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Detectives with the Yadkin County Sheriff's Office on April 3 arrested Brandon Allen Archer, 29, Cody Mitchell Meyer, 20, and Jesse Lee Meyer, 17, all of Yadkinville, in connection with two separate larcenies.
The Yadkin County Sheriff's Office received a report of a larceny from a property owner located on Old Hwy 421 West in Hamptonville on March 28, according to a sheriff's office release. A neighbor of the victim who lives next to the property where the items were taken from witnessed the suspects loading the items in a white Dodge Caravan. The family member also provided detectives with a physical description of the suspects.
During the investigation it was discovered that the suspects sold the stolen items to a local metal scrap yard in Yadkin County, according to the release. On April 2 the sheriff's office received a report of another larceny from a property owner located on Stinson Road in Boonville.
During the investigation, detectives determined that the same suspects had stolen from this property, according to the release. The suspects then sold the stolen items to a different metal scrap yard located in Yadkin County, the release stated.
All three suspects were charged with two counts of felony larceny and two counts of obtaining property by false pretense.
Both Cody Mitchell Meyer and Jesse Lee Meyer received a $10,000 secured bond, while Brandon Allen Archer received a $15,000 secured bond. All three suspects are currently being held at the Yadkin County Detention Center.
Detectives with the Yadkin County Sheriff's Office wish to inform the public regarding the increase of metal theft occurring within the county.
Anyone witnessing any suspicious vehicles or persons in your community are asked to call 911. The Yadkin County Sheriff's Office has recovered several pieces of farm equipment that the owners have not yet been located. Anyone missing any of these items is asked contact the detective's office at (336)849-7800.


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Just checked their website, and it looks like they're offering a lot less than $200. $65 for a first gen 16 wifi, and $125 for a 16 ipad 2.
Bring in your old iPad to Target for at least $200 in in-store credit
Target department stores are offering a great deal if you're looking to trade in a first-generation iPad - you're guaranteed to get at least $200 in the form of a Trade-In Gift Card that can be used on any merchandise in a Target store.
The iPad needs to be able to power on and the screen must not be scratched in order to qualify for the deal. But any way you slice it, $200 is a great deal especially if you have a first-gen iPad you're trying to unload. Other services that buy used iPads offer considerably less: Gazelle, Amazon.com, even Nextworth itself, which is Target's partner in this promotion, will pay you $60 - $120 for an original iPad.
The deal runs through November 9th, and is available at Target stores with a "Target Mobile" kiosk in the electronics section. More details are available at the Target web site.
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Bring in your old iPad to Target for at least $200 in in-store credit
I don't use my first-gen iPad for much more than movies, but this might be too good to pass up
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ok, so my iPad 2 (64gb) has a cracked screen - the website says $96 gift card for trade-in WITH cracked screen. Can I still bring it in to the store for that gift card, or does a cracked screen require online trade-in?
The in-store promo says expressly that the screen can't be scratched. I'll assume that a cracked screen counts as "scratched."
I agree, but my question (I guess) is: would they honor the online price in-store (which is far less than what in-store is offering), just to save me the hassle of mailing out my iPad (I know it's not much hassle, it's more of an ease thing).
Did this today. Took about 2 minutes to exchange my OG iPad for a $200 Target card when Gazelle was offering $84. Yowza.
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I got rid of my gen 1 32gb today and got the 200 dollar gift card in minutes from Target. Then immediately bought a 16gb Mini for 300 with 200 off. I then got a 25 gift card for making the purchase and used that for a smart cover as a separate transaction!!! So sick!!
I wish they gave that much money off on new device.
I ordered a 1st Generation mini from Amazon last night to replace the 1st generation iPad my kids were using. My plan was to take the 1st Generation iPad into Target and just use the gift-card @ Target over time for various things that we commonly buy there. My wife was just in Target, so she was talking to the guy at the mobile area and he said they changed the plan - you now need to use the gift-card on the spot to buy a new iPad. I checked online and, sure enough, they changed the deal! Ugh!
