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Carla Jayroe Brandon and her husband, Lucas, started their day last Thursday the way many couples do: they argued.
He wanted her to write a speech in case she was named Georgetown County Teacher of the Year that evening.
She said there was no way she was winning so there was no reason to write a speech.
In the end, Lucas was right.
Brandon said when her name was announced as Teacher of the Year, he gave me the look. When I got to the podium he had a smirk on his face. I guess he gets to be right once.
The McDonald Elementary School kindergarten teacher said it was an honor just to be a finalist, especially since a teacher needs to be at a school for three years before they can be nominated. This is the first year she qualified.
Just to be chosen that fast, its, like, wow, Brandon said. This validates everything Ive done. It helps to know that all Im doing is looked at as a good job to other educators and people in the district office.
The other finalists Scott Streiffert of Waccamaw High, Rhonda Britton of Rosemary Middle, Bethany Stearns-Miller of Waccamaw Intermediate, and Mary Sloan of Carvers Bay Middle gave Brandon a standing ovation as she received her award.
I was surprised and very honored, she said. Its amazing to be chosen out of all those teachers, to be ... representing the district. To be chosen to do that is such an honor. Its the highest honor Ive received in my career.
Brandon began her career at Browns Ferry Elementary where she stayed two years before relocating to Chesterfield County, where she spent five years at Pageland Elementary. She and Lucas then moved back to Georgetown County, where she grew up, and she started working at McDonald Elementary.
The Brandons have two children: Colby, 5, and Cort, 17 months.
Because she had not prepared a speech, Brandon forgot to thank her smirking husband, and her parents, who she said have supported and encouraging her during her entire life, including through two trips to graduate school.
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Belton (October 11, 2012) -- The second-ranked University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team will travel to Pineville, Louisiana to face 21st-ranked Louisiana College this Saturday. UMHB is 5-0 overall and has a 2-0 mark in American Southwest Conference play after posting a 49-31 victory over Texas Lutheran University last Saturday in Belton. Louisiana College is 4-1 overall and also has a 2-0 league mark after beating East Texas Baptist University 29-17 in Marshall last weekend.
The two teams were picked to finish first and second in the ASC in the league's Preseason Coaches and Media Poll this season. The Cru beat Wesley College 32-25 in Delaware in the team's previous top 25 match-up this season. LC's only loss was a 25-22 defeat at the hands of those same Wolverines in Pineville.
UMHB won last year's meeting 36-10 after falling behind 10-0 in the first quarter. The Cru leads the all-time series between the two teams 11-0 and intercepted a pass in the end zone on the game's final play to preserve a 42-38 victory over the Wildcats in the last meeting in Pineville two years ago.
"They are a very talented team with a lot of good athletes on both sides of the ball," Cru head coach Pete Fredenburg said. "They have our full attention and we know we will get their best shot. This will be a real test for our football team and we have to be ready to play for the full 60 minutes."

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The 47th Aiken Spring Steeplechase has six races on its program today at Ford Conger Field. Five are over jumps, including the $50,000 Budweiser Imperial Cup, and one is on the flat.
If you're interested in keeping up with all the action on the course, Sam Slater, president of the National Steeplechase Foundation, has some advice.
"Most of the races are 2 miles in length, so don't get too excited if a horse goes way out in front early; it doesn't mean he's going to win," said the Aiken winter resident.
Instead of keeping your eyes glued on the leader during a race's opening stages, you should check out the other horses that are competing, according to Slater.
"If a horse looks like he's jumping well and going smoothly – even though he's not right near the front – it might tell you something about how he's going to be doing at the end," Slater said. "You also should try to watch all the horses go over a fence unless the field is really spread out. If there is a fall, it's probably better to keep watching the race and not worry about the fall, even though many people are fascinated by it. Almost always everyone is OK afterward.
"It is the arm of American steeplechasing that is involved in fundraising, safety and the promotion of amateur riding," he said.
In addition, Slater is a former member of the National Steeplechase Association's board of directors, and he has served as the organization's treasurer.
Slater also is the executive producer for HCP Sports. The company will be generating video images of the Spring Steeplechase's races for the National Steeplechase Association and operating the photo-finish equipment.
"I do a lot of watching of races," said Slater, who co-founded HCP Sports.
Over the years, he's learned that the critical point in most steeplechase contests is when the horses are heading down the backstretch for the last time and nearing the final turn.
"Horses that are among the first three or four and battling while approaching the last two fences usually have a really good shot," Slater said. "If a horse is way behind, it's hard for him to make up a lot of ground."
Slater is a member of one of steeplechasing's best known families. His mother, Jill Fanning, trained Cancottage, who captured the Maryland Hunt Cup in 1980, 1981 and 1983, and Freeman's Hill, who won the prestigious event in 1988. Fanning also bred Freeman's Hill and another Maryland Hunt Cup winner, Bewley's Hill (1984).
Slater's grandmother, Joy Valentine, owned Cancottage in partnership with Fanning. Slater's sister, Joy Slater, rode Cancottage in his 1980 and 1981 Maryland Hunt Cup victories. She was the first female jockey to win a Maryland Hunt Cup.
"I'm not a licensed participant in American steeplechasing, but I'm still quite involved," Slater said.
"It's a fun thing to be around."
Gates open for the Spring Steeplechase at 9 a.m. Post time for the first race is 1 p.m.
