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Athenaeum Location
media and politicians. Recently these tensions
culminated in the Gulf War where press coverage was
highly regulated and, in the Clarence Thomas hearings,
where the press seemed to abuse the right to privacy, reminding us of the media's involvement in the Bork
Supreme Court nomination hearings. What should the
press report? What standards, with respect to privacy,
should they use? These and other questions will be the
focus of Alvin Sanoff's speech, "The Press, Politicians,
and Privacy."
Mr. Sanoff is presently the senior editor at U.S. News
and World Report, where he writes about ideas, culture,
the media, and literature. A graduate of Harvard
College and the Columbia School of Journalism, he has
written a number of cover stories for the magazine including "Who Will Control TV?" and "College Sports
vs. Education: The Price of Victory." During his fourteen years at U.S. News and World Report, Mr. Sanoff has interviewed many of the leading literary figures of our
time, including Saul Bellow, Robert Penn Warren, Isaac
Bashevis Singer, and Philip Roth, for the magazine's
"Conversations" series.
Mr. Sanoff has been an adjunct professor of journalism at the American University in Washington, D.C. He
has received a National Endowment for the Humanities
Journalism Fellowship at the University of Michigan
and an Ohio Associated Press Award for best editorial
Join us at the Athenaeum as Mr. Sanoff presents his
views on the continually controversial topic of "The
Press, Politicians, and Privacy." The reception begins at
5:30, followed by dinner at 6:00, and the lecture at 7:00.
GABRIELA TEODORESCU '94, piano
which features popular duets from Broadway
musicals. Elizabeth Marlies and Andrew Lisoski,
both veteran members of the Concert and Chamber Choirs, will be assisted by pianist Gabriela
Teodorescu, a freshman.
Elizabeth, a senior geology major, has studied
voice at the opera school in Reykjavik, Iceland,
and sang the role of Lucy in CMC's production of
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (1967) in spring '90.
Andrew, who is from Olympia, Washington, is
in his third year of a management-engineering
major and studies voice at Scripps.
Gabriela studied piano and violin for 14 years prior to entering CMC, and in addition,
received a scholarship to study
music in Budapest, Hungary.
While pursuing a major in
international relations, she
also finds time for chamber music, playing both violin
and piano.
Come and linger awhile over
your tea, and enjoy the music.
delighted to welcome one of America's premiere
political analysts and historians to the Athenaeum.
Michael Barone, co-editor of The Almanac of American
Politics (1972) and author of Our Country: The Shaping of America
from Roosevelt to Reagan (1990), will speak as the second
participant in the centers' series on "The Common
Good: Unifying Elements in the American Experience."
Formerly an editorial writer and columnist at The
Washington Post and currently a senior writer at U.S.
News and World Report, Barone has been a close observer
of American political life in and out of Washington.
Indeed, he is expert at relating goings-on within the
Beltway to the broader political culture of American
hometowns and local communities. His vast appreciation of this link is displayed biannually in editions of The
Almanac of American Politics, perhaps the best-selling and
most useful guide to who's who in our national
Barone's new book, Our Country, argues that ethnicity-not class or other factors-has been the key to
the course of American politics from Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal to the Reagan Revolution. The book is a
mine of political information, telling anecdotes, and
acute interpretations. Please take this chance to become
better acquainted with "our country" by joining us for
what is sure to be a masterly talk at 7:00 p.m., preceded
by a reception at 5:30 and dinner at 6:00.
but experienced by none." These are the words
of George Kiriyama who spent two years in Japanese
relocation camps during World War II. It is difficult to
believe that a country as supposedly advanced as
America would intern nearly 112,000 of its own citizens.
But only 50 short years ago, that is exactly what
Mr. Kiriyama was one of those 112,000. When he was
ten years old, he and his family were interned at
Manzanar, a relocation camp at the base of the Sierra
Nevada. Now he tells others about his experience in
hopes that nothing like it will happen again. "People
should know the history-that American citizens were
deprived of all that's American."
Currently, Mr. Kiriyama is the principal at Gardena
Community Adult School. In addition, he works to
develop multicultural workshops and Asian and Pacific
-American education programs. He has been president
and historian of the Japanese American Historical
Society of Southern California and chairman of the
Advisory Council for Friends of Coastal Asian Pacific
Mental Health Services.
Please join us for a look into a piece of the past that
ought not be forgotten. Mr. Kiriyama's speech,
"Southern California in World War II: The Manzanar
Experience," will begin at 7:00. Join us for a reception at
5:30 and dinner at 6:00 by returning the enclosed
reservation form.
was known that on the last day of October the doors
to the spirit world opened. Demons and ghouls prowled
the Earth and haunted the skies, while mortal men lit
fires to keep them at bay. All Hallow's Eve was the
name of the day.
