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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – A pair of first half goals in a two-and-a-half minute span was just enough as Pfeiffer University held off Francis Marion 2-1 in men's soccer action on Thursday afternoon. The Falcons open up their home slate at N.E. Lefko Field notching their first win of the season moving to 1-2 while the Patriots drop to 0-3.
Scoring started in the 22nd minute as Luke Janes (Morrisville, NC) put in his first of the year after a cross inside the 18 from Ben Lloyd (Wycombe, ENGLAND). Lloyd would thentally the eventual game winner two minutes later as a deep throw in by Ethan Sacco (Concord, NC) started the play. Sacco found Taylor Scalera (Dacula, GA) who then found Lloyd for the strike just inside the left post.
A second half flurry by the Patriots made things interesting at the end as Igor Souza (Sao Paulo, BRAZIL) took a rebound and fired into a wide open net in the 85th minute. The final minutes of play remained deep in the Patriots' offensive zone, but the Falcons defense stood tall in front of keeper Zach Liles (Cumming, GA) to hold on for the win.
Liles made three saves in the victory as Francis Marion fired off 24 shots in the match to Pfeiffer's 14. However, only four of the Patriot shots made it on goal while the Falcons had one more with five. FMU registered 10 corners in the match, six for Pfeiffer, with eight of those coming in the final 45 minutes.
Pfeiffer returns to the home pitch on Saturday afternoon hosting Belmont Abbey in the 2011 Conference Carolinas opener. The men will begin at 4:00 p.m. after the women's contest at 2:00 p.m. Live stats will be available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Next time you think about arguing your way out of speeding ticket, think again. A woman was arrested by Portsmouth police Wednesday and charged with obstructing official business during a traffic stop on Saturday.
According to Portsmouth Police, Amy Hughes, 36, of Portsmouth, was pulled over by Portsmouth police at 1:47 p.m. on Saturday for speeding on U.S. 52 within city limits. Hughes was reportedly traveling 73 in a 55 speed zone. When she was stopped, the police report says that she told the officers she thought it was a 65 speed zone. When the officer returned to his vehicle to write her a ticket for speeding, Hughes allegedly got out of her vehicle. The officer told her to return to her vehicle, and she reportedly said she just wanted to give him something.
"She gave him a business card of a highway patrol sergeant. She said he gave this to her to present to police if she encountered them. The officer took the card and told her to return to car. She refused to cooperate and insisted she had a right to speak with him," said Capt. Jerry Leach of the Portsmouth Police Department.
The officer ordered Hughes several more times to return to her vehicle, and she still refused.
"He ordered her several times to return to her car. She remained argumentative, insisting he cannot order her to her car. He went to handcuff her and she pulled away, and he said he would not order her again," Leach said.
Eventually Hughes did return to her vehicle and she was given a ticket for speeding. The officer presented the case to the city prosecutor who issued a warrant for Hughes' arrest on charges of obstructing official business. Leach said officers sometimes will not immediately charge a person if they are unsure how to proceed, and will instead wait for the prosecutor's advice.
Leech said Hughes was arrested Wednesday by Portsmouth police.
Lt. Mike Gore of the Ohio State Highway Patrol in Lucasville said the patrol does not give out or honor "get out of jail free" cards. He said no such practice is happening at the Portsmouth Post, and he has never heard of Hughes before this incident.
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Foreign Minister Tuomioja signed the international Arms Trade Treaty on behalf of Finland today, on 3 June 2013 in New York. Finland is one of the seven initiators of the Arms Trade Treaty, together with Australia, Argentina, Costa Rica, Japan, Kenya and the United Kingdom.
The ratification period started on 3 June 2013.
The Arms Trade Treaty regulates the international trade in conventional weapons and strives to prevent their illegal trade. The Treaty covers conventional weapons intended for military use and small arms, their ammunition, parts and components.
The Treaty is the first international agreement on the arms trade, and it contains strong regulations, based on human rights and international humanitarian law, prohibiting exportation as well as criteria to follow in controlling the export of conventional arms.
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Baseball Earns Split of Doubleheader At Limestone
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GAFFNEY, S.C. – The Pfeiffer baseball team split a doubleheader against conference foe Limestone today on a sunny, Saturday afternoon in Gaffney. The Falcons topped Limestone in game one by a final score of 7-1 and dropped the second contest 8-7 in 11 innings. With the split, Pfeiffer advances to 24-15, 11-6 CC while Limestone moves to 19-20, 8-7 CC.
Pfeiffer took the early lead in the top of the second inning as Kyle Hackney clobbered a two-run shot to left field to put the Falcons up 2-0. The homerun was Hackney's third of the year and second of the series.
Pfeiffer added one more run in the top of the third as Anthony Allende doubled down the left field line to bring in Jon Gray from third.
