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New Bern is considering extending its extra-territorial jurisdiction, or "ETJ," along the U.S. 70 commercial corridor in the James City area to spark business development.
Extending the ETJ would enable the city to implement its zoning regulations and codes in the affected area. It also could mean improving the city sewer service in the area.
During a Board of Aldermen work session Tuesday evening, Mike Epperson, city manager, said there have been discussions between the city and county about the city extending its sewer system from the Trent River to Garner Road so more businesses could locate along the corridor.
A public hearing would have to be held before the city could extend the ETJ.
Jordan Hughes, city engineer, said the current sewer system was at capacity and would not handle new development.
The city took over the sewer system from the county years ago, Epperson said.
Phase one of the proposal includes a sewer step-system transfer pump station that would free up the system for more users. The pump station would allow some of the step-system sewer customers to transfer their service to a gravitational system, Hughes said.
The system also would provide more capacity for an area southeast beyond Garner Road to Fisher Road for the county. It is in that area developers would have to enter into a standard user agreement that requires them to petition the city for annexation to hook onto the sewer system.
Hughes said after the meeting the city is not anticipating annexing property in James City and is just opening the sewer capacity in that area.
The second phase would be a long-term project. As development in the area increases, it would require expansion of a retention basin behind the city's Kale Road property, an increase in the size of the pump and a force main to connect the corridor to the city's wastewater facility. That proposal has already been designed, but phase two would depend on development in the area, Hughes said.
The city would look for financial help from the county to begin phase one, he said.
Epperson said the phase one lift station would open up development in Craven County, and although there is no desire on the county's part to be annexed by the city, the county should pay for the service, he said.
In response to a question from Alderman Dana Outlaw, Epperson said there would be some cost involved, like with zoning, but if the county pays for phase one, it would be a benefit for everyone.
Outlaw asked if someone had a parcel of land within the proposed ETJ would they be able to build a duplex or would they have to conform to a single-family dwelling.
Hughes said the city's policy would limit sewer connections within the ETJ to a single-family parcel. Areas outside the proposed ETJ would keep their current policies, he said.
There are very few residential properties within the proposed ETJ and they would not be affected by the ETJ, Epperson said.
Alderman Denny Bucher said there have been three or four meetings between the city and county about the ETJ and a lot of thought has gone into it.
Bucher said James City will probably always be in the unincorporated part of the county and he didn't think the city had any interest in annexing it.
"The people there don't want to be annexed," he said. "But I think we all drive through there. We kind of just accept it is what it is, but it's not very nice. There's building with roofs caved in. There's burned out buildings, and no new development is going to happen there and it's just going to get worse … if we don't come up with a plan."
To a lot of people and particularly visitors, that corridor is part of New Bern, Bucher said.
"It's amazing to me at this point how many people I know who live in the city say 'why don't you get that cleaned up?" he said. "Why do you guys allow that to look the way it looks?"
But it's not the city, it's the county and the county has no zoning, Bucher said.
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Bucher said the area was "a negative right now" for people who might want to visit or retire to places like Carolina Colours and Taberna.
"It would be positive from a real estate standpoint or residential standpoint as well and commercial standpoint, I think, there are a lot of pluses here if we can pull it off," he said.
Epperson said the commercial corridor was not about the residents of James City but they would benefit as much as residents of Taberna and Carolina Colours with services that will be provided with new development.
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Good morning!
l'm building up to taking down the Christmas tree & starting my New Year clean-up/clearout today.
SOTD is L'Ambre de Carthage by lsabey, from a sample.
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
Hello everyone, Gabriele Strehle Strenesse for me today.
Have a lovely Friday, all.
"I felt something so intense, I could only express it in a perfume." - Jacques Guerlain
........Good morning!
..........Photo, vintage
Good morning,
I started off earlier ths morning in Coup de Fouet and now have the rest of my Vetiver Extraordinaire sample on my wrist. And I thought I was through with the Malles (selling all bottles -except the superb Une Fleur de Cassie- last year)...
Good morning all !. SotD is Rive Gauche PH.
Ready for the weekend
Hello and happy Friday all! My Christmas tree came down yesterday. Got increasingly fed up of pulling the kittens out of it, untangling them from the lights/tinsel and retrieving baubles from the farthest reaches of the living room. So now they're back to ragging the furniture. They're so cute though, even as they trash the house, so all is forgiven
For synch Friday (frag you've never worn before) I'm in Allure edp. Can't believe I haven't tried this before.
naomi goodsir bois d'ascese
Have I told you about the scent of jasmine? Have I spoken about the smell of the sea? The earth is scented. And I perfume myself to enhance what I am. That's why I can not wear a perfume that bothers me. Perfuming is an instinctive wisdom. And like all art, it requires some knowledge of yourself..."
Clarice Lispector ( 1920-1977) - Perfumes da Terra / Earth Perfumes
Hello all. A sample of Dior Ambre Nuit
Hi All,
House-triplet with Senore & Roberto: Pour Monsieur.
Ready when you are, Jon !
Best to everyone.
Aigues Vives by Galimard
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Wearing Amouage Memoir Body cream. Projects like a fume.
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Wearing Amouage Memoir Body cream. Projects like a fume.
Guess Seductive Homme Blue
Good morning! Will be joining in wine o'clock soon, but first must get through the work day
For synch Friday, I am in a sample of Naomi Goodsir Cuir Velours, so house twins with Danny!
