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- K-4067: Bancroft elongated Comfort Height toilet bowl
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- Two-piece configuration allows for easier access to the area around the toilet
- Elongated bowl offers comfort and convenience, extending out an extra 1-1/2" compared to a round configuration
- Covered under Kohler's 1 year limited warranty
- The Bancroft Collection embodies the elegance of early-1900s American design
- Constructed of durable, easy to clean vitreous china
- Installs in a floor mounted configuration
- Features a powerful gravity flush with AquaPiston technology
- ADA compliant - complies with the standards for toilets set forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Comfort Height - designed for ease of use, with a higher than average bowl
- WaterSense certified - toilet uses 20% less water than the current standard while still maintaining superior performance
- Seat and cover not included with this model
Product Technologies / Benefits:
- AquaPiston: AquaPiston single flush canister technology uses the force of gravity and a precision-engineered tank, bowl, and trapway to create a strong, efficient siphon during flushing. The canister flush valve's 3:2 ratio optimizes flush performance and resists warping and deterioration, while its durable design features 90% less exposed seal material than a standard 3-inch flapper flush valve, guaranteeing leak-free performance. The light-touch canister requires lower activation force than a flapper, and once activated, allows water to flow into the bowl from all sides (360 degrees), increasing each flush's power and effectiveness.
- Comfort Height: Comfort Height toilets offer the greatest accessibility and ease of use with a bowl height of between 16-1/2" and 18", the same as a standard chair.
- WaterSense Certified Product: To help make a difference on a global scale and to further its role as an industry leader in eco-performance practices, Kohler has established partnerships with a number of environmental organizations, including WaterSense. Many Kohler faucets and toilets are equipped with low-flow technology - they use less water, while continuing to meet superior performance standards.
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- Overall Depth: 29-1/2" (measured from back of tank to front of rim)
- Overall Width: 18-1/4" (measured from rightmost to leftmost edge of toilet)
- Bowl Height: 16-1/2" (measured from floor to bowl rim)
- Flow Rate: 1.28 GPF (gallons per flush)
- Water Area: 11-1/4" x 9" (inner rim dimensions of bowl, length x width)
- Water Depth (from Rim): 5-3/8"
- Tank Width: 18-1/4" (measured from leftmost to rightmost edge of tank)
- Trapway (Discharge Passageway) Size: 2-1/8"
- Distance Between Toilet Seat Installation Holes: 5-1/2"
- Rough-In: 12"
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6 Questions from the Community
The Kohler K-3827 uses trip lever model number K-9475.
What is the porcelain trip lever model number w/brushed nickel for this particular toilet?
A. The Kohler K-3827 uses trip lever model number K-9475.
The Kohler K-3827 can be used with the K-4636 soft close toilet seat.
Can I get a soft close toilet seat/lid for this particular toilet? If so, what is the model number?
A. The Kohler K-3827 can be used with the K-4636 soft close toilet seat.
The Kohler K-3827 lever can be switched, but the one included is the only one guaranteed to fit. Also, the matching seat is model number K-4650.
Can the lever be switched? What seat is compatible with this toilet?
A. The Kohler K-3827 lever can be switched, but the one included is the only one guaranteed to fit. Also, the matching seat is model number K-4650.
The Kohler K-3827 uses 1.28 GPF and the K-3487 uses 1.6 GPF.
What is the diference between the following toilets: Kohler K-3827 (Item #: BCI1741841) and the Kohler K-3487 (Item #: BCI168222)
A. The Kohler K-3827 uses 1.28 GPF and the K-3487 uses 1.6 GPF.
The Kohler K-3827 does not come as a 14 inch rough in. Kohler does make the K-3947 which is a 14 inch rough.
Does the Kohler Bancroft come in a 14 inch rough in?
The Kohler K-3827 does not come as a 14 inch rough in. Kohler does make the K-3947 which is a 14 inch rough.
The Kohler K-3827 is compatible with almost any standard elongated seat, such as the K-4647.
Will any of the wood or modified wood seats/lids fit this toilet?
The Kohler K-3827 is compatible with almost any standard elongated seat, such as the K-4647.
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Hardison, who visited Kinston and the Interpretive Center downtown Wednesday, encouraged members of the public to contribute any artifacts they had from the Civil War and the antebellum years preceding it.
