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Regional branding: What other cities are doingWritten by Danielle Stanton | | email@example.com
Toledo is among a growing list of cities around the Great Lakes and Rust Belt regions that have adopted branding campaigns.
"A brand doesn't just consist of a slogan or logo; a brand is a concept," said Connie George, vice president of communications at the Greater Pittsburgh Convention & Visitors Bureau.
The City of Pittsburgh has been working for two years to develop their brand, George said. They polled people in the city and past visitors from Cleveland, Baltimore and Buffalo, N.Y., on what they liked or didn't like about the city.
Leaders initially wanted to shed the city's Rust Belt image, but discovered that people liked the city's friendly, hardworking, progressive character.
"People recognized that our Rust Belt reputation is indicative of building America. We decided to embrace that," George said.
The city recently rolled out the logo "Pittsburgh. Mighty. Beautiful." The logo had a "great reception" in the community, George said. People living and working in the city are proud of their heritage, she said.
She declined to release a cost, but said much of the work was done in-house.
Columbus created a logo that has gone viral — you can see it everywhere, on police cruisers, fire trucks and even when you fill up your gas, said Amy Tillinghast, vice president of marketing for Experience Columbus of the Greater Columbus Convention & Visitors Bureau.
"Let's face it, there's 43 Columbuses — a lot of people have a Columbus and we wanted to claim that," Tillinghast said. "Every city has bricks and mortar, but it is the experience of the people (that counts)."
Columbus Mayor Michael B. Coleman gathered the community in 2007 and said the city needed to develop its brand in honor of the city's 2012 bicentennial. The move got people talking. They did a survey and soon the logo was born. Now, "COLUMBUS" with a star on top of the "us" in the word can be seen everywhere around the city.
"It's not just about the logo mark but the fact that we all started working together," Tillinghast said. "The economic development group, the chamber of commerce, the philanthropic arm, the arts, the Ohio State University … we all sit down once a month … and work together on a daily basis.
"We are all working for the good of the city … [the branding] makes us all think bigger," Tillinghast said.
A new branding initiative in Cleveland, #ThisIsCLE, was unveiled last month. It was developed by Positively Cleveland. Cincinnati has an initiative called Make Cincy Yours. Costs for these programs were not available.
In Grand Rapids, Mich., the Kent County Convention & Visitors Bureau renamed itself the Experience Grand Rapids Convention & Visitors Bureau in 2010 as part of its branding initiative, said Doug Small, president and chief experience officer.
"We don't take ourselves too seriously here," Small joked about his unusual title.
But the man charged with promoting the second largest city in Michigan does take his branding initiative seriously.
"A brand is nothing more than a promise. It's not a product — it's a promise," he said. "If you don't develop on that promise you fail."
They picked "Experience Grand Rapids" because the name had a different connotation, Small said.
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Grand Rapids boosts a huge art community, five museums, a symphony orchestra and more, Small said.
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Detroit has had success with branding initiative "The D," said Toledo Region Brand Manager Jeff Schaaf.
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Mega Man 2, Earthworm Jim, Myst, Golden Axe, Secret of Monkey Island -- TiPb's Top 5 Retro Games!
Today's TiPb Top 5 will be directed towards our iPhone and iPod touch wielding readers who love their classic, retro games. Just like our other TiPb's top 5 must-have posts, all of these applications are available in the App Store. For the full run down, follow us after the break!
Mega Man 2
Originally released for the Nintendo Entertainment System back in 1988, Capcom's Mega Man 2 ranks in as one of the greatest retro games ever made. This iPhone version is a pretty close port of the Nintendo original. The game features the same simple graphics from the original version along with the 256×256 pixel playfield. Controls are handled via a virtual onscreen joystick and two buttons. The biggest negative that some of you may not like is the game's difficulty -- or lack there of. It's pretty easy to get through this one, especially when compared to the original.
- Utilize virtual arcade controls to control the blue bomber.
- Rebalanced gameplay for the iPhone experience.
- Battle your way through 14 levels, and conquer 9 unique bosses, each with a unique weapon!
- Bringing the original classic NES game to the palm of your hand
Mega Man 2 [iTunes Link] is available now in the App Store for only $.99 but hurry as this price may soon change!
Earthworm Jim
Initially released on Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo back in 1994, Earthworm Jim broke new ground in 16-bit gaming and we are happy to say the Gameloft iPhone version holds up pretty well. No corners were cut with this one as everything that makes the original a classic is here. -- nice crisp graphics, excellent sound and good controls.
- Run, gun, swing from hooks with your head, launch cows, bungee jump, rocket through speed levels and more!
- Face 12 types of enemies and 9 bosses.
- 4 different styles of gameplay: Side-scrolling run & gun, space racing, bungee jumping and underwater levels
- 10 original environments divided into 16 levels
- 4 levels of difficulty, including the challenging mode of the original game
- The re-mastered cult soundtrack
- iPod library access to play your favorite tracks while playing the game.
