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|Misenheimer, NC---The Pfeiffer women's soccer team picked up their second straight conference victory with a 4-2 win over St. Andrews Presbyterian Thursday afternoon. The Falcons exploded for 4 goals and ran their record to 3-5 overall and 2-0 in the conference. The Knights are now 0-4 overal and 0-2 in the conference.
Angela Reale got the Falcons off to a good start with the first goal of her career in the 20th minute off a pass from Megan Blevins.
In the 36th minute the Falcons doubled their lead to 2-0. Jessica Moulton's corner kick found Megan Reeves in the middle of the box and Reeves headed it in.
St. Andrews scored less then two minutes later when Brittany Forrest converted a penalty kick. At halftime the Falcons led 2-1.
Reeves scored her second goal in the 58th minute. Kirsten Bartsch sent a cross to Reeves who beat the Knight goalie to give Pfeiffer a 3-1 lead.
With two minutes to go Kerrie Brown scored on a free kick from 20 yards out to cut the Falcon lead to 3-2.
Bartsch had a breakaway in the final 30 seconds and was brought down in the box for a penalty kick. Stephanie Sexton stepped up and drilled one past the keeper to make the final 4-2 Pfeiffer.
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- Turner syndrome (genetic disorder)
- Other heart defects
- Heart murmur
- High blood pressure in the arms
- A weak pulse in the legs
- Cold legs and feet
- Shortness of breath, especially with exercise
- Legs that are underdeveloped, but better developed arms
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- CT scan of the heart—a type of x-ray that uses a computer to make pictures of structures inside the heart
- Echocardiogram —a test that uses sound waves (ultrasound) to examine the size, shape, and motion of the heart
- Cardiac catheterization (rarely needed)—a tube-like instrument inserted into the heart through a vein or artery (usually in the arm or leg) to detect problems with the heart and its blood supply
Treatment for Newborns
Treatment for Children
- Resection of the narrowed area in the aorta (the same type of surgery used in infants)
- Subclavian flap aortoplasty—involves using a patch or part of the artery to make the area larger
- Balloon angioplasty —involves using a balloon to widen the narrowed area
American Heart Association http://www.heart.org
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov
Canadian Cardiovascular Society http://www.ccs.ca
Canadian Society for Vascular Surgery http://www.canadianvascular.ca
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. Coarctation of the aorta. Children's Hospital of Wisconsin website. Available at: http://www.chw.org/display/PPF/DocID/21361/router.asp . Accessed June 2010.
Cincinnati Children's. Aortic coarctation. Cincinnati Children's website. Available at: http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/health/info/heart/diagnose/coarctation.htm . Updated September 2009. Accessed June 30, 2010.
DynaMed Editorial Team. Aortic coarctation. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php . Updated June 2010. Accessed June 30, 2010.
McCoy K. Aortic coarctation. EBSCO Health Library website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/healthLibrary/. Updated September 2009. Accessed June 30, 2010.
Rothman A, Galindo A, Evans W, Collazos J, Restrepo H. Effectiveness and safety of balloon dilation of native aortic coarctation in premature and neonates weighing <2,500 grams. Am J of Cardiology. 2010;105:1176-1180.
Vijayalakshmi K, Griffiths A, Hasan A, O'Sullivan J. Late hazards after repair of coarctation of the aorta. BMJ . 2008;336:772-773.
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Rocha has owned four of these particular Trout cards: two he sold in 2010 for $88 apiece on eBay and two he had no problem parting with at this Jan. 11-13 memorabilia show for $400 – each.
"Yes, each," repeated Rocha with a grin. "You never know when a player is going to get as hot as Trout and kick off a card frenzy where his card goes up five times in value. But I'm lucky it did because he's paying for my card-collecting habit."
A recent search for Trout cards on Amazon produced 2,126 listings; on eBay there were 2,503 active listings and 11,358 sold listings.
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One of the 25 orange refractor versions of his first official card as a pro, 2009 Bowman Chrome Draft Picks & Prospects #BDPP89, went for $3,701.01 on eBay in November. One of the 25 red refractors of his 2011 Topps Finest #89 rookie card fetched $1,126 in October.


