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CHIPLEY — After much discussion, the Washington County Board of County Commissioners agreed on Wednesday to follow County Attorney Jeff Goodman's advice and meet with a representative from an advertising firm about looking for a new county manager.
The board was meeting in their workshop in Chipley, prior to their regular monthly meeting, which will be held at 9 a.m. on Thursday.
Goodman informed the board that he would have a finished job description ready for the board's approval on Thursday.
"This job description is a collaboration based on our needs using policies used by other counties," said Goodman. "This agency is like a head-hunting firm that will not only expedite the process, but you're going to find a broader base of candidates, using a non-biased third-party. I've got to add that if you're not going to give this guy the authority to do his job then it's best you don't have one at all."
The board agreed to review the job description at the next board meeting and meet with an agent from the firm at their June 30 meeting.
Interim Human Resources Director Albert Davis informed the board that with the updated job description for the public safety director, which excludes the emergency management requirements, the county would have to re-advertise for the position.
Commissioner Lynn Gothard inquired about the current applicants to which Davis responded that they are welcome to resubmit their application.
Goodman clarified with the board that there would first be a five-day, in-house advertisement of the position and that the board agreed that if there was someone qualifying for the position in-house, then they must be hired before advertising externally.
The board agreed to send Gothard to the city of Vernon as a representative of the board to discuss the city's request to renew their Interlocal Agreement regarding the City of Vernon and Washington County's library services.
"From what I've heard, they want to run it while we pay for it," said Commissioner Todd Abbott.
Goodman advised them that it would be necessary for the protection of the board to find out what the city of Vernon's intentions for the library is.
"The city needs to figure out if they want the library or not," said Goodman.
Representing the Washington County Libraries was Linda Norton.
"We've got seven employees and four libraries," said Norton. "We can't keep it open any longer with this limited funding and staff."
Norton accounted their present troubles — one was the agonizing process of removing WIC from the premises with the help of the city of Vernon agreeing to move the WIC office to the City Hall, giving that portion back to the library to use for adult and children reading programs.
Norton advised that in the next agreement the county should include the additional space that was once the gazebo area because that was how WIC was able to take over that portion of the library to begin with.
"They put WIC in the building under the guise of using it only once a month and then they moved in and took over," said Norton.
Another issue was with inadequate lighting in the parking lot.
"The light is broken and now with the new construction we have additional parking," said Norton. "Our employee doesn't feel safe leaving at night with no lighting to get to her vehicle. We've put in numerous complaints but to no avail."
Goodman had advised that with inadequate lighting and multiple reports that this was a considerable liability because the librarian is a county employee.
The board agreed to look into who is responsible for the lighting to see what can be done.
The board recognized Norton on her upcoming retirement after 21 years of service.
County Engineer Cliff Knauer informed the board that they were ready to send out bids for the mowing, which is a part of the additional Sunny Hills services.
After much discussion the board decided that the contract to bid out should be under the guidelines of pay per cycle with a minimum of 10 cycles guaranteed for the main roads and twice a year for the alternate side roads and would include descriptions for trash pickup and weed-eating services.
The current figures, Knauer explained, were based on the current mowing services and the description was based on current Florida Department of Transportation standards.
Goodman informed them that he had created a new draft ordinance for the MSBU, which was similar to the one in 2011 but excluded the MSBU Advisory Board.
"We've created budgeting guidelines to replace the necessity of the advisory board and to be completely transparent with the community and agrees to add addition services," explained Goodman. "The annual assessment of money is to go to toward repaying their debt, mowing and additional lighting. After these expenses are taken out we've got a contingency of three to five percent that will be used for the next year's services and after all those provisions are made then any addition money will go toward paying off their debt."
Supervisor of Public Works Dallas Carter received permission to get rid of the old Sunny Hills Municipal Service Benefit Unit equipment by calling a scrap company to come pick it up and putting the money back into MSBU funds.
"Best thing to do is call a junk man to pick it up because it's all scrap," said Carter.
Gothard requested a workshop to be called to discuss updating the Policy Manual.
Goodman explained that there had been some delays in the updating due to the elections as well as revisions he was concerned with from a legal standpoint.
