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Men's Volleyball Drops Season Opener to Limestone on the Road
January 21, 2014
GAFFNEY, S.C. - Despite having two players knock down double-figure kills, the Pfeiffer University men's volleyball team (0-1 overall and 0-1 Conference Carolinas) fell to conference rival Limestone 3-0 in their season opener. With the win, the Saints improve to 4-1 on the season and 2-0 in conference play.Two of the three games were decided by three or less points and the final score was clearly not indicative of the overall matchup.
Game one of the match was extremely close and included five lead changes and ten total ties. Both teams traded points during the first game and finding themselves down 22-19, the Falcons began to mount a comeback. Following a kill by junior Joe Supko, a beautiful service ace by junior Michael Brewer, and a monster kill by junior Sonny Hirini, the Falcons found themselves tied with the home team, 22-22. A ball-handling error by Limestone's Nick Wildes put Pfeiffer up by one point, however, the Falcons would be unable to maintain the momentum and the Saints grabbed game one, 25-23.
Game two was all Limestone as they went up 2-0 on the Falcons following a 25-17 victory. The Falcons came out of the break with a renewed sense of urgency and started game three much like they started the match. Home court advantage appeared to play a factor in this one however, and the Saints clinched game three 25-22. Hirini finished the match with 13 kills, and led all players. Hirini was closely followed in the kill column by junior Kyle Landrigan who finished the match with ten. Landrigan was also one dig shy of a double-double, finishing with nine. Junior David Specian led all players with 28 assists and sophomore Kevin Ecklund led all players in the dig category with twelve for the match.
The Falcons return to action on January 25 when they travel to Bristol, T.N. to take on King. Game time is slated for 3 p.m.


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Join them for a night of free-range comedy when they perform at 7 p.m. Oct. 26 at the Grainger Hill Performing Arts Center, 300 Park Ave., Kinston. The show is the second of GHPAC's four-part Performing Arts Series 2013-14.
The new Cage-Free Comedy Tour features new stories, music, audience participation, singing, dancing and a multimedia show audiences will enjoy. Since the debut of their one-hour comedy special on CMT, this top-grossing all female comedy tour has played to venues packed with people and laughter.
Life and love in the USA has never been funnier as when these top headliners take the stage. It's a Blue Collar comedy tour with better hair and bigger attitude.
Etta May
Winner of the prestigious American Comedy Award's "Comic of the Year," this Kentucky woman is a comedy icon, described as "Minnie Pearl with a migraine." May has been seen on "Oprah," CMT, Showtime, "Comic Strip Live," "Comedy Stage" and others.
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Originally from Virginia, Sonya White now calls Chicago home. She combines her southern charm with big city street smarts. Her comedy and dead on impersonations make her show unique and funny. She's appeared on HBO, E! and Comedy Central. She's also a favorite on "Girls Behaving Badly," "Comedy Spotlight" and "The U.S. Comedy Arts Festival."
White's sitcom credits include "Nightshift" on Fox, "Big Brother Jake" on The Family Channel and MTV's "Spring Break." When you top that off with her cartoon voices for the Cartoon Network, she's one funny versatile lady.
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Mills' style of comedy is clean, clever and easy to relate to – she finds the funny in everyday life. A Tennessee native, she is a regular on Sirius / XM Blue Collar Radio and Laugh USA. She has a one-hour special on Blue Collar Radio. Her new "Menopause Rap" song is a top download on iTunes and the music video "Hot Flash Mob" is a favorite on YouTube.
The top headliner has toured with Joan Rivers, Ron White and Jon Stewart. She was a writer on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show" and most recently appeared on "The Henry Cho Show."
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What do you get when you take a girl from Middlesboro, KY, and drop her in the middle of Los Angeles? You get the Emmy winning co-host and "Yard Sale Diva" from Style Network's long running series "Clean House." Suhr's expert advice and wit make her a favorite on "Good Morning America," "Good Day LA" and "The Marie Show."
She is a regular lifestyle contributor for Woman's Day, Real Simple magazines and more. Her down to earth country style has made her the perfect host on Lifetime, WE, CMT, E! and VH1. She is a smokey voiced comic with material to which everyone can relate.
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"The Southern Fried Chicks were the biggest success we have presented in programming since opening our doors," said Tony Ballard, director, Hoover Opera House, Junction City, KS. "They were professional, businesslike and personable with the crowd . They waited around after the show until everyone in attendance got an autograph or a picture that they wanted. This was a great show for the whole family."
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The Firelake Casino in Shawnee, OK, said it this way: "On a scale from 1-10 it, would be a 10! We definitely got our money's worth."
Additional Series Shows
Other shows in GHPAC's inaugural Performing Arts Series include: Sandra Fisher and Company in "Bringing Down the House,"(Motown, gospel and old school favorites) at 7 p.m., Feb. 1, 2014; and Franco D'Ambrosio, who played the Phantom in "The Phantom of the Opera" on Broadway, singing Broadway tunes at 7 p.m., March 29.
