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A jamboree of swingin' roots music drives this dance party. Join a melting pot of young and old: Loungers, Kittens, Boppers and Hoppers from Sacramento to Santa Cruz. Jumpin' since 1999,join us for the hippest Tuesday in town at the Verdi Club, 2424 Mariposa in San Francisco! Voted 2007 Best Swing Dance in the Bay by SF Weekly!
DANCE LESSONS: 7pm - 9pm we offer 4 week series classes in Beg. and Int. Lindy Hop & Balboa. Monthly series starts every 1st Tuesday. From 9pm - 9:30pm is the weekly drop-in beginning swing class. Click the lessons page to register online.
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DJ's: Mike "41 Flathead" Cancilla, Tanoa "Samoa Boy", "Jumpin" Jeff Kroll, Michael T spin during the band breaks.
COST: Cost is $12.00 at 9pm and $10.00 at 9:30pm. The 4 week series classes are $65.00 ($75.00 for 5 Tuesday months), drop-ins are allowed for $20 per class. Both includes admission to the dance with Stompy Jones.
WHERE: The Verdi Club located at 2424 Mariposa St. @ Potrero in San Francisco.
WHEN: Open every Tuesday, rain or shine, jumpin' since 1999.
BRIC-A-BRAC: Enjoy Giseppe's front room Lounge from 7pm - 12am. All-Ages are welcome, come as a couple or without a partner. Full Bar for those 21+. 2500 sq. foot dance floor.
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Little David Rose's thumpin' stand-up bass, the double-shuffle drumming of Lee Beary, and the bounce piano of Scott Lawrence provide the rhythmic foundation of the band's jump style. Riffing on top is the trumpet sound of Robert Dehlinger and Erv Ervin on the saxophone. These two fellas create...


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Chattanooga Basketball Postgame QuotesChattanooga vs. Appalachian StateMcKenzie Arena - Chattanooga, Tenn.Thursday - Jan. 17, 2013
Head Coach John ShulmanThoughts on Game"One, obviously, I'm proud of them. But two, I do want this statement made. We were down 19, we made blunder after blunder after blunder. We missed layup after layup after layup, dropped the ball out of bounds. You know what are you going tell your team that you have to get your team back and ready to go on Saturday. Well, even though we were down 19, I still felt like we were a pretty good basketball team. We were just playing really poorly. Give those guys credit, they never quit. We talked about getting one stop at a time. There were no 19-point shots. I told them I would let them know. I did make this statement. I said I'll let you know when you can quit, and it will be sometime in March. So until that time, we are going to play basketball. So, I'm proud of them. We have to enjoy tonight, forget about this, and get ready for Saturday to tell you the truth."
Thoughts on what spurred the comeback"You had to get stops. We went the full court and started fooling around the full court. I'm assuming we got some things there. We wanted to make sure they didn't get anything easy at the basket. If we had to foul them, then we fouled them. But we made some shots. That's obvious. We made some shots, and we busted our tail. You know, I said on the board before the game that it's amazing what you can do when you just play hard. We continued to play hard. Now listen, we had enough bad things happen to us in that game where I wouldn't have blamed us a little bit to say enough is enough. How many times can Z. drop the ball out of bounds or walk."
Thoughts on if comeback was possible without Hampton"No, Tay did a great job. Tay did the same thing to them last year in here. This is what Tay has always wanted. I've said it many times. Tay didn't want a pro career. He wanted to be the point guard at Chattanooga. People in Chattanooga need to respect and appreciate that. Somebody needs to give him a really good job one day. He loves this city, and he loves this area. The kid is a wonderful kid, and a winner. He got us some stops."
Thoughts on Full-Court Press"I saw something on the clock and we were down 19. So I said we better start pressing boys. Every team is different. It's hard. Being up 19 with 6:36 to play, are you supposed to break the press and go attack? Are you supposed to hold it out? It's not real comfortable being where they were. It's a lot more comfortable being where they were, but we could just kick off our shoes and go for it. Now what are they going to do? We're scrambling and flying around, and they're trying to hold to the ball. That's not a real comfortable feeling either."
