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Born July 22, 1963, in Frankfort, the son of Betty Clark Martin and the late Burnis Martin, Jeffery was a member of the Lancer Church of Christ.
In addition to his mother, Jeffery is survived by his fiancée, Saundra Clifton; two step-sons, Nicholas Hughes and Joshua Clifton, of Prestonsburg; three step-daughters: Lacy Hughes Gulick, of Ormond Beach, Fla., and Amanda Hughes and Tiffany Clifton, of Prestonsburg; and two step-grandchildren, Alyssa and Gage Gulick.
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This year's Mad Rally attracted more people than in previous years, despite heavy rain on Sunday that resulted in the bike show and rodeo being canceled.
Organizer Ruth Carten said the July 6 through 8 event drew a great crowd on Friday and Saturday and on Saturday they saw over 50 more attendees than last year by 1 p.m.
"But the rain hit at 2 p.m., and that discouraged us from building on that number. The Harley Pullers still competed in the misty rain, which kept the crowd on the grounds for the afternoon. They had nine competitors, compared to five last year," she said.
The Highland games were bigger and took up the whole day as well and the HCMX (Hard Core Motocross) jumpers were able to get in two shows; but none on Sunday, she said.
"The vendors all stated they want to come back; we had added a dozen
new ones this year. They were very understanding on the weather
situation, and all stated they did well Saturday," Carten noted.
Here are the results for the 2007 Mad Rally Highland games sponsored by Small Dog Electronics and the Chittenden Bank:
Professional class:
Rob Hamelin from Wallingford, CT, won overall with a score of 7 points, Dan Dillon from Long Island, NY, was second and Marc Morin, from Montreal, Canada, finished third. Rob Hamelin set two field records with throws of 40 feet in the 56-pound weight for distance toss, and a 12' 6" throw with the 109-pound Vermont Stone.
Amateur class:
Sam Grammar first, Marty Weimann second, Ben Thuma third, Will Tagye fourth (tie), Paul Messuri fourth (tie), Simon Clow sixth, William Brown seventh, and Peter Moulton eighth.
Marty Weimann set the new world record with the 109lb Vermont stone with a toss of 14' 1". Sam Grammar set new amateur field records with throws of 47' 8" in the open stone, and 65' 10 1/2" in the 28 pound weight for distance.
Lightweight (under 190 pound bodyweight) class:
Local Mike Berby from Barre tied for first place with Jonathan Barlow. John Duncan third, and Small Dog's Art Hendrickson (formerly of Moretown and Warren) finished fourth.
Mike Berby set the lightweight mark in the 109 pound Vermont Stone with a toss of 10' 10", Jonathan Barlow set new field records in the open stone with a toss of 36' 1" and in the 42 pound weight for height with a mark of 15' 6".
Master (Age 40 and above):
Scott Depanfilis first, Ken Gustavson second, Al Dargie third, Wayne Hill fourth, and Andrew Gillie fifth.
Scott set the 109 pound Vermont stone mark with a toss of 11 feet.
Women's class:
Terri James repeated as Champion for the third year, Kate Mason second (tie) , Denise Houseman second (tie), Lacy Johnson fourth, Nancy Baker-Fowler fifth, Kristin Wood sixth, and 13-year-old Kaitlyn Wood demonstrated it's never too early to start with demonstration tosses of the 14-pound weight for distance and height.
Terri James set the 49-pound Vermont Stone field record with a throw of 12' 2.5", Terri broke her own record in the 14-pound weight for distance, tossing it 70' 3.5". Kate Mason tied Terri's record in the 28-pound weight for height with a successful throw of 13' 6".


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SDK Roadmap: Color Commentary
We're not able to liveblog the event here at Phone different, but we are able to put our two cents in -- stay tuned to this blog post during the event for color commentary on what Apple announces. It won't be up to the second, but you'll get a little more analysis in exchange for those extra minutes.
Bonus: comment on this post and we'll quote our faves in at the top.
T-Minus 25 minutes. When you see the "read more" link below, it's showtime!
All times below are EST, subtract 3 hours for actual Cupertino Time.
12:45: I'm feeling the Reality Distortion Field even though:
- I'm not there
- I don't expect to be happily surprised by today's announcement.
I've definitely crossed through that permeable membrane into his Steveness' realm, though.
Bri Guy: I'll give my first-born for cut 'n paste.
I'd give your first born, too. :p
Bad Ash: why delay a week for an announcement?
Exactly. I still think that they were working their butts off to get something real out the door but couldn't manage it. That's the one ray of light here - that we might actually be pretty close to real apps getting released because they were this close to getting it out.
rener: Games ready to ship? 3G iPhone announced? ActiveSync licensed (purely for Dieter, of course)?
No. No. partly cloudy, with a 30% chance of Exchange.
12:58: Reports that Disney employees have preferred seating -- that's interesting? Can't imagine that Disney has any relation to apps -- maybe we'll get more info on just why iTunes hasn't met the goal of getting movies in quickly enough, with a side of "every Disney film in on iTunes now"
As an aside, I will forego sourcing each little tidbit here during the liveblog, but will add them after. Kudos in advance to: Ars, Gizmodo, PhoneMag, Macworld, and Engadget. ...who are relegated to the back, but they get free power -- Apple's finally admitted that this live blog thing is real and they're paying attention to it.
