.5)A long, well-awaited treasure....Alex Beebe (4)Rush definitely did not rush out this album....He Instagram his watch like #MadRichAlert (4)With lush production and some good ol' power trio riffing, it's all a fan could ever ask f...
Steve Tokeman (5)...SingingInTheRain (2)A trainwreck that does absolutely nothing right except the guitar solos and the occasional...
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offholy hell this is long
Album Rating: 4.5Holy shit man the most serious review yet
Digging: Algernon Cadwallader - Demo
this knocked another Rush review off the front page.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offhaha yeah trebor, KILL's review was epic but I thought it needed something a bit more professional just to really serve this album right
this is the best one yet, though.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offthanks man, took me about 2 and a half hours to write. my longest so far by a mile
the rush apocalypse is in full swing ahaha
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offhaha ikr. i planned on reviewing this a long time ago when it was announced but geez lol
oh and solid review, quite a beast
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offthanks man I appreciate it a lot
Album Rating: 4.0Nice review
Digging: Znowhite - Act Of God
Album Rating: 4.5kills should be on the front page
Album Rating: 4.5wait this isn't reddit
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffLol Darth i have been a Rush fan since I was 13. Long before i got into metalcore
And thanks flutter :]
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffAnd thanks Ford!
Holy fuckin ass crackers so many 5s. Nice review chuck
Album Rating: 4.0oh my God Rush has taken over sputnik
Loool so many 5's, this is cute as hell. Album is a-bangin'
why the fuck is there so many reviews for this fucking album recently?
i mean it's decent, but not excellent
Digging: Prurient - Frozen Niagara Falls
Album Rating: 4.5Kill will be proud
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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