Dontay Hampton, senior, guardThoughts on the competitiveness of tonight's game"I don't know. It's just a fun little rivalry. Even the football team said they like the rivalry, too. You know, it's just fun and it's very competitive. "
Thoughts on the team's building confidence"I was confident the whole game, but I feel like my team started getting confident after a couple of three's and after Z. got going. Healy was hitting some tough shots and kept daggering us, but after we got going I feel like everyone became confident."
Thoughts on what the team changed the last six minutes"I don't know. It was funky. I felt like the whole game was funky. For the whole first and second half the way I got shots was tip balls and Gee's passes to me. So that's why the whole game was funky. But that's why you have to keep playing."
Ronrico White, sophomore, guardThoughts on the team's ability to overcome adversity"It's more of a pride thing with us. We get behind in the games, we say that we are better than this and then we just turn it on. It seemed like we just couldn't the play we needed to get us going, but once it happened in the second half, everything seemed to just click for us."
Thoughts on the crowd and the effect they had on the game"I felt like the fans were just right there on top of us. They did a phenomenal job of staying in the game and we thanked them for it after the game. They did a great job."
Thoughts on Dontay Hampton's play tonight"Tay is phenomenal. He's my back court mate back there and he really gets me going. When I see him going, it really makes me want to go that much harder for him because I know this is his last year to play. I want play hard for him and the team."
Appalachian State Head Coach Jason ChapelThoughts on the game"I thought we thoroughly dominated this game for 34 minutes. We did everything we worked on and everything we did to prepare. We executed to a 'T' and that's what got us the lead early. I'm disappointed in the way we finished the game, but a lot of credit has to go to Chattanooga for not giving up."
On losing the big lead"Chattanooga did nothing different. We were up 19 with 6:36 left to go. It's about executing, completing passes, wanting the basketball, and having the killer instinct to put them away. If we do that and we rebound then we aren't feeling the way we feel now. They had five offensive rebounds in the first half. They had 11 offensive rebounds in the second half and I'm sure that 10 of them came in the last 6:36 of the game. But again, congratulations have to go to Chattanooga for making the necessary plays."


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According to records compiled by the Georgia High School Football Historians Association, Jones County has scored 50 or more points only five times, with that 1975 win over Monticello the last time prior to this season.
The Greyhounds have scored more than 40 points in four of their six victories this season and 22 times in school history.
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YADKINVILLE - Austin Macemore's friends and family say his lasting legacy will undoubtedly be his love for people and his love for God.
"The most important thing is I just hope people get to know Christ," his father, Wayne, said at Wednesday's memorial at Starmount High School. "That's how he lived his life. He had joy, peace and love for everybody - he never saw a stranger. That's one thing about him, he loved everyone he came in touch with him.
"Austin showed me something that I never had - never be afraid to be a Christian," he added.
While Austin succumbed to his second battle with cancer Tuesday morning, his memory and life will live on in the community by the people who knew and loved him.
"As parents and coaches, we try to make an impact on these kids' lives. We try to teach them the right things and lead them down the right path," Starmount wrestling coach David Oliver said. "Austin turns that around you. He turned the tables around on me and made an impact on my life because of the way he was leading his.
"You don't find many young men like that. There's not many kids you'll coach or even ever meet who can do that," he added.
Starmount head soccer coach Dale Draughn echoed the sentiment, saying, "when I think about Austin Macemore, a smile always comes to my face."
"Austin was the kind of person everyone knew and loved. His heart, desire and his positive outlook were contagious," he said. "Austin's faith was steadfast until his untimely passing this week. You knew that Austin was a Christian by the way he carried himself and lived his life."
Draughn recalled the summer of Austin's sophomore season as a varsity soccer player. While training for the upcoming season, Austin told his coach that he would have to miss a few days of conditioning to take part in a church mission trip.
"We talked about the mission trip, and he said 'I think this is my calling,'" Draughn said. "I told him by all means, if God is calling you to do this, then go and bring somebody to Christ.
"Austin went that summer, and when I first saw him after he returned, he had a big smile on his face. I asked him how the trip was and he said 'I think I had a hand in several people coming to know our Lord Jesus Christ.' He told me thanks and then joined his teammates for training," he added.
Austin's legacy and personality carried over to his peers at Starmount, Forbush and Elkin high schools, indicative of the overwhelming flood of support that hit social media websites Tuesday morning following his death.