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
Hi all and god fortsättning (means good continuation, and refers to the new year when said after 1/1) as we say in Sweden!
Wearing Cuir de Lancome from a sample generously provided by Foustie.
Good morning, everyone!
It's another bright and glorious day in the mountains! No skiing today, though - we're headed into Boulder to meet friends for lunch, and I'm in Coromandel.
Y'all have a fantastic day!
Hi there, PerfumedLady! Thank you, it's nice to see you, too.
And teardrop, it's also nice to see you here! I sure hope you stick around - I've been enjoying your thread starters lately.
Science is not only compatible with spirituality, it is a profound source of spirituality. When we recognize our place in an immensity of light-years and in the passage of ages, when we grasp the intricacy, beauty, and subtlety of life, then that soaring feeling, that sense of elation and humility combined, is surely spiritual. ..Carl Sagan
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Hugs to all that need them ((bear hugs))
"All problems are illusions of the mind."
-- Eckhart Tolle
................vintage Santos Concentrée
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
Not in synch today, I'm wearing Sweet Redemption. I was supposed to have an appointment today with the eye surgeon (I have a cataract that needs surgery) but a STUPID insurance snafoo caused me to reschedule for later this month ... after I had driven all the way there! grrrrr Anyway, now I have the rest of my day off to enjoy.
hugs to all ... TGIF!
I've trademarked the color bleu
Good morning!
Teardrop, we're chore twins today, I'm taking down all Christmas decorations today, too and listening to music. It really does help make it more fun and go faster.
Devilcat, I bet your kittens are getting big, would love to see a picture of them. I think you're pretty brave having a tree up at all with kittens in the house. I remember the destruction years ago when we tried mixing the two, it wasn't good, lol.
Today for Sync Friday I'm trying Profumum Rosae Mundi, with notes of rose, patchouli, vetiver and cedar. On a thread here on Basenotes others thought it smells similar to Cabaret and I really don't get the connection. Rosae Mundi is far more unisex than Cabaret and Cabaret is more floral and sweeter. This is the first time wearing it so I guess it will take a few more wears to know exactly what I think about it.
Have a great weekend!
^ Ditto.
Not in sync, sotd is Stella.
L'Heure Bleue EDP
I'm not OLD...I'm VINTAGE!
Synching in OJ Ta'if. Lovely work.
Back at work on Monday and going away for Mr Ali's birthday over the weekend. Going to a cold and blustery north eastern coastal resort. Might pop into York on the wayback and visit Burgins if they're open?
Shades hope all goes well when you have it done and that you enjoyed your unexpected time off
Shades dear, put on your sleep mask
and enjoy a little time off.
Today's sync theme is to wear a scent you haven't worn before. Close enough is MPG Freezia d'Or, which I've worn once before. Floral radiance, so upper-crust. If you can't afford the discontinued Sabi ($$$$!), this would make a good substitute. Tuberose and jasmine are the Paul McCartney and John Lennon of this chorus of flowers.
Kiliwia read my mind: Would love to have seen photos of Devilcat's pranksters wearing tinsel. (K, your photo choice excites me to the core.)
For my wine friends, we're behind in bottling, so I'll have to use a wine thief to fill your glass. I believe you all like dry reds, Jon, Gandhajala, Larimar, Cello. Who else is up for a glass? I'll toast you by name over daughter's homemade chicken pot pie at lunchtime.
Reminder: Tomorrow is the first Saturday of the month ~~~ Sniff 'n' Speak, Orientals.
In synch this evening with Olivier Durbano Amethyst.
Ready when you are, Mrs Q.
Wine o'clock!
Cheers Quarry, cello, Jon and G. and others!
A Burgundy style Cotes du Rhone ce soir... and the crisp grassiness that is Sous le Vent.
A nice, velvety Merlot for me, cheers all!
Chores done, & post-shower, my SOTE is original Monsoon. Despite it's name, this is very much a winter warmer for me.
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
Evening All,
Cheers ! to the brew crew Rioja while I await a glass of Chateau Quarry.
Twin with Southerngardens : L'Heure Bleue (older extrait).
Best to everyone.
I'm visiting Japan.... so brought a bunch of samples with to wear. I recently got a bunch of the Serge Lutens non-exports (are they still called that?), so that is what I have.
Today, I was wearing Mandarine Mandarin. It's already the 5th here.. lol.
Hmmmmmm.... I guess I'm in synch!
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I don't know much about medicine, but I know what I like. -- S.J. Perelman
Synced today in a scent I've never worn- Caron's Tabac Blond. Yes, I am a bit slow in getting to the Caron line! Hope Larimar is proud of me today!
The nose wants what it wants!
This morning
Iris Ganache
for a special friend
Shalimar Parfum Initial in the afternoon
Good evening, good smelling people.
Karmala today, the Avon (mark division) fragrance. I love it, as do my daughters. It is one of the few they made that have good longevity on me, too, it's still there from this morning. Perfect match for the purple sweater and brown boots, it smells like the outfit looks, LOL. I can also see it working very well with a flowy hippie skirt kind of look, but that's not how I dress
I m in sync wearing Penhaligon s Quercus. Lovely, when first sprayed on, but soon falls flat, faint & meh on me. Maybe an old sample...?
Everything passes. Everything changes. Just do what you think you should do.
--Bob Dylan
Our PerfumedLady smells Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ^^!


