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RAC Day at the 2/2/13 Men's Home Basketball GamePosted Jan. 30, 2013
Saturday, February 2, 2013 is the Regional Academic Center (RAC) Day at the KSU Men's Home Basketball Game!
Eastern Michigan vs. Kent State
February 2 at 6 PM
Students who sign up in advance will receive the following:
- Free bus transportation to game and back. Bus will leave the RAC at 5 PM.
- Free admission to the game with your FLASHCard (student ID).
- Free t-shirt to wear at the game.
- Welcome to the MAC Center over the PA system and shown on the video board.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Feb. 10, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Louis Wade Medina, 38 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Roosevelt Jack Jones III, 28 disorderly conduct
Eddie Polo Riley, 23 burglary second degree
Linda Gail Johnson, 59 criminal domestic violence
Valencia Mechell Carter, 40 shoplifting
Teri Anne Murray, 26 transportation or possession of nonferrous metals sentence
Devlin Dovon Simpkins, 23 driving under suspension third offense
Gregory Carroll Langdale, 48 shoplifting value $2,000 or less (enhancement) third offense or subsequent
Paul Daniel Wright, 36 shoplifting second offense
Brittney Diane Barrett, 28 possession of other controlled substance in schedule I to V first offense
Bridgett Stephanie Avellaneda, 20 breach of trust with fraudulent intent $1,000 to $5,000
Sandra Golden Rich, 52 driving under suspension third offense bench warrant, failure to comply with a court order
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Fish dinner
Mountain oysters, fish and tenderloin dinner will be held March 23.
An all you can eat dinner will begin 4 p.m. at the Cleveland Township Fire Station in South Whitley.
The cost is $8.50 for adults. For children ages six to 12, the cost is $4.
Children under five can eat for free. Carry-out dinners will be available.
The dinner is sponsored by the South Whitley Lions Club.
Spaghetti dinner
The Columbia City High School Band Department will have a spaghetti dinner fundraiser along with a concert, bake sale and labor auction on Saturday, March 23.
The dinner will run from 5 to 7 p.m. in the CCHS cafeteria with the concert and labor auction to follow.
Presale tickets are $7 for adults and $6 for seniors and children.
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Hornets sting Herd, 53-51
HUNTINGTON — Marshall's Thundering Herd had almost as many turnovers (15) as field goals (17) Wednesday night, and that spelled defeat.
Credit Delaware State for executing its game plan and taking a 53-51 men's basketball victory before a Cam Henderson Center turnout of 5,039 spectators, but another poor offensive performance in Marshall's season of many helped the Hornets immensely.
Marshall (7-7) established a season low for points and tied its low for field goals.
The Herd continued to hurt itself with missed free throws in a 13-for-23 performance.
Head coach Tom Herrion said he didn't see it coming because the Herd had some great practices getting ready for the Hornets (6-8) from the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.
"We are so inefficient on offense," Herrion said. "It's so damaging to us night-in and night-out. Our defense was good enough to win tonight."
Delaware State played without three of its starting players because of what head coach Greg Jackson said were disciplinary reasons, but it didn't show One of the missing Hornets was guard Tahj Tate, who leads them with a 15.7 scoring average. Also missing was 6-foot-10 Kendall Gray, one of the nation's leading shot blockers.
The Hornets slowed the game by allowing the 35-second shot clock to run down inside 10 before looking to score. They turned the ball over three times on shot clock violations and didn't mind.
Jackson's plan was to limit Marshall possessions and keep it from becoming a track meet.
"I think we did an excellent job utilizing possessions," Jackson said. "This (Marshall) was a team we didn't want to let them get up and down."
Delaware State jumped to a quick six-point lead and was ahead, 21-17 at halftime in Marshall's lowest scoring half this season.
Marshall had nine turnovers and seven field goals while missing all five of its free throws in the first period. All told, Marshall misfired on its first seven free throws before connecting.
The Hornets also changed defenses from man-to-man to zone to some full-court pressure to keep the Herd off balance.
A 10-2 surge to begin the second half left Delaware State ahead, 31-19, with 15:56 remaining.
Forward Elijah Pittman, who led Marshall with 17 points, said talking at halftime about how lackadaisical the team was playing didn't do much good.
"They came out (second half) on fire and we didn't respond," Pittman said. "When that happens you're going to lose."
Marshall finally found some offense and battled back.
Herd forward Dennis Tinnon's layup cut the deficit to 38-37 with 5:42 left. Tinnon made two free throws to keep it a one-point game with 4:44 to go.
Tinnon then fed Nigel Spikes for dunk and a 41-41 tie with 3:48 remaining.
Pittman, who sank seven of eight foul shots, made a pair that gave Marshall its first lead at 43-41 with 3:02 left to play.
"When I hit the two free throws I was expecting everyone to put their hard hats on and play defense," Pittman said. "We had a breakdown on defense and they hit a shot. We just went up two, now we were back down."
A 46-46 tie was broken by a 3-point shot from the smallest player on the court, 5-7 Delaware State guard Jabari Joyner with 58 seconds remaining.
Two more free throws by Pittman pulled Marshall within 49-48 with 43 seconds left before the Hornets closed it out with four foul shots that made Pittman's dunk with one second to go meaningless.
Tinnon had 13 points and 10 rebounds in his fourth double-double of the season.
Freshman point guard Kelvin Amayo played for 16 minutes in his home game debut since becoming eligible at semester break and scored eight. He also had three of the Herd's five steals. Spikes added six points with eight rebounds.
Delaware State had double-figure scoring from Casey Walker (13), Marques Oliver (12) and Tyshawn Bell (11).
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Ashe County Assistant Director of Economic Development Cory Osborne announced his resignation yesterday in a letter to outgoing County Manager and Director of Economic Development Dr. Pat Mitchell.
"It is with a great deal of deliberation and reflection that I submit my resignation from the position of Assistant Director of Economic Development effective Sept. 5, 2013. I would like to thank both yourself and the Board of Commissioners for the opportunity to have served the citizens and businesses of Ashe County over the past year…and wish the best for the County's economic development efforts moving forward," Osborne wrote.
Osborne's announcement follows Mitchell's own resignation as County Manager Tuesday in response a 3-2 motion by the Board of Commissioners Monday that she resign or be dismissed.
Wednesday, Mitchell also resigned her position as Director of Economic Development in a letter to BOC Chairman Larry Rhodes.