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Right off the bat, I'd like to thank you for taking the time to read the Kinston Free Press on Christmas Day. Those of you who subscribe to the paper or purchase it from a vending machine should be applauded for your desire to keep up on current events.
Even if you chose to steal this paper from your neighbor's yard for the coupons, we appreciate that you like us enough to commit a misdemeanor.
On Sunday, Tax Deduction No. 2 was having trouble getting out of character after a three-week run as Travis Bickle in a local production of "Taxi Driver," so I put her in the car and headed west to finish some shopping.
While I was busy removing cigarettes and incendiary devices from TD No. 2's coat pockets, The Wife made a request:
"Don't let her go to sleep in the car," she said. "It'll mess up her nap this afternoon."
Within seconds, the hum of the tires rolling down the road reset TD No. 2's disposition to a more acceptable level. As we drove through La Grange, we stopped and spoke to Paulette Burroughs as she picked up cans alongside the highway.
"How do ya like my new orange jumpsuit?" Paulette said with her usual good humor. "This sure is some good community service weather, ain't it?"
As Paulette stretched out on the hood of my car to take a breather, she started talking about the gifts she'd purchased for her grandchildren. This discussion sparked a few fond Christmas memories of my own.
I recalled the Christmas morning when I put a series of James Brown and Van Halen tapes in my sister's brand new "Teddy Ruxpin" talking bear. There is nothing more awesome than watching a toy bear belt out "Papa Don't Take No Mess" while his mechanical eyes that were built to handle slow, gentle tempos roll right out of his head and down the hall.
I became so preoccupied with remembering Christmases gone by that I forgot Paulette was laying on my car when I drove off. For a minute, I was confused by the strange site of a person shoulder-rolling down U.S. 70 at an alarming rate of speed.
Realizing my error, I drove back to see if Paulette was OK. She was skint up pretty bad and had landed in the middle of a fire ant hill. Luckily, the fumes from her "medicine thermos" killed most of the ants and caused the rest to start looking for a Jimmy Buffet concert.
I eventually made it to a book store in Goldsboro. For any readers below the age of 15, a book store is a building filled with books, periodicals and $9 cups of coffee. They're trying to integrate with Kindle's and Nooks, but within five years, book stores will be relegated to the same remote island where VHS tapes, the record industry, film-based cameras and Joey Lawrence now reside.
As usual, the tempestuous toddler turned on the charm for total strangers. The writhing yelps of anguish we'd experienced all morning were replaced with dimples and delightful cries of "Hey!" to every person within earshot of a hammerhead fruit bat.
This is the same entity that 20 minutes earlier started screaming "Help!, Help!" in the parking lot when I leaned down to tie her shoe. It only took another 20 minutes to convince the responding officer that this was, in fact, my child.
On the way home she started to dose off. I reached back and tickled her knee, which woke her up for a minute or so before she started to nod off again. I rolled the window down to let in a cold blast of air, which — if anything — seemed to make her more comfortable. A few Cheerios bought a few more minutes, but the Sandman and I were definitely arm-wrestling for her mortal soul.
TD No. 1 had attended a wedding Friday night and had left her silver dress shoes in the front seat. In an act of desperation, I handed the shoe to her little sister, thinking the strings and bows would occupy her for a few more minutes.
Instead of playing with the shoe laces, she buried her face in the shoe as if it were an antihistamine.
"That's so good!" she exclaimed as she came up for air.
"It's not a flower, sweetie!" I said as she pulled the shoe back up to her face as if it were her only source of oxygen.
Since the shoes had only been worn once, I figured there wasn't anything too horrifying living in them yet. The idiots around me on the highway were threatening to cause a 10-car pile-up anyway, so I decided it would be easier to explain a case of athletes face to a pediatrician than to have an accident, so I let her inhale away.
Of course, at the next stoplight, someone who knows me from the paper rolled down their window to alert me that the child in the back of my car was asleep face down in a shoe.