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According to reports from Aiken Public Safety:
A burglary was reported at a home on Whiskey Road on Tuesday. The owner reported damage and graffiti on a wall inside the home.
A 47-year-old Aiken woman reported identity theft on Tuesday; someone had already filed an income tax return in her name.
A 54-year-old Aiken woman reported jewelry stolen from her home on Tuesday.
A 24-year-old North Augusta man was detained for shoplifting on Tuesday.
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A burglary was reported on Hermitage Lane in North Augusta on Tuesday.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Jefferson Davis Highway in Clearwater on Tuesday.
A 35-year-old Graniteville man was jailed for criminal domestic violence on Tuesday after he allegedly pushed his wife during an argument, causing her to strike her head on a recliner. She also suffered carpet burns to parts of her skin.
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Mary I. (Marion) Coffin, 90, passed away in the comfort of her family at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin on Monday, June 17, 2013. Born in Newport on April 24, 1923, she was the daughter of the late Raymond and Ida (Thomas) Izor. On August 30, 1947, Marion married Robert D. Coffin in Waterbury. Robert, her husband of 65 years, predeceased Marion on November 4, 2012.
Marion was a 1941 graduate of Waterbury High School where she was a member of the state championship basketball team. As a young woman, she worked as a telephone operator in Waterbury as well as drove a delivery truck for the Izor family's ice business. She also worked at the Mid-State Bowling Alley in Waterbury, another Izor family enterprise.
Following her marriage, Marion was busy and happy as a homemaker and raising her family. She later became an integral part of her husband's business for many years, Coffin's TV in Waterbury. Marion also filled in part time on occasion at the F.C. Luce Co. in Waterbury.
A woman of deep Catholic faith, Marion was an active member of St. Andrew Catholic Church, the Catholic Daughters of the Americas – Court St. Theresa and the St. Andrew Altar Society, all of Waterbury. A longtime golf enthusiast along with her husband, she was a member of Blush Hill Country Club as well as the Harry N. Cutting American Legion Auxiliary Unit 59, both of Waterbury.
In her leisure time, she enjoyed knitting, creating braided rugs, embroidery as well as spending time with her large and loving family.
Marion is survived by her children, Victoria Alberghini and her husband Mark of Waterbury, Jennifer Blacklock and her fiancé Roger Lowe of Waterbury, Denise Catchapaw of Middlebury, and Barry Coffin and his wife Tina of Brandon; her grandsons, Jeff Alberghini and his wife Kate, Matt Alberghini and his wife Michelle, Dustin Coffin and his wife Jen; her granddaughters, Kristi Blacklock and Matt Gratton, Mary Jackman and her husband Pete, Sarah Alberghini Winters and her husband Chris, Bridget Blacklock and Nathan Hayes, Christina Mas and her husband Shane, Rebecca Blacklock and her husband Josh Mandell, Alicia Catchapaw and her partner Kelly Wolff, and Amanda Coffin; her great-grandchildren, Shelby and Avery Alberghini, Ira and Tanner Alberghini, Fox, Lillian, Oren and Calvin Winters, Chessley, Genevieve and Idalee Jackman, Landon and Shaelyn Mas, and Brianna Coffin; her sister, Selma Carpenter and her husband Andrew of Waterbury Center; her brother, Robert Izor and his wife Betty of Barre; her sister-in-law, Rena Izor of Waterbury; as well as nieces, nephews and extended family. Marion was predeceased by three brothers, Calime, Charles and Richard Izor, and two sisters, Emma Clifton and Genevieve LeBourveau.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated from St. Andrew Catholic Church in Waterbury on Friday, June 21, 2013, at 11 a.m. with a reception to follow in the church parish hall. Interment will take place in Holy Cross Cemetery, Duxbury. Friends may call at the Perkins-Parker Funeral Home in Waterbury on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. The family prefers that flowers be omitted; rather memorial gifts would be appreciated to the Waterbury Ambulance Service, P.O. Box 95, Waterbury Center, VT 05677. To send online condolences visit www.perkinsparker.com and Facebook.


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- Take prescription antibiotics if an infection develops.
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- Apply sunscreen liberally, thoroughly, and frequently to all exposed skin. Do not forget your lips.
- Wear protective, tightly woven clothing, as well as a broad-rimmed hat and sunglasses.
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Major burns. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated December 19, 2014. Accessed January 13, 2015.
Oliveria SA, Saraiya M, et al. Sun exposure and risk of melanoma. Arch Dis Child. 2006;91:131-8.
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Friday night lights — the tradition continues
Baseball, at least to baseball fans, is the national pastime. But when it comes to a sport that defines and unites a community, nothing ranks higher than high school sports, and most specifically, football under the lights on Fridays all over the country.
Nearly 200 high school football contests will be played in small stadiums around North Carolina as the regular season kicks off tonight.
For Lee County's two high school teams, both begin their seasons on the road — Lee County will travel to South Carolina to play at Spartanburg Christian, while Southern Lee visits Western Harnett. Read about this week's area high school games in today's sports section.
Competitively, tonight is the start of a four-month effort to crown state champs. Even for the squads without the best records, 11 games during the next 12 weeks make a team-building educational lesson like no other, and that's not even considering two-a-days, the weight room, spring conditioning, team camps and constructive criticism from coaches.
