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Following a foul by Appalachian State in the box, senior Becca Smith (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) pushed a penalty kick into the bottom left corner of the goal past ASU's keeper Megan Roberson to tie the match 1-1 in the 87th minute forcing overtime.
The Mountaineers got on the board at the 34:54 mark of the game on a goal by Julia Holz. Holz took a pass from Jamie Lockie and her shot toward the goal was blocked by Chattanooga keeper Lauren Thomas (Germantown, Tenn.), but she was unable to pull the ball in and Holz picked up the rebound for the first score of the game.
Smith's score sent the game into overtime with each team taking just one shot at the goal in the extra period but it would be Samantha Childress' shot for the Mountaineers in the 100th minute to settle the game at 2-1.
Appalachian State outshot Chattanooga 19-6 with an 8-5 shots on goal advantage. Thomas recorded six saves on the night while Roberson made four grabs, including one in overtime, for the Mountaineers.
The Mocs will return to the pitch Sunday afternoon hosting Western Carolina. The match is set to kick off at 2 p.m. Live stats and streaming video will be available at GoMocs.com.
Scoring summary:
No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description
1. 34:54 APP Julia Holz Jamie Lockie shot rebounded goal
2. 86:10 UTC Becca Smith (4) Penalty kick
3. 99:05 APP Samantha Childress (unassisted) free kick golden goal
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Senior Jackson Tresnan (Apopka, Fla.) fought off leg cramps and an ailing shoulder to put away Cameron Smith (6-2, 6-4) at No. 5 and seal the win. Smith came into the match with a 6-1 spring record, but Tresnan snapped a four-match slide of his own in the gutty victory. Tresnan improves to 7-4 in the spring and 10-9 in singles overall.
"This was a huge win for us," stated head coach Carlos Garcia. "After not playing well on the road last week, it was great to see the guys rebound and play well today. We won some tough matches and beat a really good team, so I am very proud of my guys."
The Mocs grabbed the momentum early in the match with two doubles wins. Garcia may have found a solid combination at No. 1 in senior Ankit Chopra (Chandigrah, India) and freshman John Peacey (Emerald, Australia). Playing the top spot for the first time, the UTC duo smoked UNCG's top tandem of Daniel Mack and Ahmet Sarioglu 8-2 in just over 40 minutes. Chattanooga had only two wins in the previous 11 matches at No. 1 doubles coming into today's action.
Tresnan and fellow senior Manuel Barroetavena (Buenos Aires, Argentina) clinched the point with an 8-6 win over William Albright and Randy Phillips at No. 3. It was the third straight win for the pair as they improve to 7-2 in spring doubles.
Both teams were without one of their top players in singles action. UTC senior Roberto Vieira (Bedfordview, South Africa) played at No. 2 doubles, but was held out of singles due to a nagging leg injury. UNCG freshman James Dougherty is the Spartans' No. 2 singles player, but was not in the lineup at all today.
Chattanooga kept the pressure on after winning the doubles point, taking the first set in four matches. Barroetavena was impressive filling in at No. 1 for Vieira. He put UTC up 2-0 with his (6-1, 6-2) win over Sarioglu. Barroetavena leads the team with a 16-8 overall record and is 9-3 in spring action.
The Mocs led in three of the last five matches, but UNCG did not go quietly and made the match much closer than the final score. Gaston Murray put the Spartans on the board with his (6-2, 6-3) win over Chris Smith (Johnson City, Tenn.) at No. 3.
At the same time, Chattanooga freshman Luke Saunders (Halifax, Nova Scotia) was serving the match against Albright at No. 6. Albright forced a tiebreaker, which he won 7-2, putting that bout into a third set. Tresnan was also down 3-0 in his second set and UNCG was right back in the match.
Sophomore Pavels Grigorjevs (Riga, Latvia) helped Chattanooga get back on track with a straight-sets win at No. 4. He defeated Mack (6-4, 6-4) to give the Mocs a 3-1 advantage. Tresnan followed that with his clinching win at No. 5. With the match decided, both Saunders and Chopra posted three-set wins to finish out the team scoring.