Update again: going to put new stuff at top.
12:01: It begins. "Welcome" from Steve, in a turtleneck of course. Stats on the iPhone, 2nd to RIM in the US. Huuuge Safari usage stats, as we've previously reported. I wonder: 90% of people reading these live blogs must already know a lot of these figures -- or am I just so deep into cell phone news that it doesn't occur to me that not everybody knows that the iPhone is rocking the mobile industry.
12:05: Bam. Jumping right into Enterprise news. That bodes well - usually these things end with a bang. If we start with enterprise support, that may mean that the "bang" will be apps NOW. Crossing my fingers.
Yes, he said "push email" wouldn't say it if he wouldn't get it. Right? Right?
12:07: They're doing ALL of these things: push email, push contacts, VPN, security, remote wipe, enterprise config. I didn't expect that. This might just be bigger news, sales-wise and mindshare-wise, than the SDK. I care most about the SDK, but America and Wall Street cares most about enterprise.
Active Sync and Exchange support confirmed. BOOM. Except no "Boom." This announcement was given to Phil Shiller -- a sign that Steve still doesn't really care about Enterprise.
...now, the devil is going to be in the details. How will they implement this. Will the iPhone work with MSCMDM (search WMExperts for that one). If so, this is a RIM KILLER. Both MS and iPhone using the same device management tool? Goodbye RIM.
12:10: Demoing the support. Good and interesting that the support is built directly into the default PIM and Email apps in the iPhone. Good because it just might mean that Apple is going to have real (instead of half-a**ed) Exchange support on the Mac too. Interesting because, well, Apple licensing Microsoft's biggest Enterprise service (Exchange) is big big news.
12:15: Hehehehe! There's a photo showing how ActiveSync is direct, while RIM's NOC is indirect and a failure point. Hi BlackBerry Outages! Just like Palm, Apple's not going to let you forget about that one. When the marketing comes out for this stuff, Apple is going to take potshots at RIM. I wonder - Microsoft Guy and Mac Guy vs BlackBerry guy. I'll give a $25 Phone different Coupon to the person who comes up with the best candidate for BB guy in the comments!
rener: 802.11x is also a must for a lot of university networks
I am stupid - what's 802.11x and why do universities in particular care?
12:19: SDK time. They're really rolling fast. Overview of web apps and adding icons to the home screen. Please please -- give us an admission that "No SDK Needed" was a gigantic slap in the face. We need to hear you say that, to hear that even the Jesus Phone can sometimes stray.
12:20: Whoa - are they "releasing" today? Yes - starting today, we get the same "APIs and tools that Apple uses." Wow - color me pleasantly surprised. I was all doom and gloom before the event started (ref. the last PD podcast, as Bri Guy mentions in the comments below). They're calling it "Cocoa Touch." The basic idea here is that the iPhone is OSX at its core, but as you get to higher layers at some point it assumes you have a mouse and keyboard and no touchscreen. So development must be very similar to OSX development with Cocoa, but instead of Cocoa you have Cocoa Touch.
If they're not blowing smoke about this, then app development for the iPhone is going to be as advanced or more advanced than either Windows Mobile or Symbian in very short order. There are some similarities to developing for Windows Desktop and Windows Mobile (ref. .NET), but that pales in comparison to this.
12:27: Another "Boom" moment without the "Boom:" Core Location. Just like any app can look up a contact, any app can look up your location just like Google Maps does. How does this thing not have GPS?
I guarantee the 3G iPhone, the very next iteration, will have GPS built in. No question. If Location is a deep, OS-level service, then they're planning on GPS. Bank on it.
rener: Curse you Rogers and Canadian Data Rates!
12:28: Aside for Windows Mobile nerds who know about the HTC video driver issue -- hardware video acceleration is built-in deep and available globally. Send the pitchfork-wielding mob over to Qualcomm and HTC.
12:30: Things we get access to: "multi-touch events, multi-touch controls, accelerometer, view hierarchy, localization, alerts, web view, people picker, and image picker camera" (via PhoneMag).
Hm. I assume that "data" via radio and WiFi are just assumed somehow, that the iPhone itself handles that. "Web view" is a really big deal -- allows for seamless integration of local and remote data, AKA true widgets.
WRT "true widgets," isn't it funny that Palm got this EXACTLY RIGHT nearly 10 years ago with their first wireless Palm device, then dropped it because it was too difficult to code for and not enough people had the wireless devices. Why didn't they bring those back?
12:33: Discussing the development platform now - it is XCode as expected. Want to develop for the iPhone? Get a Mac. That's just fine -- Apple is better off focusing their resources on one development tool on a single platform, they don't need to bring XCode to Windows users, they know that Windows users will come to the Mac just to be able to develop for the iPhone.
rener: That Apple's techs have fit Darwin, BSD networking, OpenGL, and all the Core services into this thing is unbelievable.*
You damn skippy.
