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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
The Dorchester County Sheriff's Office responded to a shooting at 429 Reeves Farm Road in St George Saturday, July 27 at 6:37 p.m. When they arrived they spoke with two witnesses who said they heard shots and ran outside and saw the victim, Terril Alexander Riley, drop to his knees and say, "I can't believe that you shot me."
The shooter, Brian Richburg of 1352 Mulberry Road, St. George, then put the victim in his car telling the witnesses he was taking him to Colleton Medical Center.
While police were speaking with the witnesses, one received a call from Richburg telling him that he was at work. The witness told Richburg he had "screwed up" and asked where the victim was. Richburg answered, "he didn't make it."
Police went to Richburg's place of employment – Kentucky Fried Chicken – and took custody of Richburg.
Police found Richburg's vehicle around midnight near I95, exit 62. While searching the area police discovered the body of Riley, dumped in a ditch, partially submerged in water.
Richburg has been charged with Murder. The investigation is ongoing.
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The Strand Twin is closing, and thus ends the most longstanding tradition of my life. Prestonsburg has seen a number of institutions of nostalgia close over the years. Earlier this year, the Jerry's restaurant closed it's doors to the public, following such mainstays as the Sundry Store and Fountain Corner into the realm of folksy tales of a by gone era.
So it goes with the the Strand Twin.
Two of the most memorable moments of my early childhood were set against the backdrop of the location. Riding up to the Strand Twin on the back of my brothers motorcycle, the neon lights ablaze with two gigantic words plastered upon the marquee. STAR WARS. A year or two later, I would be ushered out of that same theater to be notified of his untimely passing. A microcosm of life's highs and lows.
The Strand was my second home. Growing up in Prestonsburg, my ticket to a far away world of excitement and adventure was punched every Tuesday on buck nite. My childhood home was roughly a block and a half from the movies. It was a place my parents knew I would be reasonably safe, and occupied for at least two hours. To say I went to the movies a lot as a youngster is putting it mildly.
I can legitimately boast that I saw "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" nine times at the Strand Twin. Before the video age you saw a good movie in a theater as many times as possible because there was no telling when or if you would ever get to see it again. No dolby surround sound, or digital projection; but still the grandness of it all in my recollections was something that can't be matched in any of today's IMAX cinemas. Double features, back when minimal costs allowed for such extravagance, were a regular occurrence. I often took in a Sunday matinee only to waltz back in for a seven o'clock showing. It was a time of innocence, when the ratings system was more of a guide that was often ignored by the friendly faces in the ticket window, at least for my benefit. I don't recall ever being turned away from a R-rated movie.
On Friday nights, barring a football game, the Strand Twin was the gathering spot for the youth of Prestonsburg where popcorn fights, and stolen kisses in those shadowy back corner seats were the order of business; before we all tuned each other out to focus on text messaging and Facebook updates.
To me, the colossal achievements in cinema making that I witnessed in the Strand Twin are on even par with some of the most horrendous movies ever made. (Space Hunter 3D) In truth, I probably have more fond memories of the bad movies I saw there, as a testament of my loyalty to the business.
But in the spring of 2012 the business changed. The business model no longer worked. The theatre went dark throughout the week, only opening it's doors on weekends. It was only a matter of time before the inevitable occurred. On January 6, the cinema will close for good, barring the intervention of some well intentioned wealthy do-gooder.
The Strand Twin Theatre will be missed by many in the community. Its darkened auditorium was as much a part of my childhood as riding a bicycle, playing video games at Billy Ray's Playhouse, or Spooky the dog.
I hate to see it go. Not for any rational reasons of preserving downtown Prestonsburg's economic stability, but merely the loss of another edifice of my youth, where the hum of a 35 mm projector is barely audible in a dimly lit auditorium, the richest memories of my life played out upon a silver screen.


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When I was growing up, our smoke detector was like the dinner bell. Whenever it went off, Mother snatched her latest catastrophe from the oven, hopped on a stool and beat the alarm with a meat mallet until it squawked and died.
She did not enjoy cooking and thus paid no attention to the process until the alarm shrilled. We went through a lot of them. I definitely remember Dad replacing three in one year.
Once Mother was all dressed up for an Eastern Star meeting when the alarm went off. (A pot roast burned to a cinder, if I recall.) She snatched a spike-heeled pump from her foot and smashed the device so hard she left divots in the wall. Then she waltzed out the door.
Then there was the 1 a.m. excitement a few years ago. On the first cold night in my brand-new little house, I decided to inaugurate the gas-log fireplace. I felt so cozy. Then I felt sleepy and went to bed.
The fire alarm woke me an hour later. I leaped out of bed screaming GAS!!! and ran around opening all the windows. In February. When the alarm kept shrieking, I called 9-1-1.
I just used my gas fireplace for the first time and now my fire alarm is going off. What should I do?
Leave the premises, the dispatcher said.
Huh? I said.
GET OUT OF THE HOUSE NOW, she bawled, and I flew from the front door to the street in two strides. And there I stood in my bunny slippers and bathrobe, quivering pitifully.
Moments later a fire engine and EMS truck rolled up. It was both surreal and wonderful to see firefighters in turnout gear hustling into my house.