Earthworm Jim [iTunes Link] is currently available in the App Store for $4.99.
Myst was one of the first games to be put on a CD-ROM in 1993 and back then it simply awed gamers around the world. With the iPhone version of Myst you not only get an exact replica of the original but you get it improved graphically. Yes, the iPhone version of Myst is visually more impressive than the PC/Mac counterpart.
- All the original Ages & gameplay
- High quality images (better than original Myst)
- Full music & sound effects
- Original movies & animations
- Auto-save (when quitting or phone call)
- "Bookmark" system to save & restore progress
- Swipe to turn
- Auto-zoom in certain close-up areas
- Quick access to hint guide
- Works with iPhone 3G, the original iPhone, and iPod touch.
Myst [iTunes Link] is available in the App Store on sale for $4.99.
Golden Axe
Sega's 1989 classic 16-bit game Golden Axe is available for your iPhone. Those of you familiar with the original will feel right at home as it's a exact replica of the Genesis version. You pick one of three characters -a powerful Fighter, a female Amazon, and a mighty Dwarf. Each have different strengths and magical powers, and your mission is to battle through dark castles, on the back of a giant turtle, and even on the wings of an enchanted eagle to challenge the Death-Adder. Along with your sword and axe, you can hop on the backs of the Bizarrians and use their fierce attacks like fire breath and tail whips.
Those of you who do not own a iPhone 3GS may want to avoid this as there are reports of it being a bit sluggish on the older models.
Golden Axe [iTunes Link] is available in the App Store for $4.99.
Secret of Monkey Island
This remake of the 1990 classic PC title Secret of Monkey Island weighs in at a hefty 351MB and it is worth every single byte. If a brilliant story, great visuals and good controls are what you look for in a game, this one's is for you. Some reviewers complain about the controls but we did not have any major gripes. Sure they could be improved but this very well may be the best version of this LucasArts classic.
- An all new re-imagined contemporary art style
- Complete voice over by members of the original Monkey Island™ franchise cast
- A re-mastered musical score using live instruments
- Plus, scene-for-scene hot swap to seamlessly transition between Special Edition and Classic modes at anytime
Secret of Money Island [iTunes Link] is available in the App Store for $7.99.
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Mega Man 2, Earthworm Jim, Myst, Golden Axe, Secret of Monkey Island -- TiPb's Top 5 Retro Games!
I loved golden axe, but the port to iphone was an early port with bad controls and only a limited number of restarts. I can't tell you how frustrated I am that I can't do the moves that I could do in the arcade version and how cludgy the controls are.
More recent games with the virtual D pad have designed better controls to deal with touchscreens but this one was not very responsive and was too easy to get killed zigging when you told the d pad to zag.
Going back a bit before most of those games were made - 1984 to be specific! There was a puzzle game called Repton which kept me amused for hours as a kid at school (in fact everyone was playing it!) anyhoo recently superior software (the original developers), who amazingly are still going, have released an updated version for the iPhone called irepton. If you are talking about old skool classic retro games then this has to be worth a look as it is totally addictive and takes me back years! It's in the app store at http://iTunes.com/apps/irepton
Yeah I had earthworm Jim worked 2 times now I get a black screen everytime
How about Doom..... ?
Hmmm, I'm afraid this article is a swing and a miss. I'm impressed that you care enough to write about retro games (and they're GREAT on the iPhone), but this list leaves a LOT to be desired. The virtual D-pad controls in EWJ and MM2 are decent but hardly the best of the platform. Why should anyone want to play Golden Axe when we have Hero of Sparta? Here are some better old games to try:
C64. This is a full-featured Commodore 64 emulator with a bunch of games available, and more on the way.
Cobra Command. Laserdisc cartoon shooter with a very distinctive 1980s vibe.
DOOM Classic. The best ancient first-person shooter, and as creator John Carmack says, "as you remember it, which is better than it actually was." Great graphics, controls, sound.
Duke Nukem 3D. Imperfect controls but everything else is there.
Dragon's Lair. The original laserdisc quarter-eater.
Sword of Fargoal. Lovely remake of c64-based dungeon crawler.
Final Fantasy I and II. Nice ports of PSP remakes of some classic role-playing games.
Nescaline. If you were lucky enough to snag it the night it was available, this emulator allows you to play Nintendo games on your iPhone.
Pac-Man Championship Edition. A terrific re-imagining of the old game from the original author. It remains true to the original while adding modern pacing and fun.
Rise of the Triad. The "other" big FPS that is often forgotten since it lived in the shadow of DOOM.
Rogue Touch. Rogue with touch controls. Enough said.
The Simpsons Arcade. Crisp graphics and fun character cameos that's better than its Konami arcade inspiration.
Star Rangers. Star Raiders with tilt and touch controls, better than ever.
Beneath a Steel Sky. Funny, clever point-and-click game with better controls than the Monkey Island remake.