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"There are lots of thugs released to the Civil War out there, and we are hoping (the public) will share some of these things with us so we can better flesh out the story," Hardison explained.
The Neuse was built in Whitehall — now Seven Springs — on the western edge of Lenoir County, and outfitted in Kinston.
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"This is going to tell the why," Bass said of the sought-after artifacts. "Why is Kinston important?"
He described Eastern North Carolina as "the backdoor to the Confederacy," as it was the source of supplies to Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's army in Virginia. Once Kinston and the eastern part of the state fell, Lee was forced to surrender a few weeks later.
"We're telling a 10-point story, of which the Neuse is the biggest — but not the only point," Hardison said.
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October 14, 2006Pfeiffer edges Barton 2-1 Saturday, 14 October 2006 Wilson, NC---The top two scorers in the Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference traded first-half goals on a breezy Saturday afternoon in Wilson, but in the end, it was a free kick with two minutes and 33 seconds left that kept Pfeiffer atop the league standings with a 2-1 win. Pfeiffer raised its record to 14-3 overall and 9-1 in the conference while Barton is 9-5 overall and 5-4 in league action. Junior forward Laura Crews put Pfeiffer up 1-0 in the 31st minute with her 22nd goal, but junior Barton forward Tara Davis found the goal for her 15th goal less than three minutes later. Barton had two good scoring chances in the first six minutes of the second half. One shot went just over the crossbar and Pfeiffer keeper Jennifer Lindow made a great diving save on the other chance to keep the game tied at 1. The Falcon offense stepped it up after that. Megan Blevins broke free on the right side in the 70th minute but her shot hit the underside of the crossbar and was cleared. In the 80th minute Ashley Hawkins blew past the Bulldog defense but her shot from 12 yards out missed barely left. In the 82nd minute Katie Franca missed high and three minutes later a Crews' header went barely wide. With under three minutes to go Falcon pressure resulted in a free kick 22 yards out in front of the goal. Maria Reis stepped up and blasted the ball into the low left corner of the goal for a 2-1 Pfeiffer advantage. The defense held to give the Falcons a crucial CVAC victory. Pfeifer will return to action Wednesday night when they travel to Catawba College. The game will start at 7:00 pm. This a crucial battle for regional rankings as Pfeiffer currently stands 6th in the region while Catawba is 5th.Soccer Box Score (Final) pfeiffer vs Barton College (Oct 14, 2006 at Wilson, NC)


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With gallery spaces devoted to artifacts from around the world, the Spurlock Museum covers art as well as anthropology and history. It feels like a miniature version of Chicago's Field Museum, minus the stuffed animals and dinosaur bones and plus some statues from the Art Institute. Spend an hour looking at the Spurlock's exhibits and you'll get a quick tour of the globe and thousands of years of history. Open since 2002 and run by the University of Illinois, the sleekly designed museum covers too much ground to explore in depth. One second you're looking at a German suit of armor from the 17th century, and then a few steps later, you've skipped 300 years, moving onto a World War I helmet from Austria. But the exhibits do a fine job of showing the connections across the world's cultures and historical epochs.Divided geographically, the two-story museum's five galleries showcase the peoples of ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt and Africa; ancient Greece and Rome; East Asia, Southeast Asia and Oceania; Europe; and the Indian cultures of North and South America. The objects on display include original artifacts -- such as an Egyptian mummy -- as well as many plaster replicas of ancient and medieval sculptures. These plasters are still impressive for the way they show the majesty of the original artworks.The ground-floor gallery features temporary exhibits, such as a fascinating collection of Korean funerary figures, shown in the summer of 2010.


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Discussion of a major topic or issue within the profession of interior design. Repeat registration permitted. Prerequisite: interior design (ID) major.
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Case of the Complaining Customer (HBR Case Study and Commentary)
Dan Finkelman; Tony Goland; Leonard A. Schlesinger; Dinah Nemeroff; Ron Zemke; Claus Moller
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This HBR Case Study includes both the case and the commentary. For teaching purposes, this reprint is also available in two other versions: case study only, reprint 90315, and commentary only, reprint 90316.
Shortly after installing a new computer system designed to provide quick and accurate service, the president of Presto Cleaner received an angry letter from a customer whose laundry had been lost by the system. The case study looks at the questions: How much service does a company or store owe a customer? Is the customer always right?