The upshot: I wasnt gassed; the alarm was brand-new and extremely sensitive. It just went off for no reason, the way I sometimes do.
Fast-forward nine years. Last week I was home alone in the house I share with Widdle when the fire/smoke/carbon monoxide detector went off. This was huge: flashing lights, blaring horn and a womans voice with a faint British accent screaming, Unsafe levels of carbon monoxide detected. LEAVE THE PREMISES!
Being a mellower version of my mother, I climbed on a chair and removed the batteries. When Widdle came home he deemed it a fluke and replaced the batteries. Four minutes later, all hell broke loose again.
Its old; its malfunctioning. Ill buy a new one, he said, and did.
Not 10 minutes after he installed the fancy new one the alarm blared again, just as I stepped into the tub. (All catastrophes happen when Im in the tub.)
This female voice had a faint Dutch accent when it screamed, Exit now! Carbon monoxide detected!
Widdle disabled the alarm and announced, This one must be broken, too. What are the odds? Then our eyes met as the truth dawned: When two alarms scream carbon monoxide! in 24 hours its because, hello! Theres carbon monoxide in the house.
Widdle promptly turned off the gas-fueled heat and called a repairman buddy. There was a hole in an element and a new one had to be ordered. Which is why we had no heat from Friday to Tuesday.
The good news: We have heat again, and the alarm hasnt gone off. The bad news: Im too nervous to take another bath.
Julie R. Smith, who urges everyone to obey their smoke detectors, can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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- Vendor-independent integration of components and services through JBI explained with real-world examples
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This book is aimed at Java developers and integration architects who want to become proficient with the Java Business Integration (JBI) standard. Readers should have some experience with Java and have developed and deployed applications in the past, but need no previous knowledge of JBI. The book can also be useful to anyone who is struggling to understand ESB and how it differs from other architectures and to understand its position in SOA.
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- An IT Manager or an Officer who knows well about SOA or SOI but want to see something in code (you can adorn your flashy presentations with some live code too).
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- Assembling services and porting them across containers using JBI
- Exposing EJB as a WSDL-compliant service across firewalls
- Binding remote services to ESB to be consumed internally
- Exposing local components in ESB like POJO as externally accessible WSDL-compliant services
- Providing a web service gateway for external consumers
- Accessing web services over a reliable transport channel like JMS
- Implementing web service versioning using ESB
- Implementing service aggregation at ESB
- Transactions, Security, Clustering, and JMX in ESB
Chapter 1 begins with a quick tour on Enterprise Integration and the associated issues so that you can better understand the problem that we are trying to solve, rather than following a solution for an unknown problem. We also introduce Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) architecture and compare and contrast that with other integration architectures.
Chapter 2 introduces Java Business Integration (JBI), inspects the need for another standard for Business Integration, and looks into the details of what this standard is all about.
Chapter 3 introduces ServiceMix, which is an open-source ESB platform in the Java programming language, built from the ground up with JBI APIs and principles. It also runs through a few other ESB products.
Chapter 4 looks at how we have been binding services locally or remotely even before the ESB became popular. The chapter demonstrates how tunneling using conventional J2EE tools will help to expose even technology-specific API services. An example of such a service is an EJB service to be exposed through firewalls over HTTP, so that the service becomes technology agonistic.
Chapter 5 introduces XFire, which is a new generation Java SOAP framework to easily expose web services. Here we demonstrate the integration capabilities of XFire.
Chapter 6 teaches you JBI packaging and deployment. After going through this chapter you will be able to build, package, and deploy integration artifacts as standard JBI packages into the JBI container.
Chapter 7 teaches you how to create your own components and deploy them onto the JBI container. This chapter visits the core API from the ServiceMix as well as from the JBI specification, which will function as useful helper classes using which you can develop integration components quickly.
Chapter 8 shows you how to bind Enterprise Java Beans components to the ESB. EJB is the Distributed Component paradigm in the Java-J2EE world and the industry has a lot invested in this technology. Coexisting services with those components will help you to reuse those existing investments so that we can continue building new systems based on higher levels of SOA maturity.
Chapter 9 shows POJO Binding to the ESB using JSR181. POJO components can be easily exposed as WSDL-compliant services to the JBI bus.
Chapter 10 illustrates how to bind web services to the ServiceMix ESB, thus creating a web services gateway at the ESB layer.
Chapter 11 looks at how Java Message Service (JMS), which is a platform-dependent messaging technology, can increase the QoS features of web services by making web services accessible through the JMS channel.
Chapter 12 introduces Java XML binding and XStream, which is a simple open-source library to serialize Java objects to XML and back again. We show the XStream integration with ESB demonstrating streaming of data across the bus.
Chapter 13 visits the JDK Proxy classes and then explains the JBI Proxy in detail with examples. We show a practical use of the JBI Proxy—Proxying the external web services in the JBI bus.
Chapter 14 explains versioning in the SOA context and explains various strategies and approaches to versioning services. It also explains and demonstrates a versioning example leveraging the targetNamespace attribute. Versioning services, especially versioning of web services, is a topic of heated discussion in many forums and sites.