12:35: Interface builder is drag'n'drop. Full iPhone emulator on the Mac. This is incredibly full featured and way more powerful that I expected -- I was half expecting them to hand out a flyer with a list of calls and bits of code.
Something this full featured makes me suspect that it's not ready TODAY. But they did say it was. Crazy. They really did delay it a week to polish this thing off. No... maybe they delayed a week to give some 3rd party developer a bit more time? Are we getting APPS TODAY?
12:39: Requisite "Hello World" app building demo. Able to build/compile/whatever (I'm not a developer) quickly. You can test in the emulator or test directly on a sync'ed iPhone.
Ok guys, give us time table. Tell us about distribution. Pricing for developers to get this stuff on iTunes. Apps.
12:44: Demoing some apps now. Touch Fighter -- full access to a really good accelerometer means you can just move the phone around to control the fighter.
Lots of people poo-poohed the touch screen and accelerometer on the iPhone because we've seen both on phones before -- but a high quality touchscreen and accelerometer, now that makes a big different, doesn't it? What used to be gimmicks can become genuinely new and engaging ways of interacting with a device.
I officially declare 2008 to be the year that the Stylus Died.
12:47: Mike Overbo, Editor Emeritus of Phone different and the host of our Podcast, is going to soil himself. EA is on stage and intimating that they have ported Spore over -- with a dev. platform they've never seen before -- in about two weeks.
12:50: Just in case you are missing what's happened here today: Apple took the "IT" phone of 2007 and early 2008 and just made it simultaneously ten times hotter to Business users (via exchange and, just now, a salesforce.com app) and general conumsers (via fun games).
And Steve Jobs hasn't been on stage the entire freaking time. What's the deal there? Giving credit to a team that's clearly been working quadruple overtime? Still bitter that his precious work of singular art is getting sullied by people who don't work at Apple?
12:55: AOL is coming up next. AIM? Yes: AIM. Hunh. That's interesting and I think in a good way. Apple could have said "Screw you guys, we're going to do iChat and stay the heck away from our iPhone, much less our big app announcement."
Instead, they eschewed their own program and let AIM write one instead. Kudos. Kudos Kudos -- it took AOL FIVE days to build it. FIVE. DAYS.
Oh, and now epocrates. I know that a lot of Doctors are hanging on to antiquated PDAs just because of a few medical apps. This helps them a lot.
2:01: Super Monkey Ball with accelerometer support. Swoon. "We had to fly a developer in to upscale the art for the iPhone"
Nintendo DS: You are going to lose market share to this. The big, high-resolution screen is the difference here. see my comment below about quality components.
chadman: Too bad I have to use GroupWise
Take heart, remember that there were rumors of Lotus support. If Apple is willing to support Microsoft and (rumor) Lotus and they're willing to forego writing iChat and let AIM have a shot at it instead, then they'll definitely not complain if somebody cobbles together groupwise support.
...though it might not be as deeply integrated, instead it would be standalone, I guess?
rener: they could seriously contend for mobile gaming market share.
I was thinking the exact same thing. It also seems like it's a big slap in Nokia's face -- they still haven't gained any traction with their N-GAGE platform.
2:05: "App Store." You can buy apps directly on the iPhone. I can't believe I didn't think they'd do this. It's obvious. Grumbles about having to go through iTunes are going to get overshadowed by the fact that you don't have to think about syncing, .cab files, .prc files, etc.
Good that Steve's finally back on. And yes, you can also buy through iTunes. And yes, I'm seeing the word "Free" next to apps. And yes, unlike iTunes WiFi, you can buy over EDGE or WiFi. And yes, you're alerted if there's an update. And yes, it's exclusive. No other way (short of jailbreaking)
A bit of a bummer, that last bit, but not surprising at all.
2:09: No charge to developer if they give the app away for free. Otherwise it's a 70/30 revenue split, Apple taking 30% is about what I expected. Actually, it's better. Apple is eating hosting costs, cc fees, and they're paying out monthly.
Apple says "no malicious apps or porn." Guess that means this stuff will be policed and vetted by Apple. Does that mean you have to submit your source code to Apple in order to distribute your application?
2:11 iPhone firmware version 2.0. Beta is going out today to developers. Customers will see it in June as a free update.
Darn. Darn Darn Darn. June is close, but not close enough. It's what I expected, though. Unexpected -- another charge for iPod Touch owners because of accounting. $99 bucks in order to publish on iTunes. so Apple's not eating everything, but $99 is much less than I expected it to be.
2:15: One More Thing: iFund. Some VC firm is giving away $100 million (yes, that's the right number of zeroes) to iPhone developers... I guess you can go apply at www.kpcb.com .
That'll spur development and right quick.
rener: No pr0n, realistically, means stay-of-execution for jailbreak
True that. Jailbreak isn't going away... but it's certainly going to be minimalized.
2:20: Asking the press to stay for just a few more minutes. Hm.
Bodes ill? ;) Or it could just be a Q&A
2:23: Q&A Starting. We won't do all of these questions. Just the juicy ones.