"Thanks for reading The Free Press!" was the only reply I could come up with.
On the way home, I started thinking about past Christmases again. I remembered my friend Prozac calling me up one Christmas asking for help decorating his tree. I drove over to find him standing with a needle and string, cursing to himself under his breath. He'd apparently been having trouble stringing up popcorn to put on the tree.
I walked over and checked out the needle; it was fine. The string seemed strong enough for the job. A few seconds later I suggested it may make his job easier if he were to pop the popcorn before trying to string it up.
It wasn't exactly a Christmas miracle, but it did give me something I could hold over him for years to come.
Merry Christmas.
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July 10, 2013
Abby Egan
When I started college, I was intimidated by my peers that knew exactly what they wanted to do. I knew what I liked to do but not what I might want to do after college, realistically. So, I entered my freshman year with an undecided major...and an immeasurable pressure to figure out who I was going to be.
I rushed to declare my major as English/creative writing because I love to write. But then I decided I love kids and I'd rather be a teacher so I changed it to education/literature. But then I realized that I hate literature classes, so I went back to English/writing. And then I decided I love philosophy, so I added a philosophy minor. This past semester, I realized I love psychology classes, too, so I'm even thinking of adding a psychology minor now. What I learned along the way was 1. Find what you love, 2. Don't be afraid when that changes, and 3. Connect with your academic advisor.
An academic advisor – the person who helps you choose your classes and makes sure you're doing everything you need to graduate – is the most valuable asset you have on campus, as they are available to you for unbiased advice and guidance every step of the way. For me, this person was Mr. Elder. We met during orientation; he was this ancient old man that only spoke when the moment called for his wise input, which was usually dispensed in the form of a long-winded story with a moral ending. He has been my advisor since day one and I can honestly say I would be utterly lost without him.
But just because you're assigned to one advisor doesn't mean you can't seek out another who better suits your needs. Find the best academic advisor you can so they can layout the opportunities available to you. A good academic advisor will lead you to where you want to go but allow you choose the direction in which to travel. They are your connection to the dreams you want to achieve beyond college, even when your dreams change as frequently as mine do.
Abby Egan is currently a junior at MCLA in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, where she is an English Communications major with a concentration in writing and a minor in philosophy. Abby hopes to find work at a publishing company after college and someday publish some of her own work. In her spare time, Abby likes to drink copious amounts of coffee, spend all her money on adorable shoes and blog into the wee hours of the night.
July 12, 2013
Veronica Gonzalez
It's very crucial that every college student studies but one thing to study in college is the physicality and the expectations of the college classroom. Every classroom varies so get to know how things are done in each and every one of them.
When walking into a classroom, the first thing that must be done is to observe the set up. Are the chairs/desks lecture style, chevron style, etc.? Also, know where the doors, emergency exits and windows are in case of a fire or other dangerous situations. Observing these things is both helpful and safe.
Next, paying attention in class is extremely important. Try sitting near or in the front row so that you don't miss anything when note-taking. If the front row is full, however, find a seat near the lectern. If that fails, don't be afraid to talk to your professor. (Remember: Professors are there to help you learn in any way possible!) Never sit in the back of the classroom because that gives the impression that you think the subject matter of their class is a waste of time.
Besides observation and listening, having the right materials in class is important. Always bring textbooks, pens/pencils, plenty of paper, laptops (or tablets, if applicable) and homework assignments. This lets professors know that you're willing to participate in class; however, little distractions keep you from learning so avoid texting, social networking or Internet browsing in class, unless your professor gives the okay.
Finally, know your priorities and responsibilities as a student. Your main priority is to learn and interact with the professors and with fellow classmates. Also, study the syllabi so that you'll know what to expect in the courses.
Knowing the dos and don'ts of the college classroom will help you in more ways than one – you'll thank yourself later!
Veronica Gonzalez is a rising junior at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her current major is English and she plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in this field. She served as the vice president of the UIW chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta from 2012 to 2013 and she returns as a junior delegate in the fall of 2013. Her dreams are to publish novels and possibly go into teaching in the field of English.