Chapter 15 explains that the EAI patterns are nuggets of advice made out of aggregating basic Message Exchange Pattern elements to solve frequently recurring integration problems. We can look at EAI patterns as design patterns for solving integration problems. This chapter demonstrates many of the common EAI patterns.
Chapter 16 looks into a sample use case. One of the useful applications of ESB is to provide a "Services Workbench" in which we can use various integration patterns available to aggregate services to carry out business processes.
Chapter 17 visits a few selected QoS features such as Transactions, Security, Clustering, and Management, which can impact the programming and deployment aspects using ESB.
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The goal of Java Business Integration (JBI) is to allow components and services to be integrated in a vendor-independent way, allowing users and vendors to plug and play.
Java Business Integration (JBI) is a specification aiming to define a Service Provider Interface for integration containers so that integration components written for these containers are portable across containers and also integrate with other components or services using standard protocols and formats. JBI is based on JSR 208, which is an extension of Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE).
This book first discusses the various integration approaches available and introduces the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), a new architectural pattern that facilitates integrating services. ESB provides mediation services including routing and transformation. Java Business Integration (JBI) provides a collaboration framework that provides standard interfaces for integration components and protocols to plug into, thus allowing the assembly of Service-Oriented Integration (SOI) frameworks following the ESB pattern. Once JBI and ESB are introduced, we look at how we have been doing service integration without either of these using traditional J2EE. The book then slowly introduces ESB and, with the help of code, showcases how easily things can be done using JBI.


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Why have they never got round to doing a carded Wedge? The man who REALLY blew up the second Death Star...
Why have they never got round to doing a carded Wedge? The man who REALLY blew up the second Death Star...
...and the man who wussied out at the first Death Star.
What he said: "I'm Hit! I can't stay with you. Sorry."
What he was thinking: "Geezus! There are TIE fighters EVERYWHERE!!! I just soiled my flight suit!! And there's DARTH VADER!!! I have to get out of here...I know I'll tell them I've been hit and that I can't stay...ooohhh...I want my mommy...."
At least Biggs died doing what he was supposed to, protecting his wingman.
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That's a fair point actually... I mean Luke kept going, and his stabilizer kept coming loose! And Hoth, he lost his gunner, but it didn't stop him setting up runs for other speeders!
I never got that Wedge thing in ANH. He could still fly the thing, it wasn't a major problem, why did Luke tell him to get clear?
New figure then, the "soiled spacesuit" Atomic Wedgie!
The reason Wedge lived and Biggs died is simple. Wedge was a coward who deserved to die, and Biggs was fated to survive that battle. However, after the "Piggy" crack, the will of the Force felt that Biggs needed to die a horrible death, and that Wedge would live to maintain the Balance of the Force.
Tommy, close your eyes.
The script to ANH has Wedge's X-wing taking a direct hit from Vader, but Luke's never directly hit. I guess the idea is to show that Wedge is really messed up and simply cannot continue straight without maybe flying into Luke or Biggs.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
I dont really think we need one. The Wedge from the 3-pack is fine, a very cool figure that kind of looks like me without the long hair and glasses
Unless I was some hard core Wedge fan who did not unpackage my figures and wanted a mint-on-card resculpted Wedge Antillies sitting aboute the fireplace, I really wouldn't bother buying one.
Have you customized the 3pack wedge into yourself since it looks like yourself???Originally posted by Brave Sir Robin
I dont really think we need one. The Wedge from the 3-pack is fine, a very cool figure that kind of looks like me without the long hair and glasses
''You fool, my reach is far greater than the Jedi.Only a Sith can wield the force over such a great distance.'' - Darth Sidious
Stop making fun of Wedge! The reason he left is because he obviously knew that if he stayed he could endanger the mission further. The only reason that Luke lived is because he had Artoo and the Force. Biggs died because he was too stupid to eject or pull up, he had enough time to. So, it wasn't that he was afraid or anything, he felt that he had to because he didn't want to mess up the mission anymore than it already was. I would like a carded Wedge, I mean we got a carded Porkins and Biggs, now we need Wedge, Red Leader, and Gold Squadron. Wedge is better than Luke and Biggs......
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A carded Wedge would be cool! I, for one, never took his pulling out of the Death Star Trench as cowardice just a malfunction that could have killed him or Luke. Luke was smart enough to let him get out of harm's way to prevent unecessary loss of life. Either that or he hoped the TIE Fighters would follow him.
I would also like to see a carded Zev (Rogue Two), someone needs to rescue those dumb Rebels who stay out after dark.
If you don't recall who Zev was then:
"To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up." - C.S. Lewis
Yeah, and having a Zev figure will open the door for Edina and Patsy figures, which could then lead to Bubbles, Gran, and Saffron figures. (I'll be slightly impressed if anybody gets THAT cross-reference)
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
"In Brooklyn, a castle, is where dwell I"
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.


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People complain of flooding and non-working drains. However, I see everyone mowing their lawns and blowing the debris into the gutters. Stop blocking the drains, and you won't have to worry about them backing up and smelling.
Chainsaw art
There was a lady looking for a chain saw artist. I recommend Superior Saw Art.