In 90304 and 90316, four authorities on customer service--Leonard A. Schlesinger, associate professor at the Harvard Business School; Dinah Nemeroff, corporate director of customer affairs at Citicorp/Citibank; Ron Zemke, president of Performance Research Associates; and Claus Moller, president of Time Management International--consider Presto Cleaner's customer complaint.
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Wooden building blocks are the
premier educational toy. Few playthings come close. Their
long pedigree, according to Witold Rybczynski, can be dated to
(at least) the end of the 18th century:
Simon Schama also mentions Henry Cole,
the inventor of the Christmas Card, as an early promoter of
building blocks made of ceramic. Others credit Caroline
Pratt, who encouraged the development of kindergarten in the
early part of the 20th century. Ms. Pratt's wooden blocks were
the precursor of those in current use in Kindergarten and
Preschool. Finally, there is also a loose connection to
Fredrick Froebel, a mid 19th century German educator who
developed simple sets of
wooden blocks for research purposes. (Still, children love
to play with cut-offs and other fall. The evolution of
Unit Blocks is probably more prosaic, the true inventor a
nameless zimmerman, and there is little doubt that children have
been playing with these bits since time immemorial).
"unit" concept continued to evolve into such famous
offshoots as Erector Sets, Tinker Toys, Lincoln Logs, Legos, and
K'NEX. These are the survivors among hundreds of other
innovative, though less successful unit construction toys that
have passed from the scene. This scaling idea is ubiquitous:
addition and multiplication objectified, and the term
"building blocks" has become a cliché for the modular
concept in general . . . there are "building
blocks" for computer programs, mental health,
school programs, lesson plans, nutrition, . . . whenever
someone wishes to impart the idea of an organizational
structure, the
"building blocks" concept is invoked.
Ours are the
wooden building blocks of legend. Kids love them and they
teach a basic idea of life. You can't buy a
better toy.
The best
wooden blocks are hard and stout and made to the customary
scale for
school size blocks from a heavy, fine-grained hardwood.
But the term hardwood isn't very informative - it refers to the tree
being an angiosperm. Many hardwoods are soft (like Aspen or Balsa)
and many softwoods (gymnosperms - like Fir and Pine) are quite hard.
It isn't a question of blocks being made of hardwood, but of a
hard hardwood. The
premium choice is the American Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum) which
has been used for years for floors, bowling alleys, and countertops.
The downside is that Hard Maple is a premium hardwood and this kind
of quality comes at a price. Other "hardwoods" are much
cheaper. The term hardwood by itself is meaningless and does
not mean that the wood is "hard."
An additional virtue of Rock
Maple is that the blocks are fine grained. For example, Oak and
Walnut are very hard hardwoods, but they tend to have large
pores which result in very rough blocks. The Soft Maples (Red
Maple, Silver Maple, Big leaf Maple. Western Maple) have a
similar color and texture to Hard Maple, but these woods are
materially lighter and softer than Hard maple.
Wood blocks take a terrible pounding over a lifetime and
there is no substitute for quality. Hard Maple is the best. Hard
Maple blocks get the job done and they last. That's
why Rock Maple has been the
woodworker's choice for
Unit Blocks for 100 years.
Sugar Maple (Hard maple) is
a uniquely North American tree - it only grows in the eastern US
and Canada. It is noted for its spectacular colors in the fall
so familiar to the residents of Vermont and New Hampshire. The
Canadians put it on their flag. Europeans substitute European
Beech which is a little lighter and a little softer. Asian
Blocks tend to be significantly lighter and softer.
Our blocks are all
the same scale, regardless of the material.
Blocks should be softened (rounded) on the edges and corners
in order to avoid splinters and a good kit has a wide range of
shapes, all carefully cut to a single scale. There should be a sufficient
number of
rectangles for walls and foundations, but there should also
block shapes -
arches, wedges, and square and round columns. You can't
build anything interesting with rectangles alone.
The best
blocks are completely uncoated. In times past, manufacturers
painted their "seconds" bright colors and made a virtue out of
necessity, but these days painted and colored blocks are viewed
by many people with suspicion. Most of these painted toys come
with little assurance that the paint is safe, and under the best
of circumstances this means only that they are absent lead or
heavy metals - not that the paint is edible.
Other chemicals may be used to treat imported blocks.