Carly Gerber
I know a few people (and I'm sure you do, too) who take ADHD medication; however, their names are not the ones on the prescription bottles.
Most people – often college students – who are not prescribed attention-deficit drugs like Adderall or Vyvanse use the pills during times of high stress, like during final exams. Getting a hold of these drugs is so easy that sending one text message to a friend can lead you to the door of a dealer. Usually, the dealers are students who are prescribed ADHD medication and have extra pills to distribute...but not for free. According to a recent New York Times article, a student revealed he is prescribed 60 pills a month from his hometown psychiatrist; he personally uses only 30 or 40 and sells the extra pills to students who want the added push to help them focus.
Universities around the country have become aware of attention-deficit medication abuse and are creating rules to eliminate the misuse. The biggest problem is for university officials to find a system that works. For example, California State University in Fresno requires students to go through two months of testing and paperwork, then sign a formal contract which requires them to submit to random drug testing, to see a mental health professional every month and to not distribute the pills. Other universities, like the University of Vermont, want nothing to do with evaluating and prescribing students ADHD medication and would rather have students go to outside health professionals to get prescriptions, as the school doesn't want to be liable if students get sick or die from using ADHD medication.
I believe there's another problem here. Students shouldn't feel stressed to the point of committing a federal offense by taking unprescribed attention-deficit medication. What do you think about students abusing ADHD medication and how can we eliminate this issue?
Carly Gerber is majoring in journalism at Columbia College Chicago. She loves fashion and hopes to cover the topic for a Chicago-area magazine. In her free time, she focuses on her blog, loves making jewelry and spending time on Pinterest and Pose. She hopes to use this blog to guide and relate to its followers: college students like herself!
July 17, 2013
As we all know, it's tough living a healthy lifestyle at college but according to USA Today College, doing so can lead to a higher GPA! Here are a few tips from me to help you live a little healthier while attending college:
Do you have any tips and tricks for a healthy college lifestyle?
July 18, 2013
Freshman year of college can be scary but falling for college myths can fuel the flame of this fear.
I remember myths about my school: It was haunted, college seniors were going to somehow prank the freshmen, and walking under the school's clock tower would make you fail your classes. The rumors felt overwhelming at first but then I decided to put one of those myths to the test, starting with the clock tower. One day, I darted under it. The stained glass windows looked phenomenal from the inside and I thought, "How can something so beautiful be treated like a curse?" Days after my investigation, my grades were fine. As for the other myths that I heard about UIW, they were just the same: The school wasn't haunted and the college seniors never did prank the freshmen. Even though I was high on guard, they were all false.
The sad part about all this is that many college students will scare freshmen with myths and completely omit the good things about college like events, socials, etc. So how can you tell what's real or myth in college? First, if you hear about something and it concerns you, ask an advisor or professor about it. (Professors/advisors know more about the school than the student body.) Second, listen to how the subject is brought up and ask yourself, "Are they joking?" or "Do they sound serious?" Finally, listen to yourself. Do you take their word for it or yours? Only you can determine what's real and what's myth regarding your college.
July 15, 2013
Chelsea Slaughter
Campus life can get hectic, especially if it is your first time experiencing it. With new opportunities, new people, new rules and new atmosphere all coming together for one big whirlpool of "NEW," it's easy to lose your head and lose focus of the true reason you decided to attend college...and that is higher education!
The most important way to stay grounded is keeping the right company. Friends have way more influence on us than we care to admit. Keeping a circle who can give you a good balance work and fun is key. It is also important to BE a good friend. Sometimes we care more for the well-being of others than our own. Learn to take your own advice!
Setting goals and/or a daily/weekly/monthly schedule will also make life easier. When things get crazy, it is always nice to have something to refer back to. Goal setting can help you determine when you have time to have fun and when it's time to get down to business.
Make sure to balance your extracurriculars as well. Don't JUST join all social or all academic clubs and don't JUST play sports – try a nice medley of everything! This way, you will always have a group to depend on when one aspect of your life is lacking.