The working people are sick of County taxes, City taxes, cigarette taxes, food taxes, property taxes, health taxes and now the president is talking about energy taxes. Do they think we all just work to pay taxes? Pretty soon, we're going to be working for nothing. The average person works four months out of the year just to pay taxes.
Kiss my grits
Paula Deen should call a huge news conference and say, "Kiss my grits," then fade off into the sunset and spend the millions she has made.
Fox News, which I only watch for news, is terrible about exposing, but most of the time does not follow-up on the story. IRS credit card use is the latest, but let's see what comes of the story. My guess is nothing. Does anyone ever get fired once in the federal government?
Right vs. Left
Ever wonder why Conservatives are called the "right" and Liberals are called the "left?" Look in the Bible, Ecclesiastes 10:2. (NIV). Also, the last four letters of American are "I can," and the last four letters of Republican are "I Can." The last four letters of Democrats are "Rats."
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We look around at what is, and has been, happening in our country over the past 40 years or so and we know our country is declining in almost all categories. But two or three decisions by the Supreme Court have done, perhaps, the most destruction. Those decisions were on allowing abortion, banning school prayer and now redefining the definition of traditional marriage. There are many other cases, but those certainly show a decline in America values.
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The Virginia General Assembly has approved a transportation funding package that had been the centerpiece of Gov. Bob McDonnell's (R) legislative agenda this year.
The bill changes how the gas tax is administered, increases the state sales tax to dedicate funding to transportation and includes local funding mechanisms for Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads.
The General Assembly has been struggling for more than a decade to resolve the state's transportation funding challenges. House of Delegates Speaker William Howell (R-Dist. 28) called the passage a "truly historic moment."
"It has been 27 years since we have enacted a long-term, sustainable, comprehensive transportation funding plan for Virginia. During those nearly three decades of inaction we have witnessed congestion worsen and the quality of life of our citizens decline," McDonnell said in a released statement last week, after House and Senate leaders announced an agreement on the legislation. "This year, we have finally worked together, across party and regional lines, to fix this quality of life issue."
McDonnell had advocated eliminating the gas tax in favor of a higher sales tax, a concept that won support in the House, but state senators instead wanted to reform the gas tax.
The compromise bill that ultimately passed does not fully eliminate the gas tax, but does split transportation funding between a wholesale fuel tax and an increased sales tax.
The compromise includes a 3.5 percent wholesale gas tax and an increase of three-tenths of a percentage point in the state sales tax, which would be dedicated to transportation funding. The sales tax would increase from 5 percent to 5.3 percent.
The wholesale tax on diesel would be set at 6 percent.
Along with other funding sources, like increasing the registration fee for hybrids and alternative fuel vehicles from $50 to $100, the bill would generate an additional $860 million per year, according to legislators' estimates.
The legislation also includes a local funding component for Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads, allowing localities in those regions to increase local taxes and use those revenues to fund local transportation projects.
"Make no mistake — this is a compromise piece of legislation. Neither Republicans nor Democrats achieved exactly the kind of solution that they wanted," Howell said in a released statement. "But this moment shows why Virginia is so fundamentally different from the rest of the country: in a time of crisis and need, we came together and worked in a bipartisan fashion to find a solution. We did not stick our heads in the sand. We did not duck the tough decisions."
Anti-tax groups brought a last-minute lobbying push to fight the transportation bill due to its reliance on new taxes. Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, the Republican nominee for this year's race for governor, was among those opposing the bill that was agreed to in a House-Senate conference committee.
"I have always believed—and continue to believe—that raising taxes should be the last resort in public policy," Oak Hill Del. Jim LeMunyon (R-Dist. 67) said in a letter to constituents explaining his support for the bill. "I take no joy in telling you that with respect to transportation funding, we are at the last resort. But I believe enacting this imperfect legislation is better than any alternative to address Northern Virginia's transportation problems."


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I have often wondered what Mr. King is going to be doing-writing. in the year 2019 . Its only 7 years away.
chances are he will still be writing , chances are good anyhow.
Lets hope 2019 is a better year for him then 99' was . and all the years between now and then .


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The candidates are incumbent Preston Hawkins, who is running as a Republican, and challenger Chuck Baker, who is running as a Democrat.
Next week will feature the candidates from the only other local contested race, Commission District Four. Incumbent Commissioner Bert Liston is being challenged for his seat by Daylon Martin.
Jones County will have a candidate forum sponsored by the Gray/Jones County Chamber of Commerce and The Jones County News Oct. 15 at the W.E. Knox Center. All local and state candidates have been invited to attend and will take questions submitted by audience members.
More important dates to remember for the election are Oct. 9, which is the last day to register to vote in the November election, and Oct. 15, the first day of Early Voting. Early voting is held at the Jones County Elections office located in the Government Center. Voting hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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College of Western Idaho (CWI) Business and Financial Services is comprised of: Business Office, Budget, Purchasing, Payroll, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Student Accounts, Professional Technical Education and Grant Accounting, and Fixed Assets. Our responsibilities include paying the College's legal obligations, collecting student, grant, state and other revenues, managing student accounts, evaluating and maintaining strong internal controls, and coordinating internal and external audits.
