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When Eastern Alamance junior punter Erik Fenton was focused on kicking away from a dangerous return man last week, he successfully kicked out of bounds and away from Northern Guilford's T.J. Logan.
But when Fenton lines up for his other team, one of the last things he wants to do is put a kick out of bounds.
That's because, aside from his punting duties, Fenton is a goalkeeper for the Eastern Alamance soccer team. He is just one of a few talented players for area teams who participate in both soccer and football, and is able to mostly separate his Friday night games from the rest of his busy week.
"I'd like to think I could pin the other team inside the 20 with a punt for soccer but it's a lot different," Fenton said. "It's hard not to mix up the swings I have for punting and punting a soccer ball. It's good, it keeps me working."
Fenton isn't the only such athlete in the area. Williams High School's Josue Roman, Western Alamance's Joshua Price and Tyler Billings, and Cummings High School's Michael Bartolo and Antonio Mejia also partake in kicking for both the football teams and soccer teams.
Also among the list of players participating in both is Fenton's teammate Kyle Knodel, a senior. He handles kicking duties for Eastern Alamance, and has made two field goals — from 32 and 38 yards — this season.
On the soccer side, Knodel plays midfield and handles much of the Eagles' direct kick responsibilities.
While Knodel said the part of his foot where he hits each ball is the same, the differences are enough to keep him wary of whether he's aiming above or below the uprights.
"For football, I have a tendency to kick it like a soccer ball, like that," Knodel said, demonstrating his soccer kicking motion. "If I do that, it's terrible. It's going to go (way right). So I have to be sure to keep my plant foot and follow through for football. For soccer, if I do that it's going to go way up also.
"I've kind of got to switch up each field, it's kind of hard to do. Striking the ball right, it's both of them right there, and kick it as hard as I can."
For both of Knodel and Fenton's coaches, what the players bring in skills is well worth them missing small pieces of practice time from one team to participate with the other.
"There are times that we miss them, but they're both very strong players and they can step in and cover the gap that they've lost," Eastern Alamance soccer coach Jason Speicher said. "Everybody on the team respects them, including me."
Eagles football John Kirby said: "We learned years ago that guys playing soccer are the best kickers. It's kind of been, and it started many years ago, go to the soccer team and find the best kicker or somebody who's willing to do both."
That communication is also prevalent at Western Alamance.
Warriors soccer coach John Pardini and football coach Jeff Snuffer have a working relationship to separate practice times and accommodate Price and Billings.
"(We) have a really good relationship and we try to work it out to have players play as much for both groups," Pardini said.
There's more of the same type of communication at Williams.
Bulldogs soccer coach Jeremy Krist was complimentary of the interaction between the soccer and football coaching staffs in regard to Roman, a junior midfielder.
"Communication with them is great, and they understand that soccer comes first for these kids," Krist said.
For Knodel, a player who is "looking at a possible D-I scholarship," according to Speicher, several of his kicks against Williams sailed above the goal and through the uprights during Monday night's soccer game.
He eventually lowered his trajectory, scoring two goals to lead the Eagles in a 3-2 overtime victory. But he did admit that being on the same field where he sometimes kicks above the soccer goal had some effect during the soccer game.
"I'm getting a little too used to it actually," Knodel said with a laugh.


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In an opening ceremony that featured a video welcome by LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers, the team welcomed LECOM Board of Trustee Chairman Michael Visnosky, Esq. and Provost Silvia M. Ferretti, DO. They joined the BayHawks owners and representatives from the Cavaliers and the Philadelphia 76ers at center court.
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RICHLANDS – Soggy conditions and a West Craven offense that put up 326 total yards put a damper on Richlands High School's homecoming as the Wildcats lost 31-14.
With Tyquail Raynor leading the Eagles with 103 yards on 16 attempts, the Eagles gave the Wildcats their third straight loss, leaving them at 3-5 and 0-3 in conference.
"We had a tough night," Richlands coach Justin Snider said. "I don't have an answer for it."
Richlands began the game without three starters due to team rule violations: Jamar Harrington, Quentin Fenn and Will Hudson, all of whom are seniors. Their absence was felt in the first half as the Eagles scored 21 unanswered points, with two of those drives starting in Wildcat territory and the other coming after a 3-yard punt. Meanwhile, the Wildcats started all four of their possessions behind their own 40-yard line in the opening half.
"We had some special teams errors and we couldn't handle the ball, which put us in some bad situations," Snider said. "If they (the suspended players) had played in the first half, things might have been different."
After the homecoming celebrations at halftime, the three reprimanded players came into the game and immediately made their presence felt as Harrington rushed for a 25-yard touchdown after West Craven bobbled a snap on a four down punt attempt.