Rubberwood, for example, is soaked in Borates during the logging
stage, a family of relatively benign insecticides that easily
dissolve in water or perspiration. Though Borates occur in
many domestic products including detergent, eye wash, and cockroach
powder, and this is not considered harmful by the government - we
think that giving children blocks soaked in bug poison is stretching
the envelope. Our Hard Maple Unit blocks
aren't soaked in, painted, or coated with anything. Nada.
If you are buying our Rubberwood economy blocks from Melissa and
Doug, however, you might want to consider these facts about
Rubberwood or other imported products on this site and elsewhere.
Children enjoy these classic toys for years. They will
begin to play with blocks at an early age and they will continue
playing with them until the age of 9 or 10. Around the age of
4, kids are introduced to
big blocks in school. Teachers like them because
blocks encourage imagination, eliciting it from inside
rather than supplying it from outside. The stores are full of
brightly colored plastic toys that are imaginative for your
child . . . trying to stuff them full of ideas like intellectual
sausages. But it's the child that needs the imagination, not
the toy. Allowed to play freely, children spontaneously create
things ranging from profound to hilarious. Blocks
are a medium for this kind of expression. Kids' engagement
wooden blocks goes through a number of stages. At the
youngest ages, children turn the different
shapes in their hands and look at them. They also show them
to their parents, learn the names, and evidence interest in how
they fit together. After a time, children will begin to sit on
the floor and stack them into small towers. During this period,
learning the ideas of balancing, bridging, and bracing is a key
accomplishment. Next, children begin to make walls, and
following this, four walls with a roof. By the age of 3-1/2,
children will be able to make taller towers, balance a wider
block on top of a narrow one, and can make vaguely
identifiable structures like skyscrapers. They also like to
make roads and drive small cars on them. Maybe more important,
kids from the earliest age are attracted by blocks and their
play evolves over the years so that blocks evince an
extraordinary range of appeal across age groups.
The peak age
toy unit blocks is 4-8. Children will often come across
these large blocks at quality
pre-schools and kindergartens and will yearn for some at
home. Unfortunately, the small
wooden blocks available in
toy stores are nearly useless as they are too light and too
small to be stable. Children can build amazing structures if
given a wide range of
shapes and sizes, but the shapes must be substantial enough
to stand firmly. Interest in them may taper off a bit after the
age of about 9, but many children will haul out their
wooden blocks on a rainy day, and will frequently help
younger siblings accomplish tasks that they have mastered at an
earlier age.
This range of play is important. If you will
look at your youngster's toys, you will realize that there are
very few of them that show this extended span of interest - a
toy that will engage a child's interest for eight or ten years.
We like all kinds of toys here, but we notice that they tend to get a few months
of play and then they break or disappear.
If you ask yourself how much play time you get for your dollar,
children's building blocks begin to look economical
indeed. Building block toys and kids construction toys can
survive generations of use.
The best storage for
wooden blocks is a small bookcase. Simple bookshelves from
Wal-Mart and elsewhere are excellent for storage and your blocks
won't become mixed with other toys. Even the smallest bookcase
will store a lot of
blocks as they stack together tightly. Rolling plastic
carts from Wal-Mart and elsewhere will also serve, but there are
important lessons to be learned in putting the blocks away by
shape, it is far easier to use the blocks when they don't all
have to be dumped out on the floor, and a simple bookcase is the
right solution.
We also make and sell a variety of
wooden craft parts for artists and schools including
squares, disks, and other items designed for craft
purposes. Our
craft cubes and other craft parts are especially useful for
making cube puzzles and other picture puzzles.
Take the time
to explore our web site. It has over 165 pages showing pictures
block buildings,
famous buildings in general,
how to order, details and frequently asked questions, a page
for school officials, a page for ordering our free catalog, a
page of links to
architecture sites, school sites, and other
toy stores, a page explaining
how to make your own blocks, and pages for
accessory kits,
open stock,
block kits, and even recipes. We know you are impatient . .
. everybody on the internet is impatient. But even if you're
not ready to buy
blocks, we think you'll find our site informative.
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Sonja Thompson has worked for TechRepublic since October of 1999. She is currently a Senior Editor and the host of the several blogs.
Actually the woman in the first photo in the LBD looks a lot like someone that I know. A singer here on the Pub Circuit. So who's she meant to be? Col
About the Pub Circuit?