"…it has come to my attention there is concern among the Commissioners that perhaps they dictated a resignation/termination to just one of my positions — that of County Manager. And while that is the case according the motion, I certainly interpreted the option presented to me that it would affect both positions," Mitchell wrote.
Mitchell was appointed County Manager in January 2012, but retained her position as Director of Economic Development, which she had held since 2004.
Osborne, who received his Masters of Public Administration from Appalachian State University in May, interned under Mitchell beginning August 2012. He was named Assistant Director of Economic Development in December 2012.
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November 3, 2010
Ever wondered how your cat can be dead and alive at the same time, or whether there could be a version of you with tentacles editing a magazine in a parallel universe? (Rest assured, Plus is currently tentacle-less and in this universe.)
Science Brainwaves, a student-led organisation from the University of Sheffield, with the aim of bringing all things science to the masses, present this year's Christmas Lecture. Dr Paul Stevenson will discuss weird physics — the brain contorting conundrums that give us lasers, phone apps, MRI scanners and light switches.
November 3, 2010
You're unlikely to ever run into a black hole, but here's what it "looks" and "sounds" like when two black holes run into each other. The movie shows a simulation of the gravitational waves generated when two black holes collide and form a third, and the sound file shows what these waves would sound like if you cold hear them.
October 29, 2010
SCIENAR, a European project to stimulate and develop links between science and art, has just produced a new DVD exploring three emblematic scenarios where science and art intersect. Looking at three historical ages, antiquity, the renaissance and modern times, the DVD explores a range of topics, from ancient geometry to perspective in renaissance art, as well as relativity and chaos theory.
October 18, 2010
Benoît Mandelbrot, the father of fractal geometry, died last Thursday at the age of 85. Born in Poland in 1924, Mandelbrot had dual French and American citizenship and spent most of his working life in the US. He died of cancer in a hospice in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
October 15, 2010
If you're an artist who's inspired by maths and science, here's a chance to exhibit your work. Through its annual open exhibition opportunities, Orleans House Gallery in London helps artists both locally and nationally to showcase their work in group exhibitions. Each year, over 500 individual artists exhibit work in a range of open exhibitions across three galleries in London: Orleans and Stables Galleries, Twickenham and the Riverside Gallery in Richmond.
October 15, 2010
Well, it goes to no-one because there isn't a Nobel Prize for maths. Some have speculated that Alfred Nobel neglected maths because his wife ran off with a mathematician, but the rumour seems to be unfounded. But whatever the reason for its non-appearance in the Nobel list, it's maths that makes the science-based Nobel subjects possible and it usually plays a fundamental role in the some of the laureates' work. Here we'll have a look at two of the prizes awarded this year, in physics and economics.
October 5, 2010
The Maths Careers website has launched a poster competition for students aged 11 to 19. You're invited to pick a historical mathematician and design an A4 poster about them. Do a little digging and find out the things they don't teach in your maths lessons – who were these mathematicians? What were their lives like? How did they come up with their great mathematical ideas? The best three posters from readers aged 11-14, 14-16 and 16-19 will win an iPod shuffle and a £25 iTunes voucher, and your posters will also appear on the Maths Careers website for everyone to see.
October 4, 2010
The physicist Brian Cox, presenter of the BBC2 series Wonders of The Solar System has teamed up with the Big Bang science fair to launch the Big Bang Lesson. Brian will visit one school somewhere in the UK and deliver a lesson based around the solar system.


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Equation Based Modeling in COMSOL Videos
Phil Kinnane | March 7, 2011
COMSOL Multiphysics offers direct access to mathematical models utilized in its interfaces and allows users to customize their own theoretical model within COMSOL with unparalleled ease. Here are three video tutorials on how users can add their own Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) within the COMSOL Multiphysics interface.
Adding a Global equation to a PDE in COMSOL Multiphysics, Accumulation of Heat example.
Poisson's Equation
Natural Convection
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Murilo Pessoa de Oliveira April 13, 2013 at 11:17 pm
natural convection.mph – Where can I find this template to download?
I would like to replace the fluid and include the AIR but also consider the effects of thermal radiation in the annular space, How to do this?
Phil Kinnane April 16, 2013 at 1:35 pm
Hi Murilo, the model here is a little out of date and probably wouldn't be appropriate for the latest release. Also, it would be very difficult to include the radiation physics using the underlying equations. This is instead supported by the Heat Transfer Module
Amin Parvizi October 2, 2013 at 9:23 am
As a matter of fact, I have two Poisson equations with two different source term ( D^2 =f1 and D^2=f2 , D^2 is Laplacian) in 2D and , I do not know what is the boundary condition. Would it possible to use the equation based modeling in Comsol to solve this kind of equations?
Best Regards
Phil Kinnane October 7, 2013 at 10:51 am
Hi Amin,
Yes, of course you do need to know the boundary conditions, but once you figure that out, you certainly can solve two coupled Poisson equations in COMSOL.
Nor Syamimi October 11, 2013 at 4:01 am
hi, i am currently doing on solid mechanics model..i'm having trouble to calculate the line length of my model before and after deformation to calculate the object elongation. I am an beginner in comsol..
Ozgur Taner October 21, 2013 at 4:59 pm
Is it possible to edit one of the coefficients as a second PDE's dependent variable? For instance, changing 'alpha' in coefficient form as 'u2′. In this case, does Comsol apply the nabla operator to both of the variables, or it only considers alpha as a coefficient (which will be the value of u2 in this case)? Thanks in advance.
Nishanth Mehanathan January 22, 2014 at 12:05 am
Hi How can I include curl of a vector in the PDE …
Hassanein Mobarek October 24, 2014 at 6:28 pm
I have a question regarding to create my own PDE in COMSOL, I know that I have to use one of three templates available in COMSOL but still I don't know how to transfer my high nonlinear equation into one of the equation templates.
Could anyone please help
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You may want to check out the following blogs that also talk about the subject:
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New Mexico hosts the Lobo Invitational (all times Mountain Standard)
4:30 p.m. - Northern Arizona def. Abilene Christian, 3-0
7:00 p.m. - Lobos def. Towson, 3-1 (25-14, 25-18, 20-25, 25-17)
Promotion: FATHER-DAUGTHER DAY - $3-ticket for fathers with their daughters. The Lobos will sign autographs and talk to fathers and daughters following the 1 p.m., match.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- The University of New Mexico volleyball team improved to 6-1 and won its fifth-consecutive match with a 3-1 (25-14, 25-18, 20-25, 25-17) decision over Towson (now 3-7) on Friday night, the opening day of the Lobo Invitational.
