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MAYSVILLE — What motivates Swansboro soccer player Austin Shedd this season is not just the reality that he is now a senior and that he only has more season of playing at the high school level.
Neither is Shedd all that concerned about his individual statistics, which is a good thing given he is a defender and those playing on the back line don't often score.
But what does motivate Shedd entering this season is winning a state championship, something the Swansboro girls' team did this past spring for the fourth time since 2006.
"I want to win a state championship. That's my main goal," Shedd said before playing in a recent summer league game at the OCSA fields. "Individually, I want to make all-state, and I am expecting to do well, but for me I want to win a state championship."
If anything else, Swansboro coach Doug Kidd said Shedd played at a championship level last season in helping the Pirates to a
Swansboro's season ended with a 1-0 loss at Jordan-Matthews.
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Fast forward to the 2013 season and Kidd expects nothing less from Shedd than to continue his high level of play on the pitch for the Pirates, who kick off the regular season Aug. 20 at Northside.
Kidd wants Shedd to continue playing well on defense but also to be a leader in practice and in games. Kidd said Shedd's experience with his statewide Olympic Developmental Program team as well as playing in this summer's Powerade State Games in
"First of all, I expect a lot of leadership from him. He has a lot of experience and he's played at a very high level after high school," Kidd said. "He's a very intelligent player, very intelligent. He reads the game very well and just uses what I call commonsense while playing the game.
"I'm expecting a lot of big things from his play and from his leadership."
Shedd, who turned 17 Wednesday, is a four-year varsity player and will be a starter this year for the third straight season. He hasn't scored much at Swansboro, recording just one goal and one assist as a sophomore and two goals and four assists last year while splitting time as a center defensive back and a center midfielder.
But as a junior, Shedd was a key cog in a defense that had six shutouts. His defense and ability to distribute from the back was one reason why Swansboro reached the regional semifinals after being just
Shedd doesn't mind not scoring a lot. He's happy fulfilling his role as a solid defender while also helping get the ball out of the backfield.
"I distribute the ball and win the ball in the air," Shedd said. "Most of the time I just try to find the forward checking to me and then he can lay it off. I like doing that."
And like his coach, Shedd expects a lot from himself this season as Swansboro competes in the Coastal 3-A Conference following NCHSAA realignment. But Shedd also knows improvement is important to his success.
"My technique has improved. That's the biggest thing," he said. "Coach Kidd really harps on that and that helps me a lot."
Shedd also looks to continue the progression of his game and that of the Pirates by playing in the summer leagues. He hopes the hard work in the summer will pay off in the fall.
"You get touches on the ball and stuff like that and it's a great way to bond with your team," Shedd said. "I think the preseason has helped. You know what to do and how to mark up."


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The program will consist of Beethoven Sonata no. 3 in A Major, Op. 69; Shostakovich Sonata in D minor, Op. 40; and Mendelssohn Sonata in D Major, Op. 58.
Lee is one of two Steinway Artists in Residence for the School. She made her solo debut in 1990 with the National Symphony Orchestra. She has since appeared as a soloist and collaborative artist at Kennedy Center's Concert Hall and Terrace Theater in Washington, D.C. and Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall in New York City. She has also performed in Asia, Europe and throughout the US, with recent performances in Hong Kong, Beijing, China and Puerto Rico. Donna Lee earned her doctorate from Peabody Conservatory of The Johns Hopkins University, her Masters from The Juilliard School, and her bachelor of music degree from the University of Maryland, College Park.
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A special award program administered through the Division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs (EMSA) to recognize our employees who provide exemplary service to Kent State University, its students, internal and/or external constituents of the Division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, or whose efforts enhance the focus of the Division's mission.
EMSA Mission
The mission of the Division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs is to support the teaching and learning process and the development of the whole student by providing quality programs and services that enhance student learning and student success. The division also supports the institution through a focus on student recruitment and retention initiatives designed to enrich the university community and the lives of students, faculty, staff, families, and the larger community.
Employees whose efforts embody this mission and who demonstrate exemplary service to Kent State University students, or to other internal or external constituencies, may be nominated for the EMSA Employee Excellence Award.
Nomination Procedure
Each month, the nominator (defined below), an EMSA department director, interim director, associate vice president, executive administrator or dean will nominate/choose a contract or classified employee, full or part-time, or graduate assistant from his/her department that has demonstrated exemplary service. Department Directors and employees in the Vice President's Office (EMSA) will not be eligible. Nominations for the Center for Adult and Veterans Services, Center for Student Involvement, Office of Student Conduct and the University Bookstore have been combined due to the small number of eligible employees per unit and will be nominated by the appropriate administrator (stated below).