The board agreed to discuss updating the Policy Manual at the workshop they were holding on June 19, which was set to discuss the function and responsibility of Public Works.
Chairman Alan Bush request that the board consider putting a change in the policy to include budgeting for temporary pay increases for those who have to do additional work in a temporary position.
"I'm saying this because there had to be a temporary pay increase for (David) Corbin for the additional services he has taken on as our point of contact," said Bush. "As of now there are no previsions in the policy for a temporary pay increase."
Corbin was chosen by the board at the last BOCC meeting to serve as a "point of contact" between the board and the county employees while the county operates without a county administrator.
Carter informed the board that he needed $205,000 for fuel to continue running Public Works and $11,000 for material to patch the roads.
The board agreed to look into how they were going to fund these expenses.
Gothard suggested that with the Fourth of July coming up that they do as they did with Christmas and shut the yards down, but this time give the employees the option of working somewhere else if they don't want to take the time off.
The board agreed Corbin's request to look into a possible Budget Committee.
"We're going to have to look into something considering the upcoming expenses from increases in Health Insurance and Medicaid," said Abbott. "It's going to be a tough, tough, tough budget year."
Commissioner Charles Brock inquired about Amnesty Day.
Corbin informed him that it was taken out of the budget because the county couldn't afford the $10,000 it took to run the yearly program.
After much discussion the board agreed to ask Waste Management if they would be willing to donate one day out of the year as charity.
The board agreed to place the District 14 Medical Examiner Reappointment on the agenda for the next meeting.
"This is just a formality to see if we will support their decision," said Bush. "There's a reappointment every three years. Last I heard they've had over 50 replies and it's all been good."
The board also agreed to place a variance request for a resident on Gainer Road on the agenda for the next meeting.
"I just feel it isn't right that this man has to jump through so many hoops just to give his son some of his land," said Bush. "In this time of economic problems we need to be promoting development."
Planning Department Director Mike DeRuntz explained that it was an unusual request because the request was for an irregular shaped lot.
Director of UF IFAS Washington County Extension, Julie Dillard, was present to announce the new Agricultural Natural Resources Agent, Mark Mauldin, and informed the board that Mauldin would be available to the board for introductions at their next meeting.
Dillard also requested support from the board for a study to be conducted in regards to the new broadband expansion to take place for the county.
"The study will show how much we do in efforts to save money and will be no cost to the county," said Dillard. "An example would be how much money we could save by having video conferences instead of traveling to all these meetings in Orlando and other distant places."
Due to schedule conflicts because of the upcoming Florida Association of Counties meeting the board agreed to move their June meeting up to June 20, which will be the day after their scheduled workshop on June 19.

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Vermont Farmstead Cheese Company expands distributionBy Christian Avard
Staff Writer | November 24,2012WOODSTOCK A Woodstock cheese company that has been in operation for less than a year is now selling products all over the country.
Vermont Farmstead Cheese Company announced last week that it has expanded its distribution to 15 states.
Senior Vice President Valerie Traynor said the companys cheeses have debuted in New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Louisiana, Florida and Texas.
Vermont Farmstead has been aggressively marketing products throughout the north and southeastern United States and secured partnerships with five different distributors, Traynor said.
Expansion at the Woodstock facility also improved distribution. Vermont Farmstead installed a new vat in September and increased cheese production from 17,000 pounds per month to 48,000 pounds per month.
Vermont Farmstead has also made an impression on cheese connoisseurs. The company earned 32 awards at major national cheese competitions including the Los Angeles International Dairy Competition, Big E Cheese Competition and the 2012 World Jersey Cheese Awards. In fact, the Governors Cheddar named after Gov. Peter Shumlin was named the number one cheddar in the country at the 2012 American Cheese Society Annual Conference and Competition.
This is a very exciting time for us. Were getting an outstanding response right now, Traynor said.
Vermont Farmstead cheeses that will be distributed to stores throughout the eastern United States include Farmstead Cheddar, Lillé, Governors Cheddar, Windsordale, Smoked Windsordale, Alehouse Cheddar, Brickhaus and Vermont Applewood Smoked Tilsit, Blueberry Windsordale, Hot Pepper Windsordale, Cracked Pepper Wensleydale, Cranberry Windsordale, Chocolate Stout, F.H. Gillinghams Woodstock Village Smoked Cheddar and SugarHouse Edam.