Went in to Target on Tuesday the 5th. Was told by the clerk that the deal had changed and I would need to purchase an ipad in store in order to receive the 200 credit for my ipad 1. Since no ipad airs were in stock I purchased an ipad 2 instead. Since I was mostly going to have my daughter use the ipad for movies, I thought that would be fine. Ended up changing my mind and the next day brought the "unopened" ipad 2 back. I received a refund plus a 200 target gift card. I'm now waiting for the ipad mini retina and will use the credit at target to go towards the purchase.
The clerk at Target told me that the reason his store changed the terms was because of people buying the first ipad off sites like craigslist for cheap amounts and then coming in for a target gift card. Then selling the gift cards for a profit. Not sure if that's true, but if so, I hate when honest people lose out on promotions because of a few bad people.
People are bad because they are doing something totally legal and within the rules defined by a corporation? Do you not think maybe target should have done thier homework to see what used iPads could be bought for?
I had no trouble today 11/9 trading mine in. About 5 of us inline, I happened to be first. Took 5 min Max got the $200 Gift card (Which is also good for online purchases) and left. Sheepishly cause I had a pink "Hello Kitty" ipad 1 case under my arm. I'll get the ipad retina mini when they show up in a few weeks and stash it for the kids Xmas present...Really good deal. Almost worth it for the for the ipad 2.

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CRESTVIEW — Eleven new manuals and handbooks recently donated to the Crestview Public Library will be a valuable resource for amateur radio enthusiasts — also called "hams" — Library Director Jean Lewis said.
Among the North Okaloosa Amateur Radio Club's donations were training manuals, for new amateur radio buffs seeking operator's licenses, and guides for more advanced hams. The donation will benefit the Crestview area and serve radio buffs throughout the county, Lewis said.
"These are very good, excellent books on ham radio," she said. "Until this donation, we only had one book, which was 'Ham Radio for Dummies.'"
The donation comes when the Crestview City Council has eliminated the library's book acquisition budget.
"We're helping the library get books they can't afford to buy," NOARC activities director Cal Zethmayr, W4GMH, said. "Anybody who wants to study ham radio or learn more about it can check these out."
The books are available to any Okaloosa County resident within the county library system, Lewis said.
"We knew the library was under pressure for money to get new books," Zethmayr said. "These are brand new books the (American Radio Relay League) requires. If we can reach more people and get more operators, the better for the community."
The league — of which NOARC is a member — in 2014 will celebrate its 100th year of American amateur radio.
In addition to connecting with fellow hams all over the world, amateur radio club members advise local Boy Scout troops during the worldwide Jamboree on the Air, Zethmayr said. They also provide communications during regional emergency operations.
NOARC also serves as a training resource for many area responders including county Emergency Operations Center employees, he said.
"We, over the last couple years, have trained employees of Okaloosa Gas, Auburn Water, the Okaloosa County Health Department, and (Community Emergency Response) teams," Zethmayr said. "We've added more than 100 licensed amateurs. Okaloosa County now has more than 800 licensed hams."
Through regional radio networks, Crestview area hams provide communications linking and guiding emergency responders using satellite positioning and related technology. Local hams helped set up the emergency center's amateur radio communications equipment, Zethmayr said.
"If other equipment fails, amateur radio will keep working," he said. "A lot of the guys have solar power now, and many have generators in case the power goes out.
"For example, if Crestview has a situation where you can't get into Crestview when water comes up over the roads — and it's happened before — we're geared up to provide additional communications to the network."
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Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Army Honor Guard members carry the casket of Spc. Ryan Gartner through the cemetery Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011 during funeral services at San Antonio Cemetery in Aransas Pass. Gartner was buried Saturday after he was shot in a noncombat incident while serving in Afghanistan.
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Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Kindergartners Olivia Garza (from left), Morgan Tullos, Maesha Brown and Javari Ayala coun, open up and show off their eggs Wednesday, April 20, 2011 during an Easter egg hunt at Carroll Lane Elementary in Corpus Christi. The three kindergarten classes particpated in the hunt, with volunteers from Lexington Baptist Church helping to organize and donate some of the eggs.
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Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Sarah Mazuca, a junior from San Antonio, gets color smeared on her face Friday, April 29, 2011 as she joins revelers in the Holi Festival of Color at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.
Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Firefighters douse the flames shooting off a shrimp boat Thursday, May 12, 2011 from the Peoples Street T-head in Corpus Christi. Two people, including boat owner Jerry Tungate, were out by the breakers headed back into the marina about 11:30 a.m. when the fire began. Tungate said he heard a pop from the engine and found smoke coming out from under the hatch. Port Police picked up both passengers before the Coast Guard hauled the vessel to the marina for firefighters to extinguish the blaze. No one was injured.
Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Calallen's Wyatt Mathisen celebrates as he crosses the plate in the 10th inning to give the Wildcats the 6-5 win over Poteet Thursday, June 9, 2011 during the 4A state semifinals at the Dell Diamond in Round Rock.
Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Calallen's Tate Bammert walks off the field as the Witchita Falls celebrates their win on the mound Friday, June 10, 2011 following their 6-2 loss in the 4A state finals at the Dell Diamond in Corpus Christi.
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Michael Zamora/Caller-Times Cotton farmer Bobby Nedbalek (left) talks about the low height of this year's crop Friday, July 22, 2011 along side his grandson, Austin Nedbalek, 6, out on one of his fields south of Taft.
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Michael Zamora/Caller-Times John De La Rosa (left) and Isaac Vela, both 4, tear up in their new Pre-K class while their parents meet with school administrators in another room Friday, Aug. 19, 2011 during an orientation for new and returning students at T.G. Allen Elementary in Corpus Christi.
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I know, I know. You, like me, woke up this morning and your first thought was: what's on those darn Romney tax returns?
Okay, maybe you didn't. But I did (true story, ask my husband). And not because I really care in a this-will-dramatically-change-my-life kind of way but rather I was interested in what the release would mean to the campaign and to the primary. And. YAWN. Now that it's happened, I don't think it means a thing.
Of course, that's what Romney was banking on. He's clearly anxious to move beyond the tax return issue, going so far as to hire former Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service Fred Goldberg to review the returns. After his review, Goldberg released the following statement:
I have reviewed Governor and Mrs. Romney's joint tax return for 2010, including returns for the Ann and Mitt Romney Family Trust, the Ann D. Romney Blind Trust, and the W. Mitt Romney Blind Trust. I have also reviewed the return in process for 2011. These returns reflect the complexity of our tax laws and the types of investment activity that I would anticipate for persons in their circumstances. There is no indication or suggestion of any tax-motivated or aggressive tax planning activities. In my judgment, they have fully satisfied their responsibilities as taxpayers. They have done so by relying on a highly reputable return preparer and other advisors, who have in turn relied primarily on information provided by third parties to them and to the IRS. The end result of that process has been returns that include a multitude of schedules, IRS forms and accompanying statements that provide appropriate transparency and the proper payment of taxes that Governor and Mrs. Romney owe under current law.
Meh. Take that with a grain of salt. That's like me saying it. Okay, a little more impressive than me. But it's still the mere opinion of a tax professional. It's not the same as a tax clearance.
But if had been an honest to goodness tax clearance, would it matter?
I don't think anyone really believes that Romney is cheating on his taxes. That's never been what this has been about, despite Gingrich's statements that he wanted Romney to release the returns to ensure that there's nothing on them that will come back to hurt the GOP. Let's call a spade a spade. This whole exercise has been about making Romney unlikeable. Here's what some politicians want you to know:
- Romney is not just rich, he's über rich.
- Romney invests offshore.
- Romney pays a 14-15% tax rate, lower than many taxpayers.
- Romney gives lots of money to the Mormon Church.
Check 'em all off. They're all true. And you can't possibly have thought differently before those returns came out.
With that in mind, I breezed through the 2010 federal income tax returns for the Romneys this morning (all 203 pages of them) and found them rather unremarkable, all things considered (though I did enjoy poking through them in a tax geeky kind of way).
Here's what you probably already knew:
- He files as married filing jointly.
- He had more in capital gains last year than most people will ever see in a lifetime (about $12 million).
- He itemizes his deductions on his returns.
- He is subject to the AMT.
- He is the beneficiary of a few trusts (including a blind trust a la Kerry, Bush and Cheney).
- He makes a lot of money from speaking (even though he doesn't think it's a lot, per his statements on the campaign trail).
- He has Swiss bank accounts and interests in tax havens like the Cayman Islands, Bermuda and Ireland.