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**Residence Services is represented twice due to large amount of employees.
The employee award winner will be notified via letter from the Vice President and will receive a framed Certificate of Excellence. The recipient and nominator will be invited to lunch with the Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs. An announcement will be circulated to the e-mail addresses of all Division employees.
An employee can be chosen to receive the Award only once during a five-year period.
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The department director, vice president, associate vice president, executive administrator or dean will be contacted via e-mail notifying them of their upcoming nomination approximately two weeks prior to the due date. Nominations will be due the first business day of the award month according to the above schedule. A reply e-mail is requested and should include the minimum of the name, title, and a brief description of the exemplary work performed by the employee (specific examples are much appreciated).
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These quick learners require obedience training and socialization when young to minimize headstrong behaviour. Give clear boundaries. Ensure they experience a wide range of situations that include supervised contact with children, other dogs and household pets.
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ProfessorX wrote:Paint with primer, as long as its good paint.
NAVigator wrote:This post made me curious. I found this primer about paint primer informative; Painting: How to Choose and Use Primers
6miths wrote:Home Depot's Behr brand comes in either type and is consistently very highly rated in testing by Consumer Reports.
Full Disclosure: I just bought 3 gallons today as it turns out.
Actually after checking the CR site I found that Clark + Kensington Satin Enamel (Ace Hardware) was the highest rated paint and was competitively priced. The Behr Premium Plus Ultra was also a CR choice but the Glidden Premium Satin also sold at Home Depot was rated as the 'Best Buy'.
6miths wrote:I've used Kilz on the interior side of exterior cladding that was badly mildewed. It seemed to seal quite well and I left it open for about 6 months to cure and see how it would do before I replaced the insulation and closed it back in. I had cleaned it up very aggressively and fixed the problems outside before I painted it with the Kilz. Stairs are quite a challenge I find and I would definitely be getting some advice from the pros before going at them.
lindisfarne wrote:You should do some reading at http://www.diychatroom.com/
& then ask the question over there, if you haven't gotten an answer. A lot of professionals contribute to that board.
Many professionals disagree with CR's evaluation of Behr paints, and some will argue that there are problems with consistency in quality.
pennstater2005 wrote:NAVigator wrote:This post made me curious. I found this primer about paint primer informative; Painting: How to Choose and Use Primers
Grt2bOutdoors wrote:I've used Behr's with primer and primer plus Behr's paint. I would go with the latter, primer plus Behr's - have had much better results using the two step process. The paint plus primer didn't seem to have the same consistency of the two step process. Still, found the Behr's to be of very good quality, Benjamin Moore is good paint, but very pricey.
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I want to go ahead and thank Martin for running this once again this year and all the hard work hes done.
Sorry for the UK fans that will want to stay home and watch their team play a ranked team once again this year.
I want to go ahead and thank Martin for running this once again this year and all the hard work hes done.
Sorry for the UK fans that will want to stay home and watch their team play a ranked team once again this year.
Thanks Shawn
Saturday is looking to be as beautiful as the week can offer
heads up going to indiana - two options
I65 to I265 west to I64 west - all highway fairly quick - figure around a 30 minute drive
or you can try the shortcut where you cut through Clarksville and pop out on Spring Street through New Albany and get on I64 west - this route offers the best chance to get lost but can often avoid alot of traffic
I doubt the traffic will be that bad on Saturday morning -but pending other traffic issues always good to know of a second route
For those who choose the UK game over golf - have fun hope they win for you - just remember in this day and age you can always DVR
You got a better chance winning $$$$ in this then the lotto. some come on out & have some fun.
the forecast as of Hump day / 3 days out http://www.weather.com/weather/wxdet...dayNum=3&&%22=
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I am really excited to play the format sounds like fun and it's new to me as I have never played skins. Is there any cost for the final or just show up with your tag. I only ask because I dont carry cash and want to bring the rights amount.
Mike d - the final 9 layout will be available Saturday morning, I will have maps and distances
Also the long and short teepads will be marked during practice and first round
Jeff - no cost to play, your tag is your ticket
Players - don't forget your tag, no tag no play - a new tag is $30
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Copland Fabrics isn't a new business, by any means.
But even though the company has been around since 1941, its fourth CEO, Jason Copland, wouldn't call his kin an old Burlington family.
"We're not the Scotts, or the Holts or the Trollingers — in some ways, we're a newcomer," he said.
