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Cities of Judah's Land
Have you ever tried to catalog your blessings? Why not do so? Actually write down the good things God has given to you, as many as you can think of: your spouse, your children, good friends, lessons you've learned, great ...Read More
Caleb's Successes
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The Source of Daily Faith
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Justified by Faith
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A Way for Sinners
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MADISON — Boone Memorial Hospital would like to recognize the recipient of the 2013 James F. Trusley Employee of the Year Award – Stuard "Stu" Haugen.
Hard-working, considerate and caring are a few of the many words used to describe Stu. He currently resides in Verdunville in Logan County and has worked as a Nurse at Boone Memorial Hospital for 7 years. Stu is an Emergency Room Nurse and evening shift supervisor.
Prior to his current role as Nurse Supervisor, Stu was an ER Staff Nurse.
He is known for his great work ethic and skill.
"Stu is a great team leader. He is a very caring person and a good nurse," said Teresa Meade, RN BSN, Chief Clinical Officer/Executive Director of Support Services at BMH.
Stu has a Nursing Degree from Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College. Some of his job duties at BMH include treating patients and supervising the evening shift nursing staff.
"It's a challenge but I really enjoy it," said Stu.
Stu is a great nurse and is respected by his colleagues. Coworkers agree he has a way of making patients and employees laugh.
"He is always willing to help and has a great bedside manner. Everyone likes him and he has a great sense of humor," said Missy A. Mathis, RN, co-worker and friend.
Stu said the favorite part of his job is the people.
"I enjoy working with people and helping those in need."
When Stu isn't busy working at BMH he enjoys fishing, hunting and spending time with his wife Glenna. Stu has also been in church for 15 years.
"Glenna and I have been married 20 wonderful years," he said. "We have seven children; Amber, 23, Britney, 22, Michael, 19, Courtney, 18, Mitch, 17, Madison, 7 and Abigail, 4. I really love my family."
Glenna explains how the happy couple met.
"Stu and I met at Williamson Memorial Hospital where I was a CNA and he was an EMT on the local EMS crew. We started dating on 4-7-91 and got married on 4-10-93. We worked hard and put each other through each step of school. I was in LPN school when we got together, then he went and got his Paramedic, then I went for my RN degree and he followed. We took turns," she laughed. "We also adopted three of our seven children in 2000 after being foster parents for two years."
Glenna also told us that in addition to fishing and hunting Stu loves to watch sports on TV. He also enjoys watching shows like American Idol, The Voice, American Pickers, Pawn Stars and Storage Wars with his current favorite being Duck Dynasty.
"He gets very involved with the girls playing soccer or basketball. He has coached them in softball and basketball," said Glenna. "He loves to go camping and enjoys our place in TN on Douglas Lake. Stu passed his Paramedic written and practical's on the first try making him one of the first who had ever achieved that in Mingo County. He graduated the top of his class from Marshall University's Medic class in 1996 and was class President of his RN class at SWVCTC in 2006," Glenna adds.
Stu is active in his church and has taught primarily teens taking them on a Mission Trip to Gallup New Mexico and to Winterfest in Knoxville, TN on multiple occasions. He preaches every third Wednesday at his home church - Abundant Life Worship Center. Stu is on the Pastor's Council and is over their Imagine team and has also been a camp counselor.
Stu is certified in PALS – Pediatric Advanced Life Support, ACLS – Advanced Cardiac Life Support and is a CPR Instructor. He also received Employee of the Month in July 2012.
Stu was honored with a designated prime parking space during the entire month of May and free lunch for the entire year. His picture and a recognition plaque is displayed in the front lobby at BMH and he also received a nice plaque to display in his home or office.
Stu was so honored to receive the award.
"I was speechless when they called my name for Employee of the Year and for everyone who knows me, that's saying something. I think it's a great honor to receive this award because you are recognized by your fellow coworkers. I enjoy working at BMH because it's more like a family environment instead of work. I'm also excited about the new hospital; it's been a long time coming. I know our CEO, Tommy Mullins has worked hard to make this happen for Boone County. I'm looking forward to many more years to come here."
Fellow co-workers truly value Stu for his hard work and dedication to BMH.
Terri Dolin, RN and Assistant Chief Nursing Officer said, "Stu is a very caring and dedicated nurse. As an evening shift supervisor, Stu goes above and beyond to support processes geared at providing the best care possible for those in need. Earning his instructor card in CPR, ACLS and PALS allows him to be part of the education team to provide courses for other staff. We're very fortunate to have him as part of our nursing team."
His wife Glenna concluded by saying, "I have worked with him at BMH for 8yrs and I have taught him everything he knows," she joked. "Seriously, he is a wonderful coworker. He is very knowledgeable, kind, outgoing, approachable, sensitive to patients of all ages and he stays very calm in a CODE or Trauma situation. I know the night shift Doctors really loved him and hated it when he came to day shift prior to him taking the supervising position. Of course I have heard nothing but good things about him and his work ethic. He is an awesome help in a code or emergency situation, and I say that because I truly believe it, not just because he is my husband. Others have also told me that he does not leave when all of the excitement is gone and will stay until the job is done. I think he is very deserving of this award. No one sees what I see and how much time and effort he gives to BMH. He goes above and beyond often getting calls at home when he is not on call, often working swing shifts just to help out. I truly can't think of anyone who would deserve this more. I feel deeply honored to be his wife, coworker and fellow Christian."
Each year staff at BMH is asked to nominate someone for Employee of the Year. Based on various comments and nominations for Stu, CEO Tommy Mullins shared this nomination letter at the Annual BMH Employee Award's Banquet held on Thursday, April 25th, 2013 where Stu received his award: James F. Trusley Award Employee of the Year
The first thing that comes to mind when you think of this year's recipient is kindness. Others may say they are a leader, yet some may say they are caring, but I think all will agree that they are well deserving of this prestigious award.
Like many who come through the doors of Boone Memorial Hospital, they may come in one capacity and may leave later in life in another capacity of their job. I see this year's James F. Trusley Award recipient as one who wants to become the best that they can be in whatever capacity that they serve.
Even though there are many titles that can be bestowed upon them, one of them is Commander. Yes, that's right, today we called him Commander.
This year's James F. Trusley Award of Excellence goes to…STUARD HAUGEN
Congratulations Stu! We are proud of you!