Obie award winner Jason Petty and Grammy nominee Carolyn Martin paid tribute to Hank Williams and Patsy Cline in the opening show Sept. 27.
All concerts will be at the Grainger Hill Performing Arts Center, 300 Park Avenue, Kinston. Series tickets (four concerts) are $85, general admission; $130, reserved patron seating; $25 per ticket per concert (general admission); or $40 per concert (reserved seating).
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on the 28th September, 1936, in Paris, Palais de la Mutualité.
At the request of the comrades of the Unión General de Trabajadores (Spanish National Trade Union Centre), the International Federation of Trade Unions convened a special session of its General Council, to be held on the 28th September, in Paris, at the Palais de la Mutualité, jointly with the LSI Executive.
Apart from the members of the LSI Executive, the meeting was attended by Comrades G. Hicks (deputising for Walter M. Citrine, who was in the United States with the General Secretary), L. Jouhaux, E. Kupers, C. Mertens, R. Tayerle and G. Stolz, the Assistant Secretary, on behalf of the IFTU Executive. Comrade H. Jacobsen had apologised for absence. Sixteen delegates attended on behalf of eleven countries - the National Centres of Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Luxemburg, Norway, Spain and Switzerland. Nineteen delegates attended on behalf of the thirteen International Trade Secretariats of Building and Woodworkers, Clothing Workers, Employees, Factory Workers, Hatters, Land Workers, Metal Workers, Miners, Public and Civil Servants, Teachers, Textile Workers, Transport-workers and Typographers.
The chair was taken by L. Jouhaux, Vice-President of the International Federation of Trade Unions, and L. de Brouckère, President of the Labour and Socialist International, and the only item on the agenda was the situation in Spain.
The meeting opened at 10.0 a.m.
Jouhaux (in the chair), said that all present knew that the meeting of the two Internationals had been called at the express and pressing request of our Spanish Comrades. The delegates had met so that, the facts having been noted, the situation in all its gravity could be examined and decisions taken. The idea of the meeting was less to express once again sentiments of solidarity than to look at things from a practical standpoint. It was not necessary to go into the reasons for the meeting and the floor would first of all be given to Comrade Pascual Tomas, who would explain the whole situation. Then Jimenez de Asua would supplement his statement, and, having heard them, the meeting could consider the situation and take the necessary decisions.
Pascual Tomas (Secretary of the Unión General de Trabajadores) said that the Spanish National Trade Union Centre had asked for this meeting so that all the National Centres of the IFTU and national sections of the LSI could hear a clear and impartial account of the Spanish situation.
"The dramatic times we are living through in Spain are of importance not only for the fate of our country but for the destiny of world democracy. I state categorically and will prove it to you that if the Fascist rebels win in my country, their victory will sound the knell of liberty and democracy in each of your countries in turn. Our victory is necessary to you, for the workers' movement will nowhere survive our defeat. Our National Trade Union Centre has already received valuable moral support, and help in finance and in kind, but even the despatch of ambulance units is not enough at the present time. What we need is arms!
When the rebellion broke out on the 17th July last, all the army, with all its material, took the part of our opponents. Thus at the outset we had no arms at all. And the Fascist have everything, including the most modern arms - aircraft, tanks, etc.


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- iPhone 4 (8gb model only) will be $449
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[Update: A few of you have asked if you can bring your own iPhone. The answer is YES, provided that it comes from AT&T or is unlocked for use with any SIM. The same plans ($45 or $60) are available.]
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OXFORD, Ohio – The Miami University softball team made an inspired comeback from five runs down to force extra innings, but Bowling Green scored four runs in the top of the 10th inning to take a 9-5 victory on Sunday. Miami falls to 16-17 overall and 4-2 in the Mid-American Conference. The Falcons improve to 13-18-1 overall and 3-3 in the MAC.
The RedHawks recorded six hits in the first three innings of the contest, but were unable to score. Sophomore pitcher Amber Logemann kept BGSU in check until the top of the fourth, when the Falcons erupted for four runs on four hits and an error. Bowling Green was able to score another run in the top of the fifth to take a 5-0 lead.
In the bottom of the fifth, senior second baseman Kristy Arbour led off with a walk. One batter later, junior outfielder Bree Lipscomb smashed her eighth home run of the year, a deep shot over the center field wall to cut the deficit to 5-2. Sophomore pitcher Jenna Modic followed with a solo home run over the right field wall that made it 5-3 at the end of the fifth inning.
With one out in the bottom of the sixth, Arbour reached second base on a throwing error by the Bowling Green third baseman. Senior catcher Kayla Ledbetter singled her home to pull the 'Hawks to within one.