Like many others of the time, the Coplands were a mill-working family. After serving as general manager of the Dan River Mill's Schoolfield plant in Danville, Va., Jason's great-grandfather, James R. Copland Sr., became one of the first plant managers of Burlington Mills Corp. — later to become Burlington Industries.
In 1941, in his 60s, James Sr. came out of retirement and sold his stock in BMC to start his own textiles company, specializing in curtains made from newly introduced rayon. Copland Fabrics was born.
"That's what we did for 60 years," Jason said, describing the company's role in manufacturing curtains and as a supplier for stores like Sears, JC Penney, Walmart and Kmart. "If we were still doing what we did then, we'd be closed."
Enter Jason Copland. Now 38, He became CEO of the company when his father retired in 2004, but began working full time for Copland Fabrics in 2001. The middle child of three sons, the business was handed over to him when neither of his brothers — the oldest in law school at the time, the youngest still an undergraduate — expressed interest in running the family business.
"If anyone knows my father, you know he wanted it to stay a family business," Copland said.
But by the time the business shifted to Jason Copland's watch, the textile industry was past its prime in the United States.
From 2001 to 2006, Copland Fabrics changed nearly everything it manufactured. Copland was forced to find products that needed constant local supply, because the company was no longer able to compete with offshore curtain manufacturers — those who supply today's Walmarts and Kmarts.
Faced with a decision about how to remain competitive in a changing industry, one part of the business plan has remained constant: They're not going to build a plant overseas.
Copland said often times, a company may choose the faster, slightly more expensive option when fabric is a small portion of the overall component cost. The component cost of a filter going into a washing machine, for example, is relatively small, he said.
In 2005, when the Central American Free Trade Agreement was signed into law, Copland Fabrics lost most of its finishing business, which included pocketing and linings for pants.
Today, Copland Fabrics manufactures a range of items from industrial, health care and filtration fabrics to flame retardant materials and fabric for the lettering that goes on sweatshirts and jerseys. The company's customers from 15 years ago make up a very small percentage of its customer base today. But the volume of work "isn't that different from what the company did then," bringing in about 60 to 70 percent the sales it used to, he said.
"The biggest thing that hurt us sales-wise was the CAFTA agreement," he said. "That was a nice chunk of our business that evaporated overnight."
In addition to changing markets, Copland Fabrics has changed its facilities — replacing outdated equipment with newer technology and consolidating plants and the machinery that went in them.
In the mid-1990s, the company went from three weaving rooms to one, updating its machinery to looms that do the work much faster. But with increasingly automated machinery comes a decreased workforce, and Copland's approximately 200 employees are evidence that the industry and manufacturing methods have changed since the company employed about 1,000 workers in the 1980s.
"We might have 14 people working in the weave room during the day shift now, versus when we used to have 900 looms, maybe 100 (people) would be working then," Copland said. "The technology has dramatically changed. We're no different than most manufacturing industries. It's a much more high-skill job today, but you need less people."
Teresa James has worked in Copland Fabrics' plants for 32 years — since she was 16 years old. Though her education doesn't exceed middle school, James was able to keep a steady job for decades.
"I've never worked anywhere except here," James said. "I've met a lot of friends."
Though she has seen quite a bit of change over the years, James said the work environment has improved with the changes.
"I like it a whole lot better," she said. "With the old machines, you got dirty. The other job I did was harder."
But things are pretty easy now with new technology, she said. James and Toombs agreed Copland has been a "great place to work."
Every year, the company gives a full scholarship to an employee's son or daughter to go to a four-year college. Copland Fabrics pays for any employee or their sons or daughters to take classes at Alamance Community College. They've seen 86 employees earn a GED over the years, Jason said.
Overall, Copland is happy to say Copland Fabrics is still on its feet.
"Some people have said to me, 'Y'all must be doing something right — y'all must be one of the smarter companies,'" he recalled. "But sometimes, it's not necessarily about being smarter, it's just that you can take a whupping better than the other guy. Maybe I just know how to take a whupping."


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Aid from Providence charity no small thing to kids
Providence General Children's Association has provided millions of dollars to groups aiding children.
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The Twig Gift Shop at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett's Colby campus is staffed entirely by volunteers, with all proceeds going to the Providence General Children's Association. The group supports local children's causes.
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Volunteer Sue Deyoung lends her time at the Twig Gift Shop at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett's Colby campus. The shop is staffed entirely by volunteers, with all proceeds going to the Providence General Children's Association. The group supports local children's causes.