Vector Tanks Extreme. Battlezone on steroids. Fun fun fun.
Wolfenstein 3D Classic. Prototype for DOOM. Awesome in its own right.
Now go play some real retro games. Next time you want to make a list like this, consult me first and I'll help you do it right!
And what about Archon! That was one of the BEST and most replayable of all Commodore 64 games. Unlike some of the titles on this list, I think this ARCHON for iPhone is actually better than the C64 one was, and they even added multi-player and new levels and campaign mode! It's totally replayable and the perfect length.
IMHO even if you never played the original, Archon is one of the best value per $$ of any game app I have on my iPhone. Also, there is no other game of this genre at all on the app store, it's by itself.
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Coffeeshop owner remembered for love of life, peopleWritten by Danielle Stanton | | email@example.com
Ralph Behrendt, a longtime glassblower and co-owner of the Flying Rhino Coffee and Chocolate Co., will be remembered for being a big dreamer and for loving life more than anything, his wife Gini Behrendt said.
"He absolutely loved life. He couldn't wait to start a new project," Behrendt said. "Ralph said 'Let's do this' and I said 'OK, what the heck. If we fall on our noses, we fall on our noses.' We almost lost our business twice with the economy. But we worked hard and, you know, we said 'Let's do this,' and off we would go. Fortunately we made enough right choices and [the business is] still alive. We went on our gut a lot. Everything that we made, we made with love. We believe that's one of the products we made; we made with love."
Ralph died June 29 of a massive heart attack at home. He was 63.
Behrendt said what she would like people to remember most about Ralph is what he believed: "'Love who you're with no matter who you're with. And allow them to grow.' We were both very happy," she said.
Ralph was a glassblower for 18 years. He had a business degree from the University of Toledo, which aided him in his art, Behrendt said. In the late 1980s, he opened Gallery B on Monroe Street. He moved the business to 32 N. Huron St. in 1990 where he built his first glassblowing studio and began doing art shows, which took him across the country.
The Mud Hens' move Downtown to Fifth Third Field forced him to relocate his studio to 436 13th St. in the UpTown neighborhood. Nine years ago, the Behrendts established a coffee roasting business at that location called the Flying Rhino and soon began making their own chocolate.
Ralph retired from glassblowing at the end of 2005 after he started roasting coffee.
"Ralph was not afraid to reinvent himself," Behrendt said. "But I think his signature is his love of people because he loved to help people. He was always ready with a helping word and a hug."
A memorial service is planned for 1:30 p.m. July 6 at the W.K. Sujkowski and Son Funeral Home, 3838 Airport Hwy., with a Celebration of Life service to follow at 2 p.m. Afterward, a Living Memorial Potluck will be held at the Toledo Farmer's Market – the Behrendts' "second home" — where attendees are asked to bring a dish to pass to celebrate Ralph's love for home-cooked food.
"He wasn't about organization," Behrendt said. "He was really about life. He was about living life to the fullest and he always said 'When I go, I want to go quick' and he succeeded. It was almost like he was in the driver's seat the whole time. He touched a lot of people. And a lot of people will remember him and share stories of him. I've had a never-ending stream of people who need hugs, who need a touch. The love that's outpouring is phenomenal. We as a couple, we were happy. We were joined at the hip. We did everything together. We had our ups and downs like every normal couple. But you know what? We were happy. Very very happy."
For information on the memorial service, call 419-340-1062 or 419-729-9488. Memorial tributes may be made to Grand Haven Hospice, Grand Haven, Michigan. Messages of condolence may be made at www.sujkowskiairport.com.
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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Football signees announced Wednesday by the University of Georgia, with name, position, height, weight, school and hometown:
• John Atkins, dt, 6-4, 305, Hargrave Military Acad., Thomson, Ga.
• Davin Bellamy, de, 6-5, 235, Chamblee (Ga.) HS
• Paris Bostick, s, 6-1, 217, Plant HS, Tampa, Fla
• Aulden Bynum, ol, 6-5, 270, Valwood HS, Valdosta, Ga.
• Josh Cardiello, ol, 6-3, 283, Buford (Ga.) HS
• Reggie Carter, lb, 6-1, 225, South Gwinnett HS, Snellville, Ga.
• Jordan Davis, te, 6-4, 225, Thomson (Ga.) HS
• Reggie Davis, wr, 6-0, 159, Lincoln HS, Tallahassee, Fla.
• Brendan Douglas, rb, 5-11, 202, Aquinas HS, Augusta, Ga.
• Leonard Floyd, lb, 6-4, 220, Hargrave Military Acad., Eastman, Ga.
• Shaquille Fluker, s, 6-1, 192, East Mississippi CC, Meridian, Miss.
• J.J. Green, athlete, 5-8, 171, Camden County HS, Kingsland, Ga.
• De'Andre Johnson, dl, 6-3, 311, Northgate HS, Newnan, Ga.