Stores slated to carry the companys products include local cheese shops and chain food stores such as Whole Foods, Publix and Market Basket, Traynor said. An updated list of more than 200 local stores can be found at www.vermontfarmstead.com/find-our-cheese.com.
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The anticipation of playing defense one more year at Mississippi State was the reason cornerback and former East Webster player Johnthan Banks said he returned for his senior season.
After Friday morning's scrimmage at the practice field, Banks was reminded of just how much fun it was.
"I just go out fly around and make plays," Banks said. "That's what I'm there to do and help lead this team. (I want) to make myself better as a football player, as a corner and just try to help this defense as much as I can."
The defense was in charge most of the scrimmage and never let the offensive side of the football establish any consistency.
Banks said it was a matter of the defense coming out focused and ready to go.
Even though there's still some work to be done in terms of depth, Banks likes what is developing around him.
"I love it," Banks said. "That way I don't have to press. (Tavaeze) Calhoun can play and (Darius) Slay can get the job done. We're growing up and have a lot of guys coming in to play. I could name them all. They are doing what it takes to be one of the leading defenses in the SEC. They work hard and listen to coaches. They just go hard and make plays."
Banks went as far to say, "this is the best defense I've played on since I've been here."
He understands that the defense must continue to find the chemistry and keep everything moving in the right direction to reach its potential.
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One of the most anticipated games this year, Activision's Modern Warfare 3 joins its predecessors — Black Ops and Modern Warfare 2 — in the pre-release piracy box. Modern Warfare 3 is due out in stores on November 8.
Dean Takahashi reports on Venture Beat that a thief had physically stolen one of the discs from the two-disc set from a distribution warehouse where copies are being stored. According to the story, it's disc 2 of the set for the PC and apparently it's started to circulate.
The story also reports that Activision is actively seeking the pirates with one posting on Craigslist on being forced to delete or destroy his copy of the game or face immediate fines. Apparently, Activision has stepped up its game on being able to track who has what if the posting is to be believed.
Gamespot had also commented on the report by pointing out that simply having the second disc isn't enough to play the game somewhat mitigating fears over a rash of spoiler filled vids raining down from Youtube such as what followed Crysis 2.
Estimates can vary on how much of an impact this might have on sales, yet few doubt that MW3 will be a titanic windfall for Activision's coffers when it hits. Piracy is still piracy, though it arguably did little to dent the record breaking numbers of copies sold for either Modern Warfare 2 or Black Ops when they were released. However, an estimate on revenue lost due to the piracy of Black Ops reportedly tops $200 million that could have gone to Activision. Certainly nothing to sneeze at.
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Town tackles panhandlersBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | December 28,2012The town is looking to rein in aggressive panhandlers.
The Rutland Town Select Board has passed an ordinance restricting the activities of panhandlers, keeping them a certain distance from facilities like public toilets and ATMs and otherwise requiring them to moderate their solicitations. The board unanimously approved the ordinance at a meeting earlier this month, and town administrator Joe Zingale said it will take effect Feb. 2 if nobody files a petition for a public vote.
Weve had a few, in the past year, a couple citizen complaints, Zingale said. Ive gotten a few myself, at least three.
Zingale said individual board members also got calls about panhandling at the intersection by Green Mountain Plaza.
People who would be stopped at the red light, they would walk up to them and stand there, talk to them, he said.
Another complaint noted panhandlers seemingly operating in shifts at the location. Zingale said there was also a safety issue.
For people to be standing on that island and stepping out into traffic thats not a good location, he said.
Under the direction of the board, Zingale said he contacted the Vermont League of Cities and Towns, which provided him with a copy of an ordinance adopted in Burlington. That became the template for the towns ordinance.
This will give us the authority to move the people along and prohibit whats going on, Zingale said.
The ordinance prohibits soliciting anyone waiting in line, in a parking lot or within 15 feet of a building entrance, public toilet, ATM, bus stop, handicapped parking space, pay phone, public information booth, financial institution or check cashing business.