The mission of Business and Financial Services is to safeguard institutional resources and provide effective and efficient accounting and operational support while complying with Federal, State and regulatory financial guidelines.
Audit Reports
Contact information: Cheryl Wright, Vice President of Finance and Administration
CWI's Financials are prepared annually for the period July 1- June 30 and are audited by an external firm. Reports are available for the following years:
Purchasing Notices
Contact information: Janet Gonzalez, RFP / Contract Specialist
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Contact information: Cheryl Wright, Vice President of Finance and Administration
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Best of the Alps
Rossignol joins forces with the most prestigious winter sports resorts
Rossignol has signed a strategic partnership agreement with the Best of the Alps association, which encompasses the 12 most prestigious resorts in the French, Austrian, Italian, Swiss and German Alps: Chamonix Mont-Blanc, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Davos, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Grindelwald, Kitzbühel, Lech Zürs am Arlberg, Megève, Seefeld, St. Anton am Arlberg, Saint-Moritz and Zermatt. These prestigious destinations play host to over 10 million visitors from more than 60 different countries.
Rossignol and these legendary resorts champion the same values, such as authenticity and excellence, as well as sharing the determination to give winter sports enthusiasts an exceptional experience.
The Rossignol Group is giving an even clearer illustration of its desire to reach out to enthusiasts, while taking an analytical look at skiers' uses and needs. This partnership is also part of the Rossignol Group's offensive strategy targeting the Austrian, Swiss and German markets.
Events will be staged in the resorts during the three-year partnership to give the group's brands an even higher profile in these symbolic resorts. To mark the launch of the partnership, Rossignol will use this winter to offer a limited-series high-end piste ski proudly flying the Best of the Alps colors, which will be available in partner resorts.
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GREENVILLE - East Carolina women's basketball head coach Heather Macy, a Hamptonville native and graduate from Starmount, captured Conference USA's Coach of the Year award, the conference announced last week.
In her third season at the helm of the ECU women's basketball program, Macy led the Pirates to a 21-8 overall record and a No. 2 seed in the conference tournament.
The 20-win season and highest-ever seeding for ECU comes on the heels of the Pirates being chosen to finish 11th in the conference preseason polls after concluding the 2011-12 campaign with a 12-19 overall record and a 5-11 C-USA mark.
East Carolina received an at-large bid in the upcoming Women's National Invitational Tournament, its first postseason appearance since the 2009-10 season.
This award is Macy's first C-USA Coach of the Year honor and her fourth-career coach of the year award after having garnered the honor at Pfeiffer in 2006-07 and winning the awards on two separate occasions at Francis Marion (2007-08 and 2008-09).
Macy, a 1996 graduate of Starmount and a member of the Lady Rams' varsity team, was a four-year letter-winner at Greensboro College. She ended her career 11th on the Pride's career scoring list and in the top 10 for assists, graduating in 2000 with a degree in sport and exercise studies (cum laude).
In 2002, she earned a master's degree in human performance and recreation from the University of Southern Mississippi.
After six seasons as an assistant coach in the collegiate ranks, Macy was named the head coach at Pfeifffer in 2005. In 2006-07, she took the Falcons to a 26-5 record, the Carolina-Virginia Athletics Conference (CVAC) regular-season and tournament championships, and an appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament.
Macy then guided Francis Marion to back-to-back Peach Belt Conference Championships from 2007-09, where she took the Patriots to the Sweet 16 in her final season at the helm.
Macy owns a career mark of 131-54 as a head coach.
The Pirates open playoff action Thursday against Western Kentucky in Bowling Green, Ky.
"I am so thrilled to coach this team another day," Macy said. "These girls have worked so hard, they deserve success."
Information courtesy of ECUPirates.com.


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You might remember the strange incident from January that made Google's search results pages almost unusable for 30 minutes by flagging all the search results as malware. The incident is now Google's favorite example to show that its search engine is not a monopoly and competition is one click away: Yahoo's search volume has doubled before Google fixed the error.
A study from 2008 showed that 55% of the US Internet users have more than one regularly used search engine.
The two slides are from a Google presentation titled "Google, Competition and Openness" [PDF], obtained by Consumer Watchdog, an organization which claims that it managed to debunk Google's affirmations.
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Deserve better
When is someone going to stand up and oppose Sen. Lindsey Graham? We deserve so much better than him. He and John McCain are sad, old men.
It took a lot of courage for the man who robbed banks to share his story about his past crimes. He really only needs God's forgiveness, and I think he already has that.
Stay in one lane
When turning onto a two-lane road the person turning right should stay in the right lane. The person turning left should stay in the left lane.
Another tax
Maybe, when you're working part-time and realize that everything is more costly, you'll realize that ObamaCare is nothing but another stupid tax.
No say
People are not paying taxes because they have to. They have no say about how the taxes are spent. We need to pray together and rejoice when the time comes.
Food stamps, working
Not everyone on food stamps is doing it because they don't want to work. There are good people who work two jobs and still can't afford food because S.C. doesn't pay their workers enough. It is a state where you can be fired without cause. Don't complain.