Limestone grabbed one run back in the bottom of the third as they scored on a fielding error to cut the deficit to just two runs.
Pfeiffer ran away with the game as they scored one run in each of the next four innings.
The lone run in the top of the fourth came off the bat of Kevin Price as he singled to left center, bringing home Dalton Lindley from second base. Dylan Goodman contributed to the offense in the fifth inning as he singled up the middle with Tyler Summers on third base to extend the lead to four runs.
Gray crossed the plate for the second time in the game in the top of the sixth inning after Cole McGraw singled up the middle to extend the lead to 6-1. The final run of the game came in the top of the seventh inning when Price singled to right center to bring Matt Wade home from second base.
Ethan Greene tossed six innings of work as he went on to improve to 6-1 on the season. In his six innings, Greene gave up one unearned run on five hits.
The Falcons were led offensively by Price and Summers who combined 4-for-7 with two RBIs and one run scored.
Game two was a different story for the Falcons, as it would come down to late game heroics to determine the winner.
In the first inning the Saints took the early lead after Chris Scura scored on a wild pitch.
Pfeiffer briefly tied the game at one apiece in the top of the third inning when Allende singled up the middle to bring Gray home from second.
Limestone reclaimed the lead in the bottom of the frame as they scored two unearned runs on one hit in the inning. The Saints tacked on two more runs after six innings of play to take the 5-1 lead.
The Falcons scored a much-needed run in the top of the eighth inning when Goodman grounded out to second base to bring Allende in from third base.
In the top of the ninth inning Pfeiffer caught fire at the right time as they carried the momentum over from the eighth inning.
After a leadoff double by Gray and a single by Price, McGraw singled to first base to cut the deficit to two runs. After a bunt single by Summers to load the bases, Allende reached on a fielder's choice as the first baseman went for the lead runner at home and overthrew the catcher to allow two runs to score and tie the game at five apiece. Pfeiffer took the lead with the very next at bat as Wade connected on a ground ball through the left side to bring Summers home from third. Goodman contributed an insurance run with his fielder's choice that brought home Allende to extend the lead to 7-5.
Dylan Norris was summoned from the pen to try to pick up his twelfth save on the season. Norris set the first guy down swinging. The second batter struck out on a 0-2 count but reached first as the third strike went wildly past Lindley at catcher. Kyle Booth put the pressure on Norris as he made the Falcons pay with a doubled to right center to put runners on second and third with just one out. Austin Marcellus tied the game with one swing as he roped a single right back up the middle, allowing two runs to score. After another single to put runners on the corners, Norris settled down to retire the next two batters and force extra innings.
The Saints won the game in the bottom of the eleventh as a game winning single flew off the bat of Tyler Wood, bringing home Kyle Rivera.
Allende picked up the loss as he falls to 0-1 on the season. Allende pitched one and two-thirds inning giving up one run on the lone hit in the eleventh.
Tyler Lequire received the call to start the game as he pitched five and one-third innings giving up five runs, three earned, on eight hits.
Pfeiffer was led offensively by Allende who went 2-for-6 with two RBIs in the game. Summers finished the day going 4-for-8 with two runs scored.
The Falcons return home Thursday, April 10 as they host non-conference opponent Brevard in a 3:30 p.m. matchup.


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The Best of Inc.'s Feature Stories in 2013
A Year in FeaturesThe Real Toll of Patent TrollsMade to Measure: J.Hilburn Gives Direct Selling Some Style Betrayed in China: One Entrepreneur's Hard Journey EastThe Github RevolutionThe Disciplined and the Divine: An Unlikely PartnershipTim Ferriss' 4-Hour Reality CheckInnovative Rebel: High-Tech Camera Maker Jim JannardBetween Venus and Mars: 7 Traits of True LeadersThe Whiskey RebellionDo Not Cross CrossfitResistance Is Futile: UberDebunking the Myth of InnovationIs This the World's Most Creative Manufacturer?Why the Series A Crunch Might Be a Good ThingAnatomy of a DealEtsy: Now Comes The Hard PartWhy Do Entrepreneurs Love Boulder? Company of the Year: Box
It may have been the year of listicle, but here at Inc. there were a few stories we couldn't tell in a few bullet points. They are stories of partnerships crumbling, of a scrappy David taking on a ruthless Goliath competitor. Of following your gut and succeeding valiantly. Or of losing everything. This is the best of the longform journalism published in Inc. over the past year. We hope you enjoy it.
Patent trolls come in many shapes and forms. They drain businesses of billions of dollars a year. And if you have a website--any website--you are a potential target.
In the February issue of Inc., Kris Frieswick breaks down how they have affected the American patent system, bringing wrath on small companies along the way. She meets founders whose companies have been targeted--and shaken down--by trolls, and also sheds light on what you need to know if they come after your business. Read it now.