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BRISTOL, T.N. - Host King College rallied back late in set one before cruising to a 3-0 (26-24, 25-11, 25-22) sweep of Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas women's volleyball on Friday night. The Tornado improve to 8-5 overall, 3-0 in league play while the Lady Falcons slide to 2-9, 1-3.
Pfeiffer had a 23-20 and 24-22 lead in set one after kills from Kelly Lancellot and Amber Wooten before King used an attack error, two-straight aces and kill from Mariah Herington to win the sets final four points.
A combination of Pfeiffer errors and 16 Tornado kills hitting .542 led to a quick 25-11 victory for the hosts. Pfeiffer came back into set three tied 18-18 before errors after gave King just enough of an advantage to finish off the sweep.
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SLIDELL, La. -- There's some heavy lifting going on between the old, broken I-10 Twin Span bridge and the new one.
Crushed pieces of the old bridge, torn up by Hurricane Katrina, are being dropped back into Lake Pontchartrain to develop a reef, which the Coastal Conservation Association, or CCA, hopes can also help some wounds from Hurricane Isaac.
'Everybody likes to come here and go fishing,' said Ron Harris, president of the Slidell Chapter of the CCA, 'Right after the storm, it seems like it wrecked it just as we started and it's taken a while to get everything going again.'
Isaac did $2 million worth of damage to the jetty and timber bridges of the St. Tammany Parish Fishing Pier, as well as to the road running to it, four months after it opened. But this reef, the third in the lake, but the first for people without a boat, could help bring the pier, and the area, back to life.
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Most likely to succeed: Cedarcrest
The Red Wolves missed out on returning to the state tournament last year after losing an overtime thriller by one point in the regionals. This season Cedarcrest coach Mark Prince said his team's goal is to get back to state for the second time in three years after a 55-year absence. "Our ultimate goal is Yakima," said Cedarcrest boys coach Mark Prince. "We have high expectations this year." Coaches around the league tend to agree, voting the Red Wolves No. 1 in the preseason poll. Cedarcrest is led by last year's league MVP Zach Taylor and Jordan Corpus, two players with a wealth of skill and experience. "Those two are studs," said Sultan head coach Nate Trichler. "You get the league MVP back it's going to a good thing."
Most likely to surprise: Sultan
The Turks may not sneak up on too many teams this season, so surprise may not be the right word. With nearly it's whole roster returning from a strong season a year ago, Sultan was mentioned by nearly every Cascade Conference coach as a team to watch this season. It would be a little bit of a surprise, though, if Sultan were to win the conference title, something not out of the question with its entire starting rotation back, including All-Area second-team selection Brock VandenEkart. "They're a well-coached team that plays hard," said Prince. Sultan also returns sharpshooter Sammy Cotterill, point guard and floor general Antonio Rivas, defensive specialist Cooper Beucherie and athletic forward Steven Brannam.
Most likely to score 40: Zach Taylor, Cedarcrest
The senior guard has been doing big things for Cedarcrest for a while. Two years ago he guided the Red Wolves to the state tournament for the first time since 1955 and last year he was named the league MVP. This year Prince is just going to sit back and enjoy the show, nearly made possible by Taylor's knowledge of the game. "His hoops IQ is so high it's almost like having an extension of a coach on the floor," Prince said. "He knows what to do and what to call in certain situations." But don't forget about Taylor's ability to play. "If you play up on him he'll go by you, play off and he'll pull up," Prince said. "And he's a terrific rebounder. He's got the all-around game."
Most likely to get caught stealing: Evan West, Granite Falls
In last year's huge upset of eventual-conference champion King's, West was the one who had the unenviable task of guarding Knights guard James McCutchen, who had scored 24 points in the two teams' previous matchup. West stepped up to the challenge, though, and limited McCutchen to just 11 points in the Tigers' huge upset victory over the Knights. Wilson said that the key to West's defense is hard work and dedication. "He takes it upon himself to shut down that other guy," Wilson said. "He's also a very smart defender."
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At last year's 2A District 1 tournament the Archbishop Murphy girls basketball team ran into a group of physical teams from the Northwest Conference and fell short of advancing to the regional tournament. Wildcats head coach Mark Bircher said he hopes that experience will pay big dividends this season. "Those teams beat each other up and are used to competing," Bircher said. "For us it was good to get that type of competition." Over the summer the Wildcats honed their skills and also got met more stiff competition. The result is a team ready to take the next step. "We've definitely got a bulls' eye on us this year," Bircher said. "If we stay healthy we're going to be tough to beat." It all starts with post Beth Carlson, who is tough to stop. But the Wildcats have more than just their high-scoring senior. Forward Monti Cooper (right), shooting guard Anna Maher and point guard MaireMichael Carroll are all returning starters and help make up a tough and experienced group. The upperclassmen will be welcoming a talented group of underclassmen as well, including Madison Pollock, an athletic and long forward. "She's the whole package," Bircher said. "She can shoot outside, drive, post up. And defensively her length is disruptive."
Most likely to surprise: Cedarcrest
Led by possibly the conference's most complete player in Susan Kenney (see below) and returning eight varsity players, the Red Wolves may push for a conference title, something no Cedarcrest girls team has ever won. But to do that the Red Wolves will have to unseat last year's co-champs Archbishop Murphy and King's and Cedarcrest coach Brad Knowles knows that's a challenge. "Those teams are used to winning," said Knowles, who guided Cedarcrest to a third-place finish last season. "They're deep and talented and it's hard to prepare for that." Cedarcrest, which won seven of its final 10 regulars-season games last season to take third, may not be much of a surprise to other teams around the league, however. "They know who we are," Knowles said.