BMH Administration, Staff, Patients and Board of Directors


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Antlers may not trend much on Twitter or go viral on many YouTube videos, but it recently was a winner in a nationwide online contest. In fact, a Facebook community seven times larger than its population voted the town an upgrade for its library.
America's largest home and car insurer, State Farm, was pleased to recognize the Book It! program as one of the Top 40 winners in its Cause An Effect campaign. The program was one of 3,000 submissions that State Farm received in its philanthropic initiative that relies on nonprofit organizations to create solutions to community issues identified by Facebook users.
Deanne Taylor, of the Little Dixie Community Action Agency, submitted the idea and immediately went to work. She distributed fliers and sent emails and text messages for three weeks.
"I had no idea how big this event was going to be," she said. "I handed out business cards with the website to everyone I talked with each day. The support from all over the country for our small town was phenomenal."
The State Farm Youth Advisory Board, a diverse group of 30 students, reviewed every submission and helped State Farm select the top 100 finalists. State Farm then identified and paired nonprofits with each cause. These nonprofits will each receive a $25,000 grant to create and execute a plan to address the cause. The Friends of the Antlers Public Library will receive the funds to help bring in more furniture, shelving and new books.
"I already have my shopping list made!!!" stated Library Director Patti Lehman. "Deanne ran across this opportunity while surfing the net, she put in the initial application and worked diligently to get the word out to everyone. The library, and the community, owes her a big THANK YOU!!"
From April 27 through May 17, the Facebook community was encouraged to visit the Cause An Effect site and vote for their favorite cause. More than 38,000 people took to Facebook during the three-week period. Book It! received 17,495 votes, placing it No. 28 out of the Top 40 causes.
The check presentation will take place at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 20, 2012 at the Antlers Public Library, 104 S.E. 2nd Street. State Farm representatives will be awarding Deanne Taylor and the Friends of the Antlers Public Library, Inc. a "big check" for $25,000. Everyone who voted for Book It! on State Farm's 'Cause an Effect' Facebook competition is invited to share in this wonderful achievement!
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The popular saying goes "if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen." But who ever said kitchens have to be hot? Escape the sticky Summerville heat in your kitchen this summer using these best-served-cold recipes the whole family will enjoy.
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The snack lovers and sugar hounds in your household will love this seasonal play on chips and salsa. To make this a family favorite all year 'round, switch out the ingredients to suit what's in season and add more quantities of the fruits your family can't get enough of.
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Clean, dice when needed, and combine all the fruit into a serving bowl. Add the preserves. Stir the mixture until thoroughly combined. Chill until ready to serve.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Place tortillas on a cookie sheet and spray with cooking spray. In a small bowl, combine ½ cup sugar and 1 tablespoon cinnamon. Sprinkle cinnamon sugar onto the tortillas to taste. Cut tortillas into wedges and bake for 10 minutes or until crisp and firm. Cool and serve.
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In September in Anaheim, California, the National League for Nursing inducted Dr Mary Hysell Lynd as a Fellow in the Academy of Nursing Education, a prestigious national nursing award. Dr Lynd retired as a nurse educator in graduate and undergraduate nursing education from Wright State University and was bestowed the Emeritus Professor status. While at Wright State University, she implemented the Clinical Nurse Leader Master's program and served as director for the first graduating class prior to her retirement. She received this fellowship based on her creativity in teaching both in the classroom and in the community, primarily because of her teaching of research-based best nursing practices.
Presently she serves as a nursing consultant for Unity Home Health Care in Portsmouth and as a speaker on nursing best practices for home health care, end-of-life care, and issues in gerontological nursing. She also continues her research in issues involving care of the elderly. She published her first book on living with dying in 2007.
Dr Lynd has been a registered nurse for over 50 years beginning her career as a diploma graduate from Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. She graduated with a bachelor in science in Nursing from Ohio University, a master's in nursing administration from University of Cincinnati, and a Ph D from Texas Woman's University. She has presented research at local, regional, national, and international conferences on health and nursing and was invited to the Oxford Roundtable sessions three times during her career. She continues to review manuscripts for publications for three nursing journals including the Journal of Nursing Scholarship.


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The Ohio Supreme Court considered the legitimacy of convictions of sex offenders, originally classified under Megan's Law, who were indicted for violating the address-notification requirements of the Adam Walsh Act . The court held that a sexual offender may be convicted where the conduct at issue—a failure to provide notice of a change of residence address—was a violation of the law under both the Adam Walsh Act and Megan's Law.
The court also held that an offender who files an address-verification form with a sheriff under the mistaken belief that the form is required may be convicted of tampering with records if the form contains false information that was submitted with a purpose to defraud. In other words, regardless of whether a person has a duty to file an address verification form, filing a form containing false information with the intent to defraud can be a violation of Ohio law.
The case is State v. Brunning, Slip Opinion No. 2012-Ohio-5752.
The Defendant was a registered sex offender who has been convicted of failing to provide notice of a change of address and tampering with records. After the passage of Megan's Law, he was classified as a sexually oriented offender, requiring advance notice of any address change and annual address verification for ten years following his release.
In 2008, the Adam Walsh Act repealed Megan's Law. The Defendant was reclassified as a Tier III sex offender by the Ohio Attorney General.
In 2010, he was charged with failure to verify his address every 90 Days, failure to provide a notice of change of residence address, and providing false information on his periodic address-verification form.
The Supreme Court considered whether the defendant's violation of the requirement under both Megan's Law and the AWA that he notify the sheriff of a change of residence address was valid after a prior decision holding that the reclassification provisions in the Adam Walsh Act were unconstitutional. That decision reinstated the classifications and community-notification and registration orders imposed previously by judges upon sex offenders originally classified under Megan's Law.
The court noted that the requirements for giving notice of a change of residence address are the same under both versions of the law. The court said, "Once reinstated, those orders [under Megan's Law] operated prospectively from the time they were first instituted. They related back to the time they were first imposed and continued in effect as if they had never been changed. . . The General Assembly certainly did not intend for sex offenders to be relieved of obligations to notify authorities of a change of address when it repealed Megan's Law and enacted the Adam Walsh Act."
The conviction was upheld because the defendant "remained accountable for the address-change-notification requirement in Megan's Law."
The court also upheld the conviction for tampering with records. The statute provides that no person shall "Falsify, destroy, remove, conceal, alter, deface, or mutilate any writing, computer software, data, or record . . ." The statute was violated because he "voluntarily misled the person to whom he submitted the form.