After holding the Eagles to a field goal and a three-and-out on their next two possessions, Harrington struck again as a low snap turned into a 64-yard scramble for a touchdown, narrowing the deficit to 24-14.
It was the highlight of the game for the Wildcats, though Snider said he missed it.
"I was talking to another player when it happened," Snider said. "I heard the crowd go nuts and saw (Harrington) run with the football. He's a good athlete. He likes to have those opportunities and the makes the most of it."
That would be all the scoring the Wildcats would do, though, and after the Eagles scored on a 53-yard drive with 8:52 left, the game was out of reach.
Though the Eagles were able to rack up positive yards on the ground and air, they also racked up negative yards on 10 penalties, setting them back 75 yards. The Wildcats only committed two infractions, though they were both 15-yarders, one of which kept the Eagles alive during a drive that would eventually result in a touchdown.
"They didn't react as good as I'd like," Snider said. "Inspire of what opponents do, how we react to a situation is strictly our choice. I would like my young men to demonstrate a little more character in that situation."
The Wildcats will player their final home game of the season next week against White Oak
W. Craven 7 14 3 7 — 0
Richlands 0 0 7 7 — 0
First Quarter
WC – Raynor 7 run (Johanas kick), 7:40
Second Quarter
WC – Harley 3 run (Johanas kick), 11:01
WC – Harley 2 run (Johanas kick) 4:27
Third Quarter
R – Harrington 25 run (Jeffrey kick), 9:39
WC – Johanas 33 kick 6:06
Fourth Quarter
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WC – Choyce 10 run (Johanas kick), 8:2
First downs 17 8
Rushes-yards 45-280 36--174
Passing 46 9
Comp-Att-Int 5-7-0 2-10-1
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 10-75 2-30
RUSHING—WC: T. Raynor 16-103, C. Ryanor 4-8, Harley 10-28, Harvey 2-16, McDaniel 3-8, D. Abrams 2-4, M. Abrams 1-(8) Choyce 3-53, Brown 4-62. R: Thompson 13-28, Ewing 1-4, Sandella 2(-5), Dickerson 1-2, Williams 1-4, Harrington 14-133, Fenn 3-6, Jackson 1-3.
PASSING—WC: Harley 3-4-0-32, D. Abrams 2-3-0-14. R: Jackson 2-10-1-9.
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SNOW HILL — The town of Snow Hill received a clean audit for fiscal year 2011-2012 for the third consecutive year from Jay Parris, CPA with Barrow, Parris & Davenport of Kinston.
"I'm pleased with it," Town Administrator Dana Hill said. "Everything was right in line."
The audit was submitted to the Local Government Commission in mid-October — on-time for the third consecutive year. The audits were late the previous six years.
The town's assets exceeded its liabilities more than $8.18 million. Total net assets increased by $137,748.
The general fund totaled $832,653, with revenues $107,365 over expenditures. In 2008, the town was in the red $144,185. The undesignated portion totaled $655,524, compared with $613,068 the previous year.
"The general fund balance was in good shape," said Jay A. Parris of Barrow, Parris & Davenport.
More than two years ago, the town didn't know what its financial status was. The state became involved when the general fund dipped below 8 percent. After firing its finance officer, the board contracted with a certified public accountant to straighten a year's worth of financial data — some of which was recorded incorrectly.
"They've really turned things around the last two or three years," Parris said.
The undesignated fund balance was 61.46 percent. While it was a drop from the previous year's 95.19 percent, it was well above the state's recommended 24 percent.
The decrease was the result of hurricane cleanup expenses at about $100,000 and paving the downtown parking lot for about $85,000, Hill said.
"The percentage would have been higher," he said, "if our expenses wouldn't have been abnormally high."
Assets totaled more than $10.34 million, while depreciation was nearly $4.86 million. Ideally, they should be equal to cover the costs of all repairs and upgrades.
The water and sewer fund saw an $84,347 profit, not figuring in for depreciation. Hill said the fund remains in the hole if depreciation figures are considered because of the town's old lines.
"Our cash balance is in pretty good shape," Hill said.
The town had two findings — a lack of separation of duties, common to small counties and towns, and a lack of a separate surety bond for the finance officer and tax collector positions.
The town had switched insurance companies prior to the preceding fiscal year, but the finding wasn't discovered in the previous year's audit.
Parris said it was an oversight the previous year. The two positions were insured under the overall insurance plan for liability, but they should have had bonds separate from the rest of the employees — as required by the state.
Hill said he took care of changing the insurance the same day the mistake was discovered.
The town maintained a triple-A bond rating for the 14th year in a row.
Property tax rate is .35 per $100 of value. Taxes levied were $327,034 out of the total property value of nearly $93.44 million — compared with nearly $92.79 million the previous year.