Most likely to score 40: Susan Kenney, Cedarcrest
The Red Wolves discovered just how valuable Kenney was last season when the then-sophomore suffered a shoulder injury in the district tournament. Without its floor general, Cedarcrest was lost on the offensive end en route to a quick two-and-out at districts. This season Kenney is back at 100 percent and is ready to take her team to new heights. "Her motto this year is 'Bring it,' " Knowles said of his star guard who averaged more than 16 points per game last season. "She has the heart of a lion." From her point guard position, Kenney is that rare blend of pure scorer who can also distribute the ball to her teammates.
Most likely to get caught stealing: Ellie Rasmussen, King's
When Knights head coach Dan Taylor needs to shut down an opponent's scorer he knows just who to turn to: Rasmussen. "She's our defensive stopper," Taylor said of the senior guard. "We put her on the best and don't worry about her. She is so scrappy." Taylor said that the key is Rasmussen's eyes and hands. "She really has an eye for the ball when she's on defense," Taylor said. "And her hands are quick. She's a tough player to score on."
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UCT broke their Varsity Cup curse with a 26-16 victory over Tuks in the final in Pretoria.
UCT shot out of the gates, scoring in the first minute after stealing a Tuks lineout feed and shifting the ball wide to No 8 Greg Mallett. Demetri Catrakilis added the extras, but that was as good as it got for the Capetonians in the first half.
Tuks' intensity, power and accuracy in the collisions was impressive, and their work at the breakdown rabid. That stifled UCT's ability to play the expansive game they are renowned for, and their unwillingness to shift to a more pragmatic approach cost them initially.
Tuks conversely seemed to have found their attacking groove after a slow start, flyhalf Wesley Dunlop sinking two penalties before centre Jean du Plessis rounded off a move that featured efficient phase play. Dunlop banked the conversion and later a penalty, before Catrakilis made it a six point deficit (16-10) going down the tunnel.
Tuks had bossed the facets of play that mattered up to that point, with UCT having a limited rebuttal to their brutal gain line assault and set piece superiority. A rebound looked unlikely at that stage, but the visitors showed a greater appreciation for building a platform and profited as a result. Two Catrakilis penalties got them level with 25 minutes to play and with that came a patent shift in momentum.
Tuks' defensive resolve was steadily eroded by their determined opponents, and when UCT hooker Matthew Page finished off a move that featured multiple phases, you sensed Tuks' resistance had been depleted. Catrakilis continued his flawless kicking performance with the conversion and a fourth penalty to establish a 10 point lead.
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OXFORD, Ohio – Holding its first home meet of the year, the Miami University men's track and field team placed three RedHawks in the top five of the only two events held on day one of the Miami Invitational Friday at George Rider Track.
The RedHawks sit in third place with eight points after just one scored event while Findlay is first with 17 points. Eastern Illinois is second with nine points while Cedarville is the only other team with points so far in the 16-team field with five.
Junior Rob Stein (Villa Park, Ill.) earned runner-up in the hammer throw, the lone field event of the day, with a personal-best heave of 55.40m/181-9, which ranks him 10th in school history. Findlay's Derrick Vicars won the event with a toss of 60.91m/199-10.
In the first section of the 5000m run, redshirt senior Steve Kiplagat (Iten, Kenya) crossed in third in a personal-best 14:42.62, as he continues to recover from an injury, while junior Daniel Garleb (Pickerington, Ohio) was right behind in fourth in a season-best 14:44.67. The second section of the 5K will be run Saturday at 10:55 a.m. as the first track event of the day.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - Bowling Green forced three Miami turnovers and outscored Miami 20-6 in the second half as the RedHawks dropped their first Mid-American Conference game of the season, 37-12, Saturday afternoon at Doyt Perry Stadium.
Miami (3-4 overall, 2-1 MAC) pulled within five points of the Falcons on their first possession of the second half, as Zac Dysert connected with Andy Cruse for a 2-yard touchdown. The senior signal-caller, who finished the game completing 17 of 31 passes for 198 yards with a TD and 2 interceptions, set up the score with a 64-yard strike to Nick Harwell down the left sideline. It was the longest offensive play of the year for Miami.
Harwell led the RedHawks seven catches for 117 yards, while Cruse had seven grabs for 54 yards.
Dysert moved into eighth all-time on the MAC passing list with 10,444 career yards and also passed Robert Giffin III and Andy Dalton on his way to becoming the 60th ranked passer in NCAA FBS history.
Bowling Green, however, closed out the half with three more scores. The Falcons (4-3, 2-1 MAC) scored on a Matt Schilz 13-yard pass to Chris Gallon with 2:01 left in the third and added on another TD when Booboo Gates returned an interception 37 yards for a score. BGSU's John Pettigrew rounded out the host's scoring with a 29-yard TD run in the fourth quarter.
Miami held the early lead, but wasn't able to hold onto it for very long. Kaleb Patterson kicked two first-half field goals from 36 and 44 yards, as the RedHawks trailed 17-6 at halftime. Patterson was 2-for-2 on the day, including his fifth straight successful try of 36 yards or more.