• Kennar Johnson, s, 6-2, 185, Gulf Coast (Miss.) CC, Perkinston, Miss.
• Rico Johnson, wr, 5-11, 172, Swainsboro (HS) Ga.
• Tim Kimbrough, lb, 6-0, 228, Warren Central HS, Indianapolis
• Brandon Kublanow, ol, 6-3, 290, Walton HS, Marietta, Ga.
• Brendan Langley, cb, 6-1, 181, Kell HS, Marietta, Ga.
• Uriah LeMay, wr, 6-2, 197, Butler HS, Matthews, N.C.
• Tray Matthews, s, 6-0, 194, Newnan (Ga.) HS
• Quincy Mauger, s, 6-0, 197, Kell HS, Marietta, Ga.
• Chris Mayes, dt, 6-4, 315, Gulf Coast CC, Spalding HS, Griffin, Ga.
• Shaun McGee, lb, 6-3, 233, Brookwood HS, Snellville, Ga.
• Johnny O'Neal, lb, 6-2, 225, West Laurens HS, Dublin, Ga.
• Brice Ramsey, qb, 6-3, 196, Camden County HS, Kingsland, Ga.
• Ryne Rankin, lb, 6-1, 230, East River HS, Orlando, Fla.
• Jonathan Rumph, wr, 6-5, 215, Holmes (Miss.) CC, Cayce, S.C.
• Devondre Seymour, ol, 6-5, 295, North Gwinnett HS, Suwanee, Ga.
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- A beautiful and functional accent to any room
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Curtains were purchased to keep a draft from coming in a bedroom window which is right above our head. Neeeded the shorter length rather than floor length which has been difficult to find. Shortened the curtains even further by sewing 2" down from the top of each tab which made a more decorative top to the curtain. The fabric is nice and heavy but irons very nicely with a steam iron and hangs beautifully. Ordered the Sage color and am very pleased with the shade. Would definitely recommend these curtains.
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I bought two sets of these 84" long curtains on sale for a guest room which is on the east side of my house. They keep the room cool and quiet, especially in the mornings. I had to hang them a little bit above some bamboo shades, so I created more length with a 14" wide strip of Indian-inspired fabric across the bottoms. They looked so good I added a 12" strip of the same fabric across the tops, just below the tabs. Now they look like designer drapes!
I love these drapes in the brown color. They really do a great job blocking the morning sunlight! The brown color is a nice brown, very rich looking. I had also ordered the khaki color and they were lighter weight and didn't block the sun at all. I guess it's just about what you're looking for them to do.
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i hung terra cotta ones in one room and really like them. they add color and warmth.
The white ones are in another room, and unfortunately the windows behind must be slightly tinted green so when the curtains are closed the room gets kind of a sickly green tint. But it is still warmer.
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We have these curtains hanging in our tv room, which faces south. We have two large windows, side by side and a sliding glass door. I purchased two sets of the sliding glass door size curtains to hang and they fit great! We are saving so much energy and $$ now cooling this room.
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I purchased these for our beach house which gets lots of sun and wear during the summer season. I noticed an immediate reduction in heat from the windows when I put these up.
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I would like to see more colors offered.
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I have MS and cannot tolerate the heat. We are hoping your insulated curtains will keep our home cool enough to avoid installing energy-guzzling AC. They will also reduce fading and save on our heating bills. Thank you.
The curtains have pieces of dark colored lint (dark dark brown) in-between the fabric and the lining. Since the curtains are the "Natural" color these dark pieces show up and look terrible especially when the sun shines through the window. I am now going to have to go to the extra expense and time to have the lint removed. I will never order again. Really disappointed in the product. Definitely not worth price I paid for them. Only good thing is they do block heat coming in window.
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In his eleven seasons, Coach Settles has established the CMS
Stags Tennis program as one of the very elite in Division III
collegiate tennis. On the national level, CMS is coming off two
straight NCAA Division III Team Championship finals appearances and
has finished ranked in the top five in nine of eleven seasons under
Settles' leadership. The Stags have now won 85 consecutive
conference matches and nine consecutive outright conference titles,
both program bests. In 2013, in recognition of Coach Settles'
leading CMS to its first NCAA Championship match since 1994, the
Intercollegiate Tennis Association honored him as 2013 National
Coach of the Year, while the USPTA awarded him
Collegiate Coach of the Year for all divisions of college
Settles is a USPTA certified Elite Professional and a graduate of the USTA High Performance Coaching Program. In addition to coaching the Stags, Settles has coached Team USA in the International University Challenge - leading six top collegiate American players in an eight team international competition in France - and the Southern California Maze Cup Team (Boys and Girls 16s and 18s).
Settles has served as a volunteer member of two USTA national committees, the Collegiate and Adult & Senior Competition Comittees. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association and is co-chair of the ITA Small College Operating Committee and task force on NCAA Legislative Issues. In 2006, Settles was recognized for the first time as USPTA Collegiate Coach of the Year by the California division, and he has twice been honored as West Region ITA Coach of the Year.