There were many good things about the match for the Lobos. They topped the Tigers in every statistical category: 42-38 kills, .218-.060 hitting percentage, 42-36 assists, 5-2 ace serves, 55-49 digs and 9.0-6.0 total blocks.
The mar on the night was a lack of focus in the third set, which cost the Lobos and prolonged the match longer than head coach Jeff Nelson thought necessary.
"We're not staying focused when we're ahead," Nelson said. "I'm really happy with the win. Towson is a very good team, they're very athletic and the matches they've lost have been to really good teams this year, but I'm worried about what's happening on our side of the net."
The Lobos hit a frigid .049 in the third game, recording just nine kills on 41 swings and making seven errors. Towson had 15 kills (.224), including eight from junior Saitaua Iosia, in the game en route to topping the Lobos 25-20. Iosia led all hitters with 17 kills.
The Lobos had nine service errors, their second-highest in a match this season. Their highest was 10 in a five-set loss at Arkansas on Aug. 30.
"We can't be that good every day in game one and then not take care of business in the rest of the match," Nelson said. "I want to see us toughen up and be better in games two and three than what I've seen in the last couple of matches."
Redshirt junior Chantale Riddle led New Mexico with 15 kills and nine digs.
Redshirt sophomore Elsa Krieg had 11 kills on 20 swings and made just two errors for a .450 hitting percentage. It was the first time this season Krieg recorded double-digits in the kill column.
"We were playing our game, we were keeping our pace and staying on them," Krieg said. "In the third game I think we just got a little frantic and our communication went down, but we came back in the fourth and did exactly what we did in the first two sets."
Setter Hannah Johnson, a redshirt sophomore, had 37 assists and 16 digs, moving her season double-double total to five.
Senior Miquella Lovato had 14 digs on the match, putting her 24 away from a career milestone of 1,000.
"I thought Miquella did a good job of being a leader and keeping people in check," Nelson said. "She didn't get as many opportunities to dig tonight, but she did a good job of being a leader."
The Lobos play two matches on Saturday, starting with Abilene Christian (3-3) at 1 p.m. MT, before closing out the Invite with a 7:30 p.m. MT, match against Northern Arizona (6-1). It is Father-Daughter Day at the Lobo Invitational. Dads with their daughters get a $3 ticket.
The Lobos took control of the net and the set in the first game and claimed a 7-2 lead early before cruising in a 25-14 win. The Lobos hit .318 in the game and held Towson to -.129.
New Mexico was cooled at the net by Towson in the second set, who opened with solid defense. But steady passing and strong serving kept the Tigers on their toes and the Lobos in control and New Mexico eventually went on a 7-3 run late in the set to claim a 19-15 lead before closing out a 25-18 set win.
The Lobos fell behind, 3-2, early in the third set and continued to trail by a point or two until making it an even 12-12. Passing was not steady for New Mexico and Towson's Iosia found seams in the Lobo block with ease.
At the 12-12 mark Towson went on a 9-2 run and pushed the score to 21-14.
Back-to-back errors by Towson snapped the spree and New Mexico took a 5-1 jaunt, but a ball handling error by the Lobos gave the momentum back to the Tigers and they were able to close the set, 25-20.
New Mexico trailed 4-3 in the fourth set before going on a 7-1 run to build a five-point cushion, 10-5 and then extending that lead to 22-10. The Tigers showed some fight at the end, going on a 6-1 run to make the score 24-17, but an off-speed shot by Krieg ended the set, 25-17, and match, 3-1.


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The Green Wave basketball teams swept Beaufort Tuesday.
The Summerville boys earned a 69-47 victory at home to improve to 17-4 with a 7-0 mark in Region 8-AAAA. Brandon Wilkerson paced the Wave, posting a game-high 27 points. Timmy Singleton added 16 points for Summerville while John Jenkins chipped in seven.
Jawan Mack and Thomas Parker led Beaufort (12-7, 2-5) with 10 points apiece.
The Summerville girls (17-4, 7-0) earned a 67-31 victory over the Lady Eagles (1-18, 0-7). Heather Chapman led the Summerville scorers with 16 points. Kwanza Murray added 15 while JaKaylah Ravanell added nine and Zuri Green finished with seven.
Both Summerville teams can clinch at least a share of their respective region titles with a win in Bluffton Feb. 1.
On the boys' side, Fort Dorchester is the biggest threat to Summerville's better than average chance of clinching the region crown outright. The Patriots have some momentum built after improving to 4-3 in region play with a win over Ashley Ridge Tuesday.
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Change announced at Rutland DCFBy NEAL GOSWAMI
Vermont Press Bureau | June 21,2014MONTPELIER State officials announced a change in leadership Friday at the Rutland office of the Department for Children and Families in the wake of an investigation into the death of a 2-year-old local girl.
Lynne Klamm, field services director for the Agency of Human Services, has assumed leadership of the district office of the Family Services Division.
She replaces John Zalenski, who will be transferred to the departments central office in Essex Junction. Commissioner David Yacovone said the replacement and transfer were not disciplinary actions.
We are immediately implementing several actions to help keep children safer, Human Services Secretary Doug Racine said Friday. Paramount is ensuring the district office in Rutland has strong supervision and staff, and has comprehensive procedures in place to protect Vermonts children.
The department has been heavily scrutinized since the deaths of 2-year-old Dezirae Sheldon, of Poultney, and 15-month-old Peighton Geraw, of Winooski, earlier this year. Both children, whose deaths were determined to be homicides, were under the supervision of DCF.
The personnel change in Rutland announced Friday afternoon follows the release of a criminal investigation report on the Dezirae case completed by the attorney generals office. The report detailed significant problems, including a lack of thorough communication among social workers, the courts, law enforcement, medical personnel and others.
The state is also seeking assistance from Casey Family Programs, a nationally known child welfare foundation, to help DCF conduct a thorough review of its child safety practices.
The state will also contract with six specialists to assist social workers in cases where substance abuse are factors in alleged child abuse or neglect.