My husband worked for 40 years and made good money. He paid big high taxes. Now, he has passed away, and I'm getting food stamps. I'm getting back what I paid in.
City on own block
One way to stop these thoroughfares from traveling through your neighborhood would be to have the City planners move into the homes that will be affected.
Obama concerns
I'm not against Obama because of his race. He is ruining the health care system, and taxes have gone up for everyone. His cabinet nominations are terrible. Hagel is incompetent.
Proposed bill
Permitted concealed weapons are allowed in establishments that serve only food. The proposed bill (S.C. Senate bill 308) expands access to having lunch and dinner in restaurants that happen to have bars co-located in their establishments, as part of their businesses. It's about having a meal without an alcoholic beverage.
Thanks for reviving power
Thank you to Aiken Electric Co-op for getting our electricity back up so quickly after Monday night's storm.
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Sleezy Uncle Joe
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by absolem
Daily breaking news and news the liberal media doesn't want you to know, won't report, or just daily news issues.
Posts: 6067 - Americans for many years have had to rely on left leaning biased news reporting from liberal media such as NBC, ABC, and CBS and the New York Times.
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by Ohwiseone
What happened to the "Union Influence in Politics" topic?
Posts: 5577 - Even though I initiated it as the debut topic in the Times forums, I'm happy to realize it has been deleted. It died an ugly death long ago, and should have been executed long before it was.
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Barack Obama Legacy
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Jobs Jobs Jobs
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Paving the Pathway for Hillary
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Why do right-wing fanatics feel that they have to attack those who dont agree with them ?
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Racism and the 2012 election
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by Ohwiseone
Obamacare is not "FREE" health care
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"Union fat-cats...myth or reality?"
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The legacy of George" Dubya" Bush
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Is the GOP "out of touch" with women?
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Scandal - Abuse Centered Right In The Mid Ohio Valley
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Romney/Ryan give U.S. a chance to advance
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have Republican or Democratic Presidents done more to grow the economy?
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Religious Ignorance in the US
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Deny, deflect, mislead and lie!
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Middle Earth Weekend at Sarehole 2012
Celebrating Tolkien in Birmingham
Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 May
11am to 5pm each day
Sarehole Mill Recreation Ground, Cole Bank Road, Hall Green, Birmingham B13 0BD
May is the time of year you can enter the magical world of Middle Earth at Sarehole Mill. The theme for 2012 is the 75th anniversary since the publication of The Hobbit by J R R Tolkien.
Middle Earth Weekend has exciting events and activities for all ages. Entrance is free, though there is a small charge for some of the activities. Come with an inspiring costume and take part in the competition, or relax and listen to poetry and music. Watch the Vikings fight, or you have a go at archery and find out for yourself how it felt to do battle in medieval times.
Come on the Heritage Bus Tour to see more of Tolkien's connections with the area, or watch Shire Production's performances from Tolkien's writing.
Details and timetables for all activities will be in the programme, available at the entrance for £1. Find out more at
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Men's Soccer Clawed By Panthers
Road Defeat in Rain
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Bradford, PA – The Hilbert College men's soccer team was coming off an exciting 2-2 OT tie over the weekend and looked forward to their next contest before they traveled to Pitt-Bradford on October 6. The home team pulled the rug out from under the Hawks in their 5-0 defeat on a rain soaked afternoon in Bradford. The Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference loss drops Hilbert to 0-3 and 0-10-1 overall. Bradford improves 3-1 in the league and 5-4-1 overall.
Bradford took a 3-0 lead with quick back-to-back goals scored 87-seconds apart just before half time. Following intermission, the Panthers scored their fourth goal within the first two minutes of the second half crushing any hopes of a comeback by the Hawks. Hilbert's junior goal keeper, Kamil Cislak (Lancaster, NY/Lancaster), made 9 saves out of the 14 shots he faced during the match while sophomore forward Ed Sarcione (Eden, NY/Eden) lead the Hawks in shots (3).
Hilbert will be back in action on Saturday, October 9th when they make a day trip to Mount Aloysius College for a 3 pm kick. They return to WNY for a 6:00 pm Columbus Day match against D'Youville College at Buffalo's Riverside high school.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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It's spring-cleaning time. This year, why not also do some sprucing up of your investments and your overall financial strategy?
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At some point, many people with retirement or employer-sponsored investment accounts will be faced with the decision of what to do with rollover funds. This can happen when you change jobs and cash out a 401(k), or when you retire. In either case, it's important to think through your options. Ideally, it's best to choose a strategy that meets your retirement needs, minimizes the impact of taxes, and avoids penalties.
When married couples have young children, often one spouse stays home while the other works outside the home. While most parents understand the necessity of purchasing a life insurance policy on the income earner, few realize the importance of also insuring the stay-at-home spouse.
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Jeffrey Porter, chair of the AICPA's Tax Executive Committee, sent a letter to Steven Miller, acting commissioner of the IRS, on Friday raising concerns about the "very compressed and difficult filing season" AICPA members and their clients are facing, due to the ongoing delays in the IRS's acceptance of certain tax forms.
In early January, the IRS announced a delayed, Jan. 30, start to the 2013 tax filing season, and it did not start accepting business tax returns until Feb. 4. The IRS also announced that, because of the need for extensive form and processing systems changes, many taxpayers would not be able to file returns until March.