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East Gaston 10, Garinger 0 (5 inn.) — Alex King pitched a no-hitter, striking out 10 batters in the win. Matt Grimmitt, Cory Hughes and Tyler Price had two hits each. The Warriors improved to 14-7, 10-2 on the season. East Gaston-Hunter Huss has been postponed for another date.
Hunter Huss 7, Chase 2 — Matt Faulkner, Blake Lewis and Andrew Jordan were 2-for-4 to lead Huss. Kyle Mueller (2-for-3) also stood out. Stephen Seay fanned three batters in 4 2-3 innings to pick up the Huskies' win and Andrew Jordan (4 strikeouts) got the save. Hunter Huss hosts Crest on Friday.
East Lincoln 11, Bessemer City 0 (5 inn.) — Addison Parrish (3-for-3) knocked two homers and had six RBI while Nick Savoie (four strikeouts) picked up his fifth win of the season throwing a no-hitter against Bessemer City. Darin Salter (2-for-3, 2 RBI), Clay Hodges (3-for-3, 3 runs) and Cory Petersen (3-for-3, 2 runs , RBI) also stood out in the win. East Lincoln (9-3 SP 1A/3A) improved to 13-8 on the season. Bessemer City (3-9, 7-13) next plays against Lincolnton on Senior Night.
Cherryville 11, Lake Norman Charter 8 — Tyler Beam (2-for-3, 2 RBI), Austin Wilkinson (two hits), Hunter Jackson (two hits) and Dillon Harris (three-run HR, two hits) led the Ironmen offense. Harris (5 innings) and Spencer Stamey (save) combined in the win. Cherryville (12-10, 9-3) hosts North Lincoln on Friday.
Crest 13, North Gaston 6
Kings Mountain 13, Ashbrook 3 (5 inn.) — KM had 22 hits. Alex Grooms, Alex Reynolds, and Colby Crisp all had 3 hits to lead KM's 22-hit attack. Daniel Barrett also had a 3-run triple. Grooms started and gave up a run on 3 hits in four innings with 8 strikeouts. Now 5-4 in conference. Kings Mountain hosts North Gaston on Friday.
Southlake Christian 12, Gaston Christian 2
West Lincoln 6, Lincolnton 2 — Brett Huff (2-for-4, RBI, run), Cameron High (2-for-4, RBI) and Ethan Bumgardner (2-for-3, run) led the Rebel offense. High picked up the win in six innings with 11 strikeouts while allowing two runs (one earned ). The Rebels improve to 18-4 on the season. West Lincoln hosts East Lincoln on Friday.
West Lincoln 11, F.T. Foard 4 (Monday) — Dalton Gowery picked up the win, allowing three runs and three hits and five strikeouts. Mack George (3-for-4, 3 RBI, 3 runs), Cody Dellinger (2-for-4, 2 runs) and Ethan Bumgardner (2-for-3, 3 RBIs) also stood out in the win.
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South Point 10, Forestview 0 (six innings) — Graylin Heustess picked up the win for South Point. Morgan Mahaffey (3-for-4, 3 RBIs), Summer Davila (2-for-3, home run, four RBIs) and Kristin McAndrew (2-for-3) also stood out. South Point (16-3, 9-0) hosts North Gaston on Tuesday.
Gaston Christian 6, Southlake 2 — Sarah Adams (2 RBI), Lauren Adams, Tiffany Cobb, Alanna Freeman, Madison Ramsey (RBI) and Gabbi Wilson (RBI) each had a hit. Gaston Christian (9-7) plays at Metrolina on Thursday.
West Lincoln 11, Lincolnton 1 — Alex Goins (3-for-5, 2 RBI, single, double, triple), Rylee Marsh (3-for-5, 3 RBI) and Kennedy Prorock (2-for-4) led the Lady Rebels. Lyla Sain, Madison Ferguson, Courtney Clark, and Raeven McCrodden each had a hit. Marsh (7 seven strikeouts) pitched a four-hitter in seven innings without an earned run.
East Gaston 17, Garinger 0 (3 inn.) — Hailey Barlett (2-for-2, 3 RBI) and Taylor Long (2-for-2, 5 RBI) powered the offense while Makayla Hayes (one hit, five strikeouts) took the win. East Gaston (11-6, 7-5) hosts Huss Wednesday.
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Cherryville 4, West Lincoln 0 — Molly Whitworth (2 goals), Hunter Helms and Erin Lockhart scored in Tuesday's win with assists from Helms and Karley Powell. Cherryville will host North Lincoln tonight for Senior Night.
Gaston Christian 1, Southlake 0 — Kathryn Smith had the lone Eagles' goal. Clara Ellington had the shutout in goal. Gaston Christian 12-4-1 plays at Metrolina on Thursday.
Lincoln Charter 7, North Gaston 0 — Tori Jackson (3), Rachel Medina (2), Caitlyn Miller and Jaylaan Prioleau scored. Miller (2), Jackson, Medina and Megan dePalmo picked up assists for Lincoln Charter (12-2-2, 4-2-0).
East Gaston 6, Garinger 0 — Scoring goals for East Gaston were Ellen York (who also had an assist), Colleen Zatorski, Caroline Bowman, Sarah Casciani, Breanna Atkins and Diamond Moore. Assists were by Tia Andrade and Erika Noblett. East Gaston (9-6, 8-3) plays South Point at Poston Park tonight.
United Faith 2, Piedmont Community Charter 1 (Monday) — Hannah Siders scored the lone goal for PCCS.