Hil Davis took direct sales--a business model people love to hate--and gave it upscale polish. Inc. contributing writer Tom Foster says he was struck by the story of J.Hilburn, not only due to Davis's "Texas-size character" but also because Davis "ditched a lucrative career in finance to pursue an entrepreneurial dream and almost lost everything in the process, but he did it because he saw an opportunity to reinvent a business model before he even knew what product category or industry in which he would apply it." Read it now.
Adam Kasha was proud of his from-the-gut approach to doing business in China. Then his partnership with a Chinese trading agent went spectacularly bad, and he realized he was being taught a hard lesson in how things actually work. Inc. senior writer Burt Helm says he felt lucky in reporting, because Kasha was a "patient, generous source" who spent days in China with Helm retracing his steps.
Helm says: "He also provided me with emails between the two of them, which I ended up using in the story. It really brought an immediacy to the trouble both faced." Read it now.
Inc. editor-at-large Will Bourne gets to know the maker of the world's most powerful software-development tool. It all started as few friends' side project, but now Github is a brilliant business worth $750 million and growing at a stunning rate. Oh yeah, and your next business will be built on it. Read it now.
When Inc. editor-at-large Leigh Buchanan first noticed Alex and Ani on the Inc. 500 list of the country's fastest-growing companies, she remembers thinking it sounded like a "nice little business" unlikely to get much bigger.
The following year, the company had grown to $50 million in sales and 642 employees. So, Buchanan says: "I drove down to Rhode Island to interview the two and spent four hours listening to the most peculiar (and sort of endearing) founder-CEO dynamic I'd ever witnessed." Read it now.
Silicon Valley's productivity guru isn't an easy guy to pin down--so Inc. editor-at-large Tom Foster flew to Bali to find Tim Ferriss on what might have been the most demanding vacation ever. Together, they hiked to a tiny café atop terraced rice paddies, where, Foster says: "Our drinks arrived in coconut shells, and as we bonded there I snapped the portrait that ran with the story."
Foster's opinion of Ferriss evolved over the course of the trip; he says he expected to find a self-promoter, but found instead an extremely disciplined life-hacker. Read it now.
After founding Oakley--and selling it for $2.1 billion--Jim Jannard is taking on the film industry with Red, his high-tech-camera company. But playing the innovative rebel can work against you, especially in Hollywood.
Writer David H. Freedman digs into the origins of the innovative camera that makes digital recording look as good as film--and uncovers some serious lessons about bringing an expensive product to market along the way. Read it now.
The most effective leaders right now--men and women--are those who embrace traits once considered feminine, including empathy, vulnerability, and humility.
In reporting and writing this feature, Leigh Buchanan says: "I think what surprised--and perhaps disappointed--me most was how tough it was to find examples of famous women CEOs making a strength out of their feminine qualities. Male leaders felt so much more comfortable talking about their soft sides--presumably because they didn't think they had to prove something, and the women did." Read it now.
It's made in Cleveland. In a laboratory. In less than a week. And yes, it's real bourbon. Deal with it, Kentucky. John Grossman meets the serial entrepreneur who's fast-forwarded the bourbon-aging process.
His name is Tom Lix, founder and CEO of Cleveland Whiskey--and he's got a business plan almost as audacious as his process. Read it now.
"There was a point that spring when I felt like I saw CrossFit everywhere—on TV, in my neighborhood, and especially on Facebook, where old friends of mine had started posting obsessively about their best CrossFit times," says Inc. senior writer Burt Helm. Once he met Greg Glassman, the founder of Crossfit, Helm says he was blown away by how charismatic he was--and by how fast the business was growing.
He dug into the story--and even trained at several Crossfit gyms, or "boxes." He also attended a CrossFit certification class--and, to his surprise, passed. "I'm technically a CrossFit certified trainer now," Helm says. Read it now.
Uber, the car service that is not a car service, knows that any time it moves into a new city, it will face a fight. That's fine. Fighting is good, winning is better, and explosive growth is best of all.
Inc. sent senior writer Christine Lagorio-Chafkin to Miami to start reporting this story. Turns out, Miami was the one place where Uber faced a real roadblock to launching. It's a story of a strong-willed, anti-establishment CEO at the helm of one of the fastest growing companies in the world. Read it now.
There's nothing wrong--and plenty that is right--with trying to innovate. But what if innovation is not the panacea it's said to be? Can't you simply work hard, heed your customers, and manage your business very, very well? Adam Bluestein breaks down the longstanding myths--and delivers the facts. Read it now.
"This is what crowdsourcing looks like when it really works. It works because instead of asking for money or labor, Quirky is asking people to share their dreams and giving them real incentives to participate," Josh Dean writes.