The tax collection rate, not including motor vehicles, is 97.63 percent and is slightly above the previous year's rate.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Gridlocked once more, President Barack Obama and Republican congressional leaders refused to budge in their budget standoff Friday as $85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts bore down on individual Americans and the nation's still-recovering economy. "None of this is necessary," said the president after a sterile White House meeting that portended a long standoff.
Obama formally enacted the reductions a few hours before the midnight deadline required by law. Yet their impact had been felt thousands of miles away well before then. In Seattle, the King County Housing Authority announced it had stopped issuing housing vouchers under a federal program that benefits "elderly or disabled households, veterans, and families with children."
The president met with top lawmakers for less than an hour at the White House, then sought repeatedly to fix the blame on Republicans for the broad spending reductions and any damage that they inflict. "They've allowed these cuts to happen because they refuse to budge on closing a single wasteful loophole to help reduce the deficit," he said, renewing his demand for a comprehensive deficit-cutting deal that includes higher taxes.
Republicans said they wanted deficit cuts, too, but not tax increases. "The president got his tax hikes on Jan. 1," House Speaker John Boehner told reporters, a reference to a $600 billion increase on higher wage earners that cleared Congress on the first day of the year. Now, he said after the meeting, it is time take on "the spending problem here in Washington."
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky was equally emphatic. " I will not be part of any back-room deal, and I will absolutely not agree to increase taxes," he vowed in a written statement.
At the same time they clashed, Obama and Republicans appeared determined to contain their disagreement.
Boehner said the House will pass legislation next week to extend routine funding for government agencies beyond the current March 27 expiration. "I'm hopeful that we won't have to deal with the threat of a government shutdown while we're dealing with the sequester at the same time," he said, referring to the new cuts by their Washington-speak name.
Obama said he, too, wanted to keep the two issues separate.
Under the law, Obama had until midnight to formally order the cuts. Barring a quick deal in the next week or so to call them off, the impact eventually is likely to be felt in all reaches of the country.
The Pentagon will absorb half of the $85 billion required to be sliced between now and the end of the budget year on Sept 30, exposing civilian workers to furloughs and defense contractors to possible cancellations. Said Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, only a few days on the job: "We will continue to ensure America's security" despite the challenge posed by an "unnecessary budget crisis."
The administration also has warned of long lines at airports as security personnel are furloughed, of teacher layoffs in some classrooms and adverse impacts on maintenance at the nation's parks.
The announcement by the housing agency in Seattle was an early indication of what is likely to hit as the cuts take effect. It said it was taking the action "to cope with the impending reduction in federal funding," adding that it normally issues 45 to 50 vouchers per month.
After days of dire warnings by administration officials, the president told reporters the effects of the cuts would be felt only gradually.
"The longer these cuts remain in place, the greater the damage to our economy -- a slow grind that will intensify with each passing day," he said. Much of the budget savings will come through unpaid furloughs for government workers, and those won't begin taking effect until next month.
Obama declined to say if he bore any of the responsibility for the coming cuts, and expressed bemusement at any suggestion he had the ability to force Republicans to agree with him.
"I am not a dictator. I'm the president," he said. "So, ultimately, if Mitch McConnell or John Boehner say we need to go to catch a plane, I can't have Secret Service block the doorway, right?" He also declared he couldn't perform a "Jedi mind meld" to sway opponents, mixing Star Wars and Star Trek as he reached for a science fiction metaphor.
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CERIF (Common European Research Information Format) emerged first as a simple standard not unlike a library catalogue card or the present DC (Dublin Core Metadata Standard) and was intended as a data exchange format. It was based on records describing projects, with persons and organisational units as attributes. However, it was soon realised that in practice this CERIF91 standard was inadequate: it was too rigid in format, did not handle repeating groups of information, was not multilingual / multi character set and did not represent in a sufficiently rich way the universe of interest. A new group of experts was convened and CERIF2000 was generated. Its essential features are: (a) it has the concept of objects or entities with attributes such as project, person, organisational unit; (b) it supports n:m relationships between them (and recursively on any of them) using 'linking relations' thus providing rich semantics including roles and time; (c) it is fully internationalised in language and character set; (d) it is extensible without prejudicing the core datamodel thus providing guaranteed interoperability at least at the core level but not precluding even richer intercommunication. It is designed for use both for data exchange (data file transfer) and for heterogeneous distributed query / result environments. With CERIF2004, minor improvements in consistency have been released. With CERIF2006 substantial improvements have been implemented with the model, concerning in particular the introduction of a so-called Semantic Layer, that makes the model flexible and scalable for application in very heterogeneous environments. (Excerpt from this source)
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Derek Sergeant and Jessie Hey report on this 3-day conference in Bergen, Norway, 11-13 May 2006.
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Type of Physician: Asthma & Allergy Specialist
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A certification by the Board of Allergy & Immunology; practitioners are expert in the evaluation, diagnosis and management of immune disorders.