JV baseball
East Gaston 7, Charlotte Catholic 4 — Tyler Spurling (1-for-4, run, two RBIs), Christian Huggins (2-for-3, run); and Nash Jamison (1-for-3, run, two stolen bases) led EG's offense. Jamison pitching seven innings with seven strikeouts for the win.. East Gaston (8-10) hosts South Point on Thursday.
North Lincoln 9, Cherryville 4 — The Knights improved to 11-1 on the season.
Varsity tennis
Gaston Christian 8, Southlake 1 — William Anthony, Brandon Farris, Ben Hughes, Jack Zaffarano and Bryce Martin won in singles' play while Anthony-Horsley, Farris-Hughes and Alex Hostetler-Andrew Lineberger won in doubles' action for Gaston Christian (5-6).
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Belmont 15, Grier 0 (4 inn.) — Nick Farmer (3-for-3) and Grant Tilley (2-for-2) led the Wildcats' offense. Mason Secrest and Scottie Lee combined for the win. Belmont (5-1) hosts Southwest on Thursday; Grier (0-5) visits Cramerton on Thursday.
Chavis 17, York Chester 0 (5 innings) — Kameron Reynolds got the win and combined with Joseph Conner, Hunter Melton and Tyler Sanders to throw a perfect game. Reynolds also had two hits, including a double, while Melton had two doubles and a home run. Carson
Haynes had three hits, including a double. York Chester (0-6) hosts Stanley on Thursday; Chavis (6-0) hosts Holbrook on Thursday.
Kings Mountain 7, Crest 2 (Monday) — The Mountaineers hit three home runs and defeated county rival Crest 7-2 on Monday to advance to next Tuesday's Tri-County Conference championship game. The Patriots will play at East Lincoln at 4:15 p.m. for the title. Madisyn Bolin pitched all seven innings to earn the win for KM. Bolin struck out nine while allowing four walks, four hits and one earned run. Brian Lysek led off the game with a home run for the Patriots as part of a four-run first inning. Kings Mountain also had home runs by Bryson Bailey and Palmer Davis in the seventh. John Bell and Lysek had two hits apiece for the Patriots (9-4).
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Belmont 4, Grier 0 — Brooke Arnold (two goals), Mikayla Rose and Meghan Carty scored in the Wildcat win. Breanna Barlow had an assist. Jaelin Griffin had the shutout in goal. Belmont (4-2) hosts Southwest on Thursday; Grier (1-4) visits Cramerton on Thursday.
Chavis 4, York Chester 3, 2 OT — Maddie Green, Lauren Gant and Alexia Gomez had scores for the Wolverines won in a shootout. Gomez scored in regulation. York Chester (2-4) hosts Stanley on Thursday; Chavis (5-1) hosts Holbrook on Thursday.


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I stumbled upon a post-apocalyptic webcomic that had a guy journaling about the end of the world; his (barely) surviving group was on an island, and they see a zombie(not really)/infected/crazy person who'd caught a dolphin and was lung-fucking the blowhole. One of their non-infected teens was out fishing, but too close. They put down the one crazy with a rifle shot, but 4-6 more crazies found another boat, and over-took the kid, and almost made it to the island, but the survivors blew them up/set them on fire with an underwater bomb.
Unfortunately, I never got a name for this comic, so it's too hard for me to find with google. I do have the images saved (somewhere), but no server-space to host them (to link to here with).
A name, or preferably a link to an archive would be good
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by Garth Ennis. Not sure which one exactly, as there are many issues and I understand that some was offered digitally (probably what you're looking for). I only read a bit, so I don't really remember much.
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Excellent. Thanks so much.
Found the wikipedia page, which gives enough info to tell me that I'm looking for the arc/series: Wish You Were Here
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Howdy chaps.
You'll notice I corrected a typo you made in the title (meaning: please keep the people in mind who browse the forum from work, thanks)
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Except for the fact that you've now made it impossible for someone like me to find the information using google (which was the boat I was in prior to this).
It'd be nice if there were a flag that I could use which would denote a post that's NSFW, and thus wouldn't show up for people who have their settings set that way... (ie: people in corporate servitude) but would show up for those of us who are free.
I understand why you're doing it - and it makes good sense on an individual site level; but in totality, it makes the net a dumber and less useful place.
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I'm pretty sure if someone googles "dolphin lungfucking" then they're deserve disappointment.
Also, how could you forget that it was a Garth Ennis comic?
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Uhhh, I have no idea who he was. Now I know that he does that comic (maybe? I think the wiki page said he handed it off to others?)
I just clicked on a link, read some fun stuff, and it said: update some slow-ass time in the future, and figured I'd hit it again from history someday.
Totally got busy, computer had issues, you name it.
Story / images stuck with me though, so tried to find it.
Which means you have to search on what you remember. And, well that was memorable. And brings up nothing (the last time I tried it) when you search. Very disappointing. I succumbed and decided that along with the other webcomics I've lost, that I'd finally do the silly registration dance so I could be qualified as a person to be able to ask. I hate having accounts. And this one will eventually moulder away too when I get busy/bored.
But, if the content is on the net, and correctly indexed, I won't have to worry about whether I have an account, and whether there are people who remember the things I need help with.
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...I'd finally do the silly registration dance so I could be qualified as a person to be able to ask. I hate having accounts. And this one will eventually moulder away too when I get busy/bored
heh heh heh. No, the other webcomic forum is where they qualify you as a person.
And in Webcomic List, account moulders you.