Senior first baseman Allie Larrabee led off the bottom of the seventh with a single to left field. She was replaced by a pinch-runner, junior Shanyn McIntyre. Junior third baseman Remy Edwards put down a sacrifice bunt to move McIntyre up to second base. Junior shortstop Kylie McChesney followed with a shot to deep left center that was mere feet away from being the game-winning home run. Despite the out, McIntyre was able to advance to third base on the play. That proved to be key, as junior outfielder Taylor Shuey singled to left field to score McIntyre and send the game to extra innings.
After coming into the game in the top of the sixth, junior pitcher Megan Mattera kept Bowling Green off the board over the next four innings, allowing only one hit. The Falcons were able to get to her in the top of the 10th, as a pair of home runs led to a four run lead at 9-5.
In the bottom of the 10th, Shuey was able to draw a walk, but Miami was unable to bring another run across.
Modic finished the game 3-for-5 with one RBI and one run scored. Edwards and Ledbetter each had two hits for the 'Hawks.
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For the first four days of the Lenoir County Agricultural Fair, there were projections the 58th annual event might end up as one of the most attended in a while.
"We were headed for the best marks we've had in years, but bad weather on Saturday and Sunday wound up stopping that," Lenoir County Fair Association President Waylon Adams said.
The weekend was saturated with rain, dropping attendance. In total, there were 15,985 fairgoers this year, a drop from the estimated 17,000 of last year.
The weather was projected to be great the entire week, with a chance of rain Sunday. Although Tuesday through Friday saw no precipitation, the wet weather started on Saturday.
"We didn't do as well on Saturday because of the rain," ride coordinator Mark Philgreen said. "It didn't rain as much at the fairgrounds, but it did in other areas. You can't control the weather."
There were plenty of positives despite the lower-than-expected attendance. Brian Hussey, director of motorsports, said the racing events still had a great turnout.
"On Saturday night, we were still on pace from last year," Hussey said. "The extreme dirt track racing on Friday went up. Track conditions couldn't have been any better and we received a lot of compliments for our track."
Philgreen said he hadn't heard any negative feedback from anyone, with the exception of the weather.
"We've had good comments from everyone," Philgreen said. "One of the most popular events included the Youth Derby. It's the first one we've ever done and we want to continue that."
Sunday's rain didn't deter a few fairgoers, including Kinston resident Elizabeth Faulkner, who took a group from Gordon Street Christian Church as a youth director.
"We've been looking forward to it all week," Faulkner said. "This place is awesome."
Lee Faulkner, 11, was excited to attend the fair for two reasons.
"I wanted to ride the swings and I'm here for the food," Lee Faulkner, 11, said.
Rachel Poole, 8, said the fair was "great" and she even had a favorite ride.
"I like the Zero Gravity ride because it goes around and around," Poole said.
Nathan Howell, 8, had another reason for enjoying the ride.
"I like how it goes sideways," Howell said.
Sgt. Walt Howard of the Lenoir County Sheriff's Office said there were fewer issues his department had to deal with this season.
"There were a lot less problems and more people got along," Howard said. "I also like the way the fair was structured. The rides and events weren't clumped together and people were able to walk around the fair with more space. Plenty of people talked about how they enjoyed themselves at the fair."
For Lenoir County 4-H Agent Tara Taylor, she hopes the fair will grow next year.
"We hope people in Lenoir County continue to come out and support the fair," Taylor said.
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Tuesday, Sept. 17: 2,883
Wednesday, Sept. 18: 1,754
Thursday, Sept. 19: 2,085
Friday, Sept. 20: 2,440
Saturday, Sept. 21: 5,890
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BREVARD, N.C. – Craig Jacobelli tossed five shutout innings on the mound as the Pfeiffer baseball team (16-11) withstood a furious comeback attempt by Brevard (12-15) to prevail 7-5 in 10 innings on a cold and windy Wednesday afternoon. The win puts Pfeiffer just two games shy of their win total from a year ago (18).
Jacobelli allowed only four base runners in his five innings of work, recording five fly outs, six ground outs and one strikeout on the afternoon. He left with the Falcons leading 4-0, however, the Tornados would erase a 5-2 deficit with a three-run rally in the bottom of the ninth to force extra innings.
The Falcons secured the win with two runs in the top of the 10th as John Elwood's infield single proved to be the game winner.
Tyler Summers and Anthony Allende each recorded multi-hit games from the three and four spots in the lineup respectively.
Pfeiffer scored the first four runs of the contest before the late comeback. The Falcons scored single runs in the fourth and fifth innings, and then plated two in the sixth to secure the victory.
Brevard answered with four combined runs in the eighth and ninth innings.
The scoring started in the top of the fourth as Allende started the rally with a base hit to center field and Matt Wade drew a walk. After a wild pitch advanced both runners, Kyle Hackney singled through the left side, scoring Allende.
Pfeiffer manufactured a run in the top of the fifth as Jon Gray walked to lead off the inning and then stole second base. Summers would knock him home with a solid base hit to left field.