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The past month has been quite an exhilarating roller coaster ride for Todd McFarlane Entertainment (TME). Busy as we are with so many exciting projects underway, it is no wonder that time has been scarce to relay all the developing details to our readers at Spawn.com. Hopefully this update will fill you in on what's been happening with the various projects we know you're anxious to see.
Disturbed's "Land Of Confusion" Music Video
Currently, TME's frontrunner along the production lines is the music video for Disturbed's celebrated re-recording of Genesis' "Land of Confusion." Producer Terry Fitzgerald has just returned from a week in Korea, where he spent time overseeing the traditional 2D production of the animated video. He is enthusiastic to report the animation for this TME project is proceeding remarkably well and on-schedule. The overseas animation company is hard at work creating various layouts and traditional 2-D and 3-D animation for the highly political video. The delivery date to the Warner Records music label will be early June 2006, with a projected TV and Internet release following in mid-June. The much-anticipated video will be released just in time to see Disturbed headline the 2006 Ozzfest this summer.
Spawn: Animation
In response to many inquiries, "Spawn: Animation" is still a prominent focus point at the McFarlane Companies. As you may know, the initial estimated release date for "Spawn: Animation" has come and gone. Don't worry; this eagerly awaited animated film has not been shelved!
Originally scheduled for release/airing in early 2006, "Spawn: Animation" has experienced some minor setbacks. However, production is still actively in progress as director Todd McFarlane and producer Terry Fitzgerald reevaluate certain key elements of the project's development. The estimated release date is now set for 2007.
Spawn 2
With almost a decade passed since Todd McFarlane first brought his premier comic creation to life on the big screen with the release of 1997's live-action Spawn, the writer/director is eager to do it again. Spawn 2 is currently in progress as Todd fine-tunes a script of his own design. In the meantime, producers Todd and Terry Fitzgerald will begin actively scouting locations within the next two months for a potential end-of-2006 film shoot. Todd and Terry estimate the release date of this feature-film to be sometime in 2007. The cast for Spawn 2 will be announced at a later date.


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Curling fans: you have every reason to be excited about the upcoming season. There is going to be more curling this season than ever before: Road to the Roar (Olympic pre-trials); Roar of the Rings (Olympic trials); the Olympics; at least four Grand Slam curling events brought to us by Rogers Sportsnet; Continental Cup (curling in Vegas!); the Scotties; the Brier; and the world curling championships (women's in St. John, N.B.; men's in Beijing, China).
Here at Goldline, things are in high gear already. With so much focus on curling this season, here are the top 3 reasons why we think this year is going to be one of the best ever.
1) Goldline Ambassadors
At Goldline, we pride ourselves on the company that we keep. We believe in quality, in both product and people. This season, we are proud to align ourselves with some of the best teams in the sport, including: 2013 world curling champions Nicolas Edin (Sweden) and Eve Muirhead (Scotland); 2013 Brier champion and world silver medalist Brad Jacobs; 2013 Scotties champion and world bronze medalist Rachel Homan; 3-time Canadian champion and former world champion Jennifer Jones; 2010 Olympic gold medalist Kevin Martin; 2010 Olympic silver medalist and 3-time European champion Thomas Ulsrud; and 2006 Olympic gold medalist Brad Gushue.
2) Quality Curling Events
It takes many things to run a successful event: organizing staff, volunteers, fans, players, and equally important, sponsoring corporations. Goldline is pleased to support the sport of curling internationally, nationally and locally.
This year, for the first time ever, we'll be a proud sponsor of the 2013 European curling championships, being held in Stavanger, Norway, from November 23-30, 2013.
In Canada, we are partnering again with Rogers Sportsnet for the Grand Slam of Curling. The dates confirmed for this season are as follows:
- Masters: October 29 – November 3; Abbotsford, B.C.
- Canadian Open: November 13 – November 17; Medicine Hat, Alta.
- National: March 12 – March 16; Fort McMurray, Alta.
- Players' Championship: April 15 – April 20; Summerside, P.E.I.
And for those in the Greater Toronto Area, the TCA Goldline men's bonspiel will be played from January 11 – 18, 2014, with Dixie Curling Club hosting the finals.
3) Continued Product Innovation and Focus
In a competitive marketplace such as ours, there is no room for complacency. At Goldline, we have a have a solid track record when it comes to product innovation. Last year, we introduced the Norway pad, which revolutionized the game. And we have even more to offer this year. We have several new products, and new colours of existing products, which we think will serve the needs of curlers, both those new to the sport as well as those with a bit more experience under their belts. Among the new products are: Vision series of brooms; excaliber delivery stick with a telescoping handle; Scepter delivery device; Sierra top; Lillehammer jacket; and Savannah pants for women. Come see all the new items in any one of our stores or visit us online.
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March 11, 2008
Irvine, Calif. - To no one's surprise, Cal State Northridge junior guard Deon Tresvant has claimed the Best Sixth Man award in a vote of the Big West coaches.
Tresvant has personified instant offense for the Matadors this season. Tresvant ranks tenth in the Big West in scoring (14.0 ppg), third in three-pointers made (82, #2 for a single season at Cal State Northridge) and seventh in the Big West in three-point percentage (.416).
Tresvant hit seven treys on his way to a career-best 31 points in a come-from-behind 88-84 win at UC Santa Barbara (1/5/08) and made six three-pointers in the second half in a win at UC Riverside (1/16/08).
A true sixth man who did not start in the 29 games he has played in this year, Tresvant is attempting to become the first Matador reserve to lead the team in scoring in the 50 years of Matador basketball. Tresvant is the second Sixth Man Award winner in Matador annals (Lionel Benjamin - 2002-03).
Other Big West Men's Basketball All-Specialty Award winners were Frank Robinson of Cal State Fullerton who won Defensive Player of the Year, while Chris Devine of UC Santa Barbara and Christian Soto of UC Riverside shared the Best Hustle award.
The awards were voted on the conference's nine head coaches, who were not allowed to vote for their own players. This is the eighth straight year the Big West has handed out the All-Specialty Team awards.
Tresvant will help lead the Matadors when they open Big West Tournament play on Friday in the conference semfinals. Game time is slated for 8:00 p.m.


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- Conference Championships
Last year the Jackrabbits won their first Summit League conference championship with a record of 13-3, which secured them a number one seed in the 2013 Summit League Basketball Tournament.