The IRS published a list of forms that it would not be able to accept on Jan. 30. Currently, there are still 29 forms that cannot be filed because they must be updated and systems for processing them tested. The IRS has said it will start accepting returns that include these delayed forms in the first week of March, but has not given a specific date. In his letter, Porter expressed concern about the continuing delay in the release of these forms and asked the IRS to clarify when those forms will be available.
Porter expressed to the IRS particular concern "about the impact the delays in forms releases will have on the processing of partnership, S corporation, C corporation and other business returns due on March 15."
He noted that preparers may have only seven days to complete these returns, and he raised the issue of returns that require Form 5471, Information Return of U.S. Persons With Respect to Certain Foreign Corporations, an "extremely complicated" form that "it will be a challenge to complete the filing of" by the March 15 due date.
Porter also raised the issue of problems individual taxpayers are having with the delays—"particularly taxpayers who file one of the delayed forms or needs a Form K-1 from a flow-through entity in order to file their return."
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Police arrested an Aiken man in connection with an assault on a young woman that happened downtown on July 12.
Derek Randolph Brooks, 38, was charged with attempted murder, kidnapping and first-degree criminal sexual conduct. He was placed in the Aiken County detention center, where he remained on Tuesday afternoon.
The incident happened about 2:50 a.m. July 12 near the intersection of Newberry Street and Park Avenue, police said. The 22-year-old victim left a downtown establishment and was walking alone when she was assaulted by a man who was walking behind her, police said.
The man reportedly did not have a weapon and used only his hands, police said.
Police have not commented on the extent of the woman's injuries but said she was "struck in the head."
Investigators have received assistance with the case from the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, the Second Judicial Circuit Solicitor's Office, North Augusta Public Safety, the S.C. Law Enforcement Division and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' RAGE Task Force.
The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information about this crime is asked to call CrimeStoppers of the Midlands at 888-CRIME-SC. Callers can remain anonymous and will be eligible for a cash reward of between $50 and $1,000.
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Lateef McMullan, Michael Harthun and Gary Winston each scored 13 points for Portland State (5-8, 3-3 Big Sky) while Aaron Moore had 12 points including an 8 for 9 performance from the free-throw line.
Portland State shot an even 50 percent from the field, making 26 of 52, and managed to recover from an early 7-0 deficit after the Lumberjacks hit their first three shots.
Northern Arizona (5-11, 2-4) led much of the first half but the Vikings used a 17-10 run over the final 9:05 to take a 34-32 lead at halftime. Portland State never trailed in the second half.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Dec. 13-15, 2013. 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.
Crystal Nicole Grey, 31 possession of less than 1 gram of methamphetamine, allowing unlicensed driver, drug paraphernalia, possession of drugs in a park
Devlin Dovon Simpkins, 22 trespassing after notice
Zachary OBrien Mathis, 19 breaking into a motor vehicle
Rodney Louis Green, 45 driving under the influence second offense sentence
Juland Latresea Price, 35 violation of probation sentence
Noland Marqueal McKie Sr., 34 failure to pay child support, direct contempt
Cassandra Rene Courtney, 40 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Linda Denise Turner, 43 shoplifting $1,000 or less commitment
Tony Eugene Curtis, 47 family court/failure to appear, driving under the influence
Deborah Jean Hunt, 54 unlawful use of a telephone bench warrant
Dexter Leroy Merriweather, 47 driving under suspension
Sevina Altheia Walker, 30 driving under the influence second offense, open container of beer/wine
Kelly Marie Jones, 40 failure to pay child support
William Buckner Wood, 37 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, malicious injury to animals or property $1,000 or less
Torina Lorenzo Coleman, 41 driving under the influence
John Mitchell Syms, 46 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, public drunk, trespassing after notice
Russell Shawn Lawson, 32 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, contributing to the delinquency of a minor
James Ronald Holden, 46 criminal domestic violence first offense
Braun Erackless Pruitt III, 38 filing a false police report felony
Michael Anthony Cornelius, 23 hit and run duties of a driver involved in accident, breach of trust less than $2,000 or less bench warrant
James Antonio Weaver, 27 shoplifting $1,000 or less, drugs prohibited acts (C), no valid drivers license bench warrant
Chemairer Lashia Cannon, 34 criminal domestic violence first offense
Jimmie Johnson, 60 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, trespassing after notice
Brandon Leon McKie, 28 failure to pay child support
Earnest Corley Jr., 31 tag expired, driving under the influence
William Thomas Steed Jr., 48 criminal domestic violence first offense
Jaimie Joe Marino, 28 operating an uninsured vehicle, simple possession of marijuana, driving under the influence
Dennis Brian Markle, 47 driving under suspension, driving under the influence
Donald Daffy Paige, 60 trespassing after notice
Devlin Raynard Walker, 21 failure to comply, simple possession of marijuana second offense
Keith Antonio Washington, 28 driving under the influence commitment
William Clark Smith, 28 driving under suspension second offense
Victor Dewayne Currie, 45 assault and battery second degree
Robert Anthony Jackson, 22 hold for Aiken County Sheriffs Office warrants
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Note: to fix missions built with F2 v2-7-2 simply update f/common/f_spect/specta.sqf with the version from F2 v2-7-3.2-7-3 | 07 JUL 2013
Hot fix: Fixed Kegetys Spectator Script component (broken by ACRE Support component).