Q: Business apps are coming, should RIM be worried? Steve: Go ask them. We're not sending them a message, we're sending customers a message [Gizmodo]
Seriously - Where did Apple buy that humungous gauntlet? You're most definitely sending them a message, Jobso. You're practically mooning them.
2:28: Q: What will happen if someone does a VOIP app? A: We will only stop VOIP over cell networks, but not WiFi.
That's interesting -- I wonder if it's because they know that VOIP over an EDGE connection will be an inherently horrible experience or if AT&T wouldn't let them because of their deal. I suspect it's both.
It's also a little foreboding -- Apple gets to decide what gets published and what doesn't, but I'm still unclear on what the criteria will be. Malicious - No. Porn - No. VOIP isn't either of those... So is the 3rd "No":
- "Whatever hurts our business model with AT&T"
- or is it "Whatever we think will deliver an inherently bad experience to the customer" ??
...Either way I don't know that I like that Apple should get to decide that for me.
2:34: a SIM unlock program will not be allowed in the iTunes Store.
That's an LOL right there.
2:38: Quote from Macworld:
- More talk about iPhone versus Blackberry. "Why aren't CIOs really worried about security? Every email message sent to or from a RIM device, goes through a NOC up in Canada. Now, that provides a single point of failure, but it also provides a very interesting security situation. Where someone working up at that NOC could potentially be having a look at your email. Nobody seems to be focused on that. We certainly are."*
On Phil Shiller's office wall: A photo of the BlackBerry Pearl with a giant target painted over it. I said it before and I'll say it again, expect a massive anti-BlackBerry, poke-fun style campaign from Apple this summer in the same style as their current Mac vs. PC ads.
2:40: "Parental Controls" are coming.
Super Monkey Ball PLUS mom can turn off Safari to stop junior from looking at porn on the net. They'll sell a million this year to pre-teens alone.
2:45: We're done! Expect a LOT of posts in the coming days analyzing this big big news!
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Dieter Bohn is former editor-in-chief of Smartphone Experts, writing across iMore, Windows Phone Central, Android Central, and more. You can find him on Twitter (and everywhere else) @backlon.
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SDK Roadmap: Color Commentary
Like mentioned in the latest podcast... why delay a week for a announcement??? I'd say we get something, even if it is just a little taste of what is to come later. Better than nothing.
Will Jobso restore our childlike sense of wonder, or harshen our mellow?
Games ready to ship? 3G iPhone announced? ActiveSync licensed (purely for Dieter, of course)?
Or nothing but a "see ya at WWDC" and a swift boot to the bum?
Jobs is on... we will all know sooner than later.
Enterprise announcement is HUGE. 802.11x is also a must for a lot of university networks. Next update looks like a biggie already!
I think I just heard Dieter faint!:
Schiller: "we have licensed ActiveSync for the iPhone." "Microsoft has come up with a much more advanced architecture, where the iPhone can work directly with the Exchange server in a more reliable and affordable way. We're building Exchange support so you get push email, push calendaring, push contacts, global address lists, and the ability to remote wipe it."
This might actually get me to use the Exchange server at work... dang.
Sorry, 802.1x, universities run this for authentication on huge networks by large user bases. When iPhone first came out, there were howls of anguish from many campuses who ran 802.1x and whose iPhone users couldn't log in. (I, and many others, filed bug/feature reports on this with Apple):
I welcome (and need) Exchange Server. Does anyone have a cold compress for Dieter?
Curse you Rogers and Canadian Data Rates, which will never let me use Push. Curse you to Hull and back!!
Cocoa Touch sounds like a 70s Miami riff...
Core location = white collar house arrest anklet?
OpenAL = interesting.
Hardware acceleration is cool "screamer", LOL!
That Apple's techs have fit Darwin, BSD networking, OpenGL, and all the Core* services into this thing is unbelievable.
Dieter is correct, they just wiped themselves in HTC's face with this, never mind all the so-so mobile attempts over the years that did the bear minimum and charged a premium...
(Though Apple has it's own share of similar issues -- Time Machine to AirDrive, hello?)
Re: Xcode
It's the same strategy as Final Cut and Logic, make the software dependent on the hardware and OS (via Core components) and then sell more hardware (which is Apple's business model anyway).
People will complain, but it's no different then needing a multi $K development box for PS3, Xbox, etc.
So development requires Mac... more Mac sales another factor? ;) nah.
Probably like Leopard. Demo now, release later? (WWDC?)
Aha! They delayed in order to finish Touch FIghter!
I officially declare 2008 to be the year that the Stylus Died.
It will be interesting to see how new software deals with a touch interface for the detailed stuff where a stylus would provide more pin-point accuracy.
OMG!11 I can has Spore!!111
If Apple doesn't bungle this (as they have with the Mac before), they could seriously contend for mobile gaming market share (the edge in convergence mitigating the limits in specific focus for the end user -- i.e. having all the other functionality may appeal to those who don't need full on PSP dedication...)
Plus, as Dieter says, the tech gives all sorts of DS style game options (mic, accelerometer, etc.)
I would pay just to be able to Pong my business contacts out of existence! Never mind Wi-Fi Mortal Phone Kombat!