College is all about new lessons and experiences but also about getting an education. Don't let all the "NEW" overwhelm you. Be spontaneous, try new things and have fun...but be SMART! Stay grounded and remember the lessons you learned growing up. (Your gut feeling will never let you down!) Keep your future first at all times and you'll navigate the "NEW" like a pro!
Chelsea Slaughter is currently a junior at Jacksonville State University majoring in communications (public relations concentration) and minoring in art. She serves as a resident assistant on campus, is the treasurer in the Public Relations Organization and is an active member in W.I.S.E., NAACP and Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Leadership Society. She aims to work in the entertainment industry post-graduation and is well on her way thanks to an internship with a digital marketer to several music artists. Chelsea strives to achieve all of her goals and motivate others along the way.
July 16, 2013
Melissa Garrett
With the environmental crisis being an important issue to many college students, an environmentally-efficient campus is definitely a plus for potential enrollments. Chatham University boasts environmental sustainability as one of its most important missions and the school has definitely tackled one issue: transportation.
Chatham has a number of common methods but some that are a bit more unique and uncommon. Like many universities, Chatham has embraced a shuttle system. These shuttles are referred to as "Green Machines" and run on biodiesel, a renewable and clean-burning alternative to diesel fuel. The shuttles run until 3 a.m. and not only take students to the nearby Eastside campus but also to the hotspot of Oakland. Students needing a break from studying and the everyday hustle and bustle of college life have an efficient way of getting to the restaurants, stores and museums that can be found in this popular area of town.
A student with a driver's license who does not have a car on campus has the option of renting a Zipcar. Having a Zipcar available discourages individual car ownership, therefore resulting in less pollution. Of course, not all students have licenses to drive but fortunately, public transportation has been made extremely easy to access at Chatham: Students are permitted to use any Port Authority bus for free simply by displaying their Chatham ID. The university encourages public transportation as a way to conserve energy and offering free fares for college students is definitely a great convenience for students looking to get to different areas of Pittsburgh.
Chatham University has definitely lived up to its promise of encouraging environmental sustainability. With transportation being one of the leading causes of pollution, providing alternatives to students that are easy to access greatly helps to reduce the campus' carbon footprint. What is your school doing to lessen its environmental impact?
Melissa Garrett is a sophomore at Chatham University majoring in creative writing with minors in music and business. She works as a resident assistant and is currently in the process of self-publishing several of her books. She also serves as the president of Chatham's LGBT organization and enjoys political activism. Melissa's ultimate goal is to become a college professor herself.
June 6, 2014
Suada Kolovic
Attention recent college graduates: You CAN find a job in your field...it just might be overseas.
Based on the analysis of the migration patterns of LinkedIn members in 2013, there are 10 destination cities that most recent college graduates flock to after graduation. By examining the geographic movement of its members over the last year and taking into consideration every new position added to a user's profile between November 2012 and November 2013 (excluding movements that did not exceed 100 miles), LinkedIn ranked each destination city by "the percentage of movers who were recent graduates." Check out the 10 cities with the highest percentages of recent college grads below:
For more on the methodology behind this study, head over to LinkedIn. And for more info on adjusting to life after college, check out Scholarships.com: We've come up with some resources to ease you into that transition with information on everything from becoming a young professional to deciding whether it makes financial sense to move out of your parents' house and into your own place. Browse through our Life After College section to put your worries at ease!
July 22, 2013
"I need to take all of my stuffed animals with me!"
"'Cause I'll need them!
This was an actual conversation I had with my friend when I was packing for my freshman year of college. I was absolutely convinced that I would decorate my bed with the stuffed animals I had collected since childhood; after my first few days at school, however, they were shoved in bins under my bed to make room for my new friends to hang out.
Dorm rooms are always smaller than you anticipate. Your storage space is tiny, especially when you're sharing one room with two to three other students, and bringing unnecessary knickknacks along becomes a hassle. Entering college can be frightening because you're leaving so much behind and starting a whole new chapter of your life but remember, you're going to be making memories along the way.