Pfeiffer looked to be going down quietly in the sixth inning as the first two batters were retired. Kevin Price ignited the two-out rally with a base hit and Gray followed with a single. A walk loaded the bases for Summers who was hit by a pitch, driving in his second run of the game. Gray would come around to score on a passed ball, giving Pfeiffer a four-run lead.
Brevard battled back with a run in the sixth and eighth innings. The Tornados would threaten for more in the bottom of the eighth, but Hunter Jobe got Brock Helton to fly out with runners on second and third to end the inning.
Pfeiffer added an insurance run in the top of the ninth on an RBI double from Allende. However, Dylan Norris would allow the first three base runners to reach in the bottom of the ninth inning and Brevard pushed across three runs on three hits in their final at bat.
Price and Gray got on base to start the 10th, with Price scoring on Elwood's single to the second basemen. Gray would score on an error by the first basemen and account for Pfeiffer's seventh and final run of the game.
Norris was credited with the win on the mound to improve his season record to 1-1. Gray scored three runs and Price scored twice. Allende and Summers combined to go 6-for-10 with two runs and three RBI's.
Brian Hooks suffered the loss for the Tornados. Matthew Proffitt went 4-for-5 with a run and an RBI from the leadoff spot.
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GARETH DUNCAN watched Western Province break their 11-year Currie Cup drought with a famous 25-18 final win over the Sharks at Kings Park.
Everyone loves an underdog story. And this match was one of the greats in South African domestic rugby.
The pre-match odds laid heavily in the Sharks' favour. They had home-ground advantage, the strongest pack of the competition and the best team on paper, one loaded with Springboks. The Sharks had the confidence of beating the Stormers and WP four out of five fixtures earlier in the season, and they never lost to a South African team in Durban all year. The stats also proved they were the best attacking and defensive side of the Currie Cup.
However, what stats can't measure is heart, mettle and determination. And WP, who were missing the likes of Jean de Villiers, Andries Bekker, Tiaan Liebenberg, Siya Kolisi and Schalk Burger, had bucket loads of this on the day.
The Sharks started off strongly and created several try-scoring opportunities, but they unraveled against a gritty WP outfit that failed to tire. The men from the Cape might have come off second best at the collisions and scrums for most parts of the match, but their breakdown assault, superior lineout efficiency and accurate tactical kicking game was crucial in their surprising triumph.
Man of the Match Deon Fourie was a star at openside flank, while Eben Etzebeth, Juan de Jongh and Demetri Catrakilis also deserve special mentions for their individual contributions in a top team performance.
But it took a while for the visitors' ascendancy to emerge.
The opening quarter was dominated by the Sharks, who exposed the usually resilient Province defence on several occasions. Conversely, the hosts' guard was resolute.
If it wasn't for a sensational cover tackle from Bryan Habana, which denied opposite number JP Pietersen a clear run to the whitewash in the seventh minute, the Sharks would've held a comfortable lead.
However, Habana's moment of defensive brilliance came with a sacrifice. The Springbok speedster struggled to gather to his feet after that hit and was taken off the field moments later because of a knee injury. Big blow for Province, and to those who were hoping to see more from the face-off between the two in-form wings.
While the Sharks were denied try opportunities, flyhalf Pat Lambie punished most of the penalties the visitors conceded. The 22-year-old found the target on four occasions to give the Sharks a 12-3 lead by the half-hour mark. Catrakilis nailed one three-pointer during this period.
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The biggest damage was done by Juan de Jongh, who executed a telling break shortly after Joe Pietersen's 32nd-minute penalty.
From a scrum in centre field, the outside centre ran a perfect angle off Catrakilis to expose a gap in the Sharks' defensive line. His explosiveness saw him beat three defenders in Keegan Daniel, Marcell Coetzee and Lwazi Mvovo on his way to the chalk. Catrakilis converted.
The pivot also added his second penalty on the stroke of half-time, which saw WP lead 16-12 at the break.
The Sharks regained the ascendancy in the second stanza and jumped back into the lead thanks to Lambie's fifth and sixth penalties.
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The Sharks created late drama as Louis Ludik broke down the sideline during the closing stages, with Charl McLeod on his outside. He only had Pietersen to beat, but he passed the ball too early and the defender guessed right to tackle McLeod. The reserve scrumhalf then tried to offload to Lambie, but he lost the ball in contact.
The Sharks also won possession after the final hooter, but again, they lost the ball in contact – this time 10m from the tryline.
Province held on to complete an excellent victory. What an amazing underdog story.


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Residents of the Hudson House on Fifth Street in Portsmouth heard shots ring out Saturday morning and raced for safety as a man fired several rounds and then barricaded himself in his fifth floor room. Portsmouth Police Chief Rob Ware said approximately 20-25 shots were fired through the door of his apartment, many of them going into the apartment across the hallway.
Eventually peacefully removed from the building due to the efforts of several police negotiators, including Portsmouth Police Department Detective Andy Dawes, was 63-year-old John Locher.