If you think that sounds like a little charity work, think again. Contributions made by the Providence General Children's Association are no small potatoes.
Through volunteer efforts, more than 300 members of the group -- all women -- support important causes that help our community's kids. The association, which also helps Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, has made significant gifts over the years.
How significant?
On Feb. 14, the children's association board of directors voted to pledge $250,000 to the Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center. The Everett-based organization serves child victims of sexual or physical abuse.
It's a place that brings together medical services, law enforcement and legal professionals, mental health help and the state to assist victims and their families through a daunting process.
"Oh my goodness, what this gift is going to do is help us with our building completion project," said Kristine Petereit, fund development coordinator for Dawson Place. The agency's home is a 15,000-square foot building at downtown Everett's California Street and Hoyt Avenue.
"We want to make our building more child-friendly. We may have more murals and more child-friendly furniture, where a victim can feel more at home," Petereit said.
The nonprofit Dawson's Place partners with the Providence Intervention Center for Assault and Abuse, Compass Health Child Advocacy Program, the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office Special Investigations Unit, the Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney's Office Special Assault Unit and the state's Child Protective Services.
Before Dawson's Place opened in 2006, Petereit said, "a victim used to have to go to multiple locations in Snohomish County."
The $250,000 pledge to Dawson's Place, $50,000 per year for five years, is just one gift of many that the children's association has donated to causes large and small.
Also announced by the group's board last month was a $250,000 pledge for Providence Regional Medical Center's Patient Care Tower campaign. That's in addition to $500,000 the group has already given to that fund.
Among grants the association made in 2012 were $15,000 for Providence Hospice Camp Erin, for children who have lost loved ones; $8,000 for the Readiness to Learn Foundation, which helps children on Whidbey Island; $5,000 for Arlington Kids' Kloset, which supplies school clothes to low-income families; and $2,970 to Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County. The association also gives out 10 scholarships each year.
Lori Kloes, director of development for the Providence General Foundation, said the children's association has provided $2,131,828 to support the Everett hospital through the years.
A big chunk of the donations has come from two hospital gift shops. The Twig Gift Shop at the Providence Colby campus and the Pavilion Boutique at the Providence Pavilion for Women and Children are run entirely by volunteers. All profits go to the children's association charitable efforts. In 2012, the gift shops alone netted $165,000.
Tips from espresso stands at the hospital's Colby and Pacific campuses also support the children's association efforts.
The group has a distinguished history dating back to 1953, when Everett's two hospitals each had women's guilds. After the 1994 merger of Providence Hospital and General Hospital Medical Center, the guilds came together to form today's children's association.
"We have about 16 guilds," said Julie Dickson, chairwoman of the children's association board. What began as groups of doctors' wives is now an astute organization with a legacy of major philanthropy.
"Our mission is to promote and contribute to the health care needs of children in the Northwest. We're pretty diligent," Dickson said.
The decision to make a large gift to Dawson's Place came after Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney Mark Roe made a presentation to the association last spring. "We were all in tears," Dickson said.
Hearing about child victims and learning about the work of Dawson's Place was "heart-wrenching," she said. "We don't like to think about it. Just to hear the stories, this is going on in Everett."
The money will help.
Cheri Russum, spokeswoman for Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, is impressed that the gift shops are run entirely by volunteers. "The shops are beautiful, they are great places to shop," she said.
What the Providence General Children's Association does with the profits is beautiful, too.
"They are a money-making, money-giving machine for kids in this community," Russum said.
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Put off social services again at our peril
At last we have squarely before us the titanic demographic collision between our kids' needs, as recognized by the Washington Supreme Court's landmark McCleary education decision, and an aging society's long-term care needs.
While Gov. Gregoire shows some of the price of funding education, her budget -- even with new revenue -- would continue denying teachers and K-12 staff an initiative-guaranteed cost-of-living salary increase. Class sizes would only drop for high-poverty kids in the second grade or below. This is triage, not salvation.
And schoolkids are the lucky ones.
Even after raising over $1 billion through new taxes or continuation of expiring ones, the governor's budget would freeze cost-based nursing home reimbursement in time -- to 2007 -- through July 2015. This brings new meaning to the expression, "The check is in the mail." Can you imagine your employer suddenly announcing you will get paid based on what you spent in 2007? The state would save $28.6 million while removing equal federal matching funds from the economy.
Almost satirically, the budget would base some long-term care funding on resurrecting the same taxes -- on pop and candy -- voters repealed in 2010 through Initiative 1107. That's impossible.