The Mocs are back on the court next week when they host SoCon-leading Elon (7-4, 3-0 SoCon) at the UTC Tennis Courts on Saturday, March 23. First serve is set for 10:00 a.m. (E.D.T.) and a link for live scoring is available on the men's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
Chattanooga 6, UNCG 1
Mar 16, 2013 at Chattanooga, Tenn. (UTC Tennis Courts)
Doubles competition
1. Ankit Chopra/John Peacey (UTC) def. Daniel Mack/Ahmet Sarioglu (UNCG) 8-2
2. Gaston Murray/Cameron Smith (UNCG) def. Chris Smith/Roberto Vieira (UTC) 8-6
3. Manuel Barroetavena/Jackson Tresnan (UTC) def. William Albright/Randy Phillips (UNCG) 8-6
Singles competition
1. Manuel Barroetavena (UTC) def. Ahmet Sarioglu (UNCG) 6-1, 6-2
2. Gaston Murray (UNCG) def. Chris Smith (UTC) 6-2, 6-3
3. Ankit Chopra (UTC) def. Randy Phillips (UNCG) 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-2)
4. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) def. Daniel Mack (UNCG) 6-4, 6-4
5. Jackson Tresnan (UTC) def. Cameron Smith (UNCG) 6-2, 6-4
6. Luke Saunders (UTC) def. William Albright (UNCG) 6-2, 6-7 (2-7), 6-3
Order of finish: Doubles (1,3,2); Singles (1,2,4,5,6,3)


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Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Georgetown Countys former economic development director is accused of taking more than $100,000 in county funds for his own personal use, according to investigators who have been working the case for more than a month.
On Wednesday, 36-year-old Wayne Gregory was arrested at his home in Columbia where he has been working as that citys economic development director since August.
Sheriffs Office Public Information Officer Carrie Cuthbertson said that office was notified about a month ago by the office of County Administrator Sel Hemingway that a number of fraudulent purchases had been made by Gregory while he was still an employee.
Gregory served as Georgetown County Economic Development Director from 2005- August, 2013.
Cuthbertson said the investigation revealed that between January 2010 and September 2013, Gregory did use a Georgetown County purchasing card to misappropriate funds from Georgetown County.
Investigators have determined that during his employment, Gregory was able to embezzle more than $100,000 from Georgetown County and convert said funds for his own personnel use, she said. He allegedly used the money to purchase gift cards.
Investigators traveled to Columbia Tuesday and met with Gregory at his residence where he was interviewed.
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Georgetown County Public Information Officer Jackie Broach said the county cannot comment on the investigation but she did say policies are being studied to see if new safeguards need to be put in place to keep something like this from happening in the future.
She said there are already rules in place regarding the use of county charge cards by workers.
Those policies are also going to be reviewed by an external auditor, Broach said.
We are taking this matter very seriously, she said.
In a statement issued to the media Tuesday, Columbia City Manager Teresa Wilson said Gregory has been fired. She said the Columbias acting police chief. Melron Kelly was notified by SLED about the situation involving Gregory.
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Gregory, who lived in Pawleys Island while working in Georgetown County, announced his resignation in July but continued working through August.
Prior to joining Georgetown Countys staff, Gregory served more than three years as the project manager for the Greenville Area Development Corporation.
While in Georgetown County, he served on the board of directors for the Waccamaw Workforce Investment Board, which works with local workforce development offices to meet the needs of job seekers and employers.
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Ninety-three years ago at the 11th hour of
the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918 an armistice was
signed in a railcar at Compiègne in France ending hostilities between the Allies and Germany
in the Great War to end all wars – World War I. Tragically, in the full
Shakespearean sense of the word,
the folly, horror, stupidity and waste of war has raged and continues to rage into the 21st century. Last Friday, November 11, 2011, we celebrated Veterans Day, formerly known as Armistice Day, commemorating that moment and honoring those who have served in the nation's wars.
Six years ago, three members of the Mad River community came to Yestermorrow School and asked permission to put an array of flags, each one commemorating the death of an American soldier in Iraq, in a field along Route 100. Over the past six years, these folks have faithfully maintained the memorial, and the field of flags, so reminiscent of Flanders Fields, has grown and grown to number over 6,000.