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Fire & Ice
Fire & Ice
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WFor Women
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- Design House: Revlon
- Fragrance Notes: tangerine, orange flower, and magnolia. Accompanied by woods, musk and spices.
- Year Introduced: 1994
- Recommended Use: casual
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I've worn Fire & Ice since it launched it's campaign in the 90's with Cindy Crawford. There's not a day that goes by where someone doesn't ask what I'm wearing and where they can get it. To my surprise it's usually men that ask, they seem to love the scent as much as I do, please continue to sell this because now that I found you, you are the only place I'll be shopping for my scents!!! Thanks!
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I've been wearing this fragrance since it was launched in 1994. Still love it and ask for a bottle on each birthday and every Christmas. It's been 20 years and I still love this. I wear it to work everyday and I still get people asking me what I wear. Even had someone at a drive-thru window asking me what perfume I wear. In fact, doesn't matter where I go, someone always asks me what perfume I wearing. Definately found my flavor :)
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Fire & Ice is a nice scent. I used to wear it in high school and loved it. I think I have outgrown it. I like more spicy, heavier scents now. Great if you like a more subtle scent.
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My parents got this for me when I was in high school and I absolutely fell in love with it. The only thing I ask for Christmas every year is this perfume. In our stores it is hard to find, so when you do see it you need to grab it. When my sister told me about this website I looked right away and found it. The best part, is you get a great big bottle for a great price! Now I know where I can come to find it! Thank you so much for keeping this around.
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bought this perfume in the 90's a co worker was wearing it, i asked her what perfume she was wearing she said "fire and Ice". went to the store and purchased a bottle! I have a hard time finding it now, so i am really pleased that i was able to find it at a reasonable price, and i hope you will beable to supply me with future purchases! thank you!
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Unions, industry groups spar over impact of sequestration
Friday - 1/18/2013, 6:59pm EST
Guidance from the administration on what steps federal agencies should take to prepare for potential across-the-board budget cuts has set off a war of words between federal-employee unions and industry groups.
Earlier this week, the Office of Management and Budget directed agencies to step up their planning in case sequestration goes into effect, including through freezing hiring and terminating temporary employees.
But the American Federation of Government Employees said the administration's guidance imposes a "disproportionate sacrifice" on federal workers because it doesn't detail, to the same degree, comparable cuts to contracting.
AFGE calls for service-contract freeze
The OMB memo directs agency managers to "review grants and contracts to determine where cost savings may be achieved ... remaining mindful of the manner in which individual contracts or grants advance the core mission of the agency."
But to AFGE's ears that sounds like the kid-glove treatment.
"OMB needs to tell agencies to be mindful of how federal employees advance the core mission of agencies. The government's own workforce has already sacrificed $103 billion to deficit reduction while contractors have not been asked to give up a dime," AFGE National President J. David Cox said in Jan. 15 statement.
AFGE called on the administration to revise its guidance to include a freeze on new service contracts and to bar the exercising and approval of options years and modifications.
"Where penalties associated with contract cancellations are lower than the costs of continuing to pay the balance, contracts should be reviewed for termination," according to the AFGE statement.
Indusry group: AFGE 'wrong on multiple levels'
But the Professional Services Council, which represents service contractors, blasted the union's proposal.
"AFGE's perspective is wrong on multiple levels," said Stan Soloway, the group's president and CEO. "To start with, they ignore the thousands of contractor jobs that have already been cut, as well as the thousands more that will have to be cut in the execution of the OMB and DoD implementation guidance. Even worse, their perspective ignores entirely the best interests of the agencies and the taxpayer."
Still, AFGE is not alone. The National Treasury Employees Union, for its part, said it would push the administration to first consider cuts to contracting before taking adverse personnel actions against federal employees.
"We will urge agencies to look for other cost-cutting measures that can be taken before considering such actions as furloughs and buyouts," NTEU Colleen Kelley said in a statement.
The union maintains that cuts or modifications to federal-employee compensation have already yielded the government $103 billion in deficit reduction over the next 10 years — mostly through the two-year pay freeze, which is still in effect.
A 'unified voice?'
Going forward, both contractors and federal employees, alike, will be affected by sequestration, Soloway predicted.
"None of us like it, but we all must face it. ... Rather than arbitrarily targeting one community or the other, agencies must be free to strategically determine how to meet their individual short- and long-term mission requirements in the most efficient and effective manner," he added.
TechAmerica, an IT industry group, echoed that sentiment.
"Ensuring that the best possible service is delivered to Americans is a combined effort of both the public and private sector," Trey Hodgkins, the group's senior vice president for the global public sector told Federal News Radio in an email. "Making massive, indiscriminate cuts to either group hurts our economy, our citizens and most particularly our men and women in uniform. As a community, we must have a unified voice in calling on Congress and the administration to come up with a common sense workable solution that doesn't harm our fragile economy."