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Sit down, grampa's got some learnin' for ya'.
Back in the old days when comics were drawn on leaves using the charcoal sticks from last night's fire, a big, scary-ass british man name Alan Moore created a very minor character to use as a plot device in his Swamp Thing revisioning. See, the Swamp Thing had never quite hit it off as a tragic superhero and had languished on the back shelves for literally decades, but Alan Moore figured with his powers and his connection to nature, Swampy might be good for much mor that one-off teamups with batman and Superman to fight Solomon grundy and Killer Croc.
To this end, he dragged the Swamp Thing into DC's rich magicverse (an insanely expansive universe of characters and settings brought on, for the most part, by DC's purchas of EC Comics back in the 60's), he added a bit of Islington new age crap and made the Swamp Thing into a force to be reckoned with. Throw in Moore's attitude toward sex in comics at the time (plenty, often, and exlicit) and Swamp Thing became one of the first truly successful title direct-distributed to comics shaps (magazine bundlers used by book stores and other mainstream venues wouldn't touch anything not bearing a CCA labelat the time).
But how to keep Swampy in the fray? Historically, the Swamo Thing was not a world traveller, and the odds against heavy hitters like Lucifer, Jason Blood, and Doctor Fate just wandering into a small bayoui town southeats of New Orleans are astronomical. So, Moore introduced John Constantine. Constantine, in Moore's books, was just a plot device. He popped out of nowhere, tricked or convinced the Swamp Thing into some mission or conflict, then disappeared.
At some point Garth Ennis took a long look at Moore's creation, and decided that Constantine was exactly what Great Britatin needed. The Punk revolution was over and the nation was in the grips of the Thatcher Recovery (which, if I remember involved putting people to work by beating them over the head if they didn't accept the low salaries and crappy benefits offered). Ennis liked the idea of a guy who was involved but not engaged, who made the wheels turn, then stepped back to watch.
He got permission from Moore (I assume) to use his character (even though, due to creator contracts in the comics world at the time, Constantine was technically a DC property), and pitched the idea to DC. Along with a long list of artists, Enns turned COnstantine into exactly that person, with the addendum that he never quite pulled back any more, he always seemed to get his coat-tails caught in his own devices.
Despite a lot of splashing around in a lot of harmonic convergence crap and bonghit philosophy, Ennis made Constantine into a bizarrely successful character. You couldn't help liking him and rooting for him a little, even if you knew in your heart that if you ever knew a guy like him for real, you'd have to punch him, early and often. He went on to create or revolutionize a number of DC's magic and creepy characters, putting dirt under their fingernails and making them seem less off and more, "just blokes". He is, and I say this without any regrest, one of the most undersung writers of the Vertigo revolution, and you should be thankful he exists (if only because his work provided the world with another reason to revile Keanu Reeves).
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He also wrote Preacher.
I really like The Boys. That's a great superhero comic (and I never use "great" and "superhero" in the same sentence).
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Post subject: leaves and sticks...
Back in the old days when comics were drawn on leaves using the charcoal sticks from last night's fire
I have many, many of these leafy things. Many sleeved in processed dinosaur carcasses.
And in Soviet Russia the webcomics list you.
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It will be used for the 4th of July and Labor Day. I wouldn't leave it out all the time, just for the holiday, because I'm sure it will fade fast because it is made from thin nylon. But it is very cute for the price you pay for it.
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How reliable are the W126s? I see some come up once in a while and there's something about driving an old flagship that interests me... however I'm certainly not interested in a potential basketcase
How reliable are the W126s? I see some come up once in a while and there's something about driving an old flagship that interests me... however I'm certainly not interested in a potential basketcase
how are the accessories and electronics?
Idle control unit solder circuits often tire and needs replacing.
Cruise control unit solder circuits often tire and needs replacing.
Fuel pump relay, use only Genuine MB unit.
As with all aging vehicles, make sure all electrical connectors are periodically checked.
It's a wonderfully robust, well engineered vehicle overall.
might be too much work for meThe body is rusted through in several places, and has several additional rust spots that are not through yet - we addressed those and the failed paint by filling the gaping holes with urethane expanding foam and treating the entire car to a plastidip. It looks a bit like primer, but is a rubber textured coating. Mechanically, the car is solid, though the brakes are about used up. The engine is strong, but we left the thermostat out when replacing the water pump. A/C and heat work. The factory radio needs a code, and the factory wiring/amp need some attention - better to go aftermarket audio anyway for the effort. Other recent repairs too numerous to list, but "a good home" means dealing with scarce parts and fixing things that are a surprise. If you want to go hog wild, a drive line overhaul will give you a very capable burnout machine - expect to replace clutch packs in the transmission and LSD with 600SL V12 parts. Otherwise, it makes a fairly reliable beater that runs strong and shifts clean. The interior show the age - She's a '90 with almost 300k miles. I'll share some pics on g+ in a bit.
I'm going to bug the crap out of you on email about these things now
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The Mercedes W126 was well represented this year, winning a total of three awards. Our coupe took 2nd place in it's class.
Who took first?
Absolutely gorgeous! Well done sir. Well done.
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Just about time to jump onto the highway and return to the city from which this project all started, Phoenix.
MBCA - StarFest 2012
The short block was torn down, cleaned and inspected. It was representative of the previous owners claim of being a low mileage example. Everything was quite fresh, minimal wear and is now slowly coming back together.