Some 20-plus years ago, that same field was a verdant pasture next to a stable which offered horseback riding and lessons to visitors to the Alpen Inn and others in The Valley. Subsequently, the top foot of soil was removed and sold turning that meadow into a kind of rural brownfield. The flags were the prettiest thing to bloom there in many years.
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Announce your cup so that it may be filled
Having been on Bullshido a little while, it's my turn to become a sheep and start training BJJ.
I've had one lesson, and before my second lesson tonight, I have been giving it a lot of thought. This thinking has raised an important question, that I need answering early in my BJJ career, before it's too late.
I know there have been discussions on here about whether to wear a cup, with people advocating both sides of the argument. I value my man-pods greatly, and have decided I will be wearing one.
My question is, should I publicly and regularly announce it?
I will be combat-cuddling in close and personal proximity with both male and female partners, who I am sure will quickly realise that i have something hard in my groin pressing against their flesh.
If I don't mention it, then probably they will feel it and think "he's wearing a box", but a small percentage may think 'ew, boner...I thought he'd be bigger'.
Whereas if I do, all of them will think: 'That guy banging his crotch and shouting "I haven't got a stiffy!" is a mental'.
Don't mind amusing cock answers in the thread, but would appreciate some genuine protocol advice too.
When life gives you lemons... BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!
"what's the best thing about aikido then?"
"To be defeated by your enemies, to be driven by them from the field of battle, and to hear the lamentations of your women." ermghoti
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I never wore a cup when rolling, but then I competed in a BJJ tournament where one was required. So I tried on out a few weeks before the comp and noticed that I just wasn't used to it. It wasn't comfortable. I got a little more aclimated to it after a while, but stopped wearing it again after the comp. I did know who all wore cups after rolling with them a few times, but never really thought anything of it.
On that note I wear one every time I stick fight after taking a shot to the balls one time! Not making that mistake again! I roll frequently while stick fighting and now, don't really notice a difference. So I guess if I would have been wearing one all along then it wouldn't have been wierd when I put one on before the BJJ comp.
On a side note, don't leave the cup laying around the house. I was watching TV one day when one of my kids walked by as he was using my cup as a phone. You never want that!Combatives training log.
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I don't go into the gym without my cup on.
Generally a good idea to wear it while grappling, you don't have to get an armbar too far wrong to end up with an elbow in the nads.
I don't announce the fact that I'm wearing it, but I generally ask my partner if they're wearing one before engaging in any sort of sparring or rolling, just to avoid potential issues.
That said, I've never trained actual BJJ so I'm not sure of the protocol there.
People will not mistake your cup for Ignorami ardor. There is no need to announce anything. Don't forget, they all have experience in this area, while you do not.
I tend to wear a cup and a mouthpiece. I've run into too many mat spazzes over the years to do otherwise. Many didn't mean to repeatedly knee me in the groin, but it happened anyway.
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Re: Announce your cup so that it may be filled
While I'm here, can somebody recommend a comfortable line of cups? All jokes aside, I feel like my junk should not look like a mold every time I take my cup off. And before I get any silly replies, yes, I bought the biggest cup at Wal Mart. Width is fine, but damn I need some depth!
Suggestions, plz???
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I'm using the cheapest crap I could find at the moment, but I hear nothing but good things about the Shock Doctor cup.
There is something extra satisfying about 'releasing the finished product from the mold' though isn't there? Why would you want to lose that?
When life gives you lemons... BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!
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"To be defeated by your enemies, to be driven by them from the field of battle, and to hear the lamentations of your women." ermghoti
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I was gonna say, "How to tell when SDG is fasting"... but then I realized that this post was on Thursday, so he really hasn't got that excuse.
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Forget all those boring rush thru the game professions spsssh, you need a leather clad scout profession.
Engineering, Thief, Ranger (sans the short bow of course) Wanna talk strategy? those are the professions to choose. They have utilities for everything, you gotta pick the right ones, you gotta get the right kits together, you gotta make sure you get the right pet out. It's not just some run around faceroll profession we're talkin about here.
:) nah but seriously i would suggest those three because I love strat as well and subterfuge and cunning these classes give me that.