In the modern world, the civilized profess to disbelieve in ghosts and spirits. However, one evening
stands alone among the hundreds of sane others, to frighten us with the unknown and fill our hearts with
dread of the unholy.
The Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum invites you to
join us, if you dare, at our first Night of the Macabre, to hear stories of the frightening and communicate with
the Other World.
The evening's festivities begin with a special spooky
dinner in Security Pacific, and three seances held in a dark back room-the spirits are wary of large crowds.
The seances will begin at 5:30, 6:15, and 7:00. Please
indicate your preference on the reservation form. The
seances will be conducted by the famous medium Leo
Kostka, Master of the Unbelievable. Pregnant women
and the weak hearted are advised not to attend.
At 7:30, various professors and students will deliver
readings of the macabre including works by such
masters as Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. The
evening will close in time for lesser Halloween celebrations to be attended.
Fill out your reservation slip, indicating which séance
session you prefer. Then, when the evening comes, put
on your costume and join us for an experience so hair
raising it will give your goosebumps goosebumps.
at 11:00 a.m. Sunday brunch only comes once a
month, is expremely popular, and fills up quickly.
Return the enclosed coupon as early as possible, so
you don't miss this delectable event. Sunday
brunch is limited to CMC students and one guest
per student. CMC faculty and staff are invited, of
course, and encouraged to attend.
Peace" series is uniquely qualified to discuss the
role of the press during the Gulf Crisis; he won the 1991
Pulitzer Prize for "distinguished criticism" of media
coverage. The Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum is proud
to welcome David Shaw, award-winning media critic
for the Los Angeles Times. Former Times editor William
Thomas calls Mr. Shaw "a unique figure on the
journalistic scene."
Mr. Shaw describes himself as "cocky, outspoken,
aggressive, abrasive, confrontational." He has been
characterized by the portrayal of the abrasive reporter,
Joe Rossi, on Lou Grant. Mr. Shaw is not afraid to tell it
like it is, even if it means alienating other reporters. In
college he served as sports editor for UCLA's Daily
Tribune, and in his first column he proclaimed himself a
USC fan. The antagonized Student Legislative Council
tried to take away his appointment; some students got a
fund together to send him to USC.
Mr. Shaw has contributed to several national publications, including Rolling Stone, Psychology Today, and GQ.
His books include Press Watch: A Provocative Look at How Newspapers Report the News (1984) and WILT: Just Like Any
Other 7-Foot, Black Millionaire Who Lives Next Door (1973).
Please join us for an honest and insightful look at the
American press by turning in the enclosed reservation
slip. The reception will begin at 5:30, followed by dinner
at 6:00 and Mr. Shaw's talk at 7:00.
the Athenaeum in hosting a noted academic
speaker. This year we are pleased to present Clifford
Grobstein, professor emeritus of biological science and
public policy at the University of California, San Diego.
Dr. Grobstein was appointed professor and chairman
of the UCSD biology department in 1966. Two years
later he became dean of the developing UCSD Medical
School, serving in that capacity until 1973 when he was
appointed vice-chancellor for university relations. He
returned to teaching and research in 1976 as professor of
biological science and public policy, focusing on analysis of public policy issues arising in connection with
rapidly advancing biomedical science.
Prior to teaching. Dr. Grobstein was an experimental
embryologist at the National Cancer Institute and at
Stanford University. He has served as president of the
American Association of Zoologists and the Society for
Developmental Biology. In addition, he was elected to
the National Academy of Sciences, the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the Institute of
Medicine. He is the author of The Strategy of Life (1965), The
Double Image of the Double Helix: The Recombinant-DNA Debate (1979), From Chance to Purpose: An Appraisal of External Human Fertilization (1981),
and, most recently, Science and the Unborn: Choosing Human Futures (1990). He is
currently completing a book to be entitled The Cosmic
Please join us for Dr. Grobstein's speech, "New Ways
to Reproduce," discussing how technological advances
in reproductive biology and medicine will affect our
future. Return the enclosed reservation form to join us
for dinner at 6:00. His presentation will follow at 7:00.
as a disability activist by "hijacking" a Los Angeles
bus which was illegally equipped without a wheelchair
lift. Once the lift was installed, he moved on to become
a national figure in the Disability Rights Movement, a
socio-political struggle to end the oppression of people
with disabilities. He now serves on the board of
directors of half a dozen organizations, including the
radical American Disabled for Access Power Today.
Mr. Uhl-Tessier's work include lobbying Congress to
eliminate marriage disincentives for people with disabilities and organizing support for landmark civil rights
legislation, such as the 1990 Americans with Disabilities
Act. While a student at Pomona College (Class of '91),
he spearheaded efforts to desegregate the Claremont
Colleges campuses, as well as sponsoring Pomona's
Disability Rights Initiative, a civil rights bill for student
government now being considered across the country.