Settles' outreach efforts in the Claremont community have yielded USTA / ITA Campus and Community Outreach awards in 2006 and 2011. He continues to coach USTA Junior Team Tennis teams and organize USTA Campus Showdowns each fall, while serving as Tournament Director for the USTA National Senior, Super Senior, and Ultra Senior Father-Son Hardcourt Championships in June. In 2013, Settles and wife Kathy launched the Tennis in Our Schools initiative, bringing tennis to each of Claremont's seven elementary schools in the form of physical education and after school programming.
Before coming to CMS, Settles served as Director of Player Services of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), the governing body of men's professional tennis. At the ATP, Settles' wide range of responsibilities included supervision of the Player Services Department, staff liaison for the ATP Player Council, Player Leadership Committee, and Board of Directors; and serving as founding committee member of the ATP Medical Services Committee. From 2004-2012, Settles served on the Player Services staff for the Farmers Classic in Los Angeles, an ATP World Tour event.
Still an active player himself in the adult and family divisions, Settles is winner of 14 USTA National Championships. Paul, and wife Kathy have four children: Ryley, Christian, James, and Caleb.


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Yellow Jackets fall at Holly Springs
Boys basketball
Holly Springs 62, Lee County 47
Holly Springs (12-11, 8-8) jumped out to a 22-7 lead through the first quarter and beat the visiting Yellow Jackets (12-12, 9-7) for a season split as the regular season wrapped up Friday night.
Lee County was within striking distance, a 42-35 deficit, headed to the fourth quarter, but couldn't rally back.
Anthanee Doyle led Holly Springs with 30 points.
Dewaun McEachin had 19 points and Dante Graham scored 17 points for the Jackets.
No. 4-seeded Lee County will host No. 5 Panther Creek in the first round of the Tri-Nine Tournament Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Reidsville 63, Jordan-Matthews 48
After a Jet win at Reidsville on Tuesday, the Rams returned the favor in Siler City Friday night.
The Jets led 26-25 at halftime before Reidsville moved ahead to a 49-36 lead with a quarter to go. Rashard Galloway led the Rams with 14 points.
Center Derek Hamilton led Jordan-Matthews with 13 points. Jaleel Dunn added nine points.
The Jets (18-6, 6-6) will host Reidsville, for a third straight meeting, in the first round of the Mid-State Conference Tournament Monday at 7:30 p.m.
Chatham Central 53, North Moore 46
The Bears avenged an earlier 61-60 loss to the Mustangs with a win in Robbins as both sides closed their regular seasons Friday night.
Junior forward Zack Burke led the Bears with 19 points, 12 rebounds and four steals. LaQuinn Mordecai scored 18 points. Jeremy Kerr added eight points and six boards.
Chatham Central (7-14, 6-10) is the No. 7 seed going into the Yadkin Valley Conference Tournament. North Moore (13-10, 10-6) is the No. 3 seed in the YVC.
Northwood 65, Granville Central 54
The Chargers (15-9, 12-4) kept their hold on the No. 2 seed for the 2A Carolina 12 Tournament with a home victory Friday night. Northwood ran out to a 36-16 halftime lead.
Carrboro (16-0 Carolina 12) is the top seed heading into the conference tourney which starts Wednesday.
Garner 75, Harnett Central 66
Senior Hunter Baker and sophomore Don Singletary scored 23 points apiece for the Trojans but Garner (19-3, 13-1) topped visiting Harnett Central (9-14, 4-10) Friday night.
Senior Demarcus Sanford led Garner with 23 points, six assists and five rebounds. Harnett Central led 31-30 at halftime. Garner led 52-51 through three quarters.
No. 6-seed Harnett Central plays No. 3 Southeast Raleigh in the first round of the Greater Neuse River Conference Tournament at Clayon Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.
Hoke County 83, Pinecrest 54
Hoke County (22-2, 10-0) completed a perfect Southeastern Conference regular season routing the visiting Patriots (15-8, 5-5) Friday night.
Tarique Thompson led the Bucks with 23 points. Adam Cummings led the Patriots with 12 points.
Pinecrest, No. 3 in the SEC, will host No. 6 Purnell Swett in the first round of the conference tourney Monday at 7 p.m.
O'Neal 82, Fayetteville Academy 72
After Fayetteville Academy beat the Falcons twice in the regular season, O'Neal (12-13) rallied in the second half to beat higher seed in a semifinal of the Cape Fear Independent Conference Tournament Friday night in Southern Pines.
Fayetteville Academy (19-8) led 42-35 at halftime. The Falcons scored 22 points in the third quarter and 25 in the fourth.
Senior Jacob Talbert, who became the program's all-time leading scorer earlier this season, led O'Neal with 33 points. Theo Johnson scored 16 points and Jack Johnston scored 14 points.