When packing memorabilia, keep it simple and sweet: one or two things you absolutely can't leave home without. Most students don't move out of their family homes permanently when leaving for college so leave the family scrapbooks and little league trophies at home. Look forward to the stuff you're likely to collect along your journey through college. Look forward to the change of lifestyle when you move away from home. But mainly look forward to the change you'll grow into as you become a better version of yourself.
Nowadays, my bed at school is decorated with one stuffed animal: my school mascot. As for the rest of my cuddly companions? They're at home whenever I need to visit them.
August 5, 2013
School clubs and organizations can be one of the best ways to meet people who share your interests. When you first begin college, the large amount of choices available can be both exciting and overwhelming: It may be tempting to join every group (believe me, I know) but it is best to commit to just one or two that you really enjoy.
When I first started at Chatham, the Student Activities Fair was the best thing ever to me. There was the Creative Writing Club, All Faith Gathering, newspaper and countless other organizations with booths set up and ready to give us information. Everything sounded so interesting that I attended initial meetings for nearly half of the organizations; not only did this prove to be very overwhelming but also I ended up realizing that there were only a few groups that actually lined up well with my genuine interests.
Once I had narrowed down what I would be most interested in, I started to only attend meetings for the Gay-Straight Alliance and Chatham's All Faith Gathering. I went on to become the president of the GSA, which just goes to show that putting a lot of effort into a club you really love can be very beneficial to both yourself as well the club's future! Don't get me wrong, it's always great to lend a helping hand to an organization every once and a while – and by all means attend campus events if they sound like a fun way to support your fellow students! – but you shouldn't overextend yourself.
Although a ton of student organizations can be exciting and the people may be friendly, it's always a good idea to choose wisely and stay actively involved in the ones that most interest you. Remember, you are at school first and foremost to take classes, so don't get so caught up in extracurricular activities that you run out of time to study.
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The moments leading up to a life-changing event can be excruciating, downright nerve-racking.
Clinging to every word on the television, and checking their phones constantly, a pair of Craven County natives were on alert as they were waiting anxiously to be selected in the 2013 National Football League Draft.
Walking past Kevin Reddick, sometime during the late second round or early third round, I asked the former New Bern standout how he was holding up.
"Man, it is moving quickly," he said.
Reddick, who helped lead New Bern High to a 4-AA state championship in 2007, celebrated his post-football accomplishments with a party at Carolina Colours in New Bern on Friday.
After the second and third rounds passed, his name still wasn't announced.
Reddick, a former starting linebacker at North Carolina, was a Butkus Award candidate and earned an invitation to play in the Senior Bowl.
Through seven rounds, he went undrafted. Reddick eventually agreed to sign a free agent contract with the New Orleans Saints.
Making an appearance at Reddick's party was former West Craven standout Erik Highsmith, who was also hoping to get selected.
The moment he walked in the door, anxiety started to hit him.
"I try not to think about it. I can't help it though," Highsmith said. "This is something I love and something I worked my whole life for."
Highsmith, who started four years at wide receiver at North Carolina, spent Saturday with friends and family.
He wasn't drafted either.
Highsmith agreed to a free agent deal with the Minnesota Vikings.
"It's a business," Highsmith said. "They are going to put the best players out there, regardless where you are drafted or if you are a free agent. If you can play, they are going to play you.
"What round you are drafted doesn't determine anything except for the round you are drafted in."
There were several former teammates at Reddick's party to show support. Three in particular -- Robert Quinn, Quinton Coples and Bruce Carter -- have experience with the NFL Draft.
Coples was a first round pick by the New York Jets in 2012, Quinn was selected by the St. Louis Rams in the first round of the 2011 draft, Carter was a second round draft pick by the Dallas Cowboys in 2011.
"I'd tell him to keep faith in God and let God have his way," said Coples, a Kinston native. "At the end of the day, as you can tell, he has a lot of people behind him.
"This is all about Kevin and we are going to support him."
In the past five NFL Drafts, Craven County has had three picked. New Bern's Davon Drew was a fifth-round pick by the Baltimore Ravens; New Bern's Montario Hardesty was taken in the second round by the Cleveland Browns in 2010; Carter, from Havelock, was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the second round in 2011.