As a junior he was awarded Time Magazine's College Achievement Award, given to only twenty students
nationwide. Currently he is director of a non-profit access consulting firm, Designs for Independence,
which he founded in 1989.
Mr. Uhl-Tessier's writings have been widely published and he has spoken on politics, empowerment,
and liberation throughout the U.S.A. and Mexico.
Please join us for his presentation entitled, "The Most
Successful Social Revolution No One Ever Heard Of,"
an exploration of the civil rights struggle for the
differently abled individual. Return the enclosed reservation form if you wish to join us for the reception at
5:30 and dinner at 6:00, followed by his presentation
at 7:00.
experience as well. We hope you have been taking
advantage of all the opportunities the Ath has to offer,
and will continue to do so in the future. The Madrigal
Feast tables are going fast, so get a group together and
sign up now. The first annual Night of the Macabre promises to be popular as well, so get those reservations
The head table conversations have been particularly
tantalizing this year. If you wish to sit at the head table,
or to introduce a speaker, drop a note in our box in the
Athenaeum office. Be sure not to miss out on the more
obscure speakers. Many of the lesser known names
have been unexpected treasures. If we didn't think they
were fascinating, we wouldn't let them in the door.
Trust us. And be sure to take advantage of Wednesday
lunches; invite a favorite prof. It's a great chance to
loosen the collar (or leave the collar at home), socialize,
and eat some great food for a price that matches Collins. Once again, any questions or suggestions, just drop a
note in the box. See you at the Ath.
now, yet many students are unsure as to what the real issues are. Will
enlarging the size of the student body affect student quality? Will the
mission of the College change? Will new dorms be built on Parent's Field?
The ASCMC Executive Board and the ASCMC Senate are proud to present a
debate on the topic of enrollment growth that will answer these questions
and raise many more. CMC Professor of Government Ward Elliott and
CMC President Jack Stark '57 will argue the negative and affirmative
respectively, and respond to your questions as well, in a debate that will
surely be talked about for years to come. Whether you have followed the
issue closely, or have no opinion about growth at all but want to learn
more, please fill out the reservation form below and return it to the
Athenaeum. Dinner will begin at 6:00, followed by the debate at 7:00.

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ROSEMONT, Ill. ---Despite the presence of 15,920 fans crammed into Allstate Arena, the Chicago Wolves surrendered two third-period goals and dropped a 3-2 decision Saturday night to the Rockford IceHogs.
Rockford center Byron Froese's unassisted goal at the 10:01 mark of the third period made the difference as the Wolves dropped their fourth game in a row.
The Wolves (21-16-1-3) uncorked a season-high 39 shots, but only had goals from defenseman Kevin Connauton and forward Tim Miller to show for them. Rostislav Olesz and Brian Connelly also scored for the IceHogs (17-21-1-3).
"Sometimes in this game you don't get what you deserve," said Wolves head coach Craig MacTavish. "I thought we played one of our most complete games of the season tonight, but we didn't walk away with two points."
Olesz, who earned the game-winning goal in Friday night's game at Rockford, opened the scoring on a breakaway 2:01 into the game. Olesz faked a shot at close range, forcing Wolves goaltender Eddie Lack out of the net, before skated behind the goal for an unchallenged wraparound.
The Wolves drew even at the 14:11 mark of the first. After Mike Duco won a faceoff in the offensive zone, Connauton gained control of the puck and appeared content to walk the blue line when he snapped off a wrist shot that beat Rockford goalie Carter Hutton high. Duco and Michael Davies earned assists on the play. Connauton's 10 goals this season lead all American Hockey League defensemen.
Miller handed the Wolves a 2-1 edge at 13:53 of the second. Jordan Schroeder didn't get much on his shot from the slot, but Hutton strayed too far from the crease in his bid to clear the puck. Miller retrieved it just above the goal line and fired from a sharp angle past Hutton for his 11th goal of the season. Schroeder and Byron Bitz picked up assists.
Rockford pulled even early in the third period as Connelly's slapshot from just inside the blue line banked off a Wolves defenseman outside the crease and left Lack no chance to make the save.
The IceHogs delivered the game-winner at 10:01 of the third when Froese picked up a turnover at the blue line. He maneuvered away from two Wolves defensemen and threaded a shot past Lack's attempted kick save just inside of the net.
Hutton (8-5-1) rejected 37 shots to earn his second win in as many nights over the Wolves. Lack (9-11-3) earned 17 saves.
The Wolves return to the ice on Tuesday as they face the Abbotsford Heat in British Columbia.
Rockford 1 0 2 -- 3
Chicago 1 1 0 -- 2
First Period---1, Rockford, Olesz 9 (Morin), 2:01; 2, Chicago, Connauton 10 (Davies, Duco), 14:11. Penalties---DiDomenico, Rockford (interference), 4:42; Stanton, Rockford (closing hand on puck), 11;21.