Racine and Yacovone said work is continuing on implementing changes sought by Gov. Peter Shumlin last month. That includes boosting the DCF workforce with an additional 18 social workers and two social work supervisors
Shumlin also called for a proposal to reorganize DCF to ensure that its focus is on protecting children. That work continues.
Yacovone, who has faced calls for his resignation, defended the departments efforts to improve.
This agency moved promptly following the death of Dezirae to begin making the changes we hope will help prevent future tragedies, he said. In addition, the attorney generals report pointed out specific, significant flaws in our system that were immediately correcting.
He added, We are also reviewing staffing and procedures at other DCF offices around the state to ensure potential problems are addressed. And we welcome input from a legislative and an independent investigation into these tragic deaths, which might indicate additional improvements.
The governor has not asked Yacovone to resign.
Shumlin said Friday he is pleased with the departments efforts.
The loss of Dezirae and Peighton has been heartbreaking, he said. Nothing we can do will bring them back. But the additional changes we are announcing today will strengthen staffing, management and practical policy at DCF to keep our children safer going forward. We will continue to look for ways to improve the system even further to prevent these tragedies in the future.MORE IN Vermont NewsBURLINGTON The Vermont Health Department has put out a warning about the wild parsnip, a common... Full StoryBELLOWS FALLS A Vermont restaurant is applying to the Guinness Book of World Records after... Full StoryMONTPELIER This weekend will mark the official unveiling of the Lost Shul, an Eastern... Full Story
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Less than a week after an armed robbery occurred at an Aiken Waffle House, the restaurant was hit again by a man brandishing a knife.
This time, he didn't leave with any cash.
The Waffle House located on Frontage Road reported that a man with a knife walked in on Friday at 3:55 p.m. and demanded that the employees go to the back of the restaurant. Before the assailant could get behind the counter to gain access the cash registers, one of the employees grabbed a knife and rushed toward him, according to a sheriff's report.
The subject, described as a black male wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans, fled the scene.
No injuries were reported.
Only four days before, on New Year's Eve, a man came into the same restaurant that afternoon with a knife and went straight for the cash register. He said that he had a gun, but no witnesses saw a firearm, according to reports. The assailant left with an entire register drawer around 2:40 p.m. before deputies arrived.
The subject was described as a black male wearing a black hoodie, sunglasses, a dark bandanna and purple gloves. No arrests have been made in that incident.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office Capt. Troy Elwell said that investigators believe "the possibility is very high" that the two crimes are related, but it's all speculation at this point.
The investigation is ongoing.
Anyone with information about either incidence is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 1-800-922-9709 or CrimeStoppers of the Midlands at 1-888-CRIME-SC. Callers can remain anonymous and will be eligible for a cash reward between $50 and $1,000.
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CRESTVIEW — Uriah Oldacre knows that when his father is mowing the lawn he can't go outside. When he's caught a fish he can't touch it and when he's at the river he can only look at the water, never play in it.
The 5-year-old boy from DeFuniak Springs knows his limits because he has chronic granulomatous disease, a rare genetic disorder that prevents his immune system cells from functioning properly.
"There are things he wants to do, especially at the age he's at, but he can't do them," Uriah's mother, 29-year-old Jessica Oldacre, said at her son's day care center in Crestview. "That's why we are going through with the stem cell transplant."
In May, the small brown-haired boy will undergo transplant surgery that will enable him to attend public school, play football and live a relatively normal life for a person with an immune deficiency.
"I'm scared to death," said Uriah's father, 30-year-old John Oldacre. "If you look at him, he looks healthy, happy. It's a very scary thing to know your son has to have a transplant. I don't really know how to prepare for that one."
According to the National Institutes of Health, one in 200,000 people have Uriah's hereditary disease, which leaves them susceptible to even the slightest infections.
His parents say the surgery is the best way to ensure he lives a long life.
The procedure is predicted to cost upwards of $30,000 after insurance, and his parents are asking for help to raise the money.
"They're going to have to live in Bethesda, Md., until Uriah is able to come home, which will be about three months," said Uriah's maternal grandmother, Sue Lusk. "It's not something they can afford."
Uriah will be in the hospital for at least one month after the surgery. Then he and his parents will have to live off-site for another two months. Unlike families who can use hospital-funded facilities, Uriah must avoid any possible infections, which adds to the cost.
"I got in touch with COTA (Children's Organ Transplant Association), and they've helped with fundraising ideas," Jessica said. "Whatever happens, we'll figure it out. We've got a few things in the works, then at the end of April we'll see where we are when the dust settles.
"We'll do what we have to do."
Coming up is a bowling tournament April 20 at Shoal River Lanes Bowling, a golf tournament at DeFuniak Springs Country Club and a softball tourney in April. Jessica said COTA also has set up a website for donations to go through.
"Every dollar is accounted for by COTA and it's all so that we can get Uriah this transplant and be there with him," Jessica said.
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Nice,watched the latest one. Was close yeah?? Since i don't know, i may as well ask.Do you get credit for the "coming forward" style?? i.e aggression??.Looked like you took a couple of nice shots. Hear how he felt after it?? Sounds like you were a bit banged up. Whats your record standin at now?
Anyways,hopefully we'll get some of you guys down our way one day. We've got our first try at hosting amateur fights next month.Up til now its just been novice fights only on fight nights and a few of our guys have travelled away for amateur matches. Got a couple of guys coming down from Wellys Muay Thai Institute to fight a couple of our guys. Lookin forward to it.
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out of curiosity, how many fights will that you put you at now?Ranked #9 internationally at 118lbs by WIKBA http://www.womenkickboxing.com/wikba...rch%202009.htm
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4 is still a pretty busy year. What weight class are you aiming for? Every time i see a video you're up 4 kg or so."Boxing is the art of hitting an opponent from the furthest distance away, exposing the least amount of your body while getting into position to punch with maximum leverage and not getting hit."
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Film Giant Snaps Up Feature Film After New Line Cinema Option Lapses
Friday, January 19, 2001
Film Giant Snaps Up Feature Film After New Line Cinema Option Lapses
January 19, 2001
After months of sometimes frustrating delays, the feature film rights to Spawn II have been purchased by Columbia. The deal will be co-produced by Don Murphy and his Sony-affiliated AngryFilms.
New Line Cinema, which made the original Spawn movie in 1997, held the rights to the new film. When those rights recently lapsed, the project reverted to creator Todd McFarlane before being snapped up by Columbia for an undisclosed sum.