Authorities quickly arrived and evacuated the woman trapped in the apartment at the receiving end of the gunfire while creating a three-block perimeter around the apartment complex. The woman was removed from the building through a window via a Portsmouth Fire Department ladder truck. Many residents were moved to the lobby for safety.
The shots and subsequent standoff with authorities began at a little before 11 a.m. and several law enforcement agencies gathered in the parking lot and surrounding streets of the Hudson House.
A Special Response Team from the Ohio State Highway Patrol arrived on the scene around around 2 p.m. and brought with them a specialized robot. A short time later the team entered the building with the robot and reportedly staged on the fifth floor.
A source told the Daily Times that one female resident of the Hudson House was transported by ambulance away from the scene. Ware later confirmed the woman was the resident in the apartment that received the gunfire. She was not injured from the incident.
For about five hours, law enforcement kept Locher at bay. The incident, which was called into the dispatcher at 10:51 a.m., ended peacefully at approximately 4:15 p.m. after a series of negotiations.
"Our dispatcher received a call from a resident on the fifth floor of the Hudson House, a high rise Portsmouth Metropolitan Housing Authority complex, of shots fired into her apartment," Ware said. "Officers arrived and confirmed that shots had been fired, and subsequently they took on additional shots fired into the door of the fifth floor apartment of John Locher, 63. They secured the area, evacuated the fifth floor, and called in additional assets."
Those assets included more police officers from the Portsmouth Police Department, the Scioto County Sheriff's Office, and the OSHP Special Response Team.
Ware said the OSHP negotiators joined Dawes in negotiation efforts with Locher. Meanwhile, the OSHP brought the robot which was used for surveillance and communication purposes.
"The negotiator for the Portsmouth Police Department did an outstanding job, as did all the officers assigned to this incident today," Ware said. "And we were eventually able to talk Mr. Locher into surrendering."
During the time of the standoff when the woman across the hall from Locher's apartment was unable to leave, the dispatcher kept her calm.
"Our dispatcher did a really good job of staying on the line with her, and getting the necessary assets dispatched to assist, including the Portsmouth Fire Department who used the ladder truck to take her out of her apartment through the fifth floor window," Ware said. "She was transported to the hospital, obviously traumatized, but with no apparent injuries."
Ware said Locher had no previous records.
"Mr. Locher is a combat veterans with no prior criminal history," Ware said. "We were able to determine that he had a long gun a couple of handguns, and obviously had fired many rounds out of those."
Ware said Locher was transported for a mental health evaluation, but said he could not comment on any speculation as to his mental health history.
"We will wait and see how that plays out," Ware said.
Ware took the opportunity to commend the Portsmouth Metropolitan Housing Authority staff for their cooperation with law enforcement and the residents of Hudson House, Portsmouth Ambulance and the Salvation Army for providing support.
"I just want to commend the Portsmouth Police Department, the Scioto County Sheriff's Department, the Ohio State (Highway) Patrol, and the Portsmouth Fire Department for the job that they did today," Peggy Rice, Director of the Portsmouth Metropolitan Housing Authority, said. "It is only through well-trained employees at those agencies that the people of the city are comfortable. You never want to need them, but it's nice to know they are there and they are good at the job they do."
Portsmouth Mayor David Malone arrived on the scene minutes after the incident ended to lend support.
"I'm very proud that this whole thing resolved with a good resolution," Malone said. "And I was told the department did very well, the negotiating team did very well. Detective Dawes who was actually the negotiator was excellent, and I'm just glad that everybody was safe."
Ware said there were no charges yet, pending the mental evaluation.
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TRENTON — Jamaz Richardson scored three times and Stephen DiCenso added a touchdown of his own to lead Lejeune to a 27-6 victory at Jones Senior in the Coastal Plains 1-A Conference opener for both squads.
Richardson rushed for touchdowns of 51 yards and 4 yards in the first quarter and added a punt return touchdown of 60 yards in the third quarter as the Devilpups ran out to a 27-0 lead.
Lejeune's sixth straight victory improved the team to 6-1 and 1-0 in the CPC.
Lejeune coach Darryl Schwartz said his team's quick start helped to propel them to the victory.
"We took it to them really quick and we were happy with that in the first quarter," Schwartz said. "But we kind of let down a little bit and that was due to Jones; they're a really well-coached team. I've known (Jones Senior head coach) John Davis for several years and he's a great coach; he's got some tough and scrappy players and they made it tough for us the rest of the game."
The Devilpups will look to improve to 7-1 next week when they play host to East Carteret (3-4, 0-1) aboard Camp Lejeune. As the preseason favorite to win the CP1A, Schwartz said his team was learning to play with the "favorite" label.
"We've not had that for a very, very long time," he said of the lofty expectations for his team. "But we have such a great football family here: great coaches, great young men, great family members, a great school administration, along with a great community that are all behind us. … When you have all that, along with a great band and cheerleaders, that gives us the oomph to do better."