Too bad I have to use GroupWise. I never get Enterprise love...
Darth Jobso, bitten by investors and Fortune over the successor questions, wants to show his RDF padawans off to the world??
AIM for iPhone... nice... :-)
Wow, AIM and ActiveSync... Apple is willing to "eat bitter" to get their device out there. Kudos and Namaste!
@Dieter: And Sony has been unwilling/unable to leverage PlayStation technology in Sony/Ericson/Symbian handsets (that Sony is so dysfunctional a company has been a huge boon to Apple in consumer electronics).
DS been served:
S"This is NOT a cellphone game. It's a console game, if anything, we underestimated what the iPhone was able to do from the start, we had to fly in another artist to scale up the art to match what the iPhone could actually output."
AppStore! Installer.app had the basic icon nailed, but the folder A beat the arrow!
Dude, even big Treo apps crashed my 680, if Apple can up service levels by controlling distro, I'm a happy camper!
Free apps, and getting them via AppStore WiFi, killa!
No revenue share on free apps, 30/70 on pay-for apps?
Sounds fair. (Still smarting on only getting 10% gross from publishers...)
No pr0n, realistically, means stay-of-execution for jailbreak. (though pr0n is traditionally a rapid business model for new technologies, and being excluded from AppStore will likely minimize revenue...)
Why is iTunes a monopoly but no one questions PlayStation Network (store), Xbox Live Marketplace, etc.? Is it that people in the PC world aren't familiar with how console devices have traditionally worked?
(Maybe Steve can fund installer.app as competition for iTunes)
AppStore! Installer.app had the basic icon nailed, but the folder A beat the arrow!
Wow, AIM and ActiveSync… Apple is willing to "eat bitter" to get their device out there. Kudos and Namaste!
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With UTC clinging to a two-point advantage, 52-50, White nailed a three-pointer while drawing a foul, and his subsequent four-point play put the Mocs up six with 4:38 remaining. The Panthers clawed back to a two-point deficit on Adam Weary's layup with 3:08, but the Mocs did not break.
Z. Mason (Nashville, Tenn.) drained two free throws at the 1:54 mark to put UTC back up by four, 62-58. Devante Wallace's three with 31 seconds to play got it back to a single point, 62-61. But the Mocs were resolute at the free throw line.
White stepped up and hit two to make it a three-point game, 64-61 with 26 seconds left. Wallace's three was off the mark and High Point immediately fouled Mason who converted two more from the charity stripe with just 11 ticks to go. White closed the scoring with two more free tosses seven seconds later for the final margin of 68-61. Beginning with White's four-point play, the Mocs hit 11 of 13 free throws down the stretch.
The Mocs spoiled a tremendous individual effort by High Point freshman John Brown. Brown tallied 23 points and 16 rebounds to pace the Panthers. Weary added 15, while Wallace came off the bench to chip in 13.
Mason had 15 points and nine rebounds in support of White tonight. Gee McGhee (Baton Rouge, La.) added 12. White also posted a season-high six rebounds while dishing out four assists.
The two teams shot five of 41 from three-point range. UTC was two-for-21 (9.5%), while the Panthers managed a 15 percent clip (3-20).
High Point owned a 13-rebound advantage on the glass, 45-32. Brown's 16 were aided by 12 off the bench by Lorenzo Cugini.
While the perimeter game was cold, the Mocs scored at a nice rate inside the arc. The squad hit 21 of 32 (65.6%) on their two-point attempts combined with a 20-28 performance, 71.4 percent, from the free throw line.
It was a see-saw affair throughout with 16 lead changes and four ties. High Point's largest lead was four, while UTC led by as many as nine.
The four-point lead for High Point was 32-28 on a Weary layup with 45 ticks left in the first half. McGhee closed it to two with a layup nine seconds later for a 32-30 halftime margin for the Panthers.
The Mocs opened the second half on an 11-0 run to take a nine-point lead, 41-32, on a Mason jumper. The Panthers were undaunted as Corey Law's jumper at 10:43 capped a 14-2 High Point charge, giving the visitors a three-point lead, 46-43.
Mason's jumper at 5:42 put Chattanooga up for good, 54-52. On the next Mocs possession, White made his pivotal four-point play.
Utah Valley (7-8) claimed a hard-fought 84-77 win over Austin Peay (4-9) in game one. There were 13 ties and 17 lead changes in the game. Ben Aird (26 pts, 8 reb) and Nick Thompson (13 pts, 10 reb, 12 ast) led UVU, while Travis Betran (27) and Anthony Campbell (22) combined for 49 points for the Govs.
HPU and the Govs meet in the consolation game at 4:30 p.m., Saturday evening. The Mocs and Utah Valley are matched up in the title tilt at 7 p.m. It is a rematch of last year's Dr Pepper Classic Championship game. Tickets are available on GoMocs.com or by calling (423) 266-MOCS (6627).
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Right Way Safety Equipment launches e-commerce businessWritten by Duane Ramsey | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Right Way Safety Equipment, LLC is a new business selling safety equipment to industrial users and operators both locally and globally through an e-commerce web site.