The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) counts 14,048 schools played 11-man football in 2012. More than 1.1 million students played some type (11-man, 8-man, etc.) of football last school year. Track and field and basketball, when combining the boys and girls numbers, are close to football, but football is number one. Overall, more than 7.7 million students play one or more high school sports.
Attendance figures prove what high school sports mean to communities. They also show some of why sports give kids experience with pressure, maturity and responsibility.
The main objectives of scholastic sports isn't, or at least shouldn't be, about developing as many pro athletes as possible. However, as Aaron Mellette and Dennis Godfrey are proving, when pro aspirations lead to local kids getting a shot at the big leagues, it's outstanding for the athletes and it's another form of community pride.
In 2011, NFHS released a survey that estimated nearly three times as many spectators turned out for high school football, boys basketball and girls basketball games as collegiate and professional events in the same sports in 2009-10. The same estimate found more than 500 million fans attended high school sports when accounting for the top 16 sports by participation.
In the case of Friday night football in particular, the stage for the marching bands, cheerleaders, concession stands, meeting neighbors and letting younger kids expend some energy outside the house before the weekend are all popular reasons to come out to a game. If the hometown team wins, that's nice, too.
Every coach wants to win. Every player's goal is the state championship.
Following a preseason scrimmage last week, Western Harnett head coach Larry Brock spoke about his players sticking together as a team and wanting them to prove their hard work pays off.
Southern Lee head coach Don Simon spoke about the impressive amount of learning and studying his new players have done as players get used to a new coach and vice-versa. He also spoke about forming leaders and young men working to improve after going through a rough season last fall.
Lee County head coach Burton Cates said he is looking forward to seeing how his Yellow Jackets, with almost entirely new starting lineups entering the season, respond to pressure and adversity. All 14,000-plus football teams have players stepping up into larger roles and responsibilities, but Cates's squad has the test of doing it practically as a team.
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Visual Merchandising Faculty Member Paul Olszewski Interviewed by The Wall Street Journal About His Work on Macy's Holiday Windows
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Paul Olszewski, who is a faculty member in LIM College's Visual Merchandising Department and Director of Windows for Macy's Herald Sqaure, was recently featured in a video on the Wall Street Journal's website about the department store's legendary holiday window display. The Macy's windows attract visitors from all over the world and are one of New York City's most enduring holiday traditions. This year's windows are based on "Yes, Virginia" an animated Christmas special that will air on CBS on Dec. 14. The displays combine traditional hand-crafted artistry with cutting-edge technology to dazzle and delight children of all ages.


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The Latin American Library at Tulane University is pleased to announce the Richard E. Greenleaf Fellowships to support research at the Library. Their purpose is to offer researchers who permanently reside in any country of Latin America or the Caribbean short-term residential fellowships to use the resources of the Latin American Library at Tulane to conduct research in any field of the humanities or social sciences.


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In July, twelve local 8 year old boys represented Southeast Oklahoma as they competed in the Cal Ripken Regional 8 year old Machine Pitch All Star Baseball Tournament in Jonesboro, Arkansas. The boys played in 6 games that were stretched over the 4 day competition. They finished 5th out of a total of 21 teams. Parents & grandparents in attendance were very proud of the effort & representation displayed on behalf of Southeast Oklahoma.
Twenty-one members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club endured two days of over one-hundred degree heat to compete in their annual noon to noon bass tournament. The tournament began at noon on Saturday, August 4 and ended twenty-four hours later at noon on Sunday, August 05. A weigh-in was held at 9:00 p.m. on Saturday night. After weigh-in, members could return to the lake and continue fishing or go home and then return at their leisure to complete the tournament. The stringer weights from both days were added together to determine the contestants final weight for the tournament.
Marlee Williams and Cara Blansett, members of Antlers High School Cheer Squad, were both awarded All-American honors while attending NCA cheer camp. They have both been invited to participate in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade with this honor. Marlee has also been invited to join the NCA staff as an instructor.
The 2012-2013 Antlers High School Cheerleaders attended a NCA camp on Oklahoma State University's campus. They received several awards including superior ratings in chants, cheers, best motions, best tumbling, and excellence in safety and stunting. The 2012-2013 H.S. Cheerleaders are Mallory Langley, Kendie Bryant, Macy Smith, Harlie Williams, Marlee Williams, Mandy Owens, Cara Blansett, Michelle Smith, Katie Pendley, and Kacee Schier. The AHS Squad was also the only squad at camp to have all of their members nominated and try out for NCA All-American Squad.
On Saturday, July 28, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held a bass tournament on Hugo Lake. Anglers had to deal with low water levels in the lake as well as extreme heat. Temperatures soared to over one hundred degrees. These conditions made catching keeper bass a challenge for some although a few anglers were able to catch a limit.
On Saturday, July 21st, the Pushmataha County Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) will hold its annual banquet and fundraiser auction at the Choctaw Nation Community Room in Antlers.
The event is a fun and exciting evening that raises money for the NWTF. Many outdoors related items, such as guns, furniture, home decor and much more, will be auctioned off or given away in raffles.
McGee Creek Bass Tournament
On Saturday, July 14, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held a bass tournament on McGee Creek Lake. Twenty-four members competed in the tournament. The weather for the tournament was hot and humid with clear to partly cloudy skies. Twenty members were able to catch at least one keeper with ten members bringing in a six fish limit.