Soliciting while intoxicated is prohibited, as is soliciting someone who has already declined a solicitation or in poorly lit areas. The ordinance also forbids panhandlers from blocking traffic, recklessly touching people and their property, using violent, obscene or threatening gestures or being unnecessarily loud.
The ordinance also states No person shall solicit by stating that funds are needed to meet a specific need, when the solicitor has the funds to meet that need, does not intend to use funds to meet that need or does not have that need.
Violations are punishable by fines ranging from $50 to $500.
Dan Barrett, a staff attorney for the Vermont chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, said that while he was not familiar with or aware of any complaints regarding the Burlington ordinance or about the issue at all in Vermont the Rutland Town one raised a number of red flags.
Copying and pasting from one municipal ordinance does not mean that its lawful, he said. It could just mean nobody has challenged it.
Barrett said a number of the provisions are already covered by state statutes on assault and disorderly behavior.
While the ordinance does not outright prohibit soliciting money, Barrett said he did not believe the prohibitions against soliciting too close to a bank or a public toilet would withstand challenge.
The big problem with the ordinance is soliciting money is protected by the First Amendment, as is standing with a campaign sign, he said. I think the town could save itself a lot of trouble by not enacting it.
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In a time when companies are rebounding, rebuilding, and looking to engineer business growth, ensuring their employees can communicate, connect, and share information efficiently is of fundamental importance. Luckily, the skills that many already possess from their personal use of social media can aid in doing this. Companies that use social media to improve knowledge transfer will see employees benefit from more informed thinking, better ideas, and big steps forward in innovation.
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The liberal arts curriculum reflects the distinctive mission of Wilson College. Through requirements which bridge the sciences, humanities, and social sciences, students develop effective written and oral communication skills, the power to reason critically, and increased awareness of cultural differences within the U.S. and a global framework.
Foundations courses equip students with the fundamental skills necessary to pursue a liberal arts education. Upon completion of these requirements, students should:
All new students (excluding most transfers and those in the Adult Learning Program) in the College for Women take a seminar during the first semester to support their transition to college. The seminar provides information about the college's honor principle, traditions, and its mission and history. It also seeks to facilitate students' self-understanding, e.g., through exploration of career interests and completion and analysis of personality inventories. Developing knowledge of academic skills required at the college level is also a goal.
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Students enroll in one of the following (depending on placement): English 104: ESL-Writing at College Level I, English 101: Written Communication, English 108: College Writing, or English 180: Writing and Literature, depending upon placement. Students who complete English 104 or 108 will continue to develop their writing skills by taking at least three additional writing-intensive courses. Students who complete English 180 will take a minimum of two additional writing-intensive courses. Students who receive a score of four or five on the Advanced Placement (AP) exam in English will take at least one writing-intensive course.
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"It is time that I yield the floor to others who are interested in continuing the betterment of Starkville, thus I will not be seeking a second term as alderman. The complete enjoyments of family, friends, and career are calling and I hope to be able to once again show them their due attention.
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The Prescott: A Boutique Hotel In Downtown San Francisco
San Francisco is a city known for its timeless classics. The Golden Gate Bridge. Steamed crab and a baguette on Fisherman's Wharf. A certain song by Tony Bennett. And the Prescott Hotel.
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Cape Town coffee shops pay it forward with suspended coffees
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Fazielah Williams has lived in and loved her Mother City since birth. Having lived all over the Peninsula during her childhood, she now calls the picturesque City Bowl home and likes nothing more than watching the sun set over Table Bay from the window of her apartment.
A lover of the arts and proud Cape Town fanatic, Fazielah began her writing career by spending many hours as a child conjuring fantastical stories that featured independent heroines from faraway lands who saved the Prince instead. This Capetonian princess has enjoyed stints as a magical arts PRO and TV publicist before finding her calling as a travel writer.
When not waxing lyrical about the Fairest Cape's most loved attractions and activities and embarking on unexpected adventures, Fazielah can usually be found taking in a show at one of the City's fabulous theatres.
Cape Town, the responsible Mother City, is always looking for bigger, more creative ways of giving back to the community and now two of its sensational coffee shops, Haas Coffee Collective and Bolo'bolo Coffee House, have found a heart- and body-warming way to do so – with suspended coffees.