SDSU has won 20 North Central Conference championships during their time as a Division II school. During the 2011-12, the Jackrabbits went 15-3 in conference play finishing only two games back of first place.
- Conference Tournament Appearances
The Jackrabbits have made the Summit League Tournament each of the five years they have been eligible to qualify. The 2011-12 Jackrabbits won the Summit League Tournament for the first time in school history cementing their first appearance in the NCAA Tournament. They followed up that performance by winning the tournament for the second straight year.
- All-Americans
The honors continued to roll in for South Dakota State standout Nate Wolters, the latest being Associated Press Third Team All-American, the highest honor earned by a Jackrabbit at the Division I level.
"We're very proud of Nate and all of what he's accomplished," head coach Scott Nagy said. "When you consider all of the players in Division I basketball, to be one of the top 15 players speaks not only to his athletic ability and what he's done for us, but also the kind of person his is and how hard he's worked to make himself a better basketball player."
A St. Cloud, Minn., native, Wolters averaged 22.3 points, 5.6 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game in leading the Jackrabbits to the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season. Additionally, he scored an SDSU record, and 2012-13 Division I single-game high 53 points at Fort Wayne on Feb. 7.
Wolters currently ranks fourth nationally with 22.3 points per game, 21st nationally with 5.8 assists per game and 22nd nationally with a 2.51 assists to turnover ratio.
Wolters leaves SDSU with career records in points with 2,363, assists with 669 and free throws made with 648. Wolters, along with fellow senior Tony Fiegen, both played an SDSU record 128 games in their careers, with the team compiling an 85-46 record in their four years at SDSU.
The SDSU men's basketball team has produced outstanding players during the program's history including nine All-Americans. Don Jacobsen was the first All-American for SDSU in 1961. Tom Black accomplished the feat in 1964. In 1970, Dennis Womeldorf was the third Jackrabbit to receive the honor. Lee Colburn attained the status in 1973, Mark Tetzlaff achieved the status in 1985 and in 1997 Jason Sempsrott reached the plateau. Kurt Meister was seventh the Jackrabbit to be named All-American in 1998.
In 2013, Brayden Carlson and Jordan Dykstra were named Academic All-Americans for their hard work in the classroom. ction and Jordan Dykstra as a second team honoree.
"This is an amazing day for our program, it's astronomical to just get one guy on the Academic All-American team, and first team at that, but to have two guys in the top-10 out of 5,000 guys I think that would be eligible is unbelievable," head coach Scott Nagy said. "We're very proud of what Jordan and Brayden have done, and I think it speaks highly of our program and the kind of kids that we have here, not only good basketball players and good citizens, but also great students."
A Brookings native and economics major with a 3.94 GPA, Carlson helped lead the Jackrabbits to back-to-back Summit League titles and NCAA Tournament appearances the last two seasons, and to a 16-10 overall record and 8-3 mark in The Summit League so far this season. He enters Saturday's game at North Dakota State with 87 consecutive starts.
A two-time Capital One Academic All-District selection, Carlson becomes the fist CoSIDA Academic All-America first team selection at SDSU since Jim Higgins in 1972.
Carlson averages 15 points and 2.7 assists per game, and became the 45th member of the SDSU 1,000-Point Club at SDSU in a win at South Dakota on Feb. 1 and enters the weekend ranked 36th all-time at SDSU with 1,046 career points, ranked seventh in career 3-point field goal percentage at 40 percent and tied for 10th all-time at SDSU with 151 career 3-pointers.
Also a two-time Capital One Academic All-District selection with a 3.71 GPA in Biology/Pre-Dentistry, Dykstra also started the last 87 games for the Jackrabbits. He ranks fifth all-time at SDSU with 1,576 career points and sixth all-time with 793 career rebounds, seven shy of becoming just the third player in SDSU history with at least 1,500 career points and 800 career rebounds.
A Rock Valley, Iowa native in the midst of one of the most prolific careers in SDSU history, Dykstra leads the Jackrabbits this season with 16.4 points per game and leads The Summit League with 7.7 rebounds per game and with seven double-doubles.
The first Jackrabbits to earn the honor at the Division I level, Carlson and Dykstra join an elite group of Jackrabbits to earn CoSIDA Academic All-American honors.
Frost Arena is home of the Jackrabbits and has a capacity of 6,500. Frost Arena played host to Buffalo during ESPN's Brackbusters series in 2011. Following the 2012-13 season, SDSU has tallied a 453-127 all-time record at home. The Jackrabbits have been undefeated four times at home, including last year (13-0). SDSU currently has the longest home game winning streak in Division I basketball (30 games).
The lounge is where the players can relax or work on classwork when they want to take a break from basketball.The coaches and players will watch film and ready themselves for their upcoming opponent in the team room.
The men's basketball team has two weight rooms to use at their disposal. The main weightroom for the Jackrabbits is located in the basement of Frost Arena.
The second weight room is located in the Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center, which is another option for the players to workout in. The strength and conditioning coach Nate Moe has been working with SDSU since the fall of 2005.
Located near the men's basketball locker room is the athletic training room. Owen Stanley is the head athletic trainer and has worked with the men's basketball team since 2009.


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Welcome to Millen, Georgia
Violent Crimes in Millen:
Millen Georgia has a violent crime rate of 1.28% with 44 violent crimes and 0 murder and non-negligent manslaughters. According to the FBI, there were 0 forcibles rapes, 6 robberies and 38 aggravated assaults.
|Violent Crimes Rate 1.28%
|Violent Crimes 44
|Murder Manslaughter N/A
|Forcible Rapes N/A
|Number of Robberies 6
|Aggravated Assaullts 38
Property Crimes in Millen:
Millen Georgia has a property crime rate of 2.35% with 81 property crimes and 24 burglaries committed against Millen residents. According to the FBI, there were 54 larency thefts, 3 car and auto thefts and 0 arson cases.
|Property Crimes Rate 2.35%
|Property Crimes 81
|Burglary 24
|Larceny Theft 54
|Vehicle Theft 3
|Arson N/A
Law Enforcement in Millen:
There are 2 Law Enforcement listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Law Enforcement in Millen.
|Millen City Of Clerk - Police Department
|Walnut St
|Millen Fire Dept
|919 E College Ave
Courts in Millen:
There are 4 Courts listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Courts in Millen.
|Jenkins Courthouse
|Harvey Street
|Magistrate Court
|611 E Winthrope Ave
|Probate Judge
|611 E Winthrope Ave
Political Distribution in Millen:
In Millen the political allocation consists of 56.250% Republicans, 43.060% Democrats, and 0.697% Independents. The oldest political party in the US is the Republican Party. It is renowned for having the most powerful conventional ideals and belief. The Republican Party was made on anti-slavery ideology and the politics of this party is considered to be revolving around the center right. In the US politics, the Republican Party, also called as the Grand Old Party is considered to be the one of the big two.