I've known Reddick and Highsmith since their high school days. Both have the leadership skills and the work ethic to prove the critics wrong.
Keep making Craven County proud.
I have no doubt they can be solid contributors in the NFL.
Adam Thompson can be reached at 252-635-5669 or at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow Adam on Twitter @Adam_matic.


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Is there anyone who still thinks that somewhere within the 50 states it is illegal to drive barefoot? Let them check this out; http://thelaw.tv/news/2013/03/19/is-it-legal-to-drive-barefoot/
To: WillyG...
You said: "Less vampires to worry about. Now if we could do something about those werewolves . ."
Vampires and Werewolves... ???
It's ZOMBIES we have to worry about.
(Oops, i forgot ,,, and ALIENS.)
Hi. You're just down the pike from me. Lol... About the same consecutive days. and GB age. Want to be buddies? Have a good Sunday.
Fri., Aug. 30th is AlleycatMO's birthday, regardless of what her profile says....please wish her a h.b. on Fri.......thanks
Nice to meet you.
Welcome aboard buddy, have a nice weekend.
You are getting close to the 1 MM point count. Lets be buddies Thanks ....Shep
IEEE has me down as "unemployed" (you can't have the "retired" status until you turn 62) and they have recommended that I go back to school and get a Petroleum Engineering degree.
"Left lane is for passing ONLY, and not for driving on it at the speed limit." And yet the new Florida law says it's OK to drive in the left lane as long as you are going faster then 10mph under the speed limit.
Thanks a million for your comments. IMHO, US innovation should help create +ve results & create lower gas prices.


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My bad, I meant the lux tax level.Originally Posted by HORNETSFAN
Wilcox has no post up game at all. Chandler has a better post up game than him.Originally Posted by HornetHaven
My bad, I meant the lux tax level.Originally Posted by HORNETSFAN
And all without getting even a damned first round pick, i hate jeff bower!
byron scott did not develop cp3. give me a break. thats like saying phil jackson developed kobe.
i really hope that this trade benefits us and i pray we didnt p*** our season away cuz of money
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I remember when Wilcox first went over to the Sonics - he was killing the rest of the year...I guess when they got better players around him - he cooled off.
I like this trade for a few reasons.
1) We get further away from the luxury tax and all the joy that comes with it.
2) We trade away a good player but get two above avg. players giving us depth.
3) While both guys do come off the books after the year sign and trades are options, giving us even more flecibility.
4) We are getting 2 first rounders and that gives us plenty of ammo to move up.
5) Hilton Armstrong can really develop further.
and that has no effect on your ability to sign free agents, other than their actual costOriginally Posted by kidjock
how are you 100% certain that we are definitely getting 2 #1's, an article on espn says that OK lost no draft picks to new orleansOriginally Posted by UNO Gracias
we could have very much killed our team by dealing him to a team already on the rise, or really made some head room in building a better team.
1. agreedOriginally Posted by UNO Gracias
2. we get 2 average players for half a season
3. sign and trades? if we did that #1 would be moot, fyi, and it won't happen
4. no major media outlet, including the hornets website, says anything about a first rounder, let alone 2
5. he has little room to develop based on his athleticism and age, and he's garbage otherwise. relying more on hilton is bad for the team
Where do u see 2 first rounders? We did get no first round pickOriginally Posted by UNO Gracias
Originally Posted by jmaninc68
I trust my boy eleven. If he says we are getting 2 firsts, we are getting 2 firsts.
trading his salary hurts our ability to build a better teamOriginally Posted by UNO Gracias
the hornets, TP, ESPN, and oklahoma papers have not included this informationOriginally Posted by UNO Gracias
Chandler has a post up game?Originally Posted by HORNETSFAN
well i trust the facts, and the facts say that the deal has already been completed, with no first roundersOriginally Posted by UNO Gracias
Guys dont tell UNO we didn't get any picks!!!!!! Some people still believe in Santa! LOL jk man
eleven, you sure we getting two 1st rounders?
how does it hurt our chances? We were going to have to trade him anyway, and if anything we just gave the okc blunder a $12 mil contract next year, and $13 mil the year after.
if these 2 combined were worth tyson chandler (and only because their contracts are expiring), what are we going to sign and trade them for?Originally Posted by UNO Gracias
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If we don't have two first rounders than scratch that.