Easy don't pub's have computers too? They still have to be repaired and I was in one pub when I met this person. :p When I had the time I used to go and drive a sound board for them just like I used to back in school for a little unknown group who became really big. :0 I haven't seen her for a couple of years now but I still ring her and talk to her as well as her Husband. :D Col
Oh GOD I feel so ill. I'm now going to go and do some work to loose that idea from my mind before it destroys me. :-& :-& :-& :-& :-& :-& She may look good through the scope of a High Powered Rifle loaded with my special Bullets for the Hunt and Mount a Polly a day Sport but even then I would hate to expose any half way decent scope to that image. Just so wrong. Col
You...you do so by means of...intimacy?
To cause massive pain to the contestants. The last time I had anything to do with the fashion industry I asked what all the fuss was about as it was only bits of rag involved. For some strange reason the people involved didn't like that at all. :^0 Col
You need lots of Expensive, High Intervention Long Term Therapy for saying that even if you don't mean it. It's much worse if you actually believe it and I doubt that a cure is even possible. Stop inhaling all that Smoke from those welding Rods it's adversely impacting on your [b]Mental Health.[/b] :0 God I now need lots of something to make me forget that thought. :-& :-& :-& :-& :-& :-& :-& That is just so wrong on so many levels. [i]walks away shaking his head.[/i] Col
You will be on the jury?
Perhaps we'll gets to see these devices when you enter the Perth Fashion Bloggers Festival. I can not wait to see you modeling the male version of these devices. Ideally showing just how well that they work. :D Col
She's a fox.
Australian history lesson, Col. I never got that angle before. Great story -- great beginnings. (Reminds me of the story of a white settler who said to Chief Niwot that they thought they would like to settle in what would be the future Boulder, Colorado. To which, Chief Niwot replied, "Why?") And you gave me far too much credit for seeing into Australia's current political situation, although it seems to be a trend well recognized in Europe right now. Transitioning right: Sarkozy and Merkel. Penn's daughter a force in France? UK's version of copiloting. Etc. But my reference to the legislative body was solely nominal, as I would understand you to have the Houses of Parliament rather than our names. Wish I could take credit for a more educated twist. Next time I will.
Both sexes.
By their maker that all of Santee's Chasity Devices where as secure as M$ Windows. They all have a Quick Release Option for when Hubby/Daddy isn't around and all look secure when he is. :0 Col
And, certain chastity devices.
That I can not say anything about the Security Grills that Santee made for these places? I understand that if Santee can not escape they are bought by all of these places around the US who are on a Franchise Arraignment. :p Col
Have a Federal Government in AU. But we where not stupid we found a bit of land that no one wanted not even the First Inhabitants who tried to give the land away but no one took as the Aboriginals couldn't pay the new whites enough money to take it off their hands initially and we built an Artificial City there safely away from everything. The Tribe who used to own the land has been in a ongoing party after off loading the land onto the unsuspecting fools ever since. They claim that now that they do not have to travel the world attempting to give away the place they can now afford to party on. Not much of a problem once the Dutch found the island but it was very hard before they arrived and very expensive for this tribe who was constantly bankrupt in their attempts to get rid of the place. ;) That way they think that they are important and we just ignore them totally. Currently just to confuse them no end no single party got a majority at the last erection so we are letting them play with each other while we ignore them completely and wait for the fun to start. That way we get to laugh at their pathetic attempts to sound Impotent. I believe that someone suggested breeding the leader of the Libs with the leader of the Labor Parties to see what Abomination against Nature came about but that idea was howled down as unworkable as both of them would prefer to kill themselves rather than attempt to breed with the other. That is if it's even possible to get them to look interested in breeding. I understand that others in the world are looking on with interest while we in Au have a complete disinterest in their goings on but we got the idea when someone said something about the Italian Government who hasn't had a majority in over 50 years so we though about trying it here to see what happens without a government. :D Col
a House of Representatives in Australia? And with a ChairMadam and all that?
I can see HAL now: "Best squelch this right now before any suspect I service a vvhorehouse."
What you mean the Pubs or the Knocking Shops? Don't do too many of the first but if this is any help they all have Pokies in them and I know nothing about the second other than what I've seen on TV or been told by Santee. OK most of what I do know about Knocking Shops was told to me by Santee in very Vivid Detail. :p Col 0:-)
Tell about the houses of ill repute.
Cool pics. You guys should get fancybox or something into they site. would make viewing the images much less jaring =)
Big fat Captain America - now that's the America I know!