"Columbia is a bigger studio," said McFarlane when asked if he was pleased with the new deal. "Because New Line let the rights lapse, in terms of studio scale, I'm upgrading."
Sources say the film is on a fast track now, with script work being done by McFarlane and writer Steve Niles. Plans call for McFarlane to also co-produce this film in conjunction with Todd McFarlane Entertainment president Terry Fitzgerald.
The new Spawn film will be markedly different from the first. It will likely have an R rating and will be darker in tone, bringing to the big screen McFarlane's stated desire to re-create Spawn as a boogeyman rather than a superhero.
"My intent with the second Spawn movie is to not make it a sequel in the truest sense, but to make it a reinvention of the character," McFarlane said. "If you watched both movies back to back, you'd be comparing apples and oranges. One's a PG-13 action, special effects movie, the other being an R-rated dark thriller with elements of horror."
"I always felt, even three years later, Spawn is still valid," McFarlane continued. "I'm just letting the character evolve naturally."
In a perfect world, McFarlane said, the movie could be in production by the end of 2001.


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59 comments:
- JeanellePaige said...
I'm jealous! I love that zig zag quilt! The colors are awesome!!
- May 15, 2011 at 8:57 PM
- jan said...
Your booth was lovely! Can't wait to hear more about market!
- May 15, 2011 at 8:58 PM
- Mrs. Darling said...
It was so fun to meet you! Your boot hwas so pretty. I am excited to hear more about your market experience!
- May 15, 2011 at 9:18 PM
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Your booth looks great!
- May 15, 2011 at 9:31 PM
- Griffith Family said...
It was soooo fun at Market...love my patterns from Sample Spree...LoVe your booth and insirpational creativity :)
Patsy from My Sister's Quilts (Riverton,Ut)
- May 15, 2011 at 9:35 PM
- Q @ JAQS said...
Your booth is gorgeous. Love the colors.
- May 15, 2011 at 10:04 PM
- Sara @ Sew Sweetness said...
I love your quilt, it's beautiful!
- May 15, 2011 at 10:14 PM
- Sara @ Sew Sweetness said...
Sorry, I meant booth, lol...quilts on the brain.
- May 15, 2011 at 10:14 PM
- Jennifer Rodriguez said...
Your booth was awesome! I can't believe I literally ran over to you as soon as I saw your sign - I'm sure my mother died a thousand deaths.. :o) Loved meeting you and seeing your work in person!
- May 15, 2011 at 10:20 PM
- Natalia from Piece N Quilt said...
It was so fun to finally meet you! You are just as fabulous as your quilts! :)
- May 15, 2011 at 10:27 PM
- Jude said...
Allison, your booth was darling and so were you!! So fun to meet you!
- May 15, 2011 at 10:37 PM
- Trisha said...
Your booth is so cute and makes you look like a pro at this. I hope you were crazy successful!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- madebymum said...
what a fab booth. Enjoy your sleep.
- May 15, 2011 at 11:11 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
Cool booth! Isn't market overwhelming?!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:34 PM
- Cille said...
Sleep well - much deserved :) Love the overview picture of the booths. Over the past days I have seen lots of market pictures but not one that shows just how many booths there were. Wow!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:36 PM
- Sarah said...
WOW your booth looks great!
It is a massive event. I would love to be there...
- May 15, 2011 at 11:40 PM
- Jessica said...
Your both looked amazing! :) and that shot of all the vendors??? I'm *swooning* over all that quilty and fabric goodness!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:45 PM
- Manda said...
Your booth looks fantastic! Look forward to hearing more details!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:49 PM
- mujus said...
That quilt in the corner always catches my eye (Sugar Dish?), so happy colours and beautiful booth... I hope the market has been a great success story!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:52 PM
- Justine said...
The booth looks great!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:54 PM
- Lara said...
Looks amazing! Well done!
- May 16, 2011 at 12:30 AM
- Brenda said...
Your booth looks like my kinda place.
Enjoy your big sleep.....ZZZZZZ , I look forward to all the stories you have to tell when you awake.
- May 16, 2011 at 1:14 AM
- Amelia said...
Your booth is so pretty Allison! I would have loved to be able to attend!
- May 16, 2011 at 3:43 AM
- Jackie said...
Glad you are back!! Your booth looks fantastic! So sad that I missed it!
- May 16, 2011 at 3:52 AM
- The Mama said...
Your booth was adorable! Your pics make me wish I could have been there.
- May 16, 2011 at 3:57 AM
- KJ@letsgoflyakite said...
Your booth looks beautiful. Get some rest and we can't wait to hear all about your adventure!
- May 16, 2011 at 4:30 AM
- Ursula said...
Your booth looked great. Get well rested. We want to hear everything!
- May 16, 2011 at 4:52 AM
- badlandsquilts said...
Looks Fab!
- May 16, 2011 at 5:31 AM
- Dianne said...
Your booth looks fabulous and so did you (in the pictures that have been floating around!). Congrats on what sounds like a successful market!
- May 16, 2011 at 5:44 AM
- Jennifer Blosser said...
That is a SUPER CUTE booth! Great job Allison!
Hugs & stitches,
- May 16, 2011 at 5:58 AM
- Jen of ReannaLily Designs said...
Your booth is lovely! I would have loved to see it in person.
- May 16, 2011 at 6:13 AM
- Patricia said...
Wow! Where was this at? I'd love to find something like that around here. Your booth looks lovely. Hope you had a wonderful time!
- May 16, 2011 at 6:17 AM
- Elsa said...
oh my gosh, Market looks massive and completely overwhelming. hope you had a productive and great time!
- May 16, 2011 at 6:28 AM
- Bonny said...
Thanks for taking your last piece of energy and giving it to us!
Your booth looks so inviting, love all your quilts and colors!
What a neat time you must have had! Meeting all the other wonderfully
creative people and seeing all the new fabrics. So fun!
- May 16, 2011 at 6:29 AM
- Sandy said...
What excitement to have your own booth! Looks just like what you sew! Can't even imagine taking all of that in...what fun.
- May 16, 2011 at 7:09 AM
- Katy said...
Oh, if I lived up in that Salt Lake area again - - I'd be there in a heartbeat! All those wonderful quilts and booths! But my favorite thing would be to meet you and Camille - just love both of your quilts, designs, and blogs!