The Trojans avoided their fifth shutout of the season when Jaiquan Jones scored on a 2-yard run with 10:13 remaining in the game.
Jones Senior had a chance to score right before the first half ended, though, but came up short on a fourth-and-3 at the 8-yard line when Lejeune's defense stiffened and kept the Trojans out of the end zone with 15 seconds left in the second quarter.
"If we could've scored there, it would've made a big difference," Jones Senior coach John Davis said. "We could've cut their lead in half and that would've helped our offense's confidence."
The loss dropped Jones Senior to 0-7, 0-1 and the Trojans lost their eighth straight game dating back to last year's second-round loss in the 1-A playoffs. Jones Senior will entertain Chocowinity Southside (2-5, 0-1) next week in Trenton.
"With a team like we have, we've got to get stops early and we need to score early," Davis said. "The longer the game lingers on without us scoring, it makes it tougher for our defense."
Lejeune 14 0 13 0 — 27
Jones Senior 0 0 0 6 — 6
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L — Richardson 4 run (Johnson kick), 0:17.8
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Andy Wilbanks was exhausted during his team's game against Myrtle on Thursday. Spending the day witnessing the birth of his second child, he took a different approach to the game, opting to take a step back and let his team work their way out of an early 4-1 deficit. His patience worked, as the Falcons eventually run ruled the Hawks, 15-5, to win the Division 2-1A championship.
"When we come with a good effort and a good focus, we tend to do what we're capable of doing," Wilbanks said. "We just need to come with good intentions and intensity and just get after it."
Ingomar scored the game's first run on a single by Wesley Jumper. A throwing error by the Hawks plated Kensey Stout, but Myrtle quickly rebounded from their miscues, scoring four in the top of the second with Taylor Hogue, Austin Floyd and Anthony Lipsey bringing in runs.
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"Dowdy's thrown in the last month and a half and has been great, but he just didn't have it tonight," Wilbanks said. "It happens, but Jumper came in and picked it up and Dowdy did his part at the plate. I guess we all just pick each other up."
Jumper led the Falcons with three hits, while Stout, Gregory and McCollum had two hits each.
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In highly industrialized countries, many activities essential to agriculture are carried on separately from the farm. These include the development and production of equipment, fertilizers and seeds; in some countries the processing, storage, preservation and delivery of products also have been separated from basic farming. In consequence, farming itself has become increasingly specialized and businesslike. Some business firms even raise crops, as in the case of a winery that operates its own vineyards or a large commercial producer of fast-frozen or canned vegetables that maintains its own farm. Many of these farms use extensive mechanization and computer technology to increase production. (Source: Britannica Online Encyclopedia / Photo: Flickr)


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MAYWOOD, Ill. – For the 11th time in 13 years, Loyola University Medical Center has been named one of the nation's Most Wired Hospitals and Health Systems.
Results of the 2013 Health Care's Most Wired Survey are published in the July issue of the American Hospital Association's Hospitals & Health Networks (H&HN) magazine.
"Loyola is honored to be recognized for the role we have taken on as leaders in information technology," said Art Krumrey, Loyola's vice president and chief information officer. "Advances we have made have allowed the organization to better communicate with our patients and provide quality care that goes beyond the bedside."
Hospitals are recognized based on their progress in adoption, implementation and use of information technology in infrastructure, business and administrative management, clinical quality and safety and clinical integration.
The survey was conducted in cooperation with McKesson Corp., AT&T, the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives and the American Hospital Association.
The survey was conducted between Jan. 15 and March 15. It asked hospitals and health systems nationwide to answer questions about their IT initiatives.
This year 659 U. S. hospitals and health systems completed the survey and 289 were designated Most Wired.
"This year's Most Wired hospitals exemplify progress through innovation," said Rich Umbdenstock, president and CEO of the American Hospital Association. "The hospital field can learn from these outstanding organizations about ways that IT can improve efficiency."
Loyola University Health System (LUHS) is a member of Trinity Health. Based in the western suburbs of Chicago, LUHS is a quaternary care system with a 61-acre main medical center campus, the 36-acre Gottlieb Memorial Hospital campus and more than 30 primary and specialty care facilities in Cook, Will and DuPage counties. The medical center campus is conveniently located in Maywood, 13 miles west of the Chicago Loop and 8 miles east of Oak Brook, Ill. The heart of the medical center campus is a 559-licensed-bed hospital that houses a Level 1 Trauma Center, a Burn Center and the Ronald McDonald® Children's Hospital of Loyola University Medical Center. Also on campus are the Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center, Loyola Outpatient Center, Center for Heart & Vascular Medicine and Loyola Oral Health Center as well as the LUC Stritch School of Medicine, the LUC Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing and the Loyola Center for Fitness. Loyola's Gottlieb campus in Melrose Park includes the 255-licensed-bed community hospital, the Professional Office Building housing 150 private practice clinics, the Adult Day Care, the Gottlieb Center for Fitness, Loyola Center for Metabolic Surgery and Bariatric Care and the Loyola Cancer Care & Research at the Marjorie G. Weinberg Cancer Center at Melrose Park.