Second Period---3, Chicago, Miller 11 (Schroeder, Bitz), 13:53. Penalties---Haydar, Chicago (hooking), 6:42.
Third Period---4, Rockford, Connelly 5 (Lalonde, Pirri), 1:55; 5, Rockford, Froese 4 (unassisted), 10:01. Penalties---Pirri, Rockford (holding), 4:18; Davies, Chicago (high-sticking), 7:20; Bollig, Rockford (hooking), 15:53.
Shots on goal---Rockford: 4-9-7---20 Chicago: 14-14-11---39. Power plays---Rockford 0-2; Chicago 0-4. Goalies—Rockford, Hutton (37-39); Chicago, Lack (17-20) A---15,920. Referee---Brian Montsion. Linesmen---Aaron Mills and Dan Cohen.


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Japan lost a quarter of its electric capacity when it shuttered its nuclear reactors in the wake of the Fukushima disaster. Predicted blackouts have not materialized, though, thanks to a national conservation effort that reduced demand by as much as 15 percent.
But the Japanese people have "suffered" with thermostat settings of 83 in summer, according to a Tokyo Gas Company executive studying energy efficiency at Stanford University. They may run short of power this winter, he added, and conservation efforts cannot be expected to endure.
"Thermostats set to 83 degrees? This isn't energy efficiency. It's just pushing people to suffer," said Toshiya Okamura of Tokyo Gas, a visiting scholar at Stanford University's Precourt Energy Efficiency Center.
"But the government is saying that these voluntary savings will persist. I don't agree," Okamura said in an interview released by Stanford's News Dept.
Summer energy savings dropped from 15 percent in 2011 to 10 percent in 2012, he noted. And Okamura predicts more power may needed this winter in Japan, where many heaters are electric.
"People did everything they could," said Okamura. "To minimize air conditioning, they raised thermostats in homes, offices and stores to 83 degrees Fahrenheit, as the government asked. They set every appliance and electronic device to the most energy-efficient settings. They kept the lights off as much as possible. Escalators were shut off."
The Japanese also benefitted from heavy rains that boosted hydropower and from unusually reliable fossil-fuel generators, he said.
Although America may seem an odd place to study energy conservation—per capita energy use has increased 50 percent here in 40 years, conservation is even less natural to Japan, according to Okamura, and California, in particular, may provide a useful model. Defying the trend in the rest of the United States, Californians have kept their energy consumption per capital at about the same level since 1974, according to the Washington Post.
"The United States and Europe are still learning how to do this, especially regarding behavior change, but you are 10 to 20 years ahead of us on this," Okamura said.
In the U.S. Okamura hopes to learn how to reduce waste so that his nation can continue to produce more energy and maximize its benefits:
"One thing I've learned here is that energy efficiency is about reducing waste – that is, producing more and enjoying the same amenities with lower energy inputs."
Harm from Fukushima Radiation: A Matter Of Perspective
Fukushima Boosts China's Domestic Nuclear Reactor Industry


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Mocs volleyball team (0-9) was dealt a 3-0 loss at the hands of Florida International (4-4) in Miami, Fla., Friday afternoon at the Florida International Invitational. UTC fell 25-18, 25-19 and 25-23 despite limiting the Panthers to 37 kills.
Florida International took a 1-0 lead in the first set with a 25-18 win over the Mocs. The Panthers and Chattanooga saw the set's score tied six times – a match high – before FIU was able to come out on top.
With UTC leading 14-11, the Panthers stormed back to take an 18-14 lead on a seven-point run that cost the Mocs two timeouts. A kill from junior Kasey Talley (Boiling Springs, S.C.) halted the scoring, but three service errors within the final 10 points of the match sealed a win for FIU in the first set.
Freshman Allie Davenport (Tyrone, Ga.) was responsible for four Chattanooga points on four kills while fellow freshman Anne Bachmann (Lincoln, Neb.) tacked on four kills as well. Talley and sophomores Briana Reid (Houston, Texas) and Julimar Alvarado (San Juan, Puerto Rico) each contributed a kill. Alvarado also recorded a block.
The Mocs pulled closer with 19 points in the second set, putting up seven quick points near the end of the stanza. Down 18-11 and coming off a timeout, UTC scored eight of the next 14 points to pull the set within six points. Two errors and a service ace resulted in three FIU points, giving the Panthers the set point despite back-to-back points on a bad set and an Alvarado kill.
Chattanooga pushed its scoring to 23 points in the final set and saw itself take a lead on one occasion after tying the Panthers in the frame five different times. Four-straight UTC points tied the set 23-23 late, but two Florida International points ended the set and the match.
Davenport led Chattanooga with 10 kills and Alvarado finished second with right under her belt. Bachmann recorded a career high with seven kills.