The main mission of the Right Way team is to provide quality equipment at competitive prices while maintaining superior customer relationships, according to Maureen Georgevich, co-owner and managing director of the business.
Right Way offers an extensive line of merchandise including emergency and first aid equipment, protection gear for head, face, eyes, ears, hands and full body, respiration products, ergonomic goods and fall prevention tools.
"Right Way is driven to deliver more than a product. We will provide detailed and attentive service, specializing in customized logistics. Working with clients, we are able to determine their unique safety needs and to procure hard-to-find items in personal protection equipment, known as PPE in industry," Georgevich said.
The company sources all equipment from the most reputable companies and drop ships orders to customers from those suppliers that include 3M, Honeywell, Ansell and many others, said Georgevich.
"Eventually we plan to open a brick and mortar store that would stock those products, but e-commerce is so new that we're focusing on that for now," she said.
The Right Way team is prepared to service a variety of industrial users and businesses such as manufacturing plants, medical and maintenance facilities, construction companies, and police, fire and emergency operations.
"The business was started in 2008 but it wasn't the right time for it," Georgevich said, referring to the economic downturn at that time.
She reported that they launched the new web site in October and opened for e-commerce business in November. They continue to add new products to the online catalog daily.
Richard Sobel, industrial sales manager for Right Way, calls on local companies selling to them online or talking to them about selling direct.
"We've already talked to some local companies interested in ordering direct," Sobel said.
"We understand how imperative it is for industries to maintain an injury-free workplace and we are determined to ensure an industry has no disruption to product development, manufacturing or service delivery," Georgevich said.
"Right Way will be able to secure the most up-to-date personal protective equipment to protect employees while employers maintain a safe and seamless business operation," she said.
Georgevich said they got a lot of industrial contacts from the customers of the Red Wings Shoe Store in Maumee that her husband Dan owns and operates. They started in the shoe repair business in 1985 and eventually progressed into selling safety footwear for Red Wings Shoes.
Sobel worked for them selling safety footwear at the Red Wings store after graduating from Central Catholic High School in 2007. While working there, he earned a bachelor's degree in communications from UT in 2011.
"They asked me if I had any interest in the Right Way business. I like sales and prefer the industrial over retail after doing both at the shoe store," Sobel said about taking advantage of the opportunity.
Now Dan and Maureen own and operate Right Way Safety Equipment together with her managing the daily operations of the business. They are members of the Center for Family and Privately Held Business at the University of Toledo.
She said they are participating in the Global Target Program through the UT College of Business and Innovation to learn about exporting products. They are working with two mentors, Charlie Chambers of the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce and Blaine Stout, president of LBDS, Inc. and TSS Solar in Toledo.
"Their advice has been invaluable to us and they are helping us to develop a business plan for Right Way," Ms. Georgevich said.
"We believe in personable and professional service at Right Way. If you choose Right Way, you will be more than a customer; you will be a valued part of our team. We strive to provide top tier service, low pricing and quality products to make sure all of your safety needs are met effectively," she said.
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Minton's 760, now open at 760 North Limestone, features a menu that owner Ashley Minton calls "Southern with a twist." Minton, who also owns Nova Gourmets Personal Chef & Events, said Minton's will serve many recipes that are "my family's favorites that I have adapted/changed up," she said.
Breakfast and lunch are served from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays and dinner is served from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Brunch is served from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday.
"For dinner we will be doing seasonal dishes. They will change every week and be based on what is in season and what we can get from our farmers. We are using as many local products and foods as we possibly can, and will be making many items from scratch, such as sausage and apple butter," she said.
Breakfast includes French toast, morning hot Brown, potato omelet, and biscuits and gravy. For lunch, there's tomato pie, Carolina pulled pork, chicken pot pie, fried green tomatoes with ham salad, and chicken and dumplings. Call (859) 948-1874.
■ Kentucky Mudworks and Bourbon n' Toulouse's annual Empty Bowls event on Saturday will benefit Moveable Feast Lexington. Starting at 11 a.m., customers can donate $15 and choose a handmade bowl and receive a free bowl of Cajun food.
The ceramic bowls were made by local artists at Mudworks. Moveable Feast delivers hot, freshly cooked meals to people living with AIDS/HIV-related illnesses as well as individuals who are patients of Hospice of the Bluegrass. Bourbon n' Toulouse is at 829 Euclid Avenue. Call (859) 335-0300.
■ The Bourbon Review magazine's second annual Bourbon Under the Stars will celebrate Bourbon National Heritage Month. The party will be from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday at Fasig-Tipton, 2400 Newtown Pike. Tickets are $135 at the door. Call (502) 333-0086.
There will be a buffet of bourbons and special guests will be Bill Samuels Jr. of Maker's Mark, and master distiller Jim Rutledge of Four Roses. Jonathan Lundy, chef/owner of Jonathan at Gratz Park, and Jeremy Ashby, chef at Azur, will prepare special dishes.