O'Neal advanced to face Village Christian in last night's CFIC championship game.
Girls basketball
Holly Springs 65, Lee County 20
Holly Springs (21-3, 14-2) jumped out to a 33-9 lead by halftime and spoiled Senior Night and the season finale for the Lady Yellow Jackets (5-19, 0-16).
Lee County's seniors are Allie Eyers, Meredith Love, Olivia Sturdivant, De'Ja Bland, Nikki Hoover and Sarah VanSteen.
Holly Springs is the No. 2 seed, behind season-champ Green Hope, for the Tri-Nine Conference Tournament.
Reidsville 52, Jordan-Matthews 40
Reidsville earned a season split, a three-way tie atop the Mid-State Conference, and with a coin toss Saturday morning, the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament, thanks to a win in Siler City Friday night.
Kennethea Galloway led Reidsville with 17 points.
Mylia Garner led the Lady Jets with 18 points and Erin Bristow added seven points.
The Lady Rams led 30-17 at halftime. Jordan-Matthews closed to as close as five points, but no closer, in the second half.
The Lady Jets (21-3, 10-2) drew a home game against Providence Grove Monday at 6 p.m. in the Mid-State first round.
Harnett Central 57, Garner 39
Harnett Central took control after a 25-25 halftime score at Garner Friday night. Senior forward DeAnneisha Jackson scored 27 points, with 12-of-16 field goal shooting, and got 11 rebounds and four blocks.
Harnett Central (19-4, 10-4) won the third period 18-4. Keshonta Williams had 10 points, six steals, five assists and five rebounds for Harnett Central.
Kiyana Stokes led Garner (3-17, 3-11) with 25 points.
No. 3 Harnett Central has a rematch with No. 6 Garner in the first round of the Greater Neuse River Conference Tournament Monday at 5:30 p.m. at East Wake.
Pinecrest 61, Hoke County 32
Pinecrest (14-8, 7-3) finished its regular season with a win at Hoke County Friday night.
Jasmine Chalmers led the Lady Patriots with 18 points, four steals and three assists. Janea Williams had 12 points, 17 rebounds and five blocks. Felicia Painter added 10 points and seven rebounds.
No. 3-seeded Pinecrest will host No. 6 Purnell Swett in the first round of the Southeastern Conference Tournament Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Northwood 61, Granville Central 26
Northwood rolled to a 40-13 halftime lead to beat visiting Granville Central Friday night.
Shontai Totten led the Lady Chargers with 14 points and Alexis Brower scored 12 points.
Northwood (20-4, 15-1) finished runner-up in the Carolina 12 season race to 16-0 River Mill Academy. Northwood is the No. 1 seed for the 2A Carolina 12 Tournament which starts Wednesday.


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Vols At The Combine
February 26, 2013 at 12:05am by Scott • 5 Comments »
Since the combine is going on and I was asked about it (once, but I don't need much of a window), here is the breakdown of the Tennessee Volunteers in the combine. This article is for a very small audience, so if you don't care about Tennessee, go back to whatever it is you were doing. I'm sure it was incredibly important.
QB Tyler Bray: Bucky Brooks has as good a description of Bray at NFL.com as anyone. He's got the strongest arm in the this year's draft (which is saying very little considering the awful QB class this year) and when he's on, he can launch missiles into very tight windows, a la Brett Favre. And just like Favre, he thinks his arm can bail him out of any situation, so he throws balls that he should dump off or pull down and run with (which he is not good at). He threw 34 TDs and 12 INTs in 2012, which sounds great, but keep in mind that a lot of those touchdowns were against powerhouses like Georgia State, Troy and Akron. Bray's TD/INT ratio will not look anything like it did in Tennessee until he can be a better decision maker. Plus he's kind of a jackass. Value to Bucs: 5th round. He won't be there.
WR Cordarrelle Patterson: Patterson is consistently listed at the top wide receiver in the draft. He's got great measurables (6-2, 216, 4.42) and fantastic hands (rawr!) and consistently gets separation even from top-ranked corners. He moves through traffic easily and has great vision. Oh, and he would instantly solve the Bucs' return problems. The only knock you might see against him is that he doesn't get good jams on corners when he lines up on the line. It's like he doesn't want to make contact on the line, although he isn't afraid to catch the ball in traffic. He'd prefer to fake you out. But that's it. He'd be a great addition to the Bucs, but he's going in the first round and the Bucs have many MANY other needs than wide receiver. Value to Bucs: 2nd round.
WR Justin Hunter: Hunter was the best receiver on the Vols until Patterson showed up. He's got great height (6-5) and speed for that height (4.44). His best attribute is his leaping ability. He's one of those guys you can just throw the ball up and let him go up and get it. But he has inconsistent hands drops some very catchable balls which is INFURIATING when it costs your team the game. Not that I'm bitter. He worked really hard to come back after an ACL tear, so I know he's not a slacker, but he needs good coaching to work on his hands and being more of a willing blocker. He has all the physical tools, though. Value to Bucs: 3rd round.