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I think the kind of "strategic" between elementalists and engineers are very different.
Elementalist got high base dps, but they got to manage survivability. They don't have to use combos to be effective.
Engineer is even on everything, but they got pretty slow dps. They can survive if they play smart, but HAVE to learn to use combos if they want to do good damage. Lvl 70 onwards will be very difficult if you don't learn to use combos.
Thanks for the great replies everyone.
There is a certain amount of strategy to the elementalist but it is a different sort than the GW1 elementalist (which I played a lot). How you build your character isn't actually that important in the case of the GW2 elementalist (at least not for PvE). Weapon choice is of course much more important than other classes due to only having one weapon. But that's the kind of thing I want to avoid. I want to have to micromanage what skills I take not, simply what weapons I take and when to use which skills, which is mostly what elementalist calls for. Not that it isn't strategic and fun to do so. It's just not enough for me.
I've enjoyed my warrior but he is really the character I will go to when I don't want to have to think. There are times when I get bored with that. But maybe the Guardian will be more interesting if it can provide me a balance between strategy and mindlessnes. I'll give it a shot anyway.
I'll also check out the mesmer since it sounds like skill selection is actually very important. That's one of the main things I miss about GW1 and one of the things that kept me interested in it for so long.
All of them really. Some professions have more combo fields (ele, mesmer, necro), some have more finishers (warrior, ranger, thief) and some are pretty balanced (guard and engineer). The trick to performing well is to match up field makers with finishers. Rangers are particularly awesome at using other peoples fields for extra damage for instance, but they don't have many fields themselves.
Also you will find that you won't get away with button mashing later on with any class. Youll have to swap weapons / attunements / kits on the fly if you want to do well. You should always carry a high level version of each weapon so you can swap out of combat if need be for a certain fight.
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Originally posted by zonzai
The way GW2's system is setup, each class can be as strategic or as simple as you make them out to be. I know that sounds like a cop-out answer, but take the elementalist as an example:
On the one extreme, you can play elementalist as a condition spammer, practically staying in earth attunement the entire fight, or doing the same with fire. And yes, that would be extremely boring, as you are just using the same couple of skills forever, with very little timing involved.
However on the other extreme, you have arcane heavy elementalists, who build off of the attunement swapping mechanic. This can be a lot more challenging to play, as you have to not only keep an internal clock of various cooldowns, but also guage attunement cooldowns with using various attacks in different orders. The benefits, though, are you can chain lots of buffs together, you can stack some powerful conditions together before applying a heavy-hitting spike attack. Attunement swapping also can give you an insane amount of CC with certain weapon setups. There's a lot of strategy involved w/ that.
Overall, though, the strategy in GW2 is more obvious with certain classes than others, as it's less hidden. Mainly, the Mesmer, Elementalist, and Engineer are the easiest to see this with. All classes have a lot of potential strategy involved, though, but as with GW1 it really depends on your build. If you spec your class to just spam a few skills and have a bunch of passive buffs, then you're class will appear extremely simple. If you spec your class for lots of varied synergies and application, then it will be a lot more complex.
- In addition to what I stated above, the strategy compounds once you get into organized group play. For example, how you setup your class synergies can greatly change how a dungeon run goes. Some combinations even make dungeons insanely easy when used correctly.
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Originally posted by zonzai
Elementalist is definitely different from the first game, in that GW1 mostly focused around 1-2 elements at a time, and you worked off that. In this game you mostly synergize between all 4, and build to favore certain ones over others. However, that doesn't mean that utilities aren't super important.
The elementalist (more than any other class, really) does have a lot of mostly useless utilities, however they also have some really useful / versatile ones. For example 'Glyph of Storms' is an insanely versatile skill. Depending on your attunement you can either make it an AoE blind, or an AoE chill, etc. Same deal w/ the pets, the attunement you're in when you summon the pets makes a big difference, and it's the difference between a more support heavy pet, a more tanky pet, and one that will help your dmg but die easily.
The class intricacies are there, u just gotta look for them. Most of the skill complexities of the first game actually did make it into GW2, but they aren't all as obvious.