Image. While Rome burns.
Lament is, afterall, dreary and not good for the soul. Strike it up.
Hot babes! Sorry...maybe the ladies will enjoy the male entries there! :)
I sure do enjoy these costume contest things. Lots of cool costumes and gutsy people. Looks like it was a lot of fun.
It surely would help to know who the stars are, and what characters the costumes are portraying. I used to know most of 'em, but now there are just sooo many.
If you haven't been to a DragonCon event it is definitely worth it. I went for several years to work an actor friend's table and the costumes in person are amazing (and yeah some were more along the lines of "what were they thinking?"). All in all it is always an awesome time and I wish I could have gone this year as just a "fan" and not working. :-)
Okay, Comic... now Dragon Con... I'm about con'd out. When is TR coming out with the burning man swimsuit issue?
Let Sonja know!


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DEEP RUN — Tuesday's East Central 2A Conference softball showdown between league leader Topsail and second place South Lenoir lived up to the hype.
It just didn't end the way the Blue Devils had hoped.
Summer Darnell drove in two runs and pitched a complete game, and the Pirates scored the winning run on an error in the eighth inning of a 5-4 win that gave them a two-game lead over the Blue Devils in the league standings.
South Lenoir tied it at 4 in the fifth after falling behind 4-0 when Madison Herring singled, then came all the way around to score after the ball got by center fielder Kaleigh Bordeaux.
Two-plus innings later a sharply-hit ball by Darnell to Herring at shortstop couldn't be fielded cleanly, which allowed Keri White to score from second for the 5-4 lead.
Darnell worked around an error in the home-half of the eighth to give her team its 22nd straight league win and its seventh straight over South Lenoir (12-3, 6-2).
"We win as a team and we lose as a team," Blue Devils coach Lisa Smith said. "We were down 4-0, and we came back and fought hard. I was very proud. … We just made one less mistake than they did.
"We hadn't lost here all year long (and) didn't want to start tonight and they wanted to protect their house. And they did just about everything they could do."
South Lenoir, which fell to third place following Richlands' 6-5 win over East Duplin and had its nine-game win streak snapped, hadn't lost since being 10-run ruled at Topsail in a 13-0 loss on March 15.
While it never appeared as though this one would end in the same fashion, it did look as if the Pirates (13-2, 8-0) were on their way to yet another win after they jumped out to a 4-0 lead early.
But it was short lived.
Madison Beyer's two-run double and an RBI groundout from Meredith Sanderson in the fourth helped South Lenoir erase the four-run deficit and pull to within one at 4-3.
The Blue Devils then tied it in the fifth on Herring's round-the-bases single, and all the momentum seemed to shift to the home team.
Taylor Sandlin gave up four runs on six hits in four innings, then Beyer came on in relief and retired the sides in order in the fifth and seventh innings and worked around an error in the sixth to keep it tied heading into the extra frame.
Beyer struck out two and gave up no hits in the tough-luck loss.
"Compared to the last time we played them, 13-0, I mean, I couldn't be — the only way I could be happier is if we won," Smith said. "It's a shame because both teams played so well. I'm proud of our girls and how they fought to come back.
"I thought our two pitchers did really well tonight," she added. "They're learning how to fight."
Darnell, a senior, gave up only four hits and didn't give up her first until Sandlin singled in the comeback fourth.
South Lenoir got a pair of hits from Herring and Morgan Mentz in the fifth, but managed only one base runner the rest of the way — Mentz, who reached on an error and made it to third, in the eighth.
Darnell threw 148 total pitches, 93 for strikes and struck out 10 in the win in what will most likely be the last time the two teams play at South Lenoir, at least for the foreseeable future.
Next year the Pirates are moving up a classification to 3A.
"They are a very good team. They fight," Smith said of her league rival. "They're a great hitting team — they play all year round — and they're a great fielding team and Summer's a great pitcher."
Up next for South Lenoir is a league game at Jacksonville Northside on Friday. While the Blue Devils are now two games back of Topsail and a game back of Richlands in the loss column, Smith isn't in panic mode with six conference games left.
"In hitting we've got to be more consistent with everything," she said. "When we did what we were supposed to do we got the base hits, and doing our fundamentals.
"They're a good bunch of girls and they're going to come back and they're going to work hard."