TE Mychal Rivera: Rivera is a decent tight end who every now and then shows flashes of great athleticism to twist his body to catch a ball. His best assets are his hands, which are very reliable. And he's a good blocker against lesser teams but can get overpowered against top tier SEC talent like Alabama, so you know he's gonna get crushed in the NFL unless he can get stronger. The Bucs took a Tennessee tight end a couple years ago and that didn't work out so hot yet. Rivera is a work-hard, meat and potatoes guy with excellent intangibles, but I don't see him making a lot of noise in the NFL. Value to Bucs: 7th round.
OT Dallas Thomas: The offensive line was really the strength of the Vols last season and Thomas was a big reason for it. He's got good punch and is a very smart player, able to counter defensive line moves and games. He never gives up on a block and can get nasty. He's 6-5, 306 but has great agility, although he could probably stand to get stronger so he doesn't get overpowered by the better bullrushers in the NFL. He has been successful against top SEC talent and, while I don't think he's ready to start out of the gate, I think would be a solid starter at right tackle in a year or so. The Bucs need a right tackle and I think Thomas has the best chance of being selected by them out of all the Vols. Value to Bucs: 2nd round.
To answer the question about any Vol defenders in the combine, no, there aren't any. The only one who is even trying to get drafted is Darrington Sentimore, a defensive end who has made his share of plays for Tennessee, but will not be a player in the NFL.


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USF is excited to announce the launch of a new logo and tagline designed to carry the university forward into an increasingly interconnected world. The mark conveys the university's distinctive blend of academic rigor, commitment to social justice, and longstanding links to San Francisco's innovative spirit.
Drawing on USF's roots as the city's oldest university founded in 1855, the new logo retains the cross – a reminder of the university's Jesuit values – while inviting the viewer to join the community and change the world through its kinetic design.
The tagline "Change the World from Here" is an extension of the former touchstone message "Educating Minds and Hearts to Change the World" with a call to action that is contemporary, urgent, and personal.
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There are many electrical equipment and supply stores in Phuket with the majority located in Phuket Town. These family owned and operated stores offer a wide range of products suited for homes and businesses and have been around for years.
Electricity in Phuket is 220V and many visitors may need plug adapters or power surge protectors which can be purchased at these stores at reasonable prices.
Specialty stores such as audiovisual supplies, stereo wiring and repair can also be found in the directory below.
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It is a pleasure to welcome you to Ithaca College. The Division of Student Affairs and Campus Life offers many programs and services to enhance your educational experience and make your time at Ithaca memorable for all the right reasons.
The education you receive in Ithaca's classrooms, laboratories, and studios will qualify you for the degree you are seeking, but education for a successful and satisfying future requires cocurricular learning experiences as well. You can participate in student organizations, assume leadership roles, and play on varsity, junior varsity, sports club, or intramural teams. Musical and theatrical events not only provide excellent cultural entertainment but also afford the opportunity to perform or work behind the scenes. Or you may choose to participate in one of our student-run media organizations. There are many activities available; you simply need to be aware of them and become involved in those that will supplement your classroom education.
As you explore what Ithaca College has to offer, challenge yourself. Seek and accept responsible roles in those activities that support your interests and goals. If you are an upper-level student and have not participated in educational opportunities beyond the classroom, get involved and take advantage of the time you have left.
On behalf of the Division of Student Affairs and Campus Life and the students, faculty, staff, and administration at Ithaca College, let me offer you our sincere wishes for a productive year. May you succeed in reaching your potential.
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(on leave fall 2015)
Educational Background
- B.S., Virginia Tech, 1986
- M.S., Virginia Tech, 1990
- Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, 1999
Teaching Experience
- Pennsylvania State University, 1999 - 2001
- Bucknell University, 2001 - present
Teaching Specialties
- Circuit theory
- Electronics
- Electromagnetics
- Wireless system design
Research Interests
- Phased array antennas
- Evolutionary optimization methods, esp. particle swarm optimization
- Computational electromagnetics, esp. the FDTD method
- Reactively controlled array antennas
Industry Experience
- 1989-1990 Atlantic Aerospace Electronics Corp., Greenbelt, MD
- 1991-1993 Information Systems Laboratories, Vienna, VA
Selected Publications
David F. Kelley and Timothy J. Destan, "Investigation of the Null Steering Capability of Yagi-Uda Arrays with Variable Reactive Loads," Proc. 2008 Antenna Applications Symposium, Monticello, IL., Sept. 2008, pp. 306-325.
David F. Kelley, Timothy J. Destan, and Raymond J. Luebbers, "Debye Function Expansions of Complex Permittivity Using a Hybrid Particle Swarm-Least Squares Optimization Approach," IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, vol. 55, no. 7, pp. 1999-2005, July 2007.