■ Alfalfa Restaurant, 141 East Main Street, is honoring author Ruth Reichl with special dinners on Friday and Saturday. Reichl is the keynote speaker at the University of Kentucky Women's Writers Conference this weekend. Alfalfa will feature recipes from Reichl's memoir Comfort Me with Apples. Chef Evan Gray will prepare Channing Way shrimp curry, made with fresh local vegetables simmered in a creamy coconut lime curry sauce, and served over brown rice with fresh fruit chutney on side. Hours are 5:30 to 9 p.m. Call (859) 253-0014 or go to Alfalfarestaurant.com.
■ Thai Orchid Cafe will host a celebration of local food and sustainable culture on Saturday. Harvest Fest will benefit Seedleaf, a non-profit organization that aims to increase the availability of fresh, wholesome food to people at risk of hunger in Central Kentucky. There will be live music, and food and beverage tastings from Thai Orchid, Good Foods Market & Café, The Wholesome Chef, West Sixth Brewing, and Elmwood Stock Farm. Hours are 5 to 10 p.m. at Thai Orchid, 1030 South Broadway. Tickets are $40. Call (859) 288-2170.
■ Marikka's Oktoberfest begins Friday and runs through Oct. 13. German Music Trio will play on Friday and Saturday nights. The menu features smoked pork knuckle cooked in sauerkraut and served with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes; Munich reuben, made with rye bread, bajuval cheese, sauerkraut, and bratwursts; and seasoned ground beef, mustard, and pickle wrapped in a thin strip of steak then covered with brown gravy. Call (859) 275-1925 or go to Marikkas.com. Marikkas is at 411 Southland Drive.
■ Horseshoe Bend Winery is holding its second Dinner in the Vineyard from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday. Dustin Staggers, chef at 60 West Bistro in St. Matthews in Louisville, will prepare the menu. The five-course meal with wine pairings is $75. The winery is at 1187 Lawson Lane in Willisburg. Call (859) 375-0296.
■ During September, The Ketch Seafood Grill will feature a Maine lobster clambake, including a 1 ¼-pound freshly steamed lobster, steamed clams, corn on the cob, red skin potatoes, and drawn butter. Call (859) 277-5919 or go to Ketchseafoodgrill.com. The Ketch is at 2012 Regency Road.
■ Grimes Mill Winery, 6707 Grimes Mill Road, is celebrating its first anniversary from noon to 7 p.m. Saturday. There will be live music from 4 to 7 p.m. featuring harmonica and guitar blues. Call (859) 543-9691or go to Grimesmillwinery.com.
■ Chuck's famous BBQ and old-fashioned cheese grits are on the menu Saturday at Smith-Berry Winery's dinner/concert. Nervous Melvin and the Mistakes will entertain from 6 to 9:30 p.m. The winery is at 855 Drennon Road in New Castle. Call 1-888-845-7091 or (502) 845-7091 or go to Smithberrywinery.com.
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■ Saturday is the last day for the Bluegrass Farmers Market Willow Oak location, 730 Millpond Road, in the parking lot for the Willow Oak Pool. The main location at 3450 Richmond Road, in the Pedal the Planet and Fast Signs parking lot, will be open for a few more weeks from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, and 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday. Farmers have tomatoes, squash, eggplant, peppers, raspberries, watermelons, bok choy, eggs, herb seasoning, and pumpkins. Go to Localharvest.org/blog/29529.


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Tuesday was Military Appreciation Night at Ashley Ridge and the Green Wave softball team unleashed its full arsenal of Taylors on the Swamp Foxes.
Summerville southpaw Taylor Wuerfel pitched a complete game, yielding only four hits and three walks, as the Green Wave earned an 8-0 shutout over its crosstown rival to avenge a loss earlier in the season. Offensively, Wuerfel reached base five times and drove in two runs. Courtesy runner Lauren Keefer scored two runs on her behalf.
Outfielder Taylor Powell reached base four times for Summerville and drove in a run while catcher Taylor Belfiore reached three times and scored a run. Both were 2 for 5 at the plate.
First baseman Taylor Knight had two sacrifice hits that both led to a Wave run.
Non-Taylors also contributed for the Wave.
Third baseman Hannah Horton was 2 for 4 at the plate with two RBIs and a run scored. She reached base three times.
Leadoff hitter Sarah Windham was 2 for 5 with a run scored. She reached base four times.
Summer Jenkins, Dani Halajcsik and Anna Gluhosky all reached base twice as the Swamp Foxes surrender a total of 13 hits and committed six errors in the field.
In many ways the game was completely opposite from the last time the rivals met and the Swamp Foxes took advantage of Summerville miscues to earn an 8-0 win.
"We have our heads on right now," Summerville coach Heather Tucker said. "We have more team chemistry going because we have stopped focusing on individuals and things have become more about the team. We hit the ball much better and our pitchers are doing a better job."
Emily Hutt, Valerie Frank, Aubrey Rabun and Sierra Robinette had the hits for Ashley Ridge, which dropped to 14-8 with a 4-4 mark in Region 8-AAAA with the loss. Frank, Rabun and Robinette all reached base twice.