Also, all of the missing valve train pieces were sourced which will allow continued progress on the top end as well.
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The Phoenix has come full circle as of this past weekend. On a journey east our 500SEC returned to the birth place of this project, Phoenix Arizona.
Starfest 2012, sponsored by Mercedes Benz Club of America and Mercedes Benz USA, took place at the beautiful Biltmore Resort in Phoenix. The first ever of it's kind at this prestigious local, allowing vehicles into and onto the main Biltmore courtyard.
Starfest 2012 attracted a wonderful variety of Mercedes Benz from the celebrated Gullwing to it's modern AMG SLS cousin. The vehicles and the venue made for a spectacular day under the scorching Arizona sun.
There was some time to spare prior to the event and a visit to some of Phoenix's finest self service auto dismantlers was in order. One of these pick your bits included the Ecology yard from which this project all started. Today the yard deals primary in domestic vehicles but there were a handful of low turn-over, left-over, european examples. No wide bodies but it was a treat to visit this project's birth place, the filthy lot from which this all started.
This is not the first iteration which had the greatest reliability issues. They continued to make improvements throughout production. This particular example is a 5L.
The W126 designation was well represented at Starfest 2012 and was honored with five of the top honors. One event at a time, the W126 regains the recognition as one of the finest Mercedes ever assembled.
Classic W126 tuners (AMG and Lorinser) were amongst the "modified" group making up a "full house" that was represented by three coupes and two sedans. The grounds were littered with wonderful stock examples as well, a pair of 500E's, three W126's, a handful of R107's, the W123 and the largest single designation, the R129.
After the tour of the grave yards, the attention was refocused on the event. A little wash, wax, sprits, spit and the coupe was ready to make it's way onto the field. Phoenix and Scottsdale are wonderful cities. The trip overall was fantastic and icing on the cake was when our coupe received the honor of 1st in Class.
The entire engine is being sorted, short block included.
I'll be sure to post photos as they become available.
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MARK KEOHANE, in Business Day, writes that allowing rucking would make the game Rugby Union again and not a variation of Rugby League.
If the clever guys who determine rugby's laws granted me one wish it would be to bring back rucking, with the only proviso that a boot on the head or face would be an immediate red card and a lengthy ban.
Other than that, ruck away.
Ruck at those paws that refuse to let go of a ball in the tackle. Ruck at those paws that always find a way back to the ball in the act of supposedly rolling away and ruck away at those legs, arms and backs of those players who lay all over the ball and make absolutely no attempt to roll away.
Ruck away, in the name of a fairer game, a more attack orientated game and a game more in keeping with rugby union, as it was meant to be played, and not rugby league, as the latter has always been played.
At least in Rugby League if you don't go anywhere in your six sets with the ball you turn over possession. In rugby union teams take the ball between 15 and 20 phases and go absolutely nowhere.
The breakdown laws are weighted in favour of the attacking team, providing the ball carrier's body position and placement of the ball is accurate. One player can take the ball in against three defenders or more and one of the defenders will inevitably get penalized for going off his feet or entering from the side.
It only reinforces a defensive line and a lack of commitment to the ruck. Why commit players to the breakdown when it is almost impossible to win the ball? In the glory days when the battle on the ground was still a contest more players had to commit to the breakdown, rucking was allowed to sort out those who deliberately infringe and back line players had space and width to showcase attacking skills.
Referees also refereed and didn't assume the role of rugby coach in the name of a 20-phase continuity exercise sold to a rugby audience as entertainment.
The maul is lauded in rugby union as a skill, despite obvious obstruction. Seven players are in front of the ball carrier and protect him. The only way through for the defender is the middle and any player coming in from the side is penalized. Again it is not a contest.
Rugby has become one defensive line because the contest has been taken out of the lineout, the breakdown and now the scrum.
I know I am not alone in wanting a contest again. Watch some of the games from the 1970s and 1980s and the attacking skills and individual brilliance made rugby union a spectacle. Players had space and used width as a form of attack and not just as an extension of a defensive line.
It frustrates me to see players get away with everything at the breakdown and for those refereeing coaches to excuse it because they had 'warned' the players to keep their hands off the ball or to 'get back onside'.
The 'offending' player has already managed to slow down the recycle of the ball and thereby the pace of the game.
It makes for a bloody boring game of attrition.
Which brings me to the individual genius of Cheetahs back Willie le Roux. There is no other South African player who can unlock defensive systems like him. He has the footwork, the hand speed and the natural know how to commit more than one defender before making a pass.
Le Roux's offload for the first try against the Kings was as good as any produced in the competition. His reverse box banana kick would have been a try but for the bounce and there were other instances that screamed rugby union player and not rugby league prototype in the guise of rugby union.
Le Roux's skills are to be applauded and rewarded. He will make mistakes because that's what happens with players who are constantly trying things on attack.
All the great attacking backline players in the game's history made mistakes. Nowadays players are rewarded for not making mistakes, which means they try to create very little and rely on physically wearing down the opposition.
Le Roux is an attacking exception in a very defensive world. He is a gem.
I'd pick him to start at fullback for the Springboks and I'd have Gio Aplon on the wing or among the substitutes.
Both are in Bok coach Heyneke Meyer's extended Bok squad. I hope both are still there when he announces his Bok squad proper this Saturday.
Mostly, though, I hope for the day when the maul is outlawed, rucking is again a law and rugby union is not a mirror image of rugby league.


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