- May 16, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- Justcallmeblessed said...
I think that must be what heaven looks like! lol! I hope you got some rest and that you have a blessed week!
- May 16, 2011 at 8:26 AM
- Tasha from Creation Corner said...
Your booth looks fabulous!!! I cannot wait to hear more about. Hope you get some good naps today!
- May 16, 2011 at 8:33 AM
- Julie Peterson said...
Your booth was perfect, and the only thing this picture is missing is you!
- May 16, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- natalie. beyond the reef said...
Welcome home. We appreciated all that you did.
I know it was worth all the work - lovely time, lovely booth, lovely friends!
- May 16, 2011 at 9:23 AM
- Julie Phillips, aka Julieloveslucy SCS said...
Your booth was cute! I wish I could have been there to see all of it, I bet it was awesome!
- May 16, 2011 at 10:14 AM
- rachel griffith said...
not only am i bummed about missing spring market - i'm totally bummed about not meeting yoou.
i hope you were super duper successful my friend.
proud of you.
{houston??? <--i'll be there, will you?!?!}
- May 16, 2011 at 10:23 AM
- rachel griffith said...
and yeah - i'm SO cool that i spell you with two o's
- May 16, 2011 at 10:23 AM
- amandajean said...
your booth looked awesome! good for you for going and taking the market plunge. being a huge chicken myself, I'm soooooo impressed!!!
- May 16, 2011 at 10:44 AM
- kc said...
Good Googly Moogly! Probably a good thing I can't go - I'd never get past the first booth, I'd just stand there with my mouth gaping open. You have a lovely booth - all vibrant and colorful. Hope you got lots & lots of orders in!! thanks for sharing it with us!
- May 16, 2011 at 10:45 AM
- Gerri said...
Allison, your booth looks awesome. Hope you enjoyed yourself.
- May 16, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Tammy Vasser said...
It was so nice to meet you! Your booth was beautiful and one I will not soon forget.
- May 16, 2011 at 12:17 PM
- Sherri said...
Such a great booth...and it was so nice to meet you!
- May 16, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- alioop said...
Allison your booth looked awesome. Can't wait to hear more about the market on your blog.
Would love to visit this market one day, it puts our quilt markets in the small category.
All best
- May 16, 2011 at 3:27 PM
- mindingmomma said...
What eye candy that is! Can't wait to hear every detail. Your booth can be unpacked later!
- May 16, 2011 at 4:36 PM
- Kim Walus said...
You may not remember me but that's okay. It was fun meeting you! I love your blog and your quilts are amazing. P.S. I was hanging out with Sherri from "A Quilting Life" just to help you remember. Your booth was awesome too! I loved it!
- May 16, 2011 at 6:17 PM
- VickiT said...
I hope you recover soon so you can show us more and tell us how fabulous you were. LOVE the booth. GORGEOUS with all those wonderful colors.
- May 16, 2011 at 7:19 PM
- euphoria said...
so awesome!! sweet booth! Just busted out your kaleidescope quilt pattern today- LOOVE IT!!!
Can't wait to hear more about your Market exp!
- May 16, 2011 at 8:55 PM
- One Shabby Chick said...
So excited for you - hope you catch up on sleep quickly and hope it was a HUGE success!!
- May 16, 2011 at 11:20 PM
- Jeanie said...
Great looking booth! Congratulations. The second picture is like a wonderland to me:)
- May 17, 2011 at 9:31 AM
- nicole said...
Soooo exciting! Your booth looks great! Very glad to hear you had such a nice time. Can't wait to hear more when you are all rested up.
- May 17, 2011 at 9:33 AM
- yum7 said...
your booth looked amazing- can i ask where you got your white buffet table???
- May 20, 2011 at 8:27 AM
- Bridget Martinelli said...
Where was this booth at, a fabric market? It looked adorable.I am a quilter too.. fun colors.
- May 22, 2011 at 10:52 PM
- happy zombie said...
I loved your booth, and most of all… I loved meeting you! xxoo
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Friday, July 18, 2014
The Berkeley Stags will be conspicuous in their absence at Johnson-Hagood Stadium this year, at the traditional start of the high school football season.
BHS will miss the 44th Annual Sertoma Classic on Aug. 21-22 because of a scheduling conflict.
Berkeley opens its regular season at home against Johnsonville on Friday, Aug. 22, which is when the Stags were originally scheduled to play in the classic.
Due to a scheduling glitch we had to schedule Johnsonville on the same night as Sertoma, said Berkeley Coach Jeff Cruce.
In doing so, the Stags have taken a page from Timberlands book.
In recent years the Wolves opted to open their season in Week O against Manning as opposed to a one-or-two quarter scrimmage at Sertoma.
In the past we have a better gate and attracted more fans by giving them a live game as opposed to a one quarter scrimmage, said THS Head Coach Art Craig.
This year, however, because of a similar scheduling glitch involving Manning, Timberland is open for Week 0 and will take on Class AAAA Div. II runner up Stratford for two quarters on Thursday, Aug. 21 on the first night of the Sertoma Classic.
Timberland opens its season on Aug. 29 against Hanahan.
Craig said playing in the Sertoma Classic is all about getting his team game ready.
We have to get ready for the region and the playoffs any way we can and that means going up against tougher teams like Stratford, Hanahan and Berkeley, he said.
At Sertoma, Thursday and Fridays games will feature six match ups.
Goose Creek will take on West Ashley and Summerville plays Hanahan. Cane Bay will line up against Military Magnet.
This years event will be the 44th time the Sertoma Club of Charleston will host the Football Classic. The Sertoma Club of Charleston was chartered in 1951.
The 2014 Sertoma lineup will be as follows:
Thursday, Aug. 21
Academic Magnet vs. Lincoln
Military Magnet vs. Cane Bay
Hanahan vs. Summerville
Stratford vs. Timberland (2 quarters)
James Island vs. Palmetto Christian
Goose Creek vs. West Ashley (2 quarters)
Friday, Aug. 22
St. Johns vs. Baptist Hill
North Charleston vs. Garrett
Burke vs. First Baptist
Pinewood vs. Woodland
Northwood vs. Stall
Wando vs. Bishop England (2 quarters)
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Tim Cook reportedly wants to boost iPhone sales at Apple retail, teases a bevy of new products for fall
Apple Stores will reportedly be changing how they market and sell the iPhone, in hopes that more phones will be sold through their own Apple Store retail locations. This according to comments Tim Cook was said to have made at Apple's annual retail leadership gathering. Mark Gurman of 9to5Mac:
The iPhone is Apple's central "gateway product" to other devices like iPads and Macs, so it is critical that the Apple smartphone is sold via an Apple Store so new customers are immediately exposed to iPads, Macs and other devices on the showroom floor. Even though 80% of iPhones are not sold at Apple Stores, 50% of all serviced iPhones are troubleshooted, repaired, or replaced at Apple Store Genius Bars. Cook reportedly hinted that he would like those numbers to be more in line.