About F2
The F2 Mission Development Framework (F2) is the successor to the popular BAS f mission development framework for ArmA (discussed in this thread). The new framework contains many of the features you know from BAS f, updated to work with ArmA2 and ArmA2:OA, plus some new components which take advantage of the new game's special features.
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Aiken City Council voted by majority Monday to approve a request, including an amended landscaping plan, to supply water and sewer services to the County Complex currently under construction, provided the County submit an application for annexation into city limits within 30 days.
After debating the issue – often heatedly – for about an hour, Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Councilmembers Gail Diggs, Steve Homoki and Lessie Price voted in favor of approving the request. Councilmen Reggie Ebner and Dick Dewar were opposed. Don Wells was not present as he is now the representative of S.C. House District 81.
Several months ago, the County submitted an application for City utilities for its new office complex on University Parkway but with two variance requests.
The first was that the County not be required to annex into the City of Aiken, which is required by code if a property is contiguous to City limits and the owner applies for utilities. The County has now agreed to submit an annexation application immediately.
The second variance was a request for a waiver from the landscaping ordinance. Those who use City utilities are also asked to follow landscaping plans and sign ordinances.
The County amended the landscaping plan, reducing the size of one of the parking areas and adding the suggested Lingustrums in order to provide a better screen. The revised plan shows 238 Lingustrums and 41 magnolia trees planted in that buffer. A gate at the Lincoln Avenue entrance will also be installed. The County will also comply with City lighting standards.
"Once the plantings reach maturity, they will have the same look as those on Whiskey Road near the Palmetto Golf Club," said City Manager Richard Pearce. "The landscape plan now does meet City ordinances."
The County has also requested that any building inspections be completed by its own in-house officers and not the City's, which was ultimately granted by City Council.
"I am still not clear why the waiver from City inspections. We are now setting a precedent that you can build whatever you want and we won't inspect it," Dewar said. "The County has put us in a position where it's hard to say, 'No.'"
Pearce reported the City's building official "strongly prefers" that County officers finish the necessary inspections instead of the City's officers going in to complete them midstream.
Aiken County Administrator Clay Killian said he and staff believe County rules and regulations are sufficient enough to construct a quality facility at that site.
"The County is not just anybody; it is not a commercial entity. They promised they would be good neighbors. They will put up a buffer. They're not a regular customer. The building will be a pleasant addition to the City. Let's not get hung up on a technicality," Homoki said.
Even though he voted in favor of the utilities request, Cavanaugh said the situation "really upsets him."
"There are major points here. We're opening the door, weakening our policy, sending a message to the Planning Commission. Why didn't you come to the City (before starting to build)? I have a very hard time going against our policies," he said.
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FCCP office in Duncansville, PA, joined with Arrow Child & Family
Ministries of Hollidaysburg to honor area foster and adoptive families at a
recognition banquet May 20th from 6- 9 p.m. at The Casino at
Lakemont Park in Altoona.
to a generous grant from the Adoption Coalition of the State of PA, Department
of Public Welfare, a total of 125 adults attended the event and enjoyed a
wonderful meal and informative presentations.
event included a dinner and awards followed by a panel discussion
featuring: Mark Tennant,
Founder/CEO, Arrow Child & Family Ministries; Maryanne Burger,
Administrator, Blair Country Children, Youth & Family; Kim Walkingshaw,
Statewide Adoption Network (SWAN); President Judge Jolene Grubb Kopriva; Paul
and Maribeth Mills, KidsPeace Resource Family; Troy and Jodie Campbell, Arrow
Ambassador Family.
event was be an excellent way to show how valued these families are and to
amplify the need for more families to come forward to care for children in need
of foster care or adoption," said Melinda Shea, Program Director, Arrow Child
& Family Ministries.
to KidsPeace Program Manager Tammi Yeckley, speakers included KidsPeace and Arrow Child & Family
Ministries Staff, Judge Jolene Kopriva, Director of Blair County
Children, Youth & Families, Maryanne Burger, Kim Walkingshaw from
SWAN (Statewide Adoption and Permanency Network). Other attendants included
several Blair CYS Supervisors and caseworkers, representatives from Bedford
Bounty CYS, a couple of Guardian ad litem attorneys, and many foster and/ or
adoptive families, as well as families interested in beginning the process of
becoming foster or adoptive parents. The local YMCA provided child care service
for all of the foster/adoptive families' children. Gift baskets and certificates were
provided to all attending and active resource families; CYS caseworker awards
were also given to those that were nominated. Food was excellent and feedback
we have received thus far has been really wonderful.
evening also included "Heart Gallery," featuring a video and photo gallery of
Pennsylvania children who are available for adoption. The event is funded through a grant from the Adoption
Coalition of the State of PA, Department of Public Welfare.
more information on how to become a foster or adoptive parent in Pennsylvania,
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