Notes: South Lenoir was 2-for-10 with runners in scoring position. … Blue Devils pitchers Taylor Sandlin and Madison Beyer threw 35 pitches each. … Both teams committed three errors. … South Lenoir will make up its game with Richlands on May 2. Its game with East Duplin, regularly scheduled for May 3, has been rescheduled for May 7.
Ryan Herman can be reached at 252-559-1073 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @KFPSports.
Topsail 100 300 01—5 6 3
S. Lenoir 000 310 00—4 4 3
Darnell and White; Sandlin, Beyer (5) and Williams. W—Darnell. L—Beyer.


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Resto druid @ Frostmane-EU
Well I did raid Maraudon when I was a lowbie, but first raid was Molten Core.
10M Scholomance before it got reduced to the 5M version.
And my very first PvP raid was at lvl 13 or so in Ashenvale. Was shitting my pants when I saw my first Moonfire getting shot at us by some elf druid. Didn't even know who the enemy was or what they looked like.
Karazhan here, damn good times.
Either Scholo or Baron.
**Or our epic wannabe raid on the undercity back when world pvp was awesome and exciting and guards wouldn't 1-shot everyone.
Karazhan. Best instance ever, really.
Karazhan, have fond memories of that place (althought by unspoken consent no one ventured into animal quarter)
10 man strat dead side. on my enhancement shammie. had no clue what i was doing, but had fun doing it!
Molten Core
loot reaver.. :P it was interesting
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Last of a three-day series about the Craven-Pamlico County Animal Shelter.
A lady is leaning against the counter at the Craven-Pamlico Animal Shelter. She has a cell phone placed against her ear and she is merrily chatting, "Oh, I'm just over here at the doggy jail."
A jail implies crimes, and if these dogs are in here for crimes, most, unfortunately, were committed by their owners.
Animal control officers seem sometimes perplexed or amazed at the animals that are brought in for problems they believe are easily corrected. While some owners, they say, do all they can to train their pets, they can still tell stories, such as the one about the dog, mentioned in an earlier part in this series, that ate a sandwich its owner had left sitting unguarded on a table.
One of the biggest problems owners claim upon turning in their pets is that they're out of control.
"It takes time, it takes energy, it takes commitment," Smith said of turning these animals around. "We live in a very disposable society, and I think animals are a part of that mentality."
While animals adopted from the shelter are thankful and loving pets, you can pretty safely guess that few of them have had any significant amount of obedience training.
You need to know what you're getting into. Pets are a long-term investment.
"We try to talk to people that come in," Smith said. "This is what you're going to have to expect, this is what kind of money you're going to have to put into it."
Patience. Determination. And, yes, money. These are the things that make a good pet.
"Number one," Smith says, "get it spayed or neutered. That curbs so many behaviors once they don't have those hormones. Number two, get it into training."
Also, make sure your pet has the kind of personality that matches yours. Even mutts take on the personality of the breeds that make up their canine soup. An elderly person who just wants a laid-back companion should probably not go for a sporting breed. There are plenty of books and sites — the American Kennel Club for one — that provide information about dogs and their traits. The same goes for cats, to a lesser degree.
Dona Baker is a professional dog trainer in New Bern who shared some advice on behavior modification for new pets.
"If a dog develops problem behaviors, it's usually because the dog hasn't had any guidance from the owner," she said. "You take a canine and bring it into your home, you need to teach it what items are theirs. Just like children, you need to have rules, but you also need to teach them.
"They are not furry little humans," she adds. "Some people don't realize how much training is involved when you bring a dog home. It's a huge commitment.
"People get frustrated with that. It's not the dog's fault, and they give up and take them to the shelter. Most of that is preventable."
Baker agrees with Smith's notions that dogs can be at their most trying about the time they reach their teens in dog years — that is, between nine and 24 months. "It takes about that much time for people to get frustrated with an untrained dog," she said.
As to training, Baker said that using a harsh voice or hitting your dog is not the best way to go.
"You know the adage that you get more flies with honey? Well, behavior modification, positive reinforcement gets you farther," she said.
Misbehaving dogs often are seeking attention, and the trick is to convince them that attention comes quickest when they obey.
As an example, she spoke of how she trains dogs not to jump. "I put my hand on the dog. I just use a (verbal) behavior marker that simply annoys. I dodge the dog. And then I teach the dog to get my attention: the moment that dog sits I praise the dog. I reward the dog."