- He donates a lot of money to the Mormon Church.
- He has a few household employees.
Here's what you maybe didn't know:
- Less than 1% of the interest earned by Romney was tax exempt. Far less.
- He claims foreign tax credits and has for years.
- Most of his income is passive, largely from investments and trusts.
- He filed his 2010 return on extension. As in really on extension (signed on 10/15/2011, the last day you can file if granted an automatic extension).
- He makes significant charitable donations to the Tyler Charitable Foundation, a private foundation in Boston.
- He made a few section 83(b) elections last year with respect to restricted stock.
- He gets a fairly good rate on health insurance (he's self insured).
And here's what Romney probably wishes you didn't know:
- His first name is Willard.
You can see the returns here (downloads as a pdf and warning: they're loooong).
I haven't yet sorted through the trust returns or the 2011 estimates. I plan on doing that later today. If I find something worth reporting, I will. But I wouldn't hold your breath that I'll find anything astonishing.
The returns are – as predicted – remarkably unremarkable. Are we okay with moving on now?
(Editor's note: Earlier today, I reported that Romney made donations to the Tyler Foundation which serves families whose children are undergoing treatment for epilepsy at Children's Hospital Boston and UMass Memorial Children's Medical Center. That was my mistake: the folks at Tyler Foundation responded to my request for more information by noting that Romney is not a donor to their organization. It is a different Tyler Foundation, which appears to be a private foundation. I regret the error.)
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The list is customizable, and might be a good way to open a certain Google site, instead of going to another page that contains the list.
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Discover how zazen and Aikido work together to enhance our ability to find our center, overcome internal barriers, and creatively engage with life as it is.
Aikido training helps us unify our mind, body and spirit in our center, and connect with others from that unified whole. When done together, Zazen and Aikido practices can blend, rub, spark, inspire and reinforce each other in subtle and far-reaching ways. In this workshop we will apply basic Aikido practices to learn two profoundly useful life skills: (1) unifying our whole being to touch and be touched by others; and (2) how to fall safely. We will also practice basic Aikido sword movements to learn stance, centering, and body alignment. Designed for Aikido beginners, the practice will be gentle - the movements will involve the whole body and may be moderately aerobic.
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Rain Forest Aerial Trams Costa Rica Designs Exotic Incentive Programs
MIAMI, FLORIDA (May xx, 2010) – At the adventure parks of Rain Forest Aerial Trams Costa Rica Atlantic and Costa Rica Pacific, incentive and corporate groups enjoy a new menu of programs. Located on opposite coasts of the country, the Rain Forest Aerial Trams Costa Rica utilize the lush and mysterious rainforest for explorations of teamwork, inner strength, biodiversity and Costa Rican culture.
Both parks offer customizable packages, creative activities and facilities fitting for groups up to 150 participants. All packages are designed specifically to help teams engage physically, emotionally and cerebrally, while building unity and trust, essential to success in the corporate world.
Combining the allure of the rainforest with high Costa Rica cuisine, Tastes Like Color is a live dinner show featuring music performances and dances evoking Costa Rica legends. The event takes place in the Rainforest Restaurant, decorated with diverse market stands, handcrafts, flowers, herbs, vegetables and fruits, hanging fabrics and colorful candles, embodying the essence of Costa Rican culture.
The Tastes Like Color banquet is a home-style buffet with a variety of traditional dishes, designed to be tasted in gallitos (tortilla wraps) using fresh tortillas, salads and desserts.
A live show consists of three segments, each evoking Costa Rica ancestral legends: the Dance of Diablitos, The Flowers of Matapalo and the Legend of Zurquí Mount. All are enacted with music and dance. Maximum: 120 participants. Minimum: 40 participants
The Rain Forest Encounter at Rain Forest Aerial Trams Costa Rica combines fine artistic presentations, unique local appeal, wild nature and delicious cuisine for an unparalleled exploration of the tropical rainforest.
A welcome committee of school children greets the group with Costa Rica hospitality and a poetry presentation. Next is a sight-seeing tour on the Aerial Tram with expert guides. Tropical fruit kabobs and refreshing non-alcoholic cocktails are served.