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Anaheim Plastic Surgeon Doctors for Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)
Type of Physician: Plastic Surgeon
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A certification by the Board of Plastic Surgery; practitioners deal with the repair and reconstruction of defects of form and function of the skin and its underlying systems, with emphasis on the head and neck, the upper and lower limbs, the breast, and the external genitalia. It includes aesthetic surgery of structures with undesirable form.
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Anaheim is a city in Orange County, California. Anaheim is the second most populous city in Orange County (after Santa Ana) and second largest in terms of land area (after Irvine), and is known for its theme parks, sports teams and convention center.
Founded by fifty German families in 1857 and incorporated on February 10, 1870, Anaheim developed into an industrial center, producing electronics, aircraft parts and canned fruit. It is the site of the Disneyland Resort, a world-famous grouping of theme parks and hotels which opened in 1955, Angel Stadium of Anaheim, Honda Center and Anaheim Convention Center, the largest convention center on the West Coast. Its name is a blend of "Ana", after the nearby Santa Ana River, and "heim", a common German place name compound originally meaning "home".
Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)
What is eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty)?
An eyelid lift, or blepharoplasty, is a surgical procedure to remove skin and to add or remove fat from the eyelids. The term "eyelid lift" is a misconception because the eyelid is not lifted duri...
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My philosophy of care is to evaluate each patient and determine the appropriate preventative care, as well as disease management, based on the individual patient's priorities. I see all ages and enjoy obstetrical patients, as well. My medical partners and I enjoy the many families we see in our practice and often have patients of three or more generations from one family.Personal Interests
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African lions live in plains or savanna habitat with a large prey base (mostly ungulates) and sufficient cover available. In these optimal habitats, lions are the second most abundant large predator, after spotted hyenas Crocuta crocuta. Lions can also live, with wider ranges, in most habitats except in tropical rainforests and in deserts. Lions can live in forested, shrubby, mountainous, and semi-desert habitats. They are capable of living at high altitudes. There is a lion population in the Bale Mountains of Ethiopia at 4,240 m.
Asiatic lions live in scrubland and teak forest in the small Gir Forest preserve of India. ("Asiatic Lion Information Center", 2001; Alden et al., 1998; Cat Specialist Group, 1996; Estes, 1993)
Habitat Regions: Temperate; Tropical; Terrestrial
Terrestrial Biomes: Savanna or grassland; Forest; Scrub forest; Mountains
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Telekom Baskets Bonn hit key free throws in the final minute to continue Okapi Aalstar's disappointing start to 2013 with a 65-60 victory in their EuroChallenge Group L opener.
A tight contest in which neither team ever led by more than five - and the lead changed hands 29 times - went all the way to the wire.
But when it came to crunch time Bonn scored the final six points of the game to come from behind and take the win inside the final 60 seconds.
Christopher Young's dunk had given Okapi a 60-59 lead with 75 ticks left, but they were the last points they would score.
Twenty seconds later, Jonas Wohlfarth-Botterman hit a lay-up to put Bonn back in front.
Derek Raivio missed a lay-up for Okapi and Benas Veikalas drew the foul to go to the line and add two more points.
Thomas Dreesen then came up empty with a three-pointer and Bonn killed the clock before Kyle Weems settled it with two more shots from the line.
Weems finished with 15 points for Bonn while Veikalas had 12 and Chris Ensminger 10.
Ioana Tofi led Okapi with 15 points while Noah Hartsock had 14 and Raivio 12.
Okapi Aalstar head coach Brad Dean: "I think that the offensive rebounds were the dominating factor in this game. Even at the end they took a very important one that was deciding for winning this game. Due to injuries this wasn't our normal style of playing."
Okapi Aalstar player Noah Hartsock: "It was a very tough and physical game. We stepped up after a losing streak but it wasn't enough to win this first game in the Last 16. We fought till the last minute but a few mistakes at the end killed us."
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April 28
Following a final ultrasound and hormone analysis, Zoo staff confirmed late yesterday that Mei Xiang is not pregnant but was experiencing a pseudo, or false, pregnancy during the past several months.
Zoo scientists, veterinarians, keepers, and FONZ volunteers were keeping a close eye on Mei, monitoring her hormone levels and behavior, as well as conducting weekly ultrasound exams in an attempt to determine if she was pregnant. On April 23, Mei's progestagen concentrations had declined sufficiently to start the 24-hour watch. On reaching normal baseline levels, this decline ends in either the birth of a cub or the end of a pseudopregnancy. Based on current hormone analyses, and not having seen a fetus during the ultrasound exams, Zoo researchers have determined that Mei Xiang experienced a pseudopregnancy.
Female giant pandas almost always undergo a pseudopregnancy when they ovulate but fail to conceive. During a pseudopregnancy, hormonal changes and behaviors are identical to those of a true pregnancy, making it very difficult to determine if a giant panda is actually pregnant or not. This is the fifth time Mei Xiang has had a pseudopregnancy.
We expect Mei to return to normal, hormonally and behaviorally, in the coming days, which includes an increase in appetite and activity level.
April 27
Mei Xiang continues to exhibit maternal behaviors such as cradling the Kong toy, rearranging the "nest," and some body licking. These behaviors are slowly diminishing. Mei readily participated in ultrasound exams both yesterday and today, although she was reluctant to leave her den both days. She continues to have a great appetite frequently pulling bamboo inside to dine in the close quarters of her den.
April 25
Mei Xiang started ano-genital licking for the first time for five minutes during the 10 a.m.-1 p.m. shift yesterday. This behavior usually starts when her progestagens reach baseline and it is the behavioral signal that the end is here. Ano-genital licking was also observed during each of the shifts from 1 p.m. to 4 a.m. None of these bouts match the extended ano-genital licking that is seen prior to a birth.
Over the past 24 hours, Mei Xiang remained mostly in her nest cradling her "Kong baby" as if it were a cub. There were brief episodes of paw licking and nipple licking over the past 24 hours. This morning Mei Xiang was alert and eating in her exhibit enclosures, although a bit anxious to return to her den when shifted for cleaning and placing bamboo. In her nest is an array of Kong, spool, and ball "babies," but sadly no cub.
April 24
Mei Xiang is continuing to spend most of her time in the den. Only one brief bout of nest building was observed between 7 and 10 p.m. last night. Mei is displaying some maternal behaviors, but not more than about two minutes per three-hour shift. Maternal behaviors from yesterday through 10 a.m. this morning consisted of mostly paw and nipple licking. Mei was observed briefly cradling a ball three times for a few seconds at a time. During the 7-10 a.m. behavior watch shift this morning, she was out in her enclosures and was observed scent-marking.
April 23
Mei Xiang continues to be bright and alert and is consuming her bamboo voraciously. She drags bamboo into her den and then begins to eat it. She is still nest building—shredding bamboo and sometimes rearranging it, as it falls around her.
This morning for the first time, she remained in the den after the keepers arrived until 9 a.m. We have observed two brief bouts of anogenital licking lasting about one and a half minutes each. After one bout of a-g licking she following with about a half-minute bout of nipple licking. This increase in body grooming is an indication that her hormones may be closer to baseline. Our 24-hour behavior watch starts today. Whether a cub is on the way is anyone's guess!
April 21
Mei Xiang continues to keep us guessing. She has a great appetite and continues to strip and eat the culm, or inner stalk, of all the bamboo offered to her. She is wide awake and cooperative with her keepers, often watching through the window as they place her next meal.
Mei also continues to cooperate with ultrasound procedures, lying calmly on her back for the exam and then intensely playing with her "gelly" belly afterwards. The ultrasound gel makes her double over and rub her belly and ears vigorously, exhaling with pleasure. Rolling on her back reminds one staff member of a breakdancing back spin as she scent anoints her body with the gel.
In the wild, pandas nest in tree holes, caves, and crevices, as well as under mountain side ledges. Since cubs must be held by their mothers for proper thermoregulation and easy access to milk, rearing is a 24/7 affair. Little effort is put into building an elaborate nest. Over the past week Mei Xiang has been consistently shredding bamboo culm in the den, in addition to everywhere else in her enclosures. She has a variety of toys and even her "Kong baby", a rubber cub-sized dog toy that she will frequently cradle at this stage of a pregnancy or pseudopregnancy. She has carried the toys (a ball and a spool) into the den but removes the "Kong baby" when the keepers move it into her den. Although her behavior is not providing consistent cues, her hormones are indicating a familiar pattern that indicates we are reaching the end of this pregnancy event.
April 7
Mei Xiang is just beginning to take a recess from her normal activities in correlation with her elevated progestagen levels. This compound is a metabolite or a specific component of progesterone, the hormone responsible for the physiological and behavioral changes associated with sustaining pregnancy. Daily urine samples provide us with a hormonal window into what might be transpiring inside her body.
In addition to hormone levels we are also closely watching changes in her behavior. Since this past Monday, Mei has decided after her morning training sessions to decline to go outdoors and instead return to her indoor enclosures. Although the den is available, she is not yet on retreat there. Completely relaxed and sated, Mei Xiang spends the next several hours lounging on the rock work, in air-conditioned comfort. Mei has over the past three weeks been slowly decreasing her bamboo consumption, but over the past two days instead of immediately consuming her produce (apple, carrot, and sweet potato), she has started to leave pieces behind. Today she left a perfectly cored apple after one of her now more delicate and selective feedings.
Mei has also started to groom her paws. Some of the grooming may be due to the juices of the delicious pear half, which she especially savors after her training session. However, she continued to lick and groom her paws today. This extended grooming is touchingly similar to the attention and care given to a cub. We are seeing just the beginning of grooming behavior associated with pregnancy. Female pandas may dramatically increase their body grooming during the last week of pregnancy, with a more focused attention on the ano-genital region. This behavior is a helpful indicator of an impending birth, or the end of a pseudopregnancy.
April 1
Zoo scientists detected a secondary rise in Mei Xiang's urinary progestagen levels on March 30. This hormone rise indicates that it should be 40 to 50 days before she either gives birth to a cub or comes to the end of a pseudopregnancy, or false pregnancy, which is common in giant pandas.
Similar to last year's unusually early estrus, Mei Xiang once again came into heat at the beginning of January, with Zoo scientists artificially inseminating her with Tian Tian's semen on January 9 and 10. There is no conclusive study that indicates what causes panda ovulation, although scientists know that giant pandas mostly breed in late winter to early spring.
Since the artificial insemination, scientists have conducted weekly hormonal analyses on urine samples from Mei Xiang. Our veterinarians are also conducting weekly ultrasounds on her to monitor any changes in her reproductive tract and look for evidence of a fetus. So far, they have not seen an indication of one. Because panda fetuses do not start developing until the last weeks of a gestation period, the veterinarians say they do not yet expect to see a fetus. They stress that it is still too early to determine if Mei Xiang is pregnant or experiencing a pseudopregnancy. In 2005, in the last weeks leading up to the birth of Mei's only cub. Tai Shan, she would not cooperate for her weekly ultrasounds, and it was not possible to definitively determine if she was pregnant.
March 26
The longer days of early spring cast long shadows on the floor of panda enclosure number four, now empty since Tai Shan's departure in February. We feel the emptiness and at the same time, we are buoyed by the warm sunlight we so welcome after our seemingly endless winter. Tai Shan has settled with confidence into new surroundings, devoured new bamboo species, and enjoys the attentive care of his expert panda keepers, on the other side of the world. Food is the universal language, which eases all transitions, and Tai has handled it all exceptionally, as documented in the photos of double-fisted feasts, on homemade panda bread.
Mei Xiang and Tian Tian continue about their daily routine. As we provide and monitor enrichment, perhaps we can persuade them to better favor the mysterious enclosure number four. For now, it remains unoccupied. Mei Xiang is being closely monitored for signs of a real pregnancy. Only slight changes have started to be observed. Mei is eating less bamboo, could it be...? Or is it the warmer weather? Ah, she is a bit spacey and slow moving today, perhaps she will go to her den... and then she goes outside! Yes, we all know the 50-50 nature of our endeavors, the possibility of another pseudo, or false, pregnancy, however we hope with every passing day that this year will be a golden one and that we will experience the joys of 2005 all over again.
Even though we do not know definitively what will happen, we prepare for all possibilities. The volunteers get data-collection training. The cameras are serviced to ensure they're in working order. Mei Xiang is trained in her den and monitored by ultrasound. All maintenance repairs are completed. Nursery inventory is reviewed in case a cub needs special care. Formula-making is practiced. Building closing plans are developed to ensure Mei has a quiet den environment. Management protocols for birth are reviewed, in case of a single cub or twins. And last but not least, Tian Tian, who is still in rut, needs extra feedings and enrichment, to ensure his well being.
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Lake Norman Charter 73, Bessemer City 62 — Michael Meeks (18 points), Jearrard Wright (11 points) and Brad James (11 points) led Bessemer City (17-6, 9-5). Lake Norman Charter finished the regular season at 18-4 overall and 13-1 in the SPC.
East Lincoln 52, North Lincoln 41 — Chazz Surratt (15 points) and Charlie Hills (13 points) led East Lincoln (17-6, 10-4) in a Friday win. Chase Stehling (10 points) led North Lincoln (10-14, 3-11). East Lincoln hosts the Knights on Monday in the first round of the SP1A/2A Conference Tournament.
Lincolnton 74, West Lincoln 68 (OT) — Lincolnton improved to 12-10 (8-6) for the season. West Lincoln dropped to 2-20 (0-14).
Cramerton Christian 58, Carmel Christian 49 — Lee Holcombe (28 points) and Corey Stowe (11 points) led Cramerton Christian.
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Bessemer City at Lake Norman Charter 65, Bessemer City 39 — Madison Carter (15 points) and Tiera Dameron (11 points) led Bessemer City (10-13, 6-8). Lake Norman Charter finished the regular season 18-4 overall and 13-1 in the SPC.
East Lincoln at North Lincoln — No score reported.
Lincolnton 63, West Lincoln 34 — Lincolnton improved to 18-4 (13-1 SPC) while the Lady Rebels fell to (10-12, 8-6) on Friday.
Davidson Day 34, Gaston Day 32 — In the SPAA championship game, Evonna McGill (11 points) and Morgan Whitesides (nine points), both named to the All-Tournament and All-Conference teams, led Gaston Day (16-11), which will find out its NCISAA tournament fate on Sunday. Omarri Holland was also named to the All-Conference team for the Lady Spartans.
Carmel Christian 51, Cramerton Christian 50 — Ashley Nicholson (15 points) led Cramerton Christian, which hosts Tabernacle-Dallas tonight in tournament play.
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Ashbrook 43, Hunter Huss 29 — Jeff Glenn (15 points) led Ashbrook, while Tyler Williams added 10 points. The Green Wave finished the season at 17-3 overall and finished 11-1 in the Big South 3A Conference. Delmonte McClure (15 points) paced Hunter Huss.
Bessemer City 51, Lake Norman Charter 45 — Jalen Garvin (17 points), Josh Davis (12 points) and Taquez Lane (10 points) led Bessemer City. The Yellow Jackets (17-3 overall) finished 11-3 in the Southern Piedmont Conference. Lake Norman Charter entered the game at 19-0 and suffered their first loss of the season.
Forestview 57, Kings Mountain 43 — Trell McCaskill (20 points) and Howard Burris (15 points) led the Jaguars (10-10, 5-7 Big South) over KM. Dalton Cash and Jacob Skidmore scored 12 points each in the loss.
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LKN Charter 65, Bessemer City 39 — Bessemer City (10-13, 6-8) travels to West Lincoln on Monday.
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Abbey 9, Pfeiffer 2 — Kennan Stanley and Quinn Hawksworth homered to lead the Abbey offense and Cody Stull went more than five innings as the Crusaders topped Pfeiffer on the road Friday night.
Stull allowed two runs, both earned, while scattering eight hits. Ian Vazquez, Stanley and Ryan Allen each had multi-hit games for the Crusaders, as the Abbey also reached double figures in hits for the ninth consecutive game. Kyle Rogers would nail down the final six outs to record his second save of the year. The Abbey's game with the Falcons have been moved to Sunday at noon.
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(21) WV Wesleyan 12-4, Lady Crusaders 7-0 — The Belmont Abbey softball team (1-7) was swept in a doubleheader by the 21st-ranked West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats this afternoon, dropping the opener 4-0 and losing the nightcap by a 12-7 score.
In the opener, the Bobcats scored three runs in the top of the third and added another in the sixth, while the Abbey could only muster three hits for the game.
Samantha Jacobs took the loss after giving up four runs, three earned, on six hits. She fanned ten. Jena Reisanauer, Amber Faust and Jordan Killian all had one hit for the Crusaders.
In game two, the Abbey bolted out to a 5-0 lead, scoring three in the first on a bases loaded triple by Courtney Barrineau and added one more in the second as Reisanauer's sacrifice bunt was good enough to score Shanie McConnell from third. But West Virginia Wesleyan fired right back, scoring ten unanswered runs to move out to a 10-5 lead before pulling away with two runs in the top of the seventh to claim the 12-7 win.
Belmont Abbey's Nikki Faust clubbed her first career homer, a two-run shot that also scored her twin sister Amber Faust. Catelyn Presley took the loss after giving up six runs on eight hits in three and two-thirds innings. She fanned five and walked one.


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Banner Heart Hospital
Banner Behavioral Hlth Hosp
Hu Hu Kam Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Healthcare-Osborn
Mountain Vista Medical Center
Alhambra Treatment Center
Arizona State Hospital
Arizona State Prison Complex
Maricopa Medical Center
Saint Lukes Medical Center
St Luke's Behavioral Health
Youth Development Institute
Los Ninos Hospital
Haven Senior Horizons
Arizona Heart Hospital
Phoenix Children's Hospital
Banner Good Samaritan Med Ctr
Phoenix Indian Medical Center
Select Specialty Hospital
St Joseph's Hospital Med Ctr
Carl T Hayden VA Medical Center
Kindred Hospital-Phoenix
Healthsouth Of Scottsdale
Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Med
Phoenix Baptist Hospital
Surgical Specialty Hospital
John C Lincoln North Mtn Hosp
Maryvale Hospital
Paradise Valley Hospital
Mayo Clinic Hospital
Thompson Peak Hospital
Banner Estrella Medical Center
Banner Behavioral Health Center
Banner Thunderbird Medical Ctr
Healthsouth Valley Of The Sun
John C Lincoln Deer Valley Hosp
Casa Grande Regional Med Ctr
West Valley Hospital
Arrowhead Hospital
Banner Boswell Medical Center
Cancer Center Of America At Wes
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