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I was taking a fellow poster at his word.
Thanks for bringing in Chris Wilcox... alot of folks don't know how nice this guy's game is. I watch alot of games on the League Pass, and for the last few years Wilcox has been a silent beast in Seattle and now OKC.
I was hoping there was a way we could swing a trade for him, and now that he's a Hornet I couln't be more happy.
Joe Smith is Lagniappe... but he still has a nice post game. The 1st rouder(s) are also nice.
I think we have finally struck gold, and now we have COMPITENT inside players. both can play with their backs to the basket, and Wilcox can run the floor as good/better than TC.
I'll miss TC... the dude is a class act, but we've made our team better with this trade.
Time to make our push an get back on top in the Southwest.
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HARRISBURG, N.C. - The Pfeiffer men's and women's cross country teams competed at the Conference Carolinas meet on a cool and windy Friday afternoon at Frank Liske Park. The men's squad posted an impressive fourth place finish, while the women took home seventh-place. Each program improved upon last season's finish.
The men's team posted an average time of 27:38.92 for the 8-k course and placed six runners in the top 37. Pfeiffer was led by freshman Chris Laughlin who finished 24th overall. Laughlin cruised through the course in a blistering time of 27:05.78 with an average mile pace of 5:27.1. Trailing him was sophomore Henry Furman who posted a time of 27:40.42, good for 28th place. Freshmen Josh Wilhoit and Nicholas Owens finished back-to-back with times of 27:43.81 and 27:48.08 respectively. Sophomore Dillon Edwards and senior Cody Jones rounded out the top six for the Falcons. Mount Olive took home the top spot on the men's side and put five runners in the top 10.
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Washington DC---#11 Pfeiffer University improved to 9-1 with a 119-111 win over host Columbia Union College. Five Falcons scored in double figues led by DeMario Grier who scored 29 points. Logan Call added 28 points and 5 rebounds. The Falcon's pressure defense forced 31 turnovers, with 21 coming on Falcon steals.
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A confident team that seems to be on the rise against a well-established program that is also the area's most successful and just so happens to be a reigning state champion.
That's what we get tonight when
And what a way to start.
For the record if you've been living under a rock, the Cardinals are the ones who enter the season with high expectations and a belief they can not only build off last year's 8-5 record but contend in the Coastal 3-A Conference and NCHSAA 3-A playoffs.
The Stallions sport the area's most state football titles with four, including last year's 1-AA crown. Southwest is now in 2-A following statewide realignment.
This game is big for both teams.
A win by the Cardinals would further show
A victory by Southwest would be a good indicator of how good the Stallions can be this season. Southwest has returned to the East Central 2-A Conference and will face strong teams such as Northside and
So who wins?
My guess is the Stallions because it's hard for any team to beat SWO three consecutive years, something that will happen if the Cardinals win tonight at The Corral. I'm simply just playing the odds.
The last time Southwest lost to an opponent for three consecutive years was between 2006-08 when they lost to Northside five straight times, including in 2006 and 2007 when they fell to the Monarchs twice in one season.
Before that, the previous time was 1996-98 when SWO lost three straight to White Oak.
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Nonetheless, expect both teams to be relevant come November.
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The panel is made up of JDN sports page designer Mike Boaz, Halifax Media regional desk chief Richard Clark, Kinston Free Press editor Bryan Hanks (defending champion), WCTI-12 sports anchor Brian North, JDN sports editor Rick Scoppe and myself.
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Hanks honks: SWO 27-23
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Hanks honks: ED 26-14
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Hanks honks: NS 42-14
Miller mentions: NS 21-13
North notes: NS 19-18
Scoppe says: NS 24-10
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