"The thing is to give your dog good manners," she said. "Dog training is very easy. It's a lot of fun. You just need someone who can teach you to train a dog."
A number of classes are available: Baker offers both individual, in-your-home training and, for a lower price, group training in a classroom environment. Some pet stores, such as PetSmart, also offer classes. If money is a major problem, there are books and websites that offer advice. A quick search for "pet training" on YouTube, for instance, gives 2,840,000 results.
One interesting statewide program that is offered in this area is New Leash On Life.
Every eight weeks or so, Trinity Smith selects four dogs that are rough around the edge, but have potential. The dogs are then sent to the state prison on Alligator Road near Vanceboro.
There, a team of six inmates — four primary trainers and two assistants — work with the dogs for eight to 10 weeks, training them to become good house pets.
Brenda Malenga, a case worker at the prison, oversees the program, approving the trainers and assisting Pals for Paws, the agency that adopts the dogs out.
It's a program that helps everyone: adopting owners, dogs and inmates, who receive certification in dog training and veterinary assistance for their work. No other prison in the state offers this certification.
Inmate Gary Clayton is a dog lover and inmate who has been working on the program in Vanceboro for about a year. He was transferred from the Caledonia program in order to receive his certification.
Clayton's current dog is a beagle mix named Benny.
While Benny is kept in a kennel at night and during meal times, he spends all his other time with Clayton. He has his own doggy bowl and bed in Clayton's cell.
"These guys are with these dogs seven days a week," Malenga said, "rain or shine."
Clayton says it's a commitment.
"You have to love dogs," Clayton said. "Seven days a week, 24 hours a day, you're responsible for the dog. No matter the weather, you have to go outside. It has to be fed." There's also the training time and seeing that the dog receives ample socialization with inmates and staff.
"And you get dogs that are stubborn," Malenga adds.
Clayton said: "You have to be a respectful person to have this job. It's hard training a dog in here if you're hot-headed."
Bad trainers are carefully culled and new ones are eased into their new jobs. Four main trainers are kept working and have prime responsibility for their dogs; so much so, in fact, that even staff cannot touch their dogs if they don't allow it.
The two training assistants are studying to take over the primary training task when another prisoner moves on to a minimum security prison or otherwise exits the program. New trainees may be suggested or advised against by inmates, but Malenga has the final say.
People who are serving time for animal cruelty, child abuse or pedophilia are not allowed in the program at all.
Professional trainers train the inmates in their job.
Those trainers become as close with each other as they do with the dogs.
"We live in the same (cell), we eat at the same table," Clayton said. "We're family."
While the dogs are training, Pals for Paws is looking for those dogs' adopters. The prospective pets' photographs are put up on the organization's website at palsforpaws.org (look for "NONL Dogs" on the left hand side). Interested persons may apply and are then interviewed by the rescue group.
When a possible family is found, they are brought to the prison where Malenga takes the dog to the front gate. There, at a picnic table, dog and hopeful master have about a half hour to visit.
If everything's a go, the adopters come to the New Leash On Life graduation day. There they meet their dogs' trainers and take them home. Their adoption fee is $135, a price that includes spaying and microchip. They also get to see the next batch of dogs arriving for the program.
"That way you can see how wild they are when they come in," Malenga said.
Clayton said that Bennie is one of the best dogs he has worked with. While he grows fond of his dogs, and they often become attached to him, it isn't really hard to let them go. "I know it's a business," he said. "I know he's going to go to a good home."
Clayton has high praise for the program and its positive effects.
"I think it's the best rehabilitation tool the state's got," he said. "I know I get more out of it than (the dogs) are. It's done a lot for me. It gives me confidence. It teaches you respect for the dog. The dog respects you, and you respect the people you deal with."
When he gets out, he knows the training he's received will help him. "It helps you become a productive member of society when you leave. It shows you've done something."
Just as important, perhaps, is what it does for him inside the prison. "It humanizes you," he said, scratching Bennie's ear. "It gives you a sense of home, they give us purpose.
"There's nothing else in the world that doesn't ask for anything, but will love you unconditionally. They don't look at you and say, 'You're an inmate! You committed a crime!'
"I can wake up and feel I'm having a bad day, but when I get to the kennel and see Benny…" He trails off a moment before going on. "I may be missing my kids. But he'll rub up against me in that certain way and it eases your pain."
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