Another political party, The Democratic Party, is the other most important party which is placed in the center left as per its ideals and beliefs. The Democratic Party is not only one of the pioneers in the political scenario in the US but also in the whole word.
The parties that are independent have always been a part in the political state of affairs of the US and are well integrated with the American political system. These parties such as the Nationalist Socialist movement, The Green Party, The Boston Tea Party, The Independent Party and the American Party are relatively diverse in terms of their notions, beliefs and ideals.
Religious Distribution in Millen:
51.43% religious distributions exist in Millen. 0.00% Number of citizens that were identified with a religious denomination were followers of Islam. The followers of Islam are called Muslims and they put their faith in one omnipotent God, who is called Allah. God's direct word is believed to be in the form of the Holy Scripture named as Koran.
0.00% number of people residing in the above mentioned city were identified as the followers of Judaism. The followers of Judaism are known to be Jews and there ay of life is decided by the religious scrolls named as Tanaka and Talmud, which are said to be the prescribed way of life by God. According to them, there is only One God.
0.45% number of people associated themselves with the religion of Christian Other. These people belong to those forms of Christianity which are outside the typical and conventional Christian Churches. This includes fundamentalist Christians, i.e. people belonging to smaller churches whose views may be denser. Even though Christian believes in One God i.e. the father, the son and the holy spirit, they differ in the details of their belief and the content of their belief differs from one church group to another, which leads to fragmentation of Christian churches.
There were 0.00% Presbyterians where as 5.87% number of Methodists. Both are Christian churches however they have different roots, with the Presbyterian Church being founded in Scotland while the Methodist was formed by the English minister John Wesley. Even though they both share the common beliefs of Sovereignty of God but they differ in their way of showing the same to the world. Theses Churches are more conventional than the others.
The Church formed by German minister, Martin Luther, named as Lutherans, claimed 0.00% number of followers. The charismatic or evangelical beliefs of God, Jesus the Son and the Holy Spirit, belong to Pentecostals. In Millen, 1.37% number of people were found to be believers of the Holy trinity; the three in one, Pentecostals. Another religious group of Episcopalians had 0.00% numbers of people while there were 42.99% number of Baptists. Baptists have a link with the ritual of Baptism. According to this ritual, be it infants, adolescents or adults, one has to believe in God and His power to save to be baptized. However, there are a variety of sub faiths that exists in different Churches around different areas, under the umbrella of the Baptist Church.
The Latter Day Saints, LDS, which is known as a renowned Church, consists of 0.00% followers. Mormon is the term used for those people who attend the LDS and this Church was founded by Joseph Smith. The conventional Church of the Protestant is followed by 0.00%.
Catholics with a number of 0.73% people belonged to the highest total in the religious distribution classification, in the area of Millen. The world's biggest denomination is made up of Catholics and their spiritual Patron is the Pope. This is considered to be the one of the earliest of the churches of Christianity in history.
Housing units being built in Millen:
There is a range of housing units that have been constructed over a number of years in Millen. The construction of these housing units was done from before the period of 1939 until 2005. In the period of 1939 or so, 12.39% of the housing units were formed. In all the years, this time period was the one when the largest percentages of housing units were built. However, after this period, the number of houses that were built started to diminish.
In the years 1940 and 1949, 7.40% number of houses were constructed. Also, the 14.80% number of houses was formed in the years ranging from 1950 and 1959. This percentage was lowered down to a sum of 17.65% housing units created in the years 1960 to 1969.
However, in 1970 to 1979 there was a slight increase to 20.38% followed by a larger rise of 12.52% in the time period of 1980 and 1989. This increase in numbers persisted in the time period of 1990 to 1994 making a total of 3.18% development in housing units, till it reached the peak since 1939.
However, there was again a huge reduction in the numbers of housing units in the time frame of 1995 to 1998. In this period only 7.85% units were built in Millen. Moreover, there was an additional decline of 3.83% housing units constructed between 1999 and 2000.
Percentage of Homes with Values by Millen:
There are housing units with diverse values contained in Millen. The sum of 11.45% of the housing units is of the value of less than $20,000 dollars. The category in which the range of $20,000 to $39.999 house value falls consists of a total of 22.41%. The grouping of housing with the utmost numbers at that value range is the $40,000 to $59,000 with 30.48%. The range of $60,000 to $79,999 is the second uppermost value range with 12.29%.
Followed by the $80,000 to $99,999 range that lessens down to 9.40%. The subsequent group of 5.42% housing units have a somewhat greater proportion with the value ranging between $100,000 to $149,000. Since, the value of the houses increase in last category, it is not astonishing that the total percentage in Millen lessens down. $150,000 and $199,999 is the range where 6.27% of houses are priced where as only 1.20% house units are priced between the range of $200,000 and $299,999 dollars.
Moreover, there is a minor raise in the next group with 0.36% prized between $300,000 and $399,999. 0.72% is the sum of the value of constructions that lie between $400,000 and $499,000.
Lastly, 0.00% units are valued at $1,000,000 or above and only 0.00% have a price of $500,000 and $749,999.
Child Day Care in Millen:
There are 9 Child Day Care listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Child Day Care in Millen.
|Club Kids Inc
|610 N Masonic St
|Club Kids Of Millen Inc
|610 N Masonic St
|Head Start
|432 Cleveland Ave
Pet Services in Millen:
There is 1 Pet Service listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Pet Service in Millen.
|Country Kennel
|800 Beagle Rd
Post Offices in Millen:
There is 1 Post Office listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Post Office in Millen.
|Us Post Office
|608 E Winthrope Ave
Family Services in Millen:
There are 4 Family Services listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Family Services in Millen.
|Jenkins County
|998 College Ave
|Jenkins County Probation Office
|611 E Winthrope Ave
|Jenkins County Senior Citizens
|998 College Ave
Kidney centers in Millen:
There are 2 Kidney centers listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Kidney centers in Millen.
|Bma Millin
|242 N Masonic St
|Millen Dialysis
|242 N Masonic St
Health Clinics in Millen:
There is 1 Health Clinic listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Health Clinic in Millen.
|Ogeechee Behavioral Health
|P.o. Box 1147
Campgrounds in Millen:
There is 1 Campground listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Campground in Millen.
|Magnolia Springs State Park
|1053 Magnolia Springs Dr
Millen Population
Welcome to Millen, Georgia which has a population density of 929 and represents the total number of residents or people per square mile of area that have similar characteristics such as age, ethnicity or gender. Since 2000, Millen has changed -3.87% and has a median age of 37.1 which represents the age that separates the population into 2 distinct groups, half younger and hold older which overalls sums the age distribution of people within this part of Georgia.