The evening's first performance presents the words of Mother Nature, as portrayed by a storyteller. Then is the "Awakening" of the rainforest, in which artists portraying animal and insect character emerge from the woods with modern dance interpretations.
Afterwards, guests arrive to the Rain Forest Restaurant for a deluxe buffet. A classical string quartet makes soft melodies. During dessert is the "Butterflies and Raindrops" dance and theater show. A storyteller emerges from a nest and dancers simulate the butterfly's first movements. At the end, the storyteller liberates live butterflies free into the forest, while each audience member receives their own butterfly to release.
School children give each visitor a small keepsake to remember the night. Maximum: 150 participants. Minimum: 50 participants.
Teamwork is the cornerstone of the Treasure Hunt at Rain Forest Aerial Trams Costa Rica. This event builds on team strengths in a competitive environment using natural resources available inside the rainforest. Challenges have been carefully designed for everyone to participate, regardless of physical condition.
Competitors are cordially welcomed with a delicious cocktail of tropical fresh fruits. Teams are then formed, each selecting an animal mascot, designing a banner, creating a war cry and appointing a leader.
The opening ceremony in the Main Garden begins with a presentation of war cries and banners, plus lighting the competition flame. Teams get a riddle list and board the Aerial Tram for a rainforest tour. Clues are hidden throughout the park, which lead to a treasure map. The first team to find the treasure will be given medals.
The Celebration Banquette is held at the main restaurant, decorated and prepared with beautiful tropical flower arrangements. Guests will delight in a delicious lunch or buffet style dinner, then enjoy festive music and dancing in charge of a known national DJ.
Rain Forest Aerial Trams locations serve as wildlife reserves, ecotourism attractions and research parks with five locations in Costa Rica (Pacific and Atlantic), Saint Lucia, Dominica and Jamaica,. All Rain Forest Aerial Tram parks offer a unique combination of adventure and education. Guides are professionally trained bilingual naturalists. As experts in biology and natural history, they are committed to sharing the secrets and knowledge of the rain forest passed down through generations.
For information or reservations at Rain Forest Aerial Trams, call US/Canada toll-free 1-866-759-8726 or visit www.rainforest-adventures.com
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I can't help but think about Anderson's instructional video over footwork. In the latter part, there's a video showing Anderson doing pad work with Roach and then Silva boxing a few rounds against some random guy, while Freddie cornered and coached him.FREDDIE ROACH SAYS HE KNOWS ANDERSON SILVAS STYLE, WOULD TRAIN GSP FOR POTENTIAL FIGHT
Freddie Roach has worked with both Anderson Silva and Georges St. Pierre, but his loyalty would lie with GSP if the two were to fight.
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On how St. Pierre and Silva matchup: If they fight, the size difference is, I think, possibly too much. But the thing is, if they did fight, I do know the style of Anderson very well. I know how he thinks a little bit. I know how he likes to lay on the ropes and how he likes to counterpunch a lot. Wed have to come up with the perfect game plan and wed have to fight a perfect fight to win that one. Theres nothing impossible in the world. ... Georges is definitely my guy and Id train him to win that fight. Wed do the best we can, and Ill you one thing: It would be a war.
On why Silva didnt impress Roach at first when training at Roachs gym: [Silva spars] like Manny Pacquiao. [Pacquiao] doesnt blow me away in the gym either because Mannys about 30-40 percent also. Guys with that talent, they dont really need to use everything they have. They save it for the fight. Theyre veterans. Its not bad. Its just part of life. ... [Silva is] a very talented guy. The thing about Anderson, he understands distance and timing a little bit better than most at least in the boxing field. I learned that he was just toying with my guys because when I saw him fight for real, he was a whole different guy. When he wants to turn it up, hes the best.
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Its a little bit difficult. Like when I was studying [Floyd] Mayweather for Pacquiao, Mayweather doesnt have a lot of flaws, but he does have a couple of habits. If he fights a southpaw, he dips into the power of the southpaw, which is a big mistake by him and I think thats why he doesnt want to fight Manny Pacquiao because he doesnt like fighting quick left-handed fighters.