Because home care funding for those hoping to be paid $10.53 an hour for lifesaving care, and over 70 percent of nursing home reimbursement, goes to wages, failure to fund these programs is economically de-stimulatory. This epitome of a penny-wise, pound-foolish approach loses the state a federal dollar for every dollar "saved." Washington already trails even Michigan with one of the nation's worst labor under-utilization rates -- 17.1 percent -- of those jobless or only marginally attached to jobs.
Further, a state that arbitrarily slashed incontinence care and meal preparation hours would now cut rates for 8,275 with disabilities who live more than 45 minutes from shopping or lack on-site access to laundry. As we read more about the home life of wealthy Connecticut school shooter Adam Lanza, our state would also save $11 million by denying 1,100 desperate families assistance in caring for family members with developmental disabilities.
Why not, right? Unlike those who enjoy tax preferences, the vulnerable cannot grease the way with political contributions. Meanwhile, the threat of federal Medicare cuts hangs overhead like a sword of Damocles.
Now imagine, as we must, no new taxes or extensions are enacted. We must assume, then, that the over $1 billion lost from the governor's budget will be subtracted further from long-term care and other "discretionary" spending areas. After all, on Dec. 20, the Supreme Court reaffirmed its McCleary decision by stating, "Slowing the pace of funding cuts ... does not equate to forward progress"; meanwhile, huge federal "fiscal cliff" education cuts loomed that the state would have to make up for. In stark relief, this is the choice Washingtonians are presented with. Our outgoing governor should be thanked for at least hinting at realities others ignore.
Washington is very easily the most progressive state failing to progress. Years of settling for less have created a learned helplessness. Cuts are decried by politicians at the beginning of each legislative session only to be celebrated at session's end, a dissonance forced by political discourse that emphasizes -- for obvious reasons -- success and not failure. Thus we collectively swirl down the drain, unconscious of how far we have traveled.
One advocate described tears over the social services component of this budget rollout -- tears accompanying budgets for the past few years. Isn't it time we stopped crying and started doing something?
Olympia attorney and former state representative Brendan Williams is a long-term care advocate.
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Jacksonville senior Jermaine Linton accomplished a first for fourth-year coach Beau Williams.
After rushing for 139 yards, including a 7-yard touchdown run, on 19 carries to help lead the Cardinals past Swansboro 28-14 last week, Linton became the first player in the Williams era at JHS to have consecutive games to surpass the century mark in rushing.
One week earlier, Linton ran for 114 yards and a touchdown in a 35-0 victory over Topsail.
"It's been a while," Williams said. "And this was his first 100-yard rushing game since he was a freshman."
Certainly two milestones were broken last Friday when the 17-year-old Linton reached triple digits against Swansboro (4-2, 0-1 Coastal Conference).
"It feels good," said Linton, a four-year varsity player. "It was all the offensive line."
The milestones couldn't have ended at a better time as the Cardinals (5-1, 1-0) look to move forward when they visit Havelock (6-0, 1-0) tonight in a game featuring the conference's top two teams, according to the league's coaches in the preseason.
Jacksonville's defense has been the Cardinals' strength this season, but their offense will need to establish a solid running game in an effort to limit Havelock's possessions.
Jacksonville can do that now that Linton and the offense appear to be finding a groove. He now has 335 yards and two touchdowns on 53 carries, averaging 6.3 yards per attempt.
Last year, Linton ran for only 364 yards on 90 carries.
"Jermaine is starting to understand the zone read on his runs and he's reading the blockers," Williams said. "When he gets in there, he's not stutter-stepping and trying to make a ton of cuts. He's just hitting them up, making one cut and getting gone."
Linton, though, doesn't take the credit for his recent success. He said he's received good coaching and that the Cardinals' line has been blocking well.
"I listen to coach and reading everything I have to read," Linton said. "It's been a team effort."
And it will take a team effort if the Cardinals are to upset the two-time defending state 3-A champion Rams, who beat Jacksonville twice last year.
Linton, though, wants to make another impact.
"We need to run the ball," he said. "I want to get another 100-yard game."
Now for the panel
The Daily News sports page designer Mike Boaz still leads the JDN high school football forecasting panel at 40-7 after going 6-2 last week.
WCTI-TV 12 sports anchor Brian North went 8-0 last week to move into second place at 38-9. Halifax Media regional desk chief Richard Clark (6-2 last week) is third at 37-10, followed by JDN sports editor Rick Scoppe (4-4) and me (6-2) at 35-12.