While I respect your opinions on elementalists, I won't be playing one because it isn't right for me. I want to find a profession closer to GW1 where every single skill slot is cruicial. I do not feel that the elementalist gives me that. I will try the engineer and mesmer as they both sound more like what I am looking for.
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I like the idea of the engineer but with no actual melee weapon equippable I lost interest before trying it.
I'm a melee guy I hate staying at ranged fighting and in gw2 all classes but engineer can melee. (Ok they have a wrench tool which is nothing special)
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Originally posted by bloodaxes
Engineer can actually be a pretty respectable melee with Tool Kit and Traits that support it.
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Originally posted by zonzai
i'm not defending ele like it's mine as i play all 8 classes (all above 50, and 3 at 80), but this is what i was talking about when i say it's easy to play an ele, but hard to play a good ele. your entire build is key. timing of attunement swaps, weapon choice, ability use, utility builds/choices, elite, heal, runes, traits, combos, distance, etc. all have a huge part in what makes up a pro ele. your traits can make or break you, even in PvE.
sigil builds, glyph builds, conjured weapons, arcane, mix and match, etc. also with all the elements you have a huge choice in combos. i've often found that a good ele is the foundation of most of the pro 5 man groups i run with. they tend to set up group wide buffs with attunement swaps, and lay combo fields depending on the situation.
Experience is the best teacher.. if you can afford the tuition.
So anybody have any opinions on anything other than the elementalist? Or is this thread all about elementalists now?
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Originally posted by zonzai
Elementalist and engineer allow for the most strategizing on the go simply due to the fact they have the opporunity to use so many different skills at any given time with the widest range of effects. Stuns, roots, heals, knockbacks, DoTs... easily the most strategic as far as ability utilization on the go.
Strategy as far as positioning and team play, the guardian can change the flow of battle in terms of the kinds of strategy you employ throughout teamplay. They can focus on healing or mitigating damage, as well as controlling the flow of enemies.
The ranger has a lot of good self started combos which doesn't necessarily require much strategy to use once you get the flow of it, but positioning is key for maximum effect and DoT.
The mesmer requires some strategy if you are focusing on counterbalancing ranged characters, or melee characters, but overall once you get a build of any kind together, they are mostly one-note and repetitive in just about every situation.
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Originally posted by Stayonboard
Yep, Engineer is a fantastic character. Just got one to 30 and got Supply Crate, Combat Suit and Golem (temporary) pet which are fun. I usually use Healing Turret and switch between Grenades, Elixir Gun and Flamethrower depending on my mood and if I'm in an Event. Grenades are a hell of a good weapon which few Engineers use, at least from what I've seen.
Elementalists are also a strategic character class, and if anyone thinks it isn't they're too stupid to play one. I like Mesmer, too. Very survivable class if you keep on the move and keep your wits about you.
Originally posted by Dibdabs
Well at least that's better than being too stupid to read a thread before posting in it.
Weapon swapping is not the same type of strategy as having 180 skills and choosing only eight. It's a completely different type of strategy. Strategy of play and strategy of build. Strategy of play is fine, but the GW2 elementalist has almost zero strategy of build compared to the GW1 elementalist. They are different things. As I stated clearly, I want more strategy of build than the elementalist provides.
Now, I have tried to be nice to everybody and I know I should have been more clear on that in my original post. I will edit it. But shut the **** up about the elementalist already. You guys just keep repeating the person above you over and over again. I get that you all love the elementalist and please don't let me stop you from being BFF with them but I don't want stragey of attunement swapping. The elementalist isn't challenging enough for me and doesn't challenge me in the way that I want to be challenged.


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The third running of the New River Marathon, half-marathon, and 5k is scheduled for Saturday, May 4, 2013.
The 2012 event welcomed over 1,000 registered runners to the Brownwood, Todd, and Fleetwood communities.
"From the conception we wanted the runners and their families to have a great racing experience, to experience the beauty of our New River Valley, Ashe County, and North Carolina's High Country, and to enjoy a taste of mountain hospitality. It was our desire to create a race festival that offered races that appealed to runners of all abilities," stated race co-director, Ken Sevensky.