Sophomore Catherine Chason (Alpharetta, Ga.) topped the defense with seven digs while sophomore Lauren Gainer (Boca Raton, Fla.) added in five blocks in her return to the floor.
Chattanooga dropped its second match of the day to Jacksonville 3-0 with a 5 p.m. start.
Talley led the Mocs withnine kills while junior defensive specialist Melissa Green (Boca Raton, Fla.) collected 18 digs through the three sets.
The Dolphins took the first set 25-22 from the Mocs and 25-20 in the second, but Chattanooga would struggle in the third set with a 25-10 final.
The Mocs are back in action Sunday as UTC takes on South Dakota State at 10 a.m.


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The Friends of the Elkin Public Library will be hosting a storybook character breakfast Saturday at the First United Methodist Church in Elkin's fellowship hall.
The event will be held at 9 a.m., with guests urged to arrive promptly as seating is limited. Tickets are available at the Elkin library for $10 each.
Children under 1 year old get in free.
Upon arrival each child will receive a memento book bag to be used during the breakfast.
Breakfast will be served prior to the characters entering, with egg casserole, bacon, bread, and cheese available. Following the meal the characters will enter and explain to the children who they are and a little about the book they are from.
Kids will meet beloved story and movie characters such as Clifford the Big Red Dog, Emily Elizabeth, Peter Pan and Tinkerbell, Fancy Nancy, Batman, Brown Bear, Pinkalicious, Cat in the Hat, Harry Potter, Darth Vader, Pete the Cat, Willie Wonka, Cinderella, White Rabbit, and Pirate Pete.
Members of Elkin High School's InterAct club will play the characters. After introducing themselves each character will move to a different station around the room. Kids can then visit each character and get an autograph on their memento bookbag.
The event is a benefit for the Elkin Public Library, with proceeds going to the library's summer reading program. The breakfast also serves as a community service project for the InterAct club.
Youth from First United Methodist will serve the meal.
Sponsors of the breakfast include Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital, Animal Ark Veterinary Hospital, Richard L. Brinegar, DVM, Dr. and Mrs. David Cline, Seaford Insurance Services, Underdown, Ball & Associates, LLC, and Lyndsey and Will Ballard.
Attendees are encouraged to purchase tickets beforehand as space is limited and filling up. Walk-ins the day of the event are welcome if seating remains.
To enter the fellowship hall circle around the church building to the back, where an entrance opens into the event space.
For more information call the Elkin Public Library at 336-835-5586.
To contact Taylor Pardue call 336-835-1513 ext. 15, or email him at email@example.com.


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- First Patient Successfully Implanted in Safety/Efficacy Study of Beta-O2's ßAir Bio-Artificial Pancreas for Type 1 Diabetes
- Selecta, JDRF and Sanofi Extend Collaboration to Develop a Synthetic Vaccine Particle Immunotherapy for Type 1 Diabetes
- Beta-O2 Receives Grant from JDRF to Advance Clinical Development of the ßAir Bio-artificial Pancreas as a Potential Cure for Type 1 Diabetes
- ViaCyte, Inc. Awarded $16.6 Million Accelerated Development Pathway Grant from CIRM to Expand Clinical Development of its VC-01™ Diabetes Therapy Candidate
- ViaCyte, Inc. Announces Signing of Rights Agreement with Janssen Research & Development LLC.
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"I feel like breastfeeding is the right way to feed your baby and it should be more, everybody should be able to see it and not make a thing about it," said Kate Brown, a nursing mother.
Most of the women never met until today. Many are Facebook friends and heard Michelle Hickman's story and rallied together. They protested at the Super Target in Webster and at 35 other Targets across the country.
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Tilion (Q, pron. [ˈtili.on]) was a Maia. He guided the Moon.
In the days of the trees in Valinor, Tilion had been a hunter from the company of Oromë. Though he often rode with Oromë, he spent much of his free time in Lórien, under the light of Telperion. Tilion loved silver (he even used a silver bow), and he begged to be given the care of the Moon. The Valar gave him the task. He was said to be less mighty than Arien, the Maia chosen to guide the Sun.
Tilion was reckless at times, and did not always follow the correct path, causing the Moon to be at times in the sky at the same time as the Sun, or not appear at all.
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In writings by Tolkien which did not form a part of the published The Silmarillion, Tilion is said to have been in love with Arien, and because he sought her out he came too close to the immense heat of the Sun, and the Moon was scarred.
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Monday, August 5, 2013
The life of a private school 2A athletic program was clear Thursday night.
Palmetto Christian Academy was supposed to have its first official football practice at its usual location on a lot adjacent to the school parking lot. But, new construction reduced the field by a third and forced the Eagles to practice on a nearby Town of Mount Pleasant field.
Twenty-one players and eight coaches and volunteers followed a beaten path through the woods. And then, it was finally business as usual.