Summerville has won its last three games, all region contests, to improve to 17-6 with a 5-3 standing in the region. On Friday, the Wave will set out to avenge another loss when it takes on region leader Bluffton in Summerville.
"Against them the first time we didn't play good defense at all so we have been focusing a lot on defense and making plays consistently," Tucker said. "I'm proud of the way we are playing right now so we just need to stay focused. Hopefully we have several important games ahead of us this season and we plan to just take them one at a time."
Summerville will also finish a game next week that will basically be replayed due to a protest. The Wave protested a call in the first inning of its game with Fort Dorchester Wednesday and won the protest so instead of the Patriots having a 7-5 win over Summerville that game will be picked up either Monday or Tuesday from the point when the protest was made on the field.
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If you've ever left a doctor's visit and remembered that one important question you forgot to ask, the upcoming 60-Minute Check-Up, sponsored by SLUCare, the physician practice of Saint Louis University, and the St. Louis County Library, is for you. Thomas Olsen, M.D., a SLUCare internist and director of the division of general internal medicine at SLU, will present "How to Get the Most Out of a Visit with Your Doctor."
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The 60-Minute Check-Up will be held from 2-3:30 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 31 at the St. Louis County Library Headquarters, located at 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
At the event, Olsen will talk about steps patients can take before and during doctor visits to improve their healh. These tips include preparing a list of questions for the doctor; bringing a detailed family and medical, including current medications; taking notes during the appointment and bringing a family member or friend for support.
Also at the 60-Minute Check-Up, St. Louis County Library reference librarian Christina Pryor will talk about library resources available to help people improve their health, and SLUCare will provide free blood pressure and body mass index (BMI) screenings.
The free event is the first in the Community Health Literacy Series, which is part of the department of internal medicine's yearlong centennial celebration. The events are designed to provide information to keep you healthy as well as resources to help you learn more about health-related issues.
Because space is limited, reservations are recommended. To reserve your spot, call the St. Louis County Library at 314-994-3300.
Upcoming series events including "A Good Cardiologist Is" on Monday, Feb. 28 and "Kidney Disease and Hypertension: Facts and Fantasies" on Monday, March 28.
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EASTERN - The Allen Central High School boys' basketball program will host its annual panorama on Wednesday at the J.E. Campbell Arena. Allen Central and five other area boys' high school basketball teams will play in the panorama.
The panorama will open with the Allen Central Middle School and Allen Central High School freshman teams playing in a scrimmage game.
The high school portion of the panorama will include the following matchups: Allen Central vs. Phelps, 6:30 p.m.; South Floyd vs. Lawrence County, 7:45 p.m.; Prestonsburg vs. Morgan County, 9 p.m.
More on the three matchups set to be played as part of the panorama follows.
Allen Central vs. Phelps: Host Allen Central will face 15th Region rival Phelps in the opening game of its annual panorama.
Allen Central finished the 2011-12 season at .500, compiling a 15-15 record. The Rebels, however, lost six seniors to graduation.
Phelps finished last season 10-22 and returns only two players with experience from its 2011-12 squad.
South Floyd vs. Lawrence County: The second game of the Allen Central boys' basketball panorama will feature a pair of new head coaches.
First-year head coach Justin Holbrook is set to guide the South Floyd Raiders after serving as an assistant coach under Barry Hall.
South Floyd exited the 2011-12 season 6-21.
Josh Cook is poised to start his first season as head coach of the Lawrence County boys' basketball program.
Lawrence County ended last season 7-18.
Prestonsburg vs. Morgan County: Reigning 58th District Champion Prestonsburg will meet Morgan County in the nightcap of the tradition-rich Allen Central panorama.
Following an overtime loss to Belfry in the opening round of the 15th Region Tournament, Prestonsburg ended last season 16-16.
Morgan County is the lone non-15th Region team in the panorama. The Cougars finished last season 13-16. Morgan County hasn't reached the 16th Region Tournament since 2005.


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This boot tray is perfect for our entry way. It stays in place & all of the dirt from shoes, boots, etc. is kept in one place so you can clean up easily. I would highly recommend it. I wish there was a larger version so I could use it in my foyer. I have not been able to find anything like it at any other place. Great buy!
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The laurel leaf style boot tray was not as pictured. The rubber backing material showed through unevenly in many places. There were additional visable flaws. The replacement piece was as defective as the first.
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perfect size for entryway. not so high or ridig as popular metal trays which cause painful toe stubs.
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Right at the entrance door to help stop mud and snow
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Pricy for such a small product. Winter was almost over by the time I received it.
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I got this to replace the old plastic boot trays in our entryway closet. They really absorb the water, snow, ice and keep the mud from being tracked all over the house.
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The nice thing about this time of year is how the weather is starting to warm! I have been riding my bike and loving it! I'm planning the route for the Ride for St Jude coming up 5/15- details at www.country103.com. We have discounts for early registration.
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Central area between $400,000 and $500,000
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Back yard of 2415 E. Spring St. The 2,180-square-foot Craftsman, built in 1907, has three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, high ceilings, built-ins, a back porch and a patio on a 3,000-square-foot lot. It's listed for $489,900.
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