"We are thrilled with the response from the first two years. Our sponsors, the Fleetwood and Todd Volunteer Fire Departments and the community groups that work with us throughout the course roll out the red carpet with their professionalism and courtesy. In addition, we know that we live in truly special place and it is fun to share the beauty of the place we call home with other runners," said Sevensky.
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Runners have a choice of four races: marathon, half marathon, 5K, and 1-mile fun run. Walkers are welcome in the half-marathon, 5K and 1-mile fun run. All races will be held Saturday morning, May 4. However, the 1-mile fun run will be held during the pre-race dinner Friday evening, May 3.
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A Maumee bank has landed a new backer, freeing it from the confines of a previously dismal situation, its president says.
The Bank of Maumee, 3425 Briarfield Blvd., has turned its majority ownership over to Princeton Capital, a holding company based in Princeton, N.J. The majority share was previously held by the now bankrupt Capitol Bancorp of Lansing, Mich.
The shift officially took place Nov. 18. The Bank of Maumee's president, Kevin Rahe, said the change was welcome.
"As Capitol Bancorp's financial condition continued to deteriorate, we started looking to exit. We had tried twice previously, and then last year, they actually declared bankruptcy," Rahe said.
Capitol fell on hard times during the housing market crash, but still managed to continue operating some of its banks over the past three years. Inversely, the Bank of Maumee, founded in 2006, had enjoyed a fair amount of growth throughout the years. Despite that growth, Rahe said the association with Capitol had become restrictive.
"Capitol always stated that they would be able to provide additional capital, as needed. If we continued to grow, we expected them to provide additional capital. Well, we grew, and that was the same time they started to have their difficulties, and they were not able to provide the capital necessary to meet our growth."
While Capitol Bancorp struggled to keep its problematic bank holdings afloat, the Bank of Maumee continued to be hamstrung by the diminished support.
"Those [other banks] became a real source of difficulty for our balance sheet," Rahe said.
Incidentally, it was Capitol's relationship with the Bank of Maumee that brought Princeton into the mix, though indirectly.
Gary Hoyer, CEO and managing member of Princeton, said that his group was initially looking for investment opportunities through Capitol. When the investors declined, Princeton looked at Capitol's federal bank holdings and took an interest in the Bank of Maumee.
"We had been looking for a federal savings bank for a period of time," Hoyer said. "A bank is not something you can just go into a store and pick off the shelf. You've got to look around for one that may meet some of your criteria, and one that you may be able to negotiate for acquisition."
"While we knew generally where the bank was, we had never visited [the area], and actually had no idea where Maumee was," he added.
At first, Capitol did not want to sell the Bank of Maumee. However, after considering their need for cash they eventually reconsidered. Hoyer said he was initially skeptical about acquiring a bank in Northwest Ohio, due to the recent economic struggles of Detroit and the Rust Belt. However, after visiting the area, he realized that Maumee has much to offer.
"We were very pleasantly surprised," Hoyer said. "It is a fantastic community that obviously really supports community banks, which was really important to us. There is a tremendous amount of small-business activity and a diversified economy. We kind of did a '180' in our thought process."
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"We think there's a lot of value in smaller institutions, and we very much like the idea of a community bank supporting vibrant communities like Maumee," Hoyer said. "I tip my hat to everybody there in the area. They've done a great job struggling through what was a tough economy."
Both Hoyer and Rahe agreed the new relationship between Princeton and the Bank of Maumee will provide great benefits for both entities, as well as the community.
"The people that have been here, the customers we have here, everyone we have dealt with for the last seven years remains the same," Rahe said. "What Princeton brings to the table is a business model for residential mortgages and commercial lending that fits perfectly into our thrift charter. We have that source of revenue to grow, based on their business model, yet maintaining the community banking flavor that we've had for the last seven years."
"We bring some additional capital, and the bank needs [that] for purposes of strength and opportunity growth, [and] we bring some new products and services to the bank," Hoyer added.
With Princeton's backing, the Bank of Maumee will now be free to take advantage of its federal lender status, and seeks to increase its local presence in mortgage loans.
"A federal thrift is typically focused on providing a lot of consumer and residential mortgage loans, but [under Capitol Bancorp] Bank of Maumee never did any of that," Hoyer said.