The Pushmataha County Junior Bassmasters competed in their second qualifying bass tournament of the 2012 season on Saturday, June 30th, at Pine Creek Lake.
One other bass club also fished a tournament on the same day out of the same ramp. So with several boats on the lake for the day, fishing proved to be very difficult for all that fished.
Winning first place in the 11-14 age group was Jake Nabors with one bass that weighed 2.08 lbs. Second place went to Dyllyn Marlow with one bass weighing 1.88 lbs.
The Red River Jr. Golf held it's Championship Tournament on Monday, July 9th at the Paris Country Club. There were 57 young golfers at this event. Some of the player had not qualified for the Championship trophies but received medals if they placed.
The Red River Jr. Golf had 2 Players to receive Scholarships. N'Kele Brown of Valliant, Oklahoma and Zach McEwin of Paris, Texas. These young men have showed good sportsmanship and have been as asset to the program. We wish them all the best.
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Southeastern has selected Cary Ammons, Natalie (Brown) Cooksey, Charles Gulley and Kent Samuel as the four newest members to be inducted into the Southeastern Athletics Hall of Fame on August 25.
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MAE102 - The Global Economy
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|2014 unit information
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Trimester 2: Warrnambool, Waterfront (Geelong), Cloud (online)
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Note:You will need to access substantial learning resources and experiences in CloudDeakin (Deakin's online learning environment). Compliance with the Standards in computing, connectivity and student capability are a condition on your enrolment.
This unit provides students with an understanding of the Australian economic system within the world economy, and an ability to identify and assess current macroeconomic problems and policies. The unit is concerned with the way in which the whole economy, or large sectors of the economy work. The major sectors analysed are the household sector, the business sector, the government sector and the international sector. The unit provides insights for evaluating the working and the impacts of monetary and fiscal policy, and how central banks and treasuries conduct such policies. Issues such as economic growth, unemployment, inflation, balance of payments and, exchange rates are also examined.
Assessment 1 (Online/in class, individual) - Test(s) 15%,
Assessment 2 (individual) - Essay 2000 words 25%,
Examination 2 hours 60%.
Hurdle requirement: achieve at least 50% of the marks available on the examination.
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Ned catches up with Alexis, Sonny tells Ava to get out of town, and Luke orders Julian to kill his sister.
At the PCPD, Anna asks Carlos if he really wants to stick with his confession. He thinks of Ava's threats and keeps his mouth shut. After he is taken away, she calls Franco and Carly in. When they arrive, she asks if they have anything to tell her about Ava. Carly fudges. Anna asks about AJ's phone. Franco has a clue about where to find it and explains he has all of AJ's passwords. They track the phone. It has been dead for weeks and was last working at the hospital.
At the hospital, Sabrina tries to be hopeful about her baby and thanks Felix for his support. He shows her the newspaper article about Carlos confessing. None of this makes sense to her. Down the hall, Sam tries comforting Patrick, even if she has no cheesy puffs. "I think my marriage is over," he says. The doctor unloads about Robin and why he needs to end things with her. Sam suggests he chill out for a few days but he doesn't see what difference that would make. He doesn't want her comfort either. Patrick goes in to see Sabrina. She tells him their son is stable. He's impressed and sends her home to rest. Back down the hall, Carly and Franco show up looking for AJ's cell phone. Felix hands them the lost and found box. They find it and charge it. She gasps when it comes on. It shows that the phone was recording something when he died.
Alexis is thrilled to run into Ned at Kelly's. They talk about 'the new fox in the company hen house'. He fills her in about Luke. She thinks that he may not be the swindler he used to be. Ned tells her that Luke has been getting 'handsy' with Kiki. "Ick!" blurts Alexis. She still thinks he might be acting overprotective. Alexis changes the topic to Ned's love life, or lack thereof. He asks her out. She has to turn him down and explains she's dating Julian. Ned reminds her that dating gangsters doesn't go well. She knows she's a hypocrite but Julian is sexy. The lawyer encourages him to support his mom, even if he doesn't agree with her choices. Ned heads out. Sam arrives and chats with her mom about Patrick and Robin's refusal to return.
Luke is in his ELQ office playing with a credit card. Julian arrives with a briefcase of cash. "Let's deal with Ava," says Luke. Julian updates him on the friction between Sonny and Morgan and Ava feeding information to Corinthos. Luke orders him to kill Ava. Jerome thinks that's a tad extreme. Luke is insistent. When Julian resists, Luke threatens to have him killed too. After he sends Julian out, he starts counting his cash. Ned walks in on him and wonders what's going on.
At the gallery, Ava leaves another message for Morgan. Sonny shows up, demanding to know why Carlos confessed. She thinks he should be thanking her for burying this. The mobster warns her that Julian knows they have been sharing information. He suggests that she get out of town. He's made arrangements for her to go to his island while he settles things. After he leaves, she grabs her passport. Julian arrives and pulls a gun on her.
Sabrina arrives at the PCPD to see Carlos.
Monday's Port Charles spoilers for General Hospital:
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Sonny asks Shawn to look for Ava.
Olivia figures out what Sonny has been hiding.
Duke suggests that he and Anna team up against Julian.
Ned accuses Luke of embezzling ELQ money.
Sabrina questions Carlos' confession.
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Suicide on Campus and the Pressure of Perfection
Kathryn DeWitt had put on her Penn Face. But living up to expectations — her own and others' — was just too much. Dying seemed the only way out. It wasn't.