"We literally thought a week and a half ago we were at 17 players," coach Jim Daniel said. Four players had conflicts but are on the roster and a couple stragglers could join later, so Palmetto Christian's roster could increase to 27 players.
Most of the starters from last year's group, which went 7-4 and lost in the first round of the SCISA 2A state playoffs, have returned this season. While talent is back, a feel-good amount of depth did not show up on Thursday.
J.T. Waters has three years of starting quarterback experience. Ryan Roe emerged as a threat at tailback and on defense last year. Both are visibly stronger this season, and several other players have bought into an emphasis in the weight room.
"We literally don't have a weight room. They took it upon themselves this year," Daniel said, adding they've been lifting weights with limited equipment in the gymnasium during early morning summer workouts. Roe has even hosted the team at his house for workouts.
"We didn't have the kids who bought into it," Daniel said of past years. "This class bought into it."
Other senior leaders include linemen Will Tuchfarber and Aaron Holley. The Eagles faced several difficult teams last season, and Daniel expects this year's opponents to be even tougher. During that inaugural 2A season, Palmetto Christian beat teams it was supposed to beat and lost to teams it was supposed to lose to.
"Last year we lost to two state champions and one runner-up," Daniel said.
How can the Eagles take the next step and be considered one of SCISA's best 2A programs? "Just compete," Daniel said. "All we're asking of these kids is to compete."
Palmetto Christian opens its season with a game the Tuesday before Sertoma, Aug. 20, against Porter-Gaud. It will play Kingstree for a quarter on Friday at Sertoma.
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Location: Room 5AB
Panelists will include:Todd McFarlane, Creator, SpawnTerry Fitzgerald, President, TMEBrian Haberlin, Editor-in-chief, SpawnDavid Hine, Writer, Spawn, Strange EmbracePhilip Tan, Artist, Spawn, Uncanny X-MenBrian Holguin, Writer, Spawn: Godslayer, SpawnTodd and friends will talk about the current projects of the McFarlane Companies, including McFarlane Toys' current toy lines, upcoming licenses and the future of the cutting-edge toy company. The panel will also preview upcoming new comic titles and review the changes to the core titles. The newest project (an animated video for the band Disturbed's Land of Confusion) from Todd McFarlane Entertainment will be shown. Also, the panel will discuss the many changes and new features coming to the McFarlane Companies' Web site, Spawn.com, and open the floor to questions from the audience.
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Date/Time: Saturday, July 22 at 4pm
The McFarlane Toys' booth will host a signing for the creative team on the monthly Spawn comic. These comic book legends will be signing an exclusive collectible poster. One side features the glorious Spawn cover artwork by world-famous artist Jay Anacleto of Godslayer due to be out in August.
The other side features the End of the World! Yes it's REALLY happening. If you want to know how, tune into Spawn! This extraordinary piece was drawn by Spawn artist Philip Tan.
By the way -- only 3,000 of this poster will be printed ... making it quite the collector's item.
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The folks presiding over the McFarlane booth will be handing out 3,000 limited-edition lithographs re-creating a key scene from the "Land of Confusion" music video. It's first come, first served, and these lithographs are bound to run out fast.
16-page Comic-Con Exclusive McFarlane Toys Preview Catalog
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Date/Time: July 20-23 WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
Only at Comic-Con San Diego -- get a look at what's to come from McFarlane Toys, Image Comics and Spawn.com. Our full-color preview catalog gives you a peek at our upcoming toy lines, soon-to-be-published books and other exciting news you do not want to miss. Get your copy only at the Con!
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Each day we will be giving away 200 copies of the Spawn Manga. Get Vol. 1 on Friday, Vol. 2 on Saturday and Vol. 3 on Sunday. First come, first served while supplies last.
First Look at Upcoming 2006 Toy Releases!
Only at the Con -- Get a first look at what we've got up our sleeves for the coming months. We'll have 2-ups of some of the most talked-about lines in the toy industry: Lost, Hanna-Barbera, The Simpsons, McFarlane's Dragons 4 and Spawn Series 30 -- including the Collector's Club Exclusive Lord Mammon figure.
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We hope that this will go some way to helping people in Egypt stay connected at this very difficult time. Our thoughts are with everyone there.
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Raleigh, NC (SportsNetwork.com) - Colin McDonald and Matt Martin each had two goals and the New York Islanders beat the Carolina Hurricanes 5-4 on Tuesday to post consecutive wins for the first time in more than two months.
The Islanders struck quickly with four goals in the first 10:54 of the game -- chasing Hurricanes starting goaltender Cam Ward in the process -- then were outscored 4-1 the rest of the way.
But they escaped to win their second straight game for the first time since beating the Flyers and Rangers on Jan. 20 and 21.