"That will change."
The bank of Maumee will continue to provide small business loans in the area and throughout the Great Lakes region as well.
Though Princeton now owns a 51 percent majority share of the Bank of Maumee, Rahe emphasized that there are still a significant number of local investors, and additional investment prospects.
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Randy would beat that ass. I could see Segal pulling some dirty shit, like biting and trying to kick him in the balls, but Randy would just need to box him, maybe slam him on his head.
Why is this a thing? Who would win between Chuck Liddell and the guy who played Al Bundy on Married With Children. Keep in mind that Al is a black belt in something or other, so I could make an shit argument about how he is an under rated war master who could realistically beat an mma legend too.
Al Bundy is a Rorion Gracie BJJ black belt.
If Segal has a sword he will probably win. Otherwise Randy tires the out of shape man out and rapes him with GnP.
Randy Couture no question. Seagal is out of shape and irrelevant when it comes to competition with an MMA fighter.
Seagal would shit and piss himself after getting taken down.
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Played in 12 games for the 'Cats...racked up 13 tackles, including eight solo efforts...tallied multiple tackles in three games...notched a career-high three tackles against Dartmouth (Sept. 26)...recovered one fumble
Redshirt season
Before UNH
Lettered in football, lacrosse and basketball at Thayer Academy...totaled 72 tackles, four sacks, three forced fumble and one interception during his senior season...on offense, rushed for 827 yards and 12 touchdowns...named to the Super 26 All-State team...a two-time All-Scholastic Patriot Ledger selection...an All New England selection...named to the Shriner All-Star game


text: AVON PARK, Fla. Carmen L. Fannin Fabijan, 86, of Avon Park, Fla., passed away Sunday, October 28, 2012, at Good Shepherd Hospice.Born in Logan, she was a daughter of the late Oscar and LouEmma Marcum Adkins. Also preceding her in death were her spouses: Lewis Harrison, Homer Fannin and Charles Coughlin; daughters, Connie Sue and ErmaLee Harrison; son, Tommy Harrison; brother, Dana Ray Bucky Adkins; sisters, Joyce Hillgen and Ruth (Blue) Adkins, and great-grandson, Joshua Fortner.Carmen moved to Avon Park in 1994 from Monroeville, N.J., and was a member of First Baptist Church of Avon Park. She attended Southern Cosmotology in Huntington and was owner of Carmens Beauty Shop at Melville.Survivors include her loving family: husband, Frank M. Fabijan; son, Robert (Liz) Harrison of Barboursville; daughters, Teddi Gail Williams of Julian and Linda (Charles) Rodriquez of Sebring, Fla.; adopted daughter/granddaughter, Katherine Fannin of Avon Park; brothers, John (Dotty) Adkins-Hagen of Huntington, Wayne (Genevieve) Adkins of Malaga, N.J., Bernie (Barbara) Adkins of Vineland, N.J., and Daniel (Billie) Adkins of Elmer, N.J.; sisters, Bertis Murphy of Yoncalla, Ore., Betty (Floyd) Carrigan of Port St. Lucie, Fla., Mary (Warren) Snyder of Avon Park and Cindy (Jack) Conover of Sewell, N.J.; grandchildren, Randall Cox Jr. of Hazel Green, Ala., Stephen (Kimberly) Cox of Fraziers Bottom, Cynthia Cox of Ridgeview, Nancy Duncan of Charleston, Christopher Cox of Avon Park, M. Bruce Hobbs of Morgantown, and Jonathan Alexander Fisher of Tampa, Fla.; great-grandchildren, Jennifer (Chris) Miller of Blooming Rose, Christopher Whitworth of Huntsville, Ala., Lauryn Cox of Fraziers Bottom; great-great-grandchild, Brady Miller of Blooming Rose, and numerous extended family members.Services were held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, October 31, at Morris Funeral Chapel with Rev. John Beck officiating. Entombment followed at Lakeview Memorial Gardens at Avon Park.Memorials are requested to American Cancer Society or Hospice.Condolences may be left at www.morrisfuneralchapel.comMorris Funeral Home of Avon Park, Fla., was in charge of the arrangements.