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Former Georgia Tech QB to host camp
While former Georgia Tech quarterback Vad Lee has folks holding their breath awaiting his transfer decision, another guy from the region who lined up under center for the Yellow Jackets is preparing to come home to host a winter football camp.
Donnie Davis, who played at Georgia Tech in the early 1990s, is scheduled to return to Cummings High School, his Burlington alma mater, to offer some pointers to youngsters on Jan. 18.
More information about the camp is at facebook.com/OptionThirteen.
Davis, who lives in Atlanta, played quarterback for the Arizona Rattlers in the Arena Football League. He took that team to the 1997 Arena Bowl. The Rattlers won it 55-33, and Davis was the most valuable player, leading his squad past the Iowa Barnstormers, quarterbacked by Kurt Warner, who went on to a really nice career in the National Football League.
Lee, who used his deft arm to lead Hillside High School to the 4-A championship in 2010, recently announced his departure from run-oriented Georgia Tech.
Greensboro Day dumps DA
DURHAM — Greensboro Day kept Durham Academy big man Alston Thompson from getting off and won on the road 61-31 on Saturday.
The top scorer for Durham Academy was Ryan Hester with seven points. Thompson managed five points.
Greensboro Day had three players in double figures, including those 18 points from Peter Agba.
Voyager wins a close one
DURHAM — Voyager squeezed past Carolina Friends 48-45 on Saturday.
Allegra Berry (19 points) and Marisa Rauwald (14 points) had it going for Carolina Friends, but Voyager's Sydney Dixon (17 points) and Laura Downing (10 points) had just a tad bit more help from their teammates to defend the home court.
Plucky Orange eventually pinned
HILLSBOROUGH — Orange came up short while hosting the 2014 Orange Winter Duals at Ebenezer North Gym on Saturday.
Davie County had Orange on the ropes 20-0 in Round 1 before the Panthers clawed back for a 39-29 win.
Then Orange took care of Wake Forest 52-24 in Round 2.
But Swansboro caged the Panthers 41-40 in Round 3, although Orange wrestler Collin Smith won his 100th match.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 2012 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture today announced the appointment of 15 members to the re-established National Wildlife Services Advisory Committee (NWSAC). Membership represents a broad range of agricultural, animal welfare and wildlife interests. USDA is continuing outreach to solicit nominations for five additional members.
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Peer Adviser Post: Winter Break
By Rachel Wangler, CC '15
Peer Adviser Post: Winter Break
The Committee on the Global Core has added the following three new courses to the Global Core curriculum. Please refer to the updated Global Core list for the full list of courses:
- CLCV W3111 – Plato and Confucius: Comparative Ancient Philosophies (Effective Spring 2015)
Peer Adviser Post: Finals
By Aniekeme Umoh, SEAS '15
The semester is wrapping up and finals are around the corner. This is the last stretch. While it's easy to lose motivation at this point, it pays now more than ever to keep it up.
As for the last week of classes, score last-minute participation points now (if applicable). As for reading week and finals in general:
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Barre's own Jay Laquerre took the outside lane to victory in the headline Late Model division on Sunday evening (June 10) on Sherwin-Williams night at Thunder Road. Laquerre's victory was his first since 2001 when he scored his two career victories at the Barre high banks. Jamie "The Hurricane" Fisher made Laquerre work for the win on a late race charge but settled for second. Cody Blake, former Thunder Road champion Nick Sweet, and multi-time champion Phil Scott rounded out the top five.
Middlesex's Josh Demers cruised to his second career victory in the Bond Auto Tiger Sportsmen after a long duel with Hyde Park's Tucker Williams. The duel ended when Williams spun into the infield with 10 laps to go, leaving Demers to cruise for the victory. Demers is rejuvenated after his big feature win.
The Allen Lumber Street Stock division saw Waitsfield's Troy Kingsbury take down his second career feature victory, fighting off a hard-charging Cameron Ouellette of Barre and Cabot's Ken Christman. Kingsbury was also chosen as the Race to Read Driver of the Week and marked down the second victory in a row for Race to Read drivers in its inaugural season.
The stars of Thunder Road will be back in action next Sunday, June 17, for the last twilight event before regular Thursday night action sponsored by Harvest Equipment. Kids who participate in the Race to Read program or come in wearing their little league or scout uniforms will get in for free. Kids will also get a taste of the high banks with Kid Rides in the racecars starting at 1:30 p.m. as well as Kid's Trike Races later in the program for kids ages 3 to 6 years old. Post time is 4 p.m.
Late Model local results included Waterbury's Brett Wheeler in 11th position, Fayston's Brooks Clark in 13th, Waitsfield's Grant Folsom finishing 20th, Dave Pembroke, Middlesex, 21st, and Scott Carpenter, Waterbury, in 25th.
Bond Auto Tiger Sportsmen local results: 1. Josh Demers, Middlesex, 12. Shawn Fleury, Middlesex, 20. Jason Woodard, Waterbury Center, 21. Pete Ainsworth, Middlesex, 28. Brian Delphia, Waterbury.