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A University Recognizes a Third Gender: Neutral
Rocko Gieselman goes by the pronoun "they." Acknowledging the next step in identity politics, the University of Vermont has agreed to use it.
February 8, 2015, Sunday
A Gender-Neutral Glossary
Students are developing an evolving vocabulary for gender and identity. Here's a sampling.
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Writing Around Gender
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A Family's Truth About Marijuana Depends on the Family
Reporting on five families with wildly divergent ideas about what to teach their kids about marijuana, from no tolerance to offering to roll the joints and make nachos.
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Just Say No, Yes or Maybe
Parents' perspectives on marijuana use are as disparate as the nation's mandates. Here, how five parents talk to their children about smoking pot.
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Thursday, September 5, 2013
Cane Bay will try to get its offense going this week when it hosts Fort Dorchester.
The Cobras are coming off a 28-0 loss to Summerville, but that game wasn't as lopsided as the score makes it seem. The Green Wave held the Cobras to only 102 yards of offense and it would be hard to defend that but the Cane Bay defense showed promise last week.
The Cobras held Summerville to less than 35 yards on nine of the Wave's 13 drives and one of Summerville's other drives netted only 42 yards. Summerville had two scoring drives of 56 and 55 yards in the first half and one scoring drive of 89 yards late in the game.
The Cobras seem to have the weapons to move the ball. Quarterback Devin Kilgore showed he presents a dual threat last year and running back Ramonte Frasier has also had success at the Class AAAA level. If the duo gets off to a fast start it could open things up for the Cobra offense but they will need better support than they received last week.
Unfortunately for the Cobras, the Patriots carry much more momentum into the contest. Fort Dorchester is coming off a 62-14 win over Carolina Forest.
The Patriots ran amuck in their season opener, rolling off nearly 700 yards of offense. Sophomore Datron James tallied 278 yards rushing and scored a touchdown. Senior Matt Murray added 165 yards and two scores while senior Nahshon Cyrus rushed for 178 yards and three TDs.
The Patriots have a lot of experience, and size, on the defensive side of the ball. Linemen Myles White (6-5, 230), Eurndraus Bryant (6-2, 340) and Eugene March (6-3, 275) will make it hard for the Cobras to run inside. The Cobras are better equipped for perimeter running anyway, but the Fort's answer to that will be its talented group of linebackers that is led by Kevyne Flores (6-0, 225) and David Govan (6-0, 215).
The good news for the Cobras is the Patriots' skills players aren't as tested as the rest of the Fort team.
If the Cane Bay linemen can keep the pressure off Kilgore, he may be able to take advantage of the Patriots' youth in the secondary.
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Last year, Cane Bay got off to a slow start in the game, but rallied to take the Fort into overtime. Big plays were the key to the rally.
The Patriots eventually won 34-28 and now hold a 1–0 advantage in the series.
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Researchers at the Colorado School of Mines and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory are analyzing CO2 trapping data sets to verify models that simulate CO2 trapping mechanisms in heterogeneous porous reservoirs at an intermediate to large scale. The basic processes of CO2 trapping are not easily understood through field testing, so a set of multi-scale laboratory tests will be conducted to further analyze CO2 trapping mechanisms. The focus of this research will be to analyze capillary (Figure 1) and dissolution trapping (Figure 2) mechanisms since they are considered to be the most relevant processes facilitating permanent CO2 storage in the absence of geologic structural traps; the efficiency of capillary and dissolution trapping mechanisms is considered to be strongly affected by the heterogeneity of the storage formation. Capillary trapping involves CO2 being isolated in pore-space bubbles surrounded by formation water, and dissolution trapping involves CO2 being dissolved in the formation fluid. This project will supplement previous research with multi-phase injection flow experiments conducted at various scales. Small-scale experiments will identify the fundamental trapping processes in homogeneous systems and provide supplemental data for use in intermediate- and large-scale models to capture the capillary and dissolution trapping processes in storage media with pore-scale heterogeneities.