Derived from an old Italian tradition, suspended coffee is the practice of purchasing two coffees but only taking one. The other coffee will remain suspended until a needy person (a beggar, or even someone who forgot their wallet at home) enters the coffee shop you've purchased the coffee at, and has said drink for free.
Haas Coffee Collective, in the colourful Bo-Kaap, is one of the first establishments in the caring Mother City to adopt the process and has seen positive results since launching the initiative a while ago, thanks to clients' requests.
"We are very happy to be a part of something that shows compassion for our fellow humans. The joy and appreciation in the face of a less fortunate person being presented with a hot coffee or a fresh bite to eat is more beautiful and heart-warming than one could ever describe in words. If you do not know that look, you need to start sharing soon!" says Francois Irvine, Haas Coffee Collective owner.
Bolo'bolo, in quirky Observatory, is another hot suspended coffee contender and do gooders are lining up to purchase their Fair Trade cuppas at this anarchist infoshop and vegan café .
Since its inception in Italy, the suspended coffee movement has taken the world by storm with some countries, like Australia, now boasting a chain of suspended coffee bars. Others, like Singapore, adapted the project to include suspended meals sold by hawkers to be given later to people in need.
This innovative concept is garnering social media attention, too, as the United Kingdom's major cities have started a Facebook fanpage with more than 20 000 fans and are building a smartphone app that allows people to find the cafés that offer suspended coffees all across the country. Creative and responsible … I like it!
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A 43-year-old mom was thrown out of a water park by police - because her bikini was 'too sexy'.
Madelyn Scheaffer visited Aventure Oasis in Independence, Missouri with her 14-year-old daughter on Tuesday - so the pair could cool off as temperatures topped 86 degrees.
But she made the wrong kind of splash when she changed out of her clothes and into skimpy string bikini.
Before she could even dive in, staff pounced and ordered her to cover up.
When she refused, employees called police to escort her off the premises.
The Sun


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Tonyblack wrote:I think this is the list of correct ones so far:
1 we are not born to live alone in a cage, - Wee Free Men
2 you think it's bizarre, me saying that we were born to live together – Wyrd Sisters
3 and to protect each other? – Guards! Guards!
4 I don't, and I tell you: walk everywhere, look in every corner
5 search everywhere for a love so deep - Diggers
6 visit any place you like
7 see the whole world if you think it's necessary
8 ask the old and the wise - Wit and Wisdom of Discworld
9 but even after 1, noone, 100.000
10 you will find that I'm right - The Truth
11 so let's not waste a second - Carpe Jugulum
12 of our lives with trivial, material matters, - Making Money
13 because you know you won't live forever; - Mort
14 so lift your head up and look at the bright night
15 where a falling star is coming down, - Good Omens
16 and listen only to the sound of my voice.
17 I've been unexpectedly happy as in a fairytale
18 I've been alone as a survivor, I've been greatly admired - The Last Hero
19 I've known incredible friends and learn many things
20 I've seen children being spoiled and treated with too much attention – Small Gods
21 I've seen powerful people giving orders – Lords and Ladies
22 to a large number of others who had to obey – Monstrous Regiment
23 I've felt the desire to run away, outside this bounderies
24 far far away from this known places
25 but it was not my home, not my country
26 it was no more where I could live, there was no life there for me
27 nothing, and nobody, was really real,
28 because I have no power alone, there's nothing I can do.
29 I looked for you but I couldn't find you
30 and I felt lost. You had stolen my heart – Thief of Time
31 and left me to cry my eyes out in pain
32 so loud that when you said "I'll be back" your words were lost to me.
33 You're not such a devil person - Eric
34 you will never curse me to a boring wasted life. – Interesting Times
35 I was craving for your love, a hunger that made me mad. –
36 We had a fight and it was only my fault -
37 but you forgave me. You said you loved me.you said nothing could break my charm on you
38 and that you would have been by my side at all hours.
39 I felt so happy and so light I could hardly keep to the ground. –
40 we got married on December 21st,
41 in front of our parents, - Hogfather
42 a nice ceremony everybody liked.