Kinston Free Press editor Bryan Hanks is last at 33-14 after going 5-3.
This week's games
Swansboro at White Oak
Boaz boasts: WO 10-7
Clark cites: Swans 28-20
Hanks honks: Swans 17-16
Miller mentions: Swans 21-14
North notes: Swans 18-17
Scoppe says: WO 21-18
West Carteret at Richlands
Boaz boasts: WC 16-7
Clark cites: Rich 16-7
Hanks honks: Rich 24-21
Miller mentions: WC 28-21
North notes: Rich 14-13
Scoppe says: Rich 42-38
Jacksonville at Havelock
Boaz boasts: Have 28-7
Clark cites: Have 34-14
Hanks honks: Have 42-14
Miller mentions: Have 28-14
North notes: Have 35-14
Scoppe says: Have 31-14


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"Pit Bull." There is no other breed of dog—or arguably, any other animal at all—whose mere mention can elicit such strong opinions. Try a word-associate game with your friends: Ask them what they think of when you say "Pit Bull." Chances are that by the numbers, their responses will be more negative than positive. And it's no wonder: No other type of dog is as widely banned from housing, legislated against, or incorrectly vilified by the media.
How did we get here?
Pit Bulls were once widely considered ideal family pets—affectionate, loyal and gentle with children. But in recent years, these dogs have suffered tremendously from a combination of overbreeding, bad publicity and irresponsible owners. In reality, the overwhelming majority of Pits and Pit mixes are sweet goofballs who have gotten a very bad rap.
Learn the truth.
National Pit Bull Awareness Day, on October 27, is a day of appreciation and education designed to change perceptions and stereotypes about Pit Bulls and their responsible owners. Please take a moment to learn the truth about these wonderful dogs and consider rescuing one of them from a shelter.
Are you a proud Pit Bull parent? Please participate in National Pit Bull Awareness Day, and help us dispel the myths about these dogs by leaving a comment below about your wonderful pooch.
We have a pitbull/boxer mix, Beethoven, white with one brown ear. He is so sweet, loves to give kisses, when we are home he loves to sit & watch TV with us, and has the greatest goofy personality. If he were a person he would be the 'Red Skelton' of dogs. We have a full blooded Beagle and our pit just loves and adores our Beagle as does our Beagle loves Beethoven--they are the best of buds. We want to get another pit/pitbull mix. Our home is truly enriched having Beethoven in our lives. Thanks for letting us share our stories about pitbull dogs.
I have two mixed-breeds but it is obvious they have more than a little pit bull in them. they are brother and sister and I can say they are "goof balls" like this article states. the 100 pound brother sits on your lap every chance he gets. The sister follows you everywhere you go and is the "ears" of the family, noticing everything. They lick our faces and give us more love than we could hope for. I hope they are with us for a very long time.
I stopped at a gas station in Ga the day after Thanksgiving eleven years ago and found a scrawney, black dog sniffing around the garbage. I wanted to take him, but I had cats and had never had a dog of my own. I did know rescuers in Atlanta who would take him, so I decided to rescue him. I just couldn't leave him at the intersection of the Interstate and a major highway. He'd surely be killed or starve! I whistled and he came running. It never occurred to me that this might not be the smartest thing I ever did. I felt so much for this dog. I picked him up without any problem and put him in the back seat. He had a Pitt Bull face and chest and was very strong. The Vet called him a mixed breed I think to make it easier for me and him due to the stigma Pitts have to bare. He had a long scar on his back, and if I had to guess, I would think he may have been used as bait for fighting or that fighting was just not in him to do. so he was dropped off
I started on my way back to Atlanta and looked for fast food places. When I found one, I stopped and got their scraps and fed him through the opening between the two front seats. Once home I made arrangements with the rescuer, but I just couldn't leave that face behind me and became a dog owner. . He was the sweetest animal I ever knew. His name was Hobo, and he was my best friend for the past 12 years! He knew me better than I knew myself, I think. I am grateful for having stopped that day because I feel we found each other. He made a huge difference in my life. He was such a gift and one I found at the right time for both of us! I hope we open our eyes to the gentle side of American Staffordshire terriers because the one I loved was like a soul mate.
My Luca is probably the smartest and most intuitive dog I will ever have. She is a pit- cane corso mix, and looks it. People often cross the street when they see us coming, but they don't know that they are missing out on the happiest greeting in their lives! When she sees someone who is ready to pet her, her ears go back, she starts doing the happy dance, and her tail goes wild! What a sight to see! She is a snuggle bug, a lap dog and a smarty pants. She loves attention, and a good nap. She was a breeze to train and is still learning new tricks (at 5!)- the latest being "high five". Pits are the best dogs in the world. I am so glad to have one in my life!