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The overall goal of the Department of Energy's (DOE) Carbon Storage Program is to develop and advance technologies that will significantly improve the effectiveness of geologic carbon storage, reduce the cost of implementation, and prepare for widespread commercial deployment between 2020 and 2030. Research conducted to develop these technologies will ensure safe and permanent storage of carbon dioxide (CO2) to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions without adversely affecting energy use or hindering economic growth. Geologic carbon storage involves the injection of CO2 into underground formations that have the ability to securely contain the CO2 permanently. Technologies being developed for geologic carbon storage are focused on five storage types: oil and gas reservoirs, saline formations, unmineable coal seams, basalts, and organic-rich shales. Technologies being developed will work towards meeting carbon storage programmatic goals of (1) estimating CO2 storage capacity +/- 30 percent in geologic formations; (2) ensuring 99 percent storage permanence; (3) improving efficiency of storage operations; and (4) developing Best Practices Manuals. These technologies will lead to future CO2 management for coal-based electric power generating facilities and other industrial CO2 emitters by enabling the storage and utilization of CO2 in all storage types. The DOE Carbon Storage Program encompasses five Technology Areas: (1) Geologic Storage and Simulation and Risk Assessment (GSRA), (2) Monitoring, Verification, Accounting (MVA) and Assessment, (3) CO2 Use and Re-Use, (4) Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships (RCSP), and (5) Focus Area for Sequestration Science. The first three Technology Areas comprise the Core Research and Development (R&D) that includes studies ranging from applied laboratory to pilot-scale research focused on developing new technologies and systems for GHG mitigation through carbon storage. This project is part of the Core R&D GSRA Technology Area and works to develop technologies and simulation tools to ensure secure geologic storage of CO2. It is critical that these technologies are available to aid in characterizing geologic formations before CO2-injection takes place in order to predict the CO2 storage resource and develop CO2 injection techniques that achieve optimal use of the pore space in the reservoir and avoid fracturing the confining zone (caprock). The program's R&D strategy includes adapting and applying existing technologies that can be utilized in the next five years, while concurrently developing innovative and advanced technologies that will be deployed in the decade beyond. Laboratory investigations dealing with CO2 injections and flow patterns have been conducted on a small-scale in homogeneous reservoirs. More research is needed to further evaluate CO2 injection and flow modeling in heterogeneous reservoirs, so more accurate containment estimates can be made for the geologic storage of CO2. This project aims to advance the knowledge of CO2 flow modeling and trapping mechanisms in heterogeneous reservoirs. This project will benefit carbon storage in geologic reservoirs by providing greater insight into how CO2 can be trapped by capillary and dissolution mechanisms in heterogeneous formations. The new data set generated by these intermediate-scale simulations could also improve existing trapping mechanism simulation modeling, as current data sets have only evaluated trapping mechanisms in homogeneous micro-scale media. More precise modeling will improve the understanding and characterization of heterogeneous geologic reservoirs associated with CO2 injection. This research will demonstrate the ability of heterogeneous reservoirs to contain CO2 in a more effective manner, which could also reduce the cost of carbon storage operations. These benefits will support the Carbon Storage Programmatic goals of demonstrating 99 percent storage permanence, improving efficiency of storage operations and enhancing the ability to predict geologic storage capacity to within +/- 30 percent. Goals/Objectives
The objective of this project is to improve the understanding of how CO2 trapping mechanisms are affected by the heterogeneity of the reservoir formation, with the ultimate goal of improving larger-scale trapping mechanism models. The findings of this work will contribute towards the objectives of NETL's Carbon Storage Program research to develop technologies that cost-effectively and safely store and monitor CO2 in geologic formations and to ensure storage permanence. Developed approach and technologies in this project specifically contribute to the Carbon Storage Program's effort of supporting industries' ability to predict geologic storage capacity to within +/- 30 percent. This will be accomplished by conducting laboratory experiments focusing on flow in heterogeneous media to improve the understanding of the fundamental processes of CO2 trapping mechanisms. The project will consist of three primary objectives:
Generation of a comprehensive data set using intermediate-scale test tanks to simulate multi-phase flow for the purpose of investigating the effect of capillary trapping in heterogeneous reservoirs.
Generation of a comprehensive data set using intermediate-scale test tanks to simulate the dissolution of partially soluble fluids to analyze the effect of dissolution trapping in heterogeneous reservoirs.
Evaluation of whether or not existing modeling codes can mimic the processes observed in the test tanks.
The project will be conducted by applying previous expertise in theoretical and applied aspects of multi-phase fluid flow to evaluate the effects of preferential flow and intra-layer mixing in heterogeneous reservoirs. Once the research is completed, a comprehensive data set that can be used to improve predictive tools for CO2 storage will be generated.
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Deputy hurt in crashBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | January 28,2013A Rutland County Sheriffs deputy was hurt in a crash in Killington on Sunday.
Vermont State Police said Deputy Jayson Flood, 33, was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center for unknown back, neck, and head injuries after his cruiser, a 2006 Ford Crown Victoria, was involved in a collision with a 2002 Jeep Wrangler.
A hospital spokeswoman said Floods condition was fair Sunday evening.
Police said Flood was driving east on Route 4 near Pico ski area at around 2:45 p.m. and the Jeep, driven by Andrew J. Palmer, 37, of Rutland, was behind him.
Flood activated his emergency lights and veered right in preparation to make a U-turn, according to police, but Palmer tried to drive around him rather than obey and utilize caution when emergency vehicle lights were activated.
The cruiser sustained severe damage to the drivers side, according to police, while the Jeep sustained dents and scrapes to its passenger side.
Police said speed and alcohol were not factors in the crash. They did not indicate why Flood was making the U-turn. A dispatcher for the Rutland County Sheriffs Department said they could not comment on the crash as it was still under investigation by state police.
The Vermont State Police were assisted by members of the Rutland County Sheriffs Department, Rutland City Police Department, Regional Ambulance Service, and the Killington Ski Resort.
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Beginning January 2013, the Children's Department will host a new program, Wee Read. The program is designed to introduce children to books, fingerplays and music incorporating the six early learning skills. Patrons, ages birth through two years, and their parents or caregivers are invited to Wee Read, Monday evenings, Jan. 7, 14, 21 and 28 from 6:30-7:00 p.m. and Wednesday mornings, Jan. 9, 16, 23 and 30, from 10:30-11:00 a.m.
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Apple River Fort State Historic Site
Apple River Fort State Historic Site, located in Elizabeth, Illinois, is the site of one of the battles fought during the Black Hawk War. Black Hawk and his 200 warriors attacked the hastily erected fort on June 24, 1832. His story and that of the early settlers are told.
Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary
Tour Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary. Animal lovers can learn about, pet, hold and feel some of the 350 rescued animals, comprised of 30 different species. All income supports the rescued animals. Critter Camp is a non-profit, tax exempt, charitable, volunteer operated, no-kill facility that does not buy, breed, sell or exploit any animal.Personally guided tours are available seven days a week year round for up to six people per tour, but all tours are by appointment.
CITY:German Valley
Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park
This beautiful 715-acre state park with a 40-acre lake derives its name from a combination of the town of Lena and the Latin work for water, aqua. Lake Le-Aqua-Na offers a variety of outdoor recreational activities including more than 10 miles of mult-use trails. The large tracts of wooded land include oak, hickory, walnut and pine trees. Woodland flowers are on display, especially in the spring and early summer, and wildlife is abundant. There is boating, fishing, a children's fishing pond, swimming, picnic and playground areas, shelters, trails for mountain biking, hiking and cross-country skiing, equestrian trails, sledding, hunting and camping.
Long Hollow Scenic Overlook
This scenic overlook, located along the Great River Road on U.S. Hwy. 20, includes picnic tables, shelters and restrooms. Perfect place for photos to be taken as you can see a spectacular view of Jo Daviess County's rolling countryside.
Lena Lions Park
Lions Park, at over 20 acres, features Splash Land Family Aquatic Center with a 180' water slide, zero depth entry, many shade shelters, wet sand play area, water features and drop slide. The Splash Land Mini-Golf offers one of the nicest 18 hole miniature golf courses in the Midwest. It has over 275 plant varieties, 4000+ square feet of water areas, three waterfalls and challenges that the entire family will enjoy. The course is ADA compliant. Added in 2014 is a 9 hole frisbee gof course. Quench your thirst and your appetite at the Splashland Snack Shop. Full restaurant offering sandwiches to soft serve and smoothies to salads - a true family food court. The park also offers picnic and playground areas, flower gardens, shelter house, a concession stand, volleyball and basketball courts, lighted ball diamond, batting cages and restrooms. A 110x110' ice rink is available in season.
Famous Fossil Vineyard & Winery
Taste soft reds, crisp whites and luscious fruit wines all make at the winery using the best of Illinois grapes. Watch wine being made and then relax and enjoy a glass of wine in the tasting room or on the deck overlooking the vineyard. The Sweet & Savory Plate of meats, cheeses, fruits and chocolate is available daily for a light lunch or snack. Special events are held throughout the year including vineyard tours, festivals and wine & food pairings and a small private room is available for showers, parties & meetings. To learn more about Famous Fossil wines or upcoming events, visit our website. Open: June thru December: daily: 11 am - 6 pm; January thru May: Wednesday thru Saturday: 11 am - 6 pm; Sunday: Noon - 5 pm.
Krape Park
This beautiful Freeport park offers an antique carousel, waterfall, seasonal duck pond, miniature golf course, 18-hole disc golf course, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, 3 miles of recreational paths, paddle boats, canoes, fishing, hiking, biking, a performance amphitheater, gardens, picnic areas, shelters, playgrounds including "Kid's Kastle", and sledding in the winter. The Yellow Creek Adventure Golf Course (miniature golf) is open daily from Memorial Day thru Labor Day from Noon to Dusk. The Disc Golf Course is open during regular park hours and is free to play. Discs may be rented at the Miniature Golf Course building for $2. The carousel is open prior to Memorial Day on weekends from Noon to Dusk and from Memorial Day to Labor Day, it is open daily from Noon to Dusk. Yellow Creek boat rentals, including the duck paddle boats or the larger swan boat, are available daily from Memorial Day thru Labor Day weekend from Noon to Dusk. Park attractions are open seasonally; call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions.
Apple River Canyon State Park
Apple River Canyon State Park is in the hilly northwest corner of Illinois in Jo Daviess County near the Wisconsin border. Limestone bluffs, deep ravines, springs, streams and wildlife characterize this area. Once a part of a vast sea bottom that stretched from the Alleghenies to the Rockies, the scenic canyon area was formed by the action of the winding waters of the Apple River. The park offers hiking, day use, camping and fishing, plus Millville, a National Historic Register site.
CITY:Apple River
Bobber's River Tap
Bobber's is an open, outdoor, deck bar and picnic area, along the banks of the Pecatonica River serving food prepared by Three Headed Monster with racks of ribs, pulled pork, delicious smoked BBQ, ice cold beer and specialty drinks along with non-alcoholic beverages. A relaxing stop for travelers by road or river. Offering weekly entertainment on the Pontoon Boat Stage. Bring your own pole and boat, or just sit and relax with a cold drink and watch the river flow by. Open: May thru October: Sunday: 11 am - 10 pm; Thursday thru Saturday: 11 am - 1 am.
Winnebago County Fairgrounds
Home of Winnebago County Fair, considered one of the best county fairs in the Midwest, plus The Pec Thing, a huge semi-annual flea market and antiques fair with acres of vendors inside and out. Various racing organizations use the Fairgrounds track for racing events.
Read Park
Read Park offers many recreational opportunities and is highlighted by the Read Park Family Aquatic Center, which includes a zero depth pool, water slides and play area, and by a state of the art 11,000 square foot skate park, SK8 Park. This scenic park also features baseball and softball diamonds, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, an outdoor lighted hockey and ice staking rink, concession stand, picnic areas, shelters, and playgrounds. The Morgan Memorial, a charming statue of two children surrounded by fountains, is a serene spot to enjoy. Park attractions are open seasonally; please call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions and costs.