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Any visit to New York City should be preceded by research to find out about the latest square news for the Greenwich Village area. With a large Any visit to New York City should be preceded by research to find out about the latest square news for the Greenwich Village area. With a large concentration of tourist attractions and a reputation of being one of the central points in the world for culture, the Village is a must-see for any tourist. To find out about the latest happenings going on in Greenwich Village, a visitor should use the washingtonsquarenews.com website and other available resources. This website offers an assortment of information on exhibitions, concerts, square news, and activities that often take place in and around the Village and the park .
Although it is sometimes dwarfed by the larger Central Park, the Washington Square Park is probably the second most popular park in the entire city. This is because much of the park has an open feeling and is often used for cultural events as well as standard park activities. At the heart of Greenwich Village, the park has become a center for artists and musicians, being surrounded by the campus of New York University. There are a number of famous tourist sites located in and around the park, including the arch that is found on the north face of the green space.
In the Washington Square NY area, there are a number of hotels that a person can choose from. Because of its central location, the area makes an excellent home base to branch out and explore the reaches of the city. If expense is not an issue for a visitor, perhaps the best of the Washington Square hotels is the Trump Soho New York. Although this hotel has a high price, it also boasts an impressive list of amenities. Those on a tighter budget may wish to look at either the Chelsea Inn or The Jane Hotel, both of which offer considerable value. By staying up to date on Washington Square news, a visitor may be able to get a promotional rate when rooms go on sale.
In addition to hotels, the Washington Square NY area is also home to a wide range of restaurants and other dining options. While the hot dog carts and pizza vendors may be good for a meal on the run, the upscale dining options of the square are some of the best in the world. The washingtonsquarenews.com website has useful info about some restaurants some of which are old established business and others are relatively new openings. Le Gigot and Blue Hill are two eateries that consistently get good ratings from diners. No visit to New York City is complete without a visit to Washington Square and a tourist can read about square news using the previously mentioned website and local print publications.


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The joint degree MBA/MHA is a 63 semester hour course of study that is normally completed in seven or eight semesters (approximately two-and-one-half-years). It is expected that students who enter the MBA/MHA program will have a working knowledge of commonly used computer programs involving word processing, database and spreadsheet software. Each student must have an individual email address and have access to the Internet. MHA 790 is an applied field experience, normally conducted under the direction of a senior management official at the student's place of employment. MHA 776 takes place between semesters and involves a 7-10 day foreign study experience in Austria, Canada, Germany, England or other destinations.
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When the Butterfield Stage thundered out of Fort Yuma on the Colorado River headed for Los Angeles and then San Francisco from 1858 to 1861, it meandered into Mexico for a short distance, crossed back into California at the New River and aimed for Warner's Ranch.
The dusty and weary travelers got out, stretched their legs, felt the sore muscles in their backsides, maybe had a bite to eat and drink before fresh horses took them on farther. The whole trip of 2700 miles took some 27 days over roads we might see as impassable now.
We've camped at Vallecito -- Spanish for Little Valley -- a number of times, and every time we pack up to leave we say we've got to get back again soon. It's one of the best of the San Diego County desert campgrounds, full of wild stories from its past, stories of ghosts, of the Native Americans who lived there for many years, and stories of the Spanish who came there later, and of the gold seekers who passed through.
It's a quiet, desert campground…
The old stage station has been rebuilt…
During the Mexican-American War of 1846 General Stephen Kearny camped there and set up an army depot where the stage station stands. Later the Mormon Battalion arrived and camped there, and gold discoveries in the west brought numerous travelers through the valley.
The army left the area in 1853 and one James Lassator bought the station after that and ran it as a way station until he was murdered in 1865. For three years, 1858 to 1861, the Butterfield Overland Stage made it a regular stop on the trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
She had come from her home in the east to marry her sweetheart who had struck it rich in the gold fields of California. Of frail health, she had suffered on the hard and wearing journey and died at the stop in Vallecito.
No one knew her name, and a search of her luggage revealed no name, but in it was the long, white wedding dress she was to have worn and she was buried in the little cemetery in that dress.
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When your travels take you through the Anza-Borrego Desert, keep Vallecito in mind whether you camp there or just stop to see the old stage station and take a walk up the hill to the grave of the lady in white.
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"Humid seal of soft affections; tend'rest pledge of future bliss; dearest tie of young connections; love's first snow-drop, virgin kiss." — Robert Burns.
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Melody Longino Simon McCrary of
"He gave me my first sugar," Melody said this week.
The couple wrote and exchanged photos for more than two years. Melody said her mother was OK with it because they were not dating. Billy was transferred from
"He was always in my heart," Melody said. "He was my first."