Millen singles population is 61.91% with 54.44% Millen women and 45.56% are Millen City men.
Hospitals in Millen:
There is 1 Hospital listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Hospital in Millen.
|Jenkins County Hospital
|931 E Winthrope Ave
Millen Environment
Millen in the state of Georgia has an air quality index of 97 which is based upon yearly reports compiled by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency also known as the EPA. The air quality in Millen, is measured by an air quality mesurement station and measures the condition or quality of air and pollutants and based upon relative conditions needed for healthy breathing. The higher the index value, the better the quality of air residents of Millen will have. Depending on the number of ozone alert days, the EPA can assertain the amount of pollutants in the air such as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, particulates, lea and volatile organic chemicals.
Water quality in Millen is
73 and like air,
represents the quality of Georgia's water supply
based upon the following 15 indicators,
fish consumption advisories, wetland loss, urban runoff potential,
estuarine pollution susceptibility, conventional pollutant loads
above permitted limits, population change, contaminated sediments,
agricultural runoff potential, toxics, conventional pollutants
source water for drinking water systems, designated use support, wetland and aquatic species at risk, toxic pollutant loads above permitted limits, hydrologic modification created by dams in this part of Georgia.
Millen has a superfund site index of 98 which represents a sum total of all the superfund polution sites in the county and includes money spent on all clean up programs. Georgia's superfund is an initiative funded by the federal government to clean up hazardous and uncontrolled toxic wastelands in Millen and other surrounding cities to protect the health of all citizens of the United States.
Dentists in Millen:
There is 1 Dentist listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Dentist in Millen.
|Deborah Y Makerson Dmd
|P.o. Box 925
Millen Job Market
The job market in Millen is based on the overall unemployment rate, recent job growth and future job growth in Georgia. Currently, the unemployment rate in Millen City is approximately 17.50% which represents a percentage of the available work force that is not working and is estimated by dividing the number of residents who are employed by all the residents currently counted in the entire labour pool of Millen. Recent Job Growth estimates show that Millen is -10.68% which represents an increase or decrease in the number of jobs available in this part of Georgia over a 1 year time-frame. Over the next 10 years, Millen City Future Job Growth is projected to have a change of 1.14% based on the economy's ability to create new services and goods, patterns of migration and various other factors such as demand and expansion of technology, energy and gas, and health care industry in Georgia.
Overall, Millen has 6.47% of the residents working in the Business, financial operations and
management industry with 20.11% percent in the service
business such as advertising, public services, healthcare, marketing,
entertainment, real estate and various other service industries in Georgia.
Forestry, Fishing and Farming in Millen comprises 2.83% and 14.17% in the maintenance, construction and extraction industry which includes mining,
natural resources and gas extraction. Millen professional and related occupations account for 14.17% which includes engineering technicians, medial scientists, computer
systems analysts, physicists and astronomers, Millen
?lawyers, health educators, media and communications professionals, health
diagnosing and treating and Millen doctors which currently there about
501.3 Millen physicians per 100,000 people?.
Material moving, production
and Transportation in Millen measures at
24.45% of the population and 17.80% representing jobs in Millen in the sales and
office industry which consists of retail, office equipment,
point-of-sale and sales management positions in
Millen, Georgia.
In Millen, the average number of minutes a resident travels to work for a one-way commute is 21.6 minutes with 74.51% of those drivers are actually driving to work alone and 17.02% are sharing transportation by carpool. It is estimated that 58.35% of Millen residents commute to work is less than 15 minutes, 16.25% between 15 and 29 minutes and 10.32% commute between 30 and 44 minutes. The remaining commuters who travel by light rail, subway, ferry, bus or mass transit is about 0.00%. Residents of Millen who work at home represents 0.71% of the overall population.
Millen Housing Market
Home appreciation in Millen is approximately 2.13% with negative percentages representing a decline. The percentage of vacant homes meaning unoccupied homes, apartments, mobile homes and rooms occupied as separate quarters is about 15.31%. The average home value in Millen is $53,160 which is not the average price but the median price which is calculated by sorting all home values from the lowest value to the highest value and selecting the middle value because the median value is not affected as much by lower priced homes in Georgia. The average home age in Millen is estimated to be around 39 years old with 53.86% of all homes are actually owned and includes mobile homes, apartments, separate living quarters and occupied rooms. Overall, 30.82% are Millen homes, apartments and mobile homes for rent.
Millen Weather and Climate
Millen receives about 45 inches in rainfal and 0.5 inches in snowfall per year with 91 days of precipitation and an average of 218 sunny days which are days that are predominantly sunny. The average highest temperature in July is 93 degrees Fahrenheit and the average lowest temperature in January is 36.7 degrees Fahrenheit.
Millen has an elevation of 196 feet and a comfort index of 29 which represents a measure of comfort or discomfort based upon atmospheric conditions such as humidity and temperature ranges in Georgia.
The ultraviolet or UV index in Millen is rated 5.3 which indicates this part of 's exposure to the sun's ultravoilent rays and represents a combination of latitude, altitude and sunny days.
Millen Education
Millen in Georgia spends about $4,966 per student for its school expenditure and has approximately 13.7 students per teacher, 344 students per librarian and 430 students per counselor. Overall, 4.06% of Millen residents and over the age of 25 are 2 year college graduates with an associates degree or 2-year college degree from a Millen community college. Furthermore, over 56.60% of Millen population over the age of 25 have a high school diploma or high school general education degree other wise known as a GED.