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From internet anarchists to governments foreign and domestic, hacking has become more and more pervasive, strategic, and more sophisticated. Just yesterday Twitter was hacked and 250,000 passwords compromised. That's just the latest in a long line. While software can't prevent social engineering attacks (asking or tricking people into giving up their passwords), it can minimize the chances of machines brute-forcing your passwords, and greatly increase you ability to change and improve your passwords if and when they do get compromised.
I use 1Password by Agile Bits on iOS and OS X, and encourage anyone not currently using a password manager to give it a look. If you don't like it, there are alternatives. Just use something that lets you make, use, and change strong passwords quickly, easily, and conveniently.
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I've always been a fan of platformer games so perhaps it's fitting that my pick this week is in some ways, a throw back to the good old days of Donkey Kong. Banana Kong is a pretty sweet sit down and play through choice if you're just looking to waste some time and have fun doing so. The gameplay is fun, the graphics are cool and a bit more challenging than I thought it would be. Overall, a great couch game for playing.
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You show banana long as free but its .99
And again, BANANA KONG is not free...It's almost 100 pennies.
Great recommendations. I personally use SplashData's SplashID Safe -www.splashdata.com/splashid - and for me, the pattern master-lock feature is really enjoyable and convenient when you need to frequently unlock the password management tool.
I am still using an iPad one and can't upgrade to iOS 6 so penultimate won't work for me. I am a regular user of noteshelf and I find it to be excellent! The wrist protection works perfectly for me as do the multiple pens, pencils, highlighter and color choices.
I've been using SplashID since I had a Palm (in the 90s!) and it works well. Wireless sync between my iphone and desktop is a winner.


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GREENSBORO, N.C. --- The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's soccer team used two keepers Sunday afternoon at UNCG, but it wasn't enough as the Spartans claimed a 5-0 win over the Mocs in Southern Conference action.
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Garland Cogburn was born June 15, 1934 in Clayton to Joseph Franklin and Nellie Ann (Summers) Cogburn. He passed from this life November 11, 2011, in Antlers at the age of 77. Garland served his country in the United States Marines. He was a feisty person, and he enjoyed giving people a hard time and just being around others. Garland was in love with his daughter & grandchildren and loved his really cool son-in-law, Robert, as his own. He loved spending time with his family & friends. Garland was preceded in death by his parents: Joseph & Nellie Cogburn; brothers: Robert Raymond Cogburn, James Edgar Cogburn, Willis Cogburn, Elvis Howard Cogburn, & John Lawson Cogburn; and a sister: Lula Mae Wells. He is survived by his daughter: Debora Biddlecome & husband Robert of Carson City, NV; grandchildren: Robert Biddlecome II, Andrew Biddlecome, & Shannon Biddlecome; brothers: Harvey Cogburn of McAlester and Ervin Cogburn of AR; a sister: Joanie Cogburn of Broken Arrow; as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 17, 2011 at the Mills & Coffey Chapel with Jim Collier officiating. Interment will follow at the Antlers City Cemetery in Antlers. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com.
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Dana White: Hill vs. Secor judges should lose their job - Mixed Martial Arts NewsDuring this week's TUF Michael Hill and Matt Secor were set for a grudge match - the two had had words the previous episode.
I called out Secor because hes been starting a lot of trash talking," said Hill. " Secor called me a girl. He called me a thief."
I like this fight, said Secor. This is obviously the fight Ive been preparing for. I think I have a very good chance of implementing my game plan and seeing it through and getting the victory.
The game plan Secor was referring to was to take it to the ground, where Secor's jiu-jitsu skills could be used to full effect. Hill's plan was simpler - knock Secor out.
The fight was lackluster, with Hill arguably having an edge in the first round, and Secor clearly taking the second. The overtime round was in the eyes of all but three people won by Secor. Unfortunately, the two people that saw it Hill's way were judges. The other was Hill himself.
Secor took the loss in stride.
I won," said Secor. "Anyone that watches that fight is going to say I won. Im not taking anything from Michael Hill. He won. He deserves it. I lost for a reason. God only knows why but Im just going to come back and work even harder.
UFC President Dana White however was incensed, with all of it.
That first round would probably have to go down as one of the s------- rounds in TUF history, said White. One punch was thrown by each guy and then a bunch of lying around.