Melody was working as a secretary at a Goodyear Tire store when she married her boss Bill Simon in 1960. They had three children and were divorced in 1976. Billy had also married and they had two sons.
Melody had been called into ministry in 1971 so after the divorce, she began working in a church in Little Rock, Ark. Melody began traveling and singing with Rita Bullock and later Rene Parrault of
Billy and Melody both led a full life, but the two never forgot each other. Billy said he tried to find Melody a couple of times. He wrote to the newspaper in
"I thought about him every day," Melody said. "I wanted to know what happened to him."
Future bliss
In 2010, Billy's granddaughter was living with him for awhile and introduced him to Facebook. He searched for Melody and she popped up.
"There she was," he said. "She wasn't 14 anymore but by the smile in her eyes, you could tell it was her."
On Mother's Day 2010, Melody was telling her son that she could not forget her first love and was wondering what had happened. That evening while getting ready to go to dinner with her children, her friend Nancy Stern was using her computer when an email came asking Melody to be friends with William McCrary.
"There was the name that I hadn't seen in 53 years," Melody said. "There was his name wanting to be my friend. It was the most exciting time of my life. I pushed
"God opened a portal that day for us," Melody added. "I had him on my heart too long and he found me in five minutes."
Billy asked for Melody's phone number and phoned her right away. Melody had to go to dinner but called him back after dinner. They talked for five hours and every day after that.
"My son asked me what was so exciting about this woman," Billy said. "'She could have been your mother,'" I told him. "Thank God for Time Warner and not having to pay long distance. We would never have been able to afford the hours that we talked."
Billy visited
"We have been very happy," Billy said.
"He has been just a wonderful husband," Melody said. "We play dominoes until daylight. We have been like two young people. Inside you are always young.
Billy and Melody have not yet decided what they will do for Valentine's Day this year. Last year, Billy was in the hospital but the nurse helped him get flowers for Melody.
"She thought they were for me," Billy said. "'They are for you my love,' I told her."
"I will love thee still, my dear, while the sand o'life shall run. And fare thee weel, my only luve! And fare thee weel awhile! And I will come again, my luve, though it were ten thousand mile." — Robert Burns.
Children's Ministry Day
New River Baptist Association will hold Children's Ministry Day from to Feb. 16 at the Jacksonville Mall. Children will be participating in skits and role playing, crafting sheep and sorting items received from the church for Onslow Community Outreach. Special guest will be Theo McClammy, director of Onslow Community Outreach. The children are asking families and churches to donate nonperishable food items, disposable plates and utensils, zip-top plastic bags, dish soap, laundry detergent, trash bags, bottled water, shampoo/conditioner, children's underpants and transit tickets. Office supplies and a new blood pressure cuff are also needed at the Caring Community Clinic Call 910-347-3146 for more information.
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March 30, 2007
|Women's Tennis Picks Up Two CVAC Wins
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|Mount Olive, NC---Pfeiffer women's tennis team picked up two huge conference wins this weekend. On Friday Pfeiffer defeated Barton 8-1. The Falcons turned around and defeated Mount Olive 7-2 on Saturday. With the wins Pfeiffer improves to 12-6 overall and 6-2 in the CVAC.
Pfeiffer women's tennis team won two important CVAC contests this weekend at Barton and Mt. Olive. On Friday, the Falcons traveled to Barton where they easily defeated the Buldogs 8-1. All three doubles won easily followed by straight sets wins by all singles players except for Andrea Stroup who lost to last year's CVAC Freshman of the Year, Chelsea Hseih.
Less than 24 hours later, the Falcons took on the preseason #3 pick, Mt. Olive. The Falcons started slow in doubles with all three doubles going down 2-6, 3-5 and 2-5 in the early games. The #3 doubles team of Juliana Reyes and Heather Smith started the comeback by winning 6 straight games to give the Falcons the first point of the match. #2 doubles, Mia Bobrowski and Patty Dominquez tied their set at 7-7 and then won the next 2 games to take the second point. Within one minute, Andrea Stoup and Samantha Thomas completed their comeback with another 9-7 win to pace the Falcons in what may be the biggest comeback in doubles in Falcon history!
Singles play was also intense with the Falcons winning quickly with Patty Dominguez at 2 and Mia Bobrowski at 3. Andrea Stroup, playing with a bad back lost at one but Juliana Reyes secured the final point by winning 6-0, 6-1. Heather Smith fought a tough match but fell 5-7 in the second and then Samantha Thomas won hers in 3 sets for a final 7-2 victory.
Coach Sunbury said, "This was a great weekend for Falcon tennis and the doubles play was outstanding once we realized we could beat them. Our goal had been to beat the preseason #3 pick, Mt. Olive, as we felt we were stronger and shouldn't have been picked 4th. Our next match against Queens will also be good as they were picked to tie with us."
The Queens match will be Tuesday at Pfeiffer followed by the final home match on Thursday against Anderson.


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