43 it's wonderful how our lives shine so bright now that you're mine and I'm yours – Light Fantastic
poohcarrot wrote:Possibly;
Discworld Mapp = 4/6/7
Hatful of Sky = 14 yes
Equal Rites = 28
Death's Domain = 26 yes
Moving Pictures/Maskerade/UU Cut-out book =27
Moving Pictures = 31
Men at Arms = 36 yes
Feet of Clay = 39
Discworld companion = 38
Colour of Magic = 37
CrysaniaMajere wrote:poohcarrot wrote:Possibly;
Discworld Mapp = 4/6/7
Hatful of Sky = 14 yes
Equal Rites = 28
Death's Domain = 26 yes
Moving Pictures/Maskerade/UU Cut-out book =27
Moving Pictures = 31
Men at Arms = 36 yes
Feet of Clay = 39
Discworld companion = 38
Colour of Magic = 37
Doughnut Jimmy wrote:A few more random guesses but I agree with Pooh that we probably need the answers now
19 Jonny and the dead
29 Unseen Academicals
32 Soul Music
39 WIngs
Doughnut Jimmy wrote:Thanks Crysania those were great fun
can you explain 9 and 32 to me - even with the answers I don't get them- think the cold has got to my brain
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Mississippi State women's basketball coach Vic Schaefer was in a mood to celebrate Sunday afternoon.
Following a 47-44 victory for the Bulldogs over the Arkansas Razorbacks, Schaefer gathered his team around in front of the bench and shared a joyful moment.
There haven't been too many of those this season, but Schaefer wanted to make sure the players knew how he felt of their effort.
"I'm so proud of my kids for how hard they competed," Schaefer said. "It wasn't perfect, but you have to be impressed with our competitive nature (Sunday) and our toughness."
From the very start of the game, Mississippi State established the defensive intensity that Schaefer likes.
The Bulldogs forced 12 turnovers in the first half and held the Razorbacks to 21 percent shooting (5-of-24) from the field in the 20-minute span.
"I feel like we all pulled it together," MSU sophomore guard Kendra Grant said. "He was telling me and the rest of the team that he was proud of us. This is the type of defensive team that he wants. This was a perfect example of what he wants."
MSU held its biggest lead of the first half at 22-9 with 6 minutes remaining on a 3-point field goal by Darriel Gaynor.
After the Razorbacks had cut the margin to 22-14, Kendra Grant hit the final basket of the first half as the Bulldogs took a 24-14 advantage into the halftime intermission.
Schaefer said holding Arkansas to 14 points in the first half had to be considered impressive.
"Arkansas has two future WNBA players on that team," Schaefer said. "Watkins is a player. Arkansas made zero 3's (for the game) and that has to do with our pressure. We were going to let them have a clear view of anything."
The Razorbacks did manage to make a run at the Bulldogs and took their first lead of the game at 37-35 with 8:39 left.
A basket by Martha Alwal put MSU back on top 39-38 at the 6:30 mark.
The game went back and forth the rest of the way, then a pair of free throws by Katia May gave the Bulldogs the advantage for good at 44-42 with 3:20 left to play. Another basket by Alwal and a free throw by Grant helped secure the victory.
"We lost the lead, then got three stops in a row and three scores in a row," Schaefer said. "That put us back up by four (46-42). I'm impressed with our toughness and this is what I'm talking about. When you hold an SEC team to 44 points, 14 points in a half, that's so hard to do in this league."
MSU bounced back from an 88-45 loss at Tennessee on Thursday to pick up its second Southeastern Conference win in three games. The Bulldogs improved to 10-12 overall and 2-7 in the league.
"It says something about an individual," Schaefer said about the way his team responded after the loss to the Lady Volunteers.
Alwal led MSU with 14 points and 12 rebounds, while Grant also scored in double digits with 11 points.
Sarah Watkins, who scored 13 of her 15 points for the Razorbacks in the second half, was impressed with Alwal's game in the post.
"She's a great player," Watkins said. "She's not always going to block shots, but she is going to change shots. Her presence under the goal does a lot for their team, and she is a great scorer too. She has a soft touch from 15 feet."
Quistelle Williams had 16 points to lead Arkansas, which fell to 15-7 overall and 3-6 in the SEC.
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