Incentives will be offered to customers who buy iPhones from Apple Stores, with Apple's 2013 Back to School promotions being the first part of the new push. Another element that was hinted at during the event was an iPhone trade-in program at Apple Stores. Details on the program are scarce at this time though it appears that it might allow customers to trade in their older phone for a refurbished version of a newer phone. The retail leaders are said to have left the event confident in this fall's product lineup.
It's likely that we'll see this new approach with the launch of new iPhone, iPad, and Mac models, widely expected for this fall. Apple's physical stores have often been credited as playing a major role in Apple's success over the last 12 years, in part because it let customers walk in and see the entire selection of products that Apple was offering. With increasing competition in mobile, the retail stores will continue to be critical differentiators, especially given that Apple can be in full control of the presentation of their products, something that isn't true in other retail locations.
Did you buy your iPhone at an Apple retail location? If not, why not, and is there any way Apple could convince you to buy your next one there?
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Tim Cook reportedly wants to boost iPhone sales at Apple retail, teases a bevy of new products for fall
Exactly. I am not gonna make a 4 hour drive just to pick up a phone (or Mac, or iPad) from the nearest Apple Store. If there was a store locally or even semi locally, that might be an option though.
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Traded my Samsung galaxy S3 for iPhone 5 in a shady back alley craigslist deal.
you got ripped off. Even if they just took your GS3 and didnt give you an iP5, that would have been a better deal... Im by no means an Android fanboy (MacBook Pro, iPad Mini, Apple TV 2nd Gen, and iPod watch) but my Galaxy S3 ran way better than my iPhone 5 that I traded it for a Galaxy Note II
I got my 3GS's at att and then my 4S's through Apple.com. I did PICK UP my Mac at the Apple store after buying it online.
I think Apple could convince me to buy my next iPhone from the physical store if they were to offer the $50 gift card at the time or pull a Best Buy and knock $50 off as a sale.
If Cook really want to boost iPhone sales he need to get with the program and make an iPhone with a bigger screen. It's that simple. That's the only reason Samsung are selling so many phones right now. Once an iPhone is released with a bigger screen I guarantee Samsung will feel the shift.
Thats just it.. The masses is what Apple focuses on.. which implies the majority.. Though, if they think they are almost saturated there, with budget iPhone coming out (ala old Macbook) then I think we can expect next year a iPhone Pro (ala macbook pro)..
Anyone else feel that inevitable? even the name sounds likely.. lol
The reality is that stores for carriers like Verizon and ATT give their employees incentives NOT to sell Apple phones. The carrier has to pay more of a premium for the iPhone, so they give employees an extra commission if they sell a Samsung or other competing product that they make more money on. I think Apple is smart to bring it in-house as much as possible. No one is going to market their own products better.
Agreed. I cannot tell you how many times I've been in different carrier stores and heard sales reps steer customers away from the iPhone.
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I always get my phones through best buy because of the trade in program and they usually have better deals. I don't think I've ever seen Apple sell a new iPhone for $150 like best buy does. Also, I like the geek squad protection, if I break my phone in anyway I get a new one within 2 days.
Simplest answer? Nearest apple store is an hour away, best buy is only 30 minutes, and several carrier stores are a whole heck of a lot closer then that.
I do like shopping at the apple store however. once upon a time when I lived closer I did buy most of my apple products from them.
I no longer buy my phones from any carrier stores as I grew tired of biased sales reps and some of their ridiculous AT&T store policies. I now only buy my iphones from my local Apple store as I have received nothing but impressive customer service, and love the fact that if I purchase something and exchange or return it, I am not charged a restocking fee like AT&T does. I also had some bumps arise recently when trying to use an upgrade on my of my lines at the Apple store (,was at the store for 2.5 hours, problem lied with AT&T side of things) and the Apple rep helping me stuck with it and never got irritated or gave me the impression he wanted to just tell me to get it sorted out with AT&T on my own and then come back. I will more than happy to purchase my first MacBook from them in the next 2 months :)
I either buy directly from the Apple website or from Best Buy. I usually get my new phones through Verizon. The main reason I don't physically go to The Apple Store is because it's not very close to my house.
The answer is not opening more stores, that will only add more cost and everyone will pay for it. The answer is to not have such large margins on apple devices. When they price themselves reasonably, people can afford the product. Who cares who or where they buy it from. With the markups they have, people catch on and are insulted. For decades, Apple refused to see themselves as a company that is for the "masses" but kept their noses snubbed high and demanded people pay more for their devices. Well, the majority of those consumers are wealthy or have money to burn. You've created your market (bed), now sell to that market (sleep in it). Until you lower your prices you're not going to win. Sorry.
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Apple has pushed out an update to their iWork suite consisting of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote that not only bring support for iOS 6, but also add the ability to open your documents in another app. When you go to Share and Print, "Open in Another App" is now an option. You'll be able to choose between Apple's format (Pages, Numbers, Keynote), Microsoft's format (Word, Excel, Powerpoint), or PDF and the apps that support the chosen format will be available.
Before this feature was available, users would have to use the workaround of emailing the document to themselves and then opening it in the app of their choice. It's great to see Apple prioritize the usability of their apps. Even though this was the only thing new added to Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, I'm pretty excited about this update. How about you?
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That is a very nice and extremely useful feature, especially since I (contrary to the opinions of many) find the iPad to be a pretty good productivity tool, and since I use a Windows computer, this helps me to continue working on my documents..
It means that when you open in another app you can choose to send the document in Apple's extensions (.pages, .numbers, .keynote), Microsoft's extensions (.doc, .xls, .ppt), or as a PDF. Whichever format you choose will determine which apps you can open the document in.