"We've been struggling holding onto leads all year so I think ... we just looked at it as another challenge," said McDonald about the Carolina comeback that fell short.
Cal Clutterbuck also scored, McDonald added an assist and Anders Nilsson had 24 saves for the Islanders, who were coming off Sunday's 2-0 win over the Blue Jackets.
Ward was pulled after giving up three goals on nine shots in the first 6:12 of the game. Anton Khudobin made 21 saves on 23 shots after that, including nine in a scoreless third period.
Jeff Skinner, Andrei Loktionov, Alexander Semin and Nathan Gerbe had the goals for the Hurricanes, who have lost two of three.
The Islanders snapped a six-game losing streak to the Hurricanes. They had 10 shots before the Hurricanes got their first.
The first two goals were nearly identical: The Islanders won offensive right- circle draws back to the right point and long shots produced tight rebounds that were deposited into the net.
McDonald jammed home Thomas Hickey's rebound at 3:39 and Clutterbuck put a backhand in the net 1:47 later after Blake Nelson's shot. Ward was pulled after McDonald's second goal, a one-timer from the low left side.
"It was a tough start," said Skinner. "A couple of weird bounces and it just seemed to snowball."
Khudobin was on the ice for less than five minutes before New York scored again. He lost the puck behind him after an initial stop and Martin was there to fire it in for a 4-0 Islanders lead after 10:54.
Skinner and Loktionov cut Carolina's deficit in half in a flash. Skinner, on a power play, scored on a rebound at 12:38 with Nilsson on his back in net behind a scrum. Loktionov got behind the defense and beat Nilsson with a sharp-angle forehand after drawing the Islanders goalie out a bit.
Semin's power play goal 2:42 into the second period drew the Hurricanes with one, and Gerbe did the same later on an impossible angle shot he roofed into the net at 17:19 -- just 22 seconds after Martin had made it 5-3 for the Islanders with his second goal of the game.
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I saw a bunch of people talking yesterday on the thread about losing interest in the UFC of late and the amount of watered down shows they put on. When does Joe Silva get shit on - the guy who makes the fights? When does Lorenzo get shit on for allowing the product he owns to be "water down" and to have the former face of your company (GSP) talking publically about the major problems inside of it. When does he get his dues? Instead its Dana -the promoter who gets shit on for every single thing wrong with the UFC and MMA and the expansion of the brand etc etc...GSP's quote just got me thinking i guess.
Why is it that every time I read a GSP quote it is in his voice in my head?
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The only things I want to hear GSP talk about are aliens and his hypothesis about sex & fighting.
"Oh so I have an opinion but I will not say it because you will bash me"
In that case the best option was to not say anything at all.
Machida would consider using TRT
Lyoto Machida had a big win against Gegard Mousasi at the UFC Fight Night 36 this past weekend, after the fight was asked his feelings on TRT use:
"I think it is fair if it is according with the rules. Anyone has his reasons, such as physical, technical or personal. If he (Belfort) really has this condition, there is no problem. I would do. If I was in the rules and to match with everybody else's condition, there wouldn't be a problem. People talk a lot of things but he is doing everything straight."


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After crashing his pickup Saturday night, John Burn showed a responding police officer his identification card as a Mount Pleasant councilman and asked for the police chief to be notified, according to reports and a video from a patrol cruiser that was released Tuesday.
"I don't need that," the officer told the man clad in a tuxedo and bowtie, according to the video. "I just need your driver's license, registration and insurance."
Burn, 52, who was elected in late 2009, produced the ID card several times, but never found the proper paperwork, the police said. The officer later arrested Burn on suspicion of driving under the influence after the councilman lost his balance and said he didn't know the alphabet during a field sobriety test, the video showed.
"Can we call Chief (Carl) Ritchie?" he told the officer. "He can vouch for me. Maybe that's not appropriate, but he'll tell you that I'm not a threat."
"Unfortunately, I'm a council member," he later said.
The video, released after The Post and Courier filed a S.C. Freedom of Information Act request, indicates the councilman's demeanor after the wreck around 10:30 p.m.
The police said his pickup struck a stopped car on Coleman Boulevard. Two women inside the car were not seriously hurt.
During the field sobriety test, he lost his balance three times while standing on one leg. He also stepped off a dashed white line a few times. The officer said Burn hadn't exactly followed his directions to touch his heel to his toes during the walk.
Burn later refused to take a breath test.
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At Stonewall we're truly proud when our efforts help secure legal changes that bring equality for lesbian, gay and bisexual people closer. But we also recognise that once a law is changed, there's a need to let people know about their new rights and how to use them.
So we were pleased to launch our new guide for lesbians and bisexual women on all aspects of pregnancy and childbirth from conception to starting school.
Following historic changes in the new Human Fertilisation & Embryology Act which come into effect this year the guide helps gay women understand the legal framework in an accessible way and tells them everything they need to know about conceiving.