The percentage of residents over 25 living in Millen with a 4 year college degree is 3.08%
Public Schools in Millen:
There are 4 Public Schools listed in Millen. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Public Schools in Millen.
|Alternative School
|433 Barney Ave
|(478) 982-6023
|Jenkins County Elementary School
|220 Landrum Dr
|(478) 982-5503
|Jenkins County High School
|433 Barney Ave
|(478) 982-4791
Millen Cost of Living
The cost of living in Millen is approximately 73 which represents the cost of managing a comfortable standard of living and is calculated by comparing the cost of services and goods such as housing, utilities, health care, transportation, food and groceries, transportation and a variety of other expenses such as local and state taxes, clothing and entertainment. The average cost of groceries and food excluding restaurants is 100.
A resident of Millen can expect to pay an average of 92 for electricity, heating, air conditioning and natural gas. Other miscellaneous costs such as repairs, entertainment, restaurants and other services is about 96 in this part of Georgia.


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26 July 2012
BBPA publishes new guidance to help pubs welcome those with access needs A new guidance document published by the BBPA provides an essential guide on how to make pubs as accessible as possible.
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19 July 2012
On Monday and Tuesday I and a couple of colleagues went to Suffolk to view the barley crops with some experts from the malting industry and the local farmers who have been giving the crop tender loving care since before Christmas.
11 July 2012
Shepherd Neame pubs along the route of the Olympic torch relay are putting up the bunting in preparation for the once-in-a-lifetime community celebration.
29 June 2012
A limited edition Sam Adams cask ale has been brewed in celebration of American Independence Day on 4th July.
Blonde Ambition is a 4.5% abv cask ale which was brewed at Shepherd Neame's Faversham brewery, to a recipe devised in conjunction with the Boston Beer Company.
Shepherd Neame, the Kent-based brewer and pub operator, today announces the purchase of four freehold pubs from Enterprise Inns plc. These high quality pubs are all located within the Company's heartland of East Kent and further strengthen the Company's footprint in this area. The pubs are based in Canterbury, Deal, and Whitstable.
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I don't consider Jones in the running for GOAT yet either but I think the difference is that you can't find a guy who people think can beat him so it gets thrown out there prematurely. It's different with the LWs because you can't look at one of them and say, I don't see how anyone can beat this guy.
There may never be a GOAT at LW and there doesn't really need to be. It seems like everybody is jumping on this GOAT bandwagon lately and I'm not sure why. The only weight class you can look at and say we may be seeing the best ever is MW.


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Feit PAR30 LED Reflector | 75W Replacement | Uses 15W | 790 Lumens | 3,000K Soft White | 25,000 Hours | 4-pack
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It is always Encouraging to see friends from the States. The last couple of days we have been able to spend time with some good friends from Phoenix, Ed & Adrienne Carty and their daughter Laura who is currently living and working in northern Germany.
It was so much fun and such an encouragement to us. Debbie and I were good friends with Ed back in high school and college. We have gotten to know Adrienne over the last couple of years and their daughter Elisabeth and I got to know each other last year at Bethany Bible Church. This was our first time to really hang out with Laura.
We talked, laughed, shared stories and saw some of the local sights. What a blast! As they leave my heart is truly refreshed. The Old Testament prophet Elijah became suicidal and ran into the desert and said, "I am the only one left". God reminded him that he was not the only one left, God told him that there are "seven thousand in Israel, all who have not bowed down to Baal and all whose mouth have not kissed him."
Debbie and I are kept alive everyday by people who pray for us, give to our ministry, write to us and in a thousand ways remind us that we are not alone. And often God seems to open up a face to face visits just to keep us from running into the desert looking to end our lives.
How we thank God we are not alone. How we thank God for all of the folks who are able to come and visit us. How we look forward to you coming to visit us!


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Yadkin Valley Telephone Membership Corporation will hold its 58th Annual Membership Meeting on Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 10 a.m. at Peace Haven Baptist Church, 2200 Booger Swamp Road in Yadkinville.
Lunch will be served in the gym following the meeting. Registration will be from 8:30 a.m. until 10 a.m., at which time the meeting will begin.
Attendance is expected to exceed 600, with around 300 voting members. The company's annual and financial reports will be presented, as well as reports from the treasurer and the general manager. Two members of the board of directors will be elected.
Registering members attending this year's event will receive door favors and a chance at a long list of door prizes.
Members and customers are encouraged to come early for parking and seating.
Yadkin Valley appreciates Peace Haven Baptist Church and its helpful staff for accommodating the annual meeting this year.


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Warhammer: Invasion
The Old World, a land of immense kingdoms, epic quests, and fierce battles, seethes with ancient rivalries. Bitter enemies face off against one another on blood-soaked fields of battle, as each race seeks to rise to dominance of the Old World. The clanging of sword against axe, an all-too-common sound, barely drowns out the anguished wailing of the suffering masses. Massive Iron-clad Orcs rage war against everyone, including themselves. Dwarfs wield massive hammers against the foul spawn of Chaos. The Empire engineers calculate building walls and fortifications to repel invaders, and the armies of Chaos pour forth from the Northern wastes to wreck ruin on all.
Set in Games Workshop's Warhammer Fantasy Battle universe, Warhammer: Invasion The Card Game, designed by the award-winning Eric M. Lang, is a battle in which two players muster their forces, collect vast resources, venture out on perilous – but rewarding – quests, build and develop their kingdom, and lead massive sieges against heavily fortified foes. Every race features its own flavour and proficiencies. Dwarfs are the masters of armour and can withstand mighty blows that would kill any other creature. Orcs spread their love of battle far and wide, and are capable of dealing massive damage and destruction on a scale nigh unimaginable. The Empire is well organized and swiftly develops and moves their forces about with surgical precision. Chaos strikes insidiously at the delicate underbelly corrupting, and eventually destroying, all who it targets with lies of power and strength. Every faction must not only wage war with its foes, but also must manage and build up their kingdoms if they hope to win.
At the centre of your empire is your Capital. This mighty fortress, represented by your Capital Board, is where you determine the fate of your troops and buildings. Divided into three zones, Battlefield, Quest, and Kingdom, the Capital represents the focal point of your realm. The Kingdom zone determines how many resources are funnelled into your coffers. Each point of power here will be turned into profit, allowing you to bring forth mightier units and buildings. The Quest zone provides new cards. The total power channelled here will determine how many cards you may draw each turn. Take care, as you have a finite number of cards in your deck. The Battlefield is the zone from which you launch mighty attacks. Each point of power will allow you to deal damage to opposing units and Capitals, while defending your own holdings.