Matthew E. Mims and David F. Kelley, "Application of Particle Swarm Optimization to the Design of Multi-Band Antennas with Lumped Loads," Proc. IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium, vol. 4, Albuquerque, NM, July 2006, pp. 3547-3550.
David F. Kelley, "Embedded Element Patterns and Mutual Impedance Matrices in the Terminated Phased Array Environment," Proc. IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium, vol. 3A, Washington, DC, July 2005, pp. 659-662.
David F. Kelley and Samuel D. Reier, "Efficient Pattern and Impedance Bandwidth Analysis of Reactively Steered Arrays," Proc. 2004 Antenna Applications Symposium, Monticello, IL, Sept. 2004, pp. 99-116.
David F. Kelley and Raymond J. Luebbers, "Piecewise Linear Recursive Convolution for Dispersive Media Using FDTD," IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, vol. 44, no. 6, pp. 792-797, June 1996.
David F. Kelley and Warren L. Stutzman, "Array Antenna Pattern Modeling Methods that Include Mutual Coupling Effects," IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, vol. 41, no. 12, pp. 1625-1632, December 1993.


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Police search for robbersDecember 11,2012ST. ALBANS Vermont police are searching for a man and woman suspected of robbing a St. Albans convenience store and the female suspect is alleged to have brandished a knife.
St. Albans police say they were called to South Main Grocery just before 9 p.m. Sunday.
Police say the male and female suspects entered the store and placed a note on the counter while the female showed a knife.
The two took money from the cash register.
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Markov scores in OT to give Canadiens winThe Associated Press | January 28,2013MONTREAL Letting a two-goal lead get away didnt deflate the Canadiens.
Andrei Markov scored 4:22 into overtime on a power play as Montreal recovered to defeat the New Jersey Devils 4-3 on Sunday night.
Markov was at the edge of the crease and lifted the rebound of Rene Bourques shot off the end boards into an open side for his fourth goal. The Canadiens went on the man advantage after Andy Greene took down Erik Cole at 4:01.
Brendan Gallagher scored his first NHL goal and linemate Brandon Prust got his first with the Canadiens. Ryan White also scored for Montreal.
We played against a good hockey team that hadnt lost and that went to the Stanley Cup final last season, so it was a good measuring stick for us, said Montreal coach Michel Therrien. We showed a lot of resilience.
The Canadiens took a 3-1 lead early in the third period, but David Clarkson scored on a power play and Dainius Zubrus tied the game at 13:02. Patrick Elias scored and had two assists to reach 900 career points.
The Canadiens posted a rare win over veteran goalie Martin Brodeur, who is 43-19-5 against Montreal in his career.
Montreal had a 32-25 shots advantage, including 16-7 in the opening period when they took a 2-0 lead.
The Canadiens were first on the puck from the outset and scored 2:25 into the game when Alexei Emelins shot was tipped by Travis Moen and went off Brodeur to White for his first of the season.
Emelin flipped the puck to the far blue line where Greene lost it to Galchenyuk, who slipped a pass into the slot for the onrushing Gallagher to fire into an open side at 13:35. It was a first goal in three NHL games for the 20-year-old.
To get that first one is something you remember, Gallagher said. Alex made a great pass. He looked off the D-man and put it right where it had to be. I just had to put it on the net.
The roles reversed in the second period as New Jersey camped out in Montreals end and got a goal at 3:26 when Elias tipped a Mark Fayne pint shot past Carey Price after some strong work in the corner by Clarkson.
Galchenyuk intercepted a clearing attempt and slipped the puck ahead to Prust to bat in two minutes into the third period.
Weve got to keep doing the same thing keeping it simple out there, moving pucks and hunting down pucks, Prust said. Thats what made us successful.
But Galchenyuk and Prust were both off for high-sticking when Clarkson banged in an Elias feed during a two-man advantage at 5:23.
Zubrus tied it at 13:02 on a feed from behind the net by Elias.
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The launch today of the IIRC's Integrated Reporting Framework is welcomed by ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), saying this represents a landmark opportunity to break down the silos in corporate reporting.
Helen Brand OBE, ACCA's chief executive says: 'Now is the time to put the Framework into practice. This presents a significant opportunity to refresh corporate reporting and to place investor's needs central to the process.'
ACCA believes that IR brings a number of benefits because it offers a focus on the long term strategy and performance of a business. The Framework centres on the material information about an organisation's governance, strategy, prospects and performance that reflect the commercial, social and environmental context within which the organisation operates.
Helen Brand adds: 'A better understanding of long-term risks to commercial models can only be of benefit to business and to the investor community. Explaining how corporate value is created and sustained is important, and the IR Framework enables business to do this.
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- ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants. We aim to offer business-relevant, first-choice qualifications to people of application, ability and ambition around the world who seek a rewarding career in accountancy, finance and management.
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