"The first round, maybe they didn't hear me say, 'This is two five-minute rounds.' This is a fight! You've got two f------ rounds to win this fight! At the end of the first round, I gave Matt that round. They said to me, 'No, no, no, mike won that round.' I wouldn't argue it. Second round, if you don't give that round to Matt... I don't know what you're doing. There was no doubt who won that round.
"[3rd Round] nobody is fighting with a sense of urgency! Nobody is fighting like they want to f------ win. Are you on summer vacation right now did you come here to win this show, become the ultimate fighter, make it into the UFC, and become champion someday? Why did you come here? This isn't f------ summer camp!"
If White was unimpressed with the fight, the judging was worse.
"That is f------ beyond comprehension. The judges handed me the piece of paper and I was like, you have to be f------ kidding me," said White. "If that doesnt keep somebody from judging ever again, nothing should. I had a hard time walking up there and reading the scores. Even the blue team is pissed about the outcome of this fight.
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PITTSBURGH, PA: The women's basketball team has been in search of a victory all season. On Saturday, January 23, their efforts fell short once again as they were defeated by the La Roche Redhawks 75-28. Sophomore guard Mary Zinni (Batavia, NY/ Batavia) recorded 10 points in the Hawks seventeenth loss of the season.
After first half play, Hilbert trailed La Roche 35-14. Freshman forward Katie Newton (Elba, NY/ Elba) led the Hawks with 6 boards and 5 points.
La Roche continued to pull away in the second half scoring 40 points to Hilbert's 14. The Redhawks were led by Cheronda Ransaw who put up 18 points in the dominating victory. This marks the 7th victory for La Roche in the AMCC conference where they are currently ranked in 5th place. Their overall record improves to 9-8 on the season (AMCC 7-5).
Hilbert's record is now 0-17 on the season and 0-12 in AMCC play.
The Hawks face Medaille College at home on Wednesday, January 27 at 6 p.m.
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Bishop England boys soccer rolled past Loris, 7-2, in the second round of the Class AA playoffs to set up a showdown with Region VI rival Academic Magnet.
The Bishops, ranked No. 4 in AA, will travel to AA No. 1 Magnet Saturday to play for a bid to the Lower State championship game. Magnet defeated Bishop England, 2-0, in their regular season meeting.
Joel Bunting powered Bishop England (12-9) with four goals and an assist Friday, including three goals to open the game. Bunting scored in the sixth minute off an assist from Michael Heyward, in the 23rd minute from Zachary Khoury and again in the 24th minute.
Freddy Brown set up Marc Mackunis for a goal in the 46th minute. Bunting scored his fourth in the 57th minute from Adam Mikulski. Mackunis struck a minute later in the 58th minute off an assist from Bunting. Russell McLaughlin netted the Bishops' seventh in the 56th minute from Drew Atkins.
Marquel Bellamy scored both goals for Loris (16-4).
The Bishop England Lady Bishops downed Waccamaw, 2-1, Friday at home to advance to the Lower State championship game against Academic Magnet.
Bishop England (15-4-1) and Academic Magnet (20-1-1) will meet in the Lower State title game for the third straight year. Magnet has eliminated the Bishops from the postseason for consecutive seasons and won the regular-season meeting, 1-0.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team (24-20) defeated the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles (19-21) 2-1 Wednesday night in Cookeville, Tenn.
Freshman Sam Taylor (Chickamauga, Ga.) extended her hit streak to 10 games with a 2-for-3 night at the plate with a triple and run scored while sophomore Taylor Deason (Clarksville, Tenn.) recorded her team-leading 16th win.
Taylor led off the game with a triple to the right-center gap with senior Sara Poteat (Thomaston, Ga.) coming to the plate. Poteat slapped a pitch to the right side, driving in Taylor to put the Lady Mocs on top 1-0 in the top of the first inning.
Tennessee Tech struck back in the bottom half of the inning with a leadoff single from left fielder Angi Sakamoto. A fielding error resulted in Sakamoto advancing to third and Hannah Eldridge reaching on a fielder's choice. In the following at bat, Courtney Spalding reached on a fielder's choice to bring Sakamoto home from third, tying the game at 1-1.