As each of these zones is vital, you must decide where your attentions are most beneficial. Do you put an emphasis on resources, allowing you to out build your foe and bring more forces to bear? Do you send your units on quests and outdraw your opponent? Do you summon forth your mightiest warriors and engines of war to dominate your rival on the fields of battle? These decisions will determine the fate of your empire; balance them wisely and you will reign supreme. As each faction, or blend of factions, has scores of powerful strategies, it will take a clever leader to discover all of them!
Each war begins with the creation of your empire. Your Capital is erected and forces and buildings begin to flow into your realm. Units and Support cards are summoned into service in one of your three zones, providing you benefits you must capitalize on. Tactic cards will allow you to get the jump on your foes, and may well turn the tide of battle. Quest cards will provide your units new options, and can bring powerful rewards into your employ. Each card you draw may be used to further develop your nation, or placed within one of your zones. Developments will unlock key abilities on certain cards, and will increase the damage capacity of your Capital.
Support Cards represent the weapons, artefacts, and buildings that make your empire great. The Empire, with its multitudinous religions, has a number of temples and shrines. These buildings allow you to move units to different zones, prevent your opponent from targeting your units, and even help you rapidly develop your zones. The Orcs mob up at Grimgor's Camp, which reduces the cost of the first unit brought into a zone each turn. The Dwarfs, masters of craftsmanship, are able to repair their Capital by building the Keystone Forge. Dedicated to disease, the Shrine to Nurgle forces damaged units to become corrupted after combat. To further help these aspiring nations, there are a number of Neutral buildings that can bolster the abilities of any faction. The Contested Stronghold provides power for each development in its zone. For the faction that has developed their Capital, this building can be an amazing resource.
Tactic Cards represent manoeuvres, spells, and other unexpected actions, and are played directly from your hand, often producing a devastating and unwelcome surprise for your opponent. The WAAAGH! cannot be predicted and can unleash massive amounts of damage to an unprepared foe. Demolition! provides the Dwarfs a way to remove pesky Support cards or developments, and can swing the balance of power in an instant. Innovation is a Neutral tactic that provides resources based on the number of developments in your Kingdom zone, which can provide a huge income bonus for the development-minded ruler.
Quests represent the various missions that units can be sent on. Only playable in your Quest zone, these cards provide a benefit after a unit has spent time there. The Chaos Quest, Journey to the Gate, represents a young warrior travelling to the frozen climes at the north of the world to gain strength from the Ruinous Powers. Once completed, this quest forces your opponent to discard their hand! The Dwarfs have a history based on the honouring of traditions and respect for elders. Any dwarf foolish enough to sully their good name, by act of malice or mistake, must take up the Slayer Oath. This oath sends them forth to battle horrible monsters, in an attempt to die honourably in battle. The Glorious Death quest, once completed, allows the Dwarfs to destroy up to two attacking units!
First you must collect that which is your due. Resources are counted up, cards are drawn, troops are purchased, and buildings are constructed. Once you have amassed your army and built up your empire, blood must be spilled. Any unit in your Battlefield may be sent forth against the enemy Capital. Once combat is joined, your pathetic foe must try and defend against your onslaught. Every point of damage must be distributed amongst the defenders, but any that spills over goes straight into the heart of your foe's Capital. As each section becomes more and more battered, your opponent must scramble to prevent it from being wrecked entirely. For once you have destroyed two of your opponent's zones, they are eliminated entirely.
Warhammer: Invasion is fast paced, and will push you to the edge as you rapidly build your army, develop your Kingdom, and lay waste to your foes. Perilous quests, underhanded trickery, and raw power can all be found within. Each race has much to gain, and will only be sated when their empire controls all the lands. No quarter will be given, and none will be asked for. This is Warhammer: Invasion!
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The Friends of the Dobson Community Library has been awarded a $1,500 grant by the Elkin Advisory Committee of The Winston-Salem Foundation.
The grant will be used to purchase audio books and DVDs for the Dobson Community Library, a member of the Northwestern Regional Library. This grant is made from funds provided by the Elkin Community Trust and the Richard T. Chatham Fund.
Friend's President Renee Moore stated that the funds would benefit many library users: families looking for inexpensive entertainment in these difficult economic times; customers with sight disabilities; and patrons with long commutes.
The Dobson Community Library is located in downtown Dobson. The library's mission is to serve all patrons, regardless of abilities and national origin.
The Winston-Salem Foundation is a community foundation that supports charitable programs in the greater Forsyth County area. Founded in 1919 by Colonel Francis Fries with a $1,000 gift, it now administers over 1,300 funds, and had total custodial assets of over $276 million at the end of 2011. In 2011, the Foundation granted more than $20.8 million to charitable causes, over $2.1 million of which was in Community Grants.
For more information about the Winston-Salem Foundation, visit their web page at http://www.wsfoundation.org.


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A young Aiken man who caused an uproar when he allegedly stole money from cookie-selling Girl Scouts last year pleaded guilty in court on Thursday. But he is not facing a punishment for the cookie-related crime.
James B. Gomillion III, 18, of Aiken was charged with strong arm robbery for the March 2012 attack on the Girl Scout troop selling cookies outside the Walmart on Whiskey Road. However, that charge will not be prosecuted. Instead, he admitted a separate burglary charge and received a five-year Youthful Offenders Act sentence, suspended on two years probation and paying restitution of $932.
The sentence, Circuit Court Judge Robert Hood said, was allowing the young man to have his future in his own hands, with a stiff penalty if he breaks the law again.
"I'm putting this YOA over your head," Hood said. "You've got the choice."
Hood said the choice was to behave or the people at YOA are going to punish him.
The judge's decision to give Gomillion a chance may have been aided by a positive assessment from law enforcement.
Assistant Solicitor Nick McCarley told the court that Aiken Department of Public Safety Investigator Margaret Moore said that the defendant "does have support and is salvageable."
Some of that support was in court on Thursday.
The burglary happened in September, when electronics were stolen from an Aiken Road home in Graniteville.
The Girl Scout theft caused a stir in March.
Gomillion reportedly approached the girls outside the store around 5:45 p.m.
According to reports, he was wearing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pajama pants, visible Batman underwear and a white shirt when he approached the girls.
He walked up to the table and appeared as if he might be interested in the cookies when he snatched the box from the hands of a 15-year-old girl, according to reports.
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