What is also nice is if you have an HP printer that is not supported by AirPrint, you can download any of the many free print apps and print docs directly after opening the file in said app. Print Central is a good one for this.


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Highlanders validate No. 1 ranking
HUNTINGTON -- Call it Validation 1 for Huntington High's wrestling team.
The Highlanders started the 2012-13 season ranked No. 1 in the West Virginia Coaches Association preseason poll for the first time in school history and Parkersburg South checked in at No. 2 despite having won four straight Class AAA state championships.
Huntington's stayed on top all season. The Patriots, who once were third but climbed back to second, got their shot at unseating the Highlanders on Thursday night in their highly anticipated dual at Lucas-Archer Gym. Huntington won 10 of 14 matches to prevail, 37-24. That means Parkersburg South will have to wait two weeks to get another shot at Huntington.
The stage where Huntington hopes to write the sequel Validation II will be the West Virginia High School Tournament at Big Sandy Superstore Arena.
Highlanders coach Rob Archer enjoyed the moment Thursday, but knows they'll see an even more inspired Parkersburg South team in two weeks.
"A tournament is a whole new ballgame," Archer said. "It's good to see them. We know what to expect now."
It was Alumni Night at HHS as well and 37 former wrestlers at the old/new Huntington High showed up. The last to be introduced was Bill Archer, former Huntington coach, the school's first state champion and father of the current coach.
Huntington's Logan Grass, ranked No. 1 at 106 pounds in the latest West Virginia Coaches Association individual rankings, started the match with a pin against Hunter Cline. Grass got a quick takedown and the pin came at 1:18.
"The 106 sets the tempo," Archer said. "He's has to be the igniter. You've got to have that."
Huntington's Jordan Allen, ranked No. 1 at 113, followed with a 3-0 win over Lance Hill, No. 2 at that weight. It was a battle of defending state champs.
After that, Huntington's Johnathan Spence (120), Chase Childers (126), Billy Waldeck (138), Paden Christian (152) and Carter Capehart (182) all won their matches by two-point margins.
"It's exciting to hear that," Archer said. "That's what you have to do in a close match."
Parkersburg South's four wins all came by pin. They were Jordan Quiocho (132), Briar Shively (160), Drake Mills (172) and Matthew Dixon (195).
"We've got to stay off our backs," Archer said.
Nigale Cabell got a major decision (11-2) over Zach Haddix of the Patriots and that secured the win and ended Huntington's four-match losing streak to the Region I power.
"He came back strong," Archer said of Cabell, who once was ranked No. 1 in his weight class but has dropped to No. 5 in the latest rankings.
Donna Dixon, first-year coach at Parkersburg South, said she believes the outcome will serve as inspiration for the Patriots when they return to Big Sandy.
"I won't have to say a lot. Hopefully this will make them mad enough and they won't want to be second again," Dixon said.
The Patriots did alter their lineup a bit. Logan Ball, ranked No. 2 at 106, did not wrestle. Also out were Jake Alexander (145) and Chip Sturek (152). Heavyweight Thomas Ball, who lost to Toney Kitts, was seeing his first action of the season. Health and an injury had kept him sidelined.
"I'd have liked a different outcome," Dixon said. "We could've wrestled better. We'll learn from this."
For the Patriots, this was their last action until the Region 1 tournament next weekend at Brooke High.
Huntington's final dual is Friday night against University in Morgantown.


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Strongly Agree: Aikido would be better without all the fighting.
Agree: Not everyone wants to fight in the UFC...
Neither: Silly, but at least they're getting some social contact and light aerobics.
Disagree: no aliveness? no sparring? Not a martial art.
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Yet again an old asian master yelling " YOU WRACK DISCIPRIN !"
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If it's not focused on application in fighting, it's not a martial art. You don't have to try to be the badass of all badasses to want to learn effective fighting skills.
I give plenty of respect to people who recognize that their art needs work or fixing and are trying to fix it a la Wing Chun Fight Club, it's just not for me. (Why try fixing what's broke when there're other things that work just fine?) But I still give them respect.
People who do something like the slow kind of tai chi or capoeira or wushu solely for relaxation and fitness, that's cool too, just why bother calling it a martial art?
I mostly don't understand people who do a martial art for some kind of pseudo-historical or cultural experience. Hell, if I wanted to have a cranky old Asian guy yell at me about RACKING DISCIPRIN for a few hours, I'd go call my dad. I'm sure there are people who could explain the whole cultural thing, but I'd like to hear it.
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11/13/2006 9:12pm
Style: Kyokushinkai / Kajukenbo--Originally Posted by PirateJon
The Poll: I am OK with people that put more into the "art" than into the "martial"?
implies that there is a degree of "art" and a degree of "martial" and that one has more of one part. 52%?
Or is this a school that has an hour and a half of warmups, striking air, kata, self defense, hitting pads, and shortly before the ending set of pushups and crunches, spends a big ten minutes sparring? That describes the typical Kyokushin dojo.
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11/13/2006 11:35pm
Style: Kyokushinkai / Kajukenbo--Originally Posted by AnnaTrocity
If I keep waiting and come back manana perhaps someone will actually look at the issues here rather than dry humping the obvious.
Oh, uh, I HATE LARPERS AND, UH, AND PAJAMA WEARING, SPECIALLY SILK, UH, KLINGON SPEAKING SOCIETY CREATIVE ANACHRONISM."Preparing mentally, the most important thing is, if you aren't doing it for the love of it, then don't do it." - Benny Urquidez
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11/13/2006 11:48pm--Originally Posted by patfromloganRanked #9 internationally at 118lbs by WIKBA http://www.womenkickboxing.com/wikba...rch%202009.htm


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Commissioner Larry Childs, who is also the chair of the Board of Commissioners' water committee, led the Oct. 29 meeting held at Fire Station Eight. He explained the route and possible time frame for the waterlines.
Childs said the plan has been before the water committee and the next step is taking it to the full board. He said, if approved, work could start on the first phase, which is running water down Gray Highway toward Macon.
He emphasized, however, the need for the renewal of the county's Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax.
"If the SPLOST is approved, construction can start. If it isn't approved, this isn't going to happen. It's that simple," Childs stated.
The best-case scenario is construction in the Gray Highway line will begin in the next year to year and a half. He said, at this time, the water system has no firm plans for the future, and that is where the discussion is leading.