Allen Lumber Street Stocks local results: 1. Troy Kingsbury, Waitsfield, 6. Garry Bashaw, Lincoln, 12. Amanda Habel, Roxbury, 16. Bob Eldred, Waterbury.


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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
Two people were detained for shoplifting on Sunday after they concealed a case of beer in a baby stroller and pushed it out of a store on Richland Avenue.
An air conditioner unit was reported missing from a business on Orangeburg Street.
According to reports from the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
An unknown man took multiple packs of meat from a store on Jefferson Davis Highway in Langley without paying on Monday.
An Aiken man reported on Monday that someone opened a credit card account in his name.
A burglary was reported on Star Bright Lane in Beech Island on Saturday.
A vehicle break-in was reported on Old Ninety Six Indian Trail in Ridge Spring on Monday.
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Coghlan's Skewer Pegs
The Coghlan's Skewer Pegs makes sure your lightweight tents are stable. The pack contains six 7 in. (18 cm.) steel skewer pegs that are durable enough to be driven into the ground. Each peg has a twisted shaft that gives it more texture, providing better grip between the soil and the peg. So when used for your lightweight tent, they keep the tent up and standing even in windy conditions. And since the pack weighs 3.5 oz. (100 g.), these pegs hardly adds any bulk in your backpack. So next time you setup your tent and take shelter in the outdoor, be sure to use the Coghlan's Skewer Pegs.


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The boudoir pillow from the Kaleidoscope collection is a perfect addition to your child's room. In striking green and brown colors with stripe accents and solid color patches, this pillow not only provides beauty to the room but also comfort. It is made of 100% and machine washable.
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I have my entire family hooked on this wonderful soap! I give them every year for Christmas presents .I especially like the way I feel after showering with this soap in the hot summer ,after I am all sweaty and dirty. It just rejuvenates your whole body and you feel so clean and fresh, It is my favorite soap of all Thyme!
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Love this soap. I am in the military and i purchase this for my korean friend as a gift. she is so in love with this as i am... would love if you shipped to apo ap in support us army folks. doesnt cost any more than it does to ship state to state. ladies try this its amazingm
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- Place egg whites in a large bowl and let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 300°. Add vinegar, vanilla and salt to egg whites; beat on medium speed until soft peaks form. Gradually beat in sugar, about 2 tablespoons at a time, on high until stiff glossy peaks form and sugar is dissolved.
- Spread into a greased 10-in. springform pan. Bake 50-60 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove to a wire rack to cool (meringue will fall).
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Ping adds Twitter integration, will that add relevance?
Twitter has just announced that that they've integrated with Apple's social music network, Ping to make it easy for users of both services to share music.
On Ping you can easily link to your Twitter account to instantly find Ping users among the people you already follow on Twitter.
Once you've linked the accounts, whenever you Post, Like, Review, or tell your friends why you purchased a song or album on Ping, this activity will also be tweeted to your Twitter followers – complete with playable song previews and links to purchase and download music from iTunes.
When you click on a Tweet that's sent via Ping or that contains an iTunes link, you'll see the song or album in Twitter's details pane, with the ability to listen to song previews from iTunes, making the experience even richer.
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Ping adds Twitter integration, will that add relevance?
Well, it's "neat" that they added it, but I'm still not thrilled with ping. I tried it out, and gave it a chance but have since pulled the plug. I'm going to wait for it to mature a bit before giving it another chance.
Again what's ping? - :P
Naw apple likes to put my government name out there.
This, more than anything else, brings more legitamacy to Ping. It still has problems, but the lack of Twitter integration was probably the single biggest obstacles to more widespread adoption. Now, if they add deeper integration with the iPod app on the iPhone/iPod Touch (i.e. "Ping this song"), they could have something really good on their hands.
For me, it will always be irrelevant till it can take the place of twitter (I hardly use facebook now) however I doubt it could ever replace either of those so for me, it makes no difference, it's really uneccasary and a waste of time using ping, and this is coming from a long time apple user.
Very nice all though needs a dedicated application for the iPhone/iPod/iPad. The iTunes store just isn't strong enough.
One more thing I don't need blipping at me on my phone.
I guess it'd depend on your idea of relevance. For me, tweets about some celeb's engagement and what Kanye listened to after he cursed Lauer is of no relevance to my life.
No. Ping is still a waste of effort by Apple. ITunes itself needs to go, or be replaced with something better. The less time I spend in iTunes the better. Interesting in the context of the Facebook negotiations, though.
Add podcasts and iOS applications to PING and you might have something there. :)
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It's good to see Apple is now getting the importance and the power of social networking platforms - even though Ping is only about increasing their iTunes revenues. But I still keep my hopes on for Apple to make Ping more usable and maybe, ideally, a service that you can use on your web browser too - not just limited to iTunes software.
Anyone elts having trouble getting ping to work on the iPhone? It keeps telling me to go check it out on my computer.
I don't want my music ping feed to mixed the thousands of twitter feeds
FaceBook would have been more relavent because I know the people on FaceBook why do people hate ping when ever I go on YouTube I all ways see the how to tweet or up date FaceBook with iTunes music... with installing a new app and now I