I am the asst director at Wetzel County Animal Shelter. Eddy is a beautiful brown and white pit, sweet as can be............but the breed is going to get him killed. I love this dog; if anywone is interested in helping him. contact me, asap. 304-455-5348. look at him on petfinder.com
We have what we call a spitty kitty better known as a blue brindle Am Staff who is the biggest baby in the world coming in at close to 100 lbs. She loves people though other pets she has issues with even though she has two other breed sisters. She only like her family sisters. This is a learned behavior from other people beating and yelling at her because she was trying to be friendly with another dog when the owner took exception. (He and his friends started kicking and hitting her.) I have seen her pick up a scumsucker that jumbed out of our fish tank and bring it gently to us. Such as a dog. They are a breed that just wants to please their humans. It is sad that there are too many bad human parents to these lovable animals.
Our little mutt mutt, CJ, came to us at barely 4 weeks and was full of worms longer than his tail. We're not sure what he's mixed with besides the Pit/Staffordshire, but probably a wire pointer. He's got a rudder tail, webbed paws and a weatherproof rough coat. He has a very sweet nature and is such a natural dog. He is especially good with aggressive dogs, laying down and letting them chew on him until he's comfortable. Our 15 yr old half-blind, half-deaf Westie beats him up even though he's a good 30lbs heavier. We also will not hesitate to adopt a dog just because they are a pitty puppy.
I was one of those people who was scared to death of pitbulls...thanks to all the horror stories I had been told as a child. One day my husbands brother found a 3wk old pit who was full of mange & worms. When I looked in his eyes I immediately fell in love! He is now 3 1/2yrs old and is the sweetest dog ever! :) I have even adopted another pit mix from the shelter. I also have a pom who bosses the two around. :) Pitbulls are the best!
I have to be honest here, I am a Malamute/Husky girl myself, and shy'd away from even considering a Pit. That all ended during a motorcycle trip up to Vermont (we live in Mass). My Mother always donates money to a shelter up there while on vacation. So we went to do the anual trip to the shelter to say hi to some kitties and puppies and give to a wonderful cause. I walked down the line of dogs and loved this one on the end, she was a dane mix, but extremely shy and didn't take to us, the cages next to her contained 2 pit/american Bull mix ... they were alost identical, but one seemed more of a bully than the other. So what does my hubby do, he asks to take out the dog known as Chip at the time. This dopey lovable dog. I instantly fell in love with him. But when they put him back in the kennel he looked sadly at me with those huge brown eyes. We left the shelter and took the application home with us back to Mass ... 1 week passed and someone adopted Chip's bully freind ... I got very nervous and started to go ahead with the application (against the better judgement of my hubby) ... see we just purchased our home, and he didn't want to get a dog right away. This didn't stop me, I ended up getting approved to adopt this 90lbs of love. So on that following Saturday we drove 280 miles to pick up our pit mix. We didn't look back after that, he has been such a loving part of our family, he is very playful and a complete lug. He has gained about 12 or so pounds and is full of energy. he also likes to pretend he is a 5lb lap dog!
I wouldn't trade Chip, who I renamed Tyrion (yes Game of Thrones) and call him Ty for short!
my grandson has a pitbull .she is the best dog .and she listens better than most kids.her name is violet. we love her


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I'm old enough to remember the Hitler movement who wanted to exterminate all Jews as they would destroy everyone. What is missing here?
Is this planet not big enough to separate these horrible people who seem to want all of everything. I have no doubt that the Bush Administration wants the destruction of everyone from Islam to Israel. We must not overlook the Atheists who will be the first to go by any of the others.
This God stuff is out of hand and could bring Bush into an attack on Iran if Obama looks as if he could win. Bush has released his dogs to convince the voters that no black man should ever enter the White House.
Am I reading into this that the Religious Right is nothing but racists and homophobes? Do they really believe they can stop another election as they did in 2000 and 2004?
This is the most dangerous movement I've ever seen in America in my life. I'm basically a Libertarian but my voting for Obama in my area of Arizona is redundant. I will but I dare not mention it anywhere.