After a scoreless second inning, Chattanooga took a 2-1 lead in the third as Taylor recorded her second hit of the day. The freshman's single with one out led to Poteat grounding into a fielder's choice, forcing Taylor out at second, but a heads-up play by Poteat, recognizing no one was covering the bag, broke for second base. Freshman Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Ga.) smacked a single in the following at bat to bring Poteat home from second.
Tennesse Tech threatened in the fourth inning with two hits and two runners on base. With runners at first and second with only one out, a strikeout and groundout dealt from Deason got Chattanooga out of the inning with no harm done.
Two scoreless innings later, Chattanooga found itself in the bottom of the seventh inning with two outs and the tying run standing at first base after a Sakamoto singled, her second hit of the day, put a runner on. With Eldgidge at the plate, Deason worked a full count against the shortstop. Eldridge just got under the final pitch of the game, popping up to junior Stephanie Rieck (Chandler, Ariz.) in right to end the game.
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All is Dust and DNA
Jim Stump explores the meaning of the Lenten season from the perspective of evolutionary creation.
How to Build A Bridge: Reviewing "Surprised by Scripture" by NT Wright (Part 1)
New BioLogos content editor Brad Kramer reviews Chapter 1 of "Surprised by Scripture" by NT Wright, and sees Wright's work as a signpost for the future of the science/faith debate.
New Creation: The Hermeneutic of Love
For Augustine, the literal sense of scripture is not a scientific narrative of physical reality, but a liturgical and poetic narrative of God's awesome power at the dawn of history. This is a vital thread in the story of how to read Genesis.
Christ, Trinity, and Creation, Part 2
Christ is the reason the natural sciences work: he is the source of the laws of nature, and he contains and underpins the natural sciences. Christ is the pattern for all created things, while the Spirit – his presence in the created world – breathes the divine fire into the equations.
Still Surprised by Easter
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
Interpreting Adam: Introduction
Four Views on the Historical Adam shows that evangelical Christians are far from agreeing on the particulars of Adam and Eve. But this book also makes clear that there is strong agreement among evangelical Christians on the fundamentals of the Christian faith. We agree that all Scripture is inspired by God and authoritative, even while disagreeing on the interpretation of some passages.
Creation Out of Nothing
The key point of continuity between redemption and creation is the idea that the future can be different from the past, i.e., the key is eschatology. More abstractly put, God does new things.
The Challenge of Cosmology
The idea that the story we know is only the very beginning raises a new question in place of Feynman's objection that Christianity is provincial. Is it presumptuous to claim that in such a grand universe, possibly with intelligent life arising in many places, the redemption and transformation of the entire cosmos starts here, on our pale blue dot?
God's Extravagant Love in Creation
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
Series: Searching for Motivated Belief (12 entries)
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
Does Resurrection Contradict Science?
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
Hydrology of the Bow River
There's a word beneath the water, and the Bow River belongs to God. Have you been listening?
Creator of the Stars at Night
The God who created the cosmos is the God who came to us as a child in Bethlehem.
Looking at the Collapsing Universe in the Bible
The language of a collapsing universe is related to the end of the old covenant and the coming of the new covenant as God's "new world order."
Surveying George Murphy's Theology of the Cross
If God himself is willing to die, particularly in such a gruesome way, then perhaps we should at least consider the possibility of God allowing the death of other creatures, too. But would this really be compatible with what we know of God through Scripture?
Jesus the Artist
Speaking in parables is indeed similar to an artist's craft. They create impressions, whole new worlds of meaning intended to turn old worlds on their heads.
"Come and See": A Christ-centered Invitation for Science
Classical Christian orthodoxy as expressed in the Creeds begins at the beginning: nature owes its existence to and is sustained by Jesus Christ. One implication is that the best way of finding out about nature is to look at nature.
Saturday Sermon: Over and Above Naturalism, Part 2
Barkley suggests that material creation is not the end of our understanding (as Naturalists think), but a beginning that unveils the majestic and power of a Creator who loves us.
Saturday Sermon: Over and Above Naturalism
Pastor Joseph Barkley of Ecclesia Church extols the greatness of the God who has brought forth incredible works and engaged humankind in relationship. In the first part of the sermon "Over and Above Naturalism," Barkley admires the factual knowledge unlocked by science, and yet reminds the Church that those material descriptions fail to answer the question of ultimate significance.