Huff's Miniature Horses
Observe a small herd of miniature horses, and even groom the patient ones. Be sure to call and make a reservation.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Jane Addams Recreation Trail
This multi-use 17 mile recreational trail offers beautiful scenery and 21 decked bridges, including a covered bridge in Orangeville, passing wetlands, creeks, woods, prairies, geologic formations and farmland. The trail, named after Jane Addams, is part of the Grand Illinois Trail which traverses northern Illinois from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. Its crushed limestone surface may be used by hikers, bicyclists, snowmobilers, and cross-country skiers. The The tow miles of trail between the Wes Block Trail Access and Illinois 26 is an asphalt paved surface. The final two mile asphalt paved segment from Highway 26 to the Tutty's Crossing Trailhead on the riverfront in historic downtown Freeport will open in summer 2015. This segment crosses the 1885 Van Buren Street Bridge to the Old River School Historic District, the original north entryway into the City, and through historic downtown Freeport offering specialty shops, restaurants, a bicycle shop offering repairs, and more. At Tutty's Crossing, the Jane Addams Trail connects with the Pecatonica Prairie Trail currently under development between Freeport and Rockford. The Jane Addams Trail connects the Wisconsin state line to the Badger Trail which extends to Madison. Access to the trail is available at the West Block Access, 2636 W. Fairview Road, Freeport, at the Richland Creek Trailhead, 101 N. Ewing Street, Orangeville, at Cedarville Road, at Red Oak off of Beaver Road, and by mid-summer at Turry's Crossing in downtown Freeport. Trail Maps are available.
Friends Forever Humane Society Dog Park
Take your dog to this special 10 acre fenced dog park with a pond (for dog swimming ony). The park also offers a separate fenced area for small dogs and a dog agility equipment area. Fee is $5.00 per dog per day. Open: Every day dawn to dusk.
Little Cubs Field
This replica of Chicago's historic Wrigley Field is complete with ivy, bricks, box seats, dirt and sod from the real Wrigley Field, plus a replica scoreborad and entry sign. It is open for exploring at no cost or is available for rental for birthday parties, picnics, corporate events and more. Rental fees are $45 per hour or $90 for two hours.Reservations may be made at our website.
Artesian Well at Paradise Cove
Nestled along Indian Creek is a natural artesian well where thousands of gallons of pure water flow each day - as it has since 1927. A ten foot water wheel is turned continually by the flowing water. The site, which is accessed by Stephenson County's only covered bridge, includes a waterfall, large flower beds and gazebo to enjoy while sipping the bubbling water. Open: 7 am - 8 pm.
Huron Farm Market
This multi-seasonal shop offers a garden center in the spring, a summer produce market, and fall and Halloween items in the autumn. From April thru October, also enjoy a flea market every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mount Carroll Bowling Center
Join us for bowling -- stay for the fun! Full-service bowling center plus cosmic bowling, leagues and restaurant with daily specials. We can also host birthday parties.
CITY:Mount Carroll
Wetlands Preserve
57-acre wetlands preserve features wildflower, birds, and wildlife, which may be viewed from an observation deck.
Andrew's Mill Park
Picnic area, pond for fishing & ice skating with handicap accessible fishing pier, Gerald Strohecker natural area with native woodland, prairie and wetland.
CITY:Pearl City
Oakdale Nature Preserve
This Nature Preserve offers 133 acres of oak and hickory woodlands, restored prairies and shallow streams. Over four miles of winding trails are great for hiking, running, cross-country skiing, nature study and quiet reflection. Facilities, which are available to rent, include the Mogle Learning Center with meeting space for 20 people.
4 Season Bowling Center
This is a forty lane bowling center with automatic scoring, Thunder Alley sound and light experience which is open to the public. Jumpin Joe's Sports Bar & Grill, Flip Pizza Restaurant and full service banquet facilities are also offered.
Emerald Acres Campground
Open May 1 thru October 15. This campground offers 46 sites with electrical and water hookups in additions to 70 permanent sites, as well as tent sites. Sewer hookups are offered when available. Also offered are two bath houses with flush toilets, showers, beach swimming, a restaurant, and playground area. Pets on a leash and campfires are allowed. Special amenities include fishing, and activities on holiday weekends. Visitors are invited to enjoy the summer at this special place.
CITY:Pearl City
SK 8 Park
Located in Read Park, this skate park offers 11,000 square feet of skateboard heaven with obstacles, ramps, rails, ledges, spines and bowls. Built specifically for skateboards and in-line roller skates (sorry, no bikes allowed), the "street course" design mimics skateable features and obstacles found throughout the community. Helmets are required and pads are recommended.


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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 - 11:45am to 12:45pm
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The Office of Multicultural Development at Ohio Northern University cordially invites you join us for our monthly Cultural Conversation Hour. This monthly conversation series takes place during the lunch hour of 11:45am - 12:45pm and will be held at Heterick Library Room 301.
The conversation series is dedicated to examining the ideas and issues of multiculturalism and diversity in greater society. This month's critical discussion will be facilitated by Mr. Reginald Onyido, ONU Admissions Counselor and Multicultural Coordinator, and Chaplain, Rev. David MacDonald. All are welcome to attend. Food will be provided.