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Lake Norman Charter 65, North Lincoln 52 — Davis Elkins (15 points, four assists) and Jamon Cunningham (14 points, four assists) led Lake Norman Charter (11-4, 6-1), which hosts Lincolnton on Friday. Hunter Caldwell (13 points), Christian Ramos (12 points) and Landon Yarbrough (10 points) led the Knights. North Lincoln (9-8, 2-5) visits Cherryville on Friday.
Piedmont Community Charter 68, North Hills 50 — Marquis Stephens (27 points), Deshawn Graham (16 points) and D.J. Prioleau (11 points) led Piedmont Community Charter (11-6), which visits Covenant Classical tonight.
Cramerton Christian at Monroe Tabernacle — Not reported. Cramerton Christian (10-4, 5-0) travels to North Hills on Friday.
Gaston Christian at Northside Christian — Not reported. Gaston Christian (2-14, 0-8) visits Hickory Grove on Friday.
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West Lincoln 53, Bessemer City 40 — Bessemer City (7-8, 3-4) hosts Lincoln Charter tonight. West Lincoln (6-9, 4-3) visits Highland Tech on Friday.
Lincolnton 60, Cherryville 38 — Alexis Killian scored 25 and Treasure Avery 14 for Lincolnton (12-3, 7-0), which travels to Lake Norman Charter on Friday. Cherryville (3-14, 1-6) hosts North Lincoln on Friday.
Lake Norman Charter 67, North Lincoln 50 — Ace Easter scored 30 and went 16-for-16 from the foul line in a losing cause for North Lincoln (11-6, 5-2), which visits Cherryville on Friday. Lake Norman Charter (11-4, 6-1) hosts Lincolnton on Friday.
Cramerton Christian 50, Monroe Tabernacle 47 — Logan Brown (12 points) and Ashton Nicholson (10 points) led Cramerton Christian (12-2, 6-0), which travels to North Hills on Friday.
Gaston Christian 46, Northside Christian 20 — Emily Woodward (14 points) and Nina Okoroji (10 points) paced the Eagles (6-11, 3-6), who play at Hickory Grove on Friday.
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Bessemer City 50, West Lincoln 47 — Jalen Garvin scored 15 and Josh Davis 13 to lead Bessemer City (10-2, 5-2), which hosts Lincoln Charter today.
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Kings Mountain 48, Forestview 20 (Monday) — 106: Zach Melton, KM, p. Karol Rodriguez; 113: Cameron Sarvis, KM, forf.; 120: Conrad Pogorzelski, F, maj. dec. Quay Smith, 8-0. 126: Will Farquharson, F dec. Marquise Camp, 18-11; 132: Chris Bess, F, dec. Taylor Smith, 9-6. 138: Alex Austin, KM, p. Kolby Adams; 145: Dreshawn McFadden, F, maj. dec. Collen Queen, 17-9. 152: Elijah Whitaker, KM, forf.; 160: Markel Hemphill, KM, forf.; 170: Jonathan Clark, KM, p. Jason King; 182: Austin Champion, KM, p. Kris Boroughs; 195: Jacob Miller, KM, dec. Garrett Oaks, 7-3. 220: Mason Fleisher, KM, dec. Tanner Baldacci, 4-1; 285: Tate Payne, F, pinned Kaleb Brown.
JV girls basketball
Kings Mountain 57, Lincolnton 42 — Tatiyana Phillips led the Patriots with 24 points. Kings Mountain (3-1, 3-0) plays at North Lincoln on Thursday.
JV boys basketball
Piedmont Community Charter 45, North Hills 34 — Devin Hall (13 points) and Trey Moore (11 points) led Piedmont Charter (10-3), which hosts Grace Christian on Thursday.
Middle school girls basketball
Gaston Christian 49, Northside 8 — Clara Ellington (18 points) and Anna Mullis (eight points) led Gaston Christian (8-5), which hosts Hickory Grove on Friday.
Middle school basketball
Trinity Episcopal 44, Gaston Day 43 — Avery Price had 21 points, 6 rebounds and 6 steals to lead Gaston Day. Nick Deely had 9 points and 9 rebounds in the loss. The Spartans plays at York Prep in Rock Hill on Thursday.
* Dennis Eason aced the 175-yard, No. 3 hole with a 7-Iron at Crowders Mountain Golf Course on Sunday. Larry McBee, John Price and Mike Stroupe witness the feat.
* John Whitfield picked up his first ace at Green Meadows Golf Course on Sunday. Whitfield used a pitching wedge to ace the 126-yard, No. 5 hole. Lee Helton, Rodney Baumgartner, Tim Baumgartner, Allen Murphy and Haley Helton witnessed the feat.
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