'Team Austin' littered Twitter, with support coming from news station in Greensboro to football players at the University of North Carolina, as 'Team Austin' was eventually 'trending' around the area.
Forbush basketball player Hunter Gooden said, "Austin accomplished in 19 years what most people hope to accomplish in 70."
Starmount volleyball player Ashton Gregory added, "I just realized, God has his hands full up in heaven with Meme [Brown] and Austin. There definitely won't be a dull moment up there."
Elkin basketball player Frank Miller tweeted "Days like today make us realize how blessed we really are. RIP Austin."
Chloe Mabe added "All I see on my time line is 'Team Austin' and I love it. It's kind of strange how one person can mean so much to a community."
As a varsity athlete for Starmount's wrestling and soccer teams, Austin was remembered by his coaches as a fierce competitor with a desire to win and be the best.
"As a person, he grew into a team leader. He had fought cancer and had one leg smaller than the other. One foot was two inches shorter than the other and he wore a special shoe, but when he got on the wrestling mat, he didn't. So he had that little wobble," Oliver explained. "But he didn't want anybody to give him any sympathy about that - all he wanted was to do everything that every other person on our team did, and do it 10 times better or 10 times harder. He pushed himself in practice and pushed the other kids. He was a great team leader.
"As a wrestler, he was a competitor," he continued. "I hated that he missed his senior season. I have all the confidence in the world that he could have won the conference and qualified for states. He was in the weight room six times a week. He was determined and had that drive that's hard to find in kids. He was a fighter and he never quit. He didn't even quit through this, but sometimes it gets you no matter what."
Draughn said, despite his size and stature, he "always had the attitude of never giving up" on the soccer pitch.
"In soccer, Austin always thought his size and stature held him back. That was not the case," he said. "He was his hardest critic, but he improved and worked hard in practice and in games. He always had the attitude of never, ever give up. Austin was a friend, player and all-out Ram.
"I personally will greatly miss him and miss seeing him sitting in the stands at soccer games. Every time I saw him in the stands, I thought what an amazing person. When most people would have stayed at home, he was out supporting the school and the sport he loved," Draughn added.
Austin is survived by his beloved parents, Wayne and Teena C. Macemore, of the home; his brothers, Braedon Macemore and Colby Macemore, plus grandparents and cousins.
While Austin "went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, while surrounded by his loving family Tuesday morning," his impact on the community will live on.
"Rest in Peace, Austin. You may be gone, but you will never, ever be forgotten," Draughn added.
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At Ohio Northern, we're proud of our ability to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to providing innovative and in-depth educational opportunities. Nowhere is this more evident than during our annual T.J. Smull College of Engineering Spotts Lecture Series.
Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2014
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This year's speaker is Dr. Paolo Pirjanian, chief technology officer at iRobot, who will talk about "The Disruptive Force of Robots in the Home and Beyond." You don't want to miss it!
- Pirjanian is chief technology officer for iRobot, where he oversees advanced technology development and engineering for product development.
- Pirjanian is the former U.S. chairman of the IEEE Robotics Industrial Activities Board and the recipient of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Early Career Award in 2004. He has more than 100 issued patents in robotics and related fields.
- From robots to emerging technologies like 3-D sensing, mobile devices and cloud computing, Pirjanian will share how the robotics industry is shaping our future.
- This marks the 28th consecutive year for the Spotts Lecture Series, an event that celebrates distinguished speakers while informing engineering and computer science students about the challenges they will likely face in the future.
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Todd McFarlane and Robert Kirkman's newest comic book, Haunt, is coming to comic shops nationwide next Wednesday, October 7th. The long awaited, ongoing series will deliver thrilling storylines, captivating art and features an all-star creative cast consisting of writer, Robert Kirkman (Walking Dead, Invincible), layout artist Greg Capullo (Spawn, The Creech), penciller Ryan Ottley (Invincible), inker Todd McFarlane (Spawn), colorist Fco Plascencia (Invincible) and letterer Richard Starkings (Elephantmen).
What does Haunt co-creator Todd McFarlane have to say about the new book? "One of the more satisfying parts of being an artist is giving birth to these creative children. After spending enough years raising and honing Spawn, Robert nudged me to try a hand at giving birth again. The outcome, combined with Robert's writing abilities, as well as the art skills of Ottley and Capullo, I'm extremely proud of."
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