It's the latest in a programme of recent work for lesbians and bisexual women undertaken by Stonewall - including groundbreaking research on lesbian health and our study on the experiences of lesbians at work.
We look forward now to the start of October, when the 'need for a father' rule that's been a barrier to so many lesbian couples accessing conception services will also become history.
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My partner plans to get pregnant at the beginning of 2011 using a known donor, this publication has answered so many questions, I haven't been able to put it down!! It's clear, and goes through the whole process giving clear information, I think its great! A big thankyou to Stonewall
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i think it's great that you're giving women hoping to be parents this guide. i know when my mums were doing all this in 1991/2 there wasn't nearly as much information out there. i also think it would be a good idea to get the perspectives of some of the children of gay parents (like me!), and our advice on how to make having gay parents easiest for us. there's a brilliant USA based organisation called COLAGE (Children of Lesbians and Gays Everywhere) which could give some advice...
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Two Aiken people were detained on multiple drug charges after police searched their home and found a variety of drugs, paraphernalia and weapons, according to the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
Alonzeo Chambriel Drummings, 24, of George Street, was charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession with intent to distribute marijuana within a mile of a public school or park, possession with intent to distribute cocaine, possession with intent to distribute cocaine within a mile of a public school or park, and possession of a sawed off shotgun.
Shavale Rockelle Drummings, 26, also of George Street, was charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. They were placed in the Aiken County detention center but had been released as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Goose Creek Post 166 reached the 20-win mark on the season after sweeping Hartsville in the opening round of the American Legion playoffs last week.
Post 166 wrapped up the series early by winning all of the first three games, finishing off Hartsville with a 10-6 victory on July 10 at Goose Creek High School. Post 166 was set to begin a five-game series with Murrell's Inlet on Monday, July 15.
Murrell's Inlet defeated Camden 3-1 in its opening playoff series.
"I was a little disappointed with all the walks we had," Post 166 coach Dave Holt said. "We've got to get the ball over the plate a little better. They didn't hit the ball that well against us. We made the games closer than they should have been."
Post 166 (20-7) won Game 1, 5-3, and Game 2, 9-5. In the last game, rarely used hurler Taylor Morrison was clutch in relief of Zack Wimmer. He tossed four-plus innings, striking out three and walking two in allowing just one earned run.
He took over in a bases-loaded situation in the fourth inning and made it all the way through the eighth inning to earn the victory. Morrison had thrown less than three innings all season.
"He came in and threw strikes, and that's what you need," Holt said. "… If you make them swing it, that's the way to play baseball."
Chris Singleton then threw his first inning of the season in the top of the ninth.
"These kinds of series, it's pretty taxing on our pitching," Holt said. "With these nine-inning games we have to go to a lot of players… We're going to have to go to guys that normally don't throw a lot of innings and they're going to have to help us out."
A four-run seventh inning broke a 5-5 tie for Post 166. Singleton pushed a run across with a sacrifice fly and Wimmer followed with his team-high seventh homer, a two-run shot, to push Goose Creek's lead to 8-5. Morrison capped the frame by racing in all the way from second on a wild pitch that bounced away from the catcher.
"We had a lot of well-hit balls out here," Holt said. "We were able to get our running game going a little bit too and steal some bases too. Some of our speed kind of shined."
Austin Timm doubled in a run in the bottom of the eighth.
Post 166 jumped out to a 5-0 lead after three innings, highlighted by Singleton's two-run blast in the third inning. Singleton also had an RBI double in the first inning, followed by Tyler Rio's RBI single.
Singleton was 2 for 4 with four RBIs and two runs. Timm was 2 for 4 with an RBI.
Cody Jones, Cody Smith, Wimmer, Sillanpaa, Morrison and Rio added one hit each. Sillanpaa scored three runs.
Wimmer tossed three-plus innings, striking out six and walking six before being lifted for Morrison. He only gave up one hit in surrendering four earned runs.
Hartsville came back to tie the game 5-5 in the sixth inning on a walk and two errors.
On Tuesday night, Post 166 won 9-5 to take a 2-0 series lead.
Morrison was 4 for 5 with two run and two RBIs, while Timm went 3 for 4 with a double and three runs scored. Wimmer added a long home run, a two-run shot in the eighth inning.
Smith was the winning pitcher, throwing five-plus innings, striking out eight batters and walking five. He gave up two hits and three earned runs. Chris Zurcher and Timm had relief appearances before Tyler Rio tossed the final three scoreless innings, striking out six and walking three. He allowed one hit.
Post 166 had a 5-0 lead after four innings before Hartsville closed to within 6-5 with a five-run surge in the bottom of the sixth.
Rio had to work through jams in the seventh and eighth innings – stranding five runners – before fanning the side in order in the ninth.
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