Dean explored how young, New York City-based entrepreneur Ben Kaufman has built a $50 million business, attracted $97 million in investment, and established a productive partnership with a giant of American industry. "For these reasons and others, Quirky might be the most important innovation engine in business today." Read it now.
Thousands of start-ups will go under for lack of Series A funding. That's a problem, all right. But not the problem you think.
Inc. contributing writer David H. Freedman examines why seed funding is so easy to get these days, and what's going on with companies that don't make it beyond that. Read it now.
Senior writer Jeremy Quittner, for the November issue of the magazine, took an in-depth look inside the sale of an Inc. 5000 company. A private equity firm offered him the rare inside look at the sale. It's the kind of story from which you might expect brinkmanship, twists and turns, and white-knuckle tension. You will not be disappointed. Read it now. (And while you're at it, check out Quittner's companion piece, Preparing Your Company for a Big Sale.)
What do you call a company that is growing rapidly, has hundreds of happy employees, and is worth hundreds of millions of dollars--but is still deeply troubled? You call it Etsy.
Tom Foster tells the story of Etsy CEO Chad Dickerson's distinctly 21st-century management challenge. "In a social-media savvy, super-connected world, business leaders are not just leaders of their teams and accountable to their investors; they are often leaders of passionate communities of buyers and sellers and members," Foster says. "Etsy is a stark example of that." Read it now.
There's the simple answer: clean air, clean living, and lots of cash to invest. But Inc. senior writer Burt Helm had several of his illusions shattered when he traveled to Boulder, Colorado, to report this feature from the December issue.
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Just a few tidbits on Phil that I can remember after reading his book recently:
*He quit the #1 quarterback position in college down in LA because he liked hunting better. The guy who was his backup and took over the #1 position was Terry Bradshaw!
*Was asked by another coach to come and quarterback his college team because his current quarterback wasn't very good. That quarterback was Joe Theisman! Phil said no!
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*Has a degree and taught school for a number of years before forming his duck call business, which is now owned and run by the second boy after his oldest boy was offered the company and only wanted to work there and not be in charge. It has grown into a multi-million dollar company that is now in a new building with well over 100,000 square feet of floor space.
When you ask a very public person, who is notoriously outspoken on their Christian beliefs, and you ask them their stance on gays, don't act shocked when you hear their answer.
It was a baited question with a predetermined objective. A&E had no problem taking in all the cash of what has become a hit show on television, all the while knowing that this was likely the view of Robertson. They are suddenly appalled by his response?
It is funny how they forgot to mention that Phil Robertson also said this….
"However, I would never treat anyone with disrespect just because they are different from me. We are all created by the Almighty and like Him, I love all humanity. We would all be better off if we loved God and loved each other."
Isn't there a saying that says "Never let a good conflict go to waste"? Maybe its just a publiclity stunt from A&E.
Got to love a man that stands up for his convictions.
Welcome to the Fray brothers and sisters... Christians being persecuted is and never will be anything new. God Bless Mr. Robertson for using his blessings and influence to speak truth.
And to Eberle... May the Lord bless you as well for being a minister to this forum.
"I can do all things through him that gives me strength..." Phillipians 4:13
People should stop asking questions they dont really want the answers too!
In over 40 years as a believer I can't remember a single sermon devoted to gays. It's not mentioned any more than adultery.
What we do talk about sometimes is how if our kids or grandkids go to public school they are required to be brainwashed from when they are too young to know what's being talked about. If LGBT issues are a topic it is because we don't want someone else's loose morality forced upon our children and we object to being told to what to believe and how to think, to just shut up or else... This is one reason why all but two of my grandkids are home-schooled.
It's ironic that just for voicing our own opinions we are accused of forcing them on others when it is obvious who is forcing not only acceptance but enforcement of their morality on the nation's children. God help us. As I said earlier, we are becoming a socially totalitarian state.
Phil can drink beer at my camp any day.
I would really like to see the other family members leave A&E and hook up with another network.
It sure is a good thing that the west was won years ago, WW II has all ready been fought, we've all ready put a man on the moon because the way America is acting now we would never do those kind of things today, hell some people don't even want Christmas anymore.....their not PC.
The funny thing is Phil has said a lot of those same things in his sermons long before DD and even since the show has aired. There's even been some posted on youtube without the outrage. People need to just quit being so uptight.


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But as Nagin appears in court to enter a formal plea, the attorney for his sons, Jeremy and Jarin Nagin, says he has not had any conversations with prosecutors.
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Jeremy and Jarin Nagin co-owned the granite countertop firm Stone Age LLC with their father while he was mayor. The indictment says that the company received more than $120,000 in payments from city contractors as kickbacks for the mayor's help in City Hall. At least $10,000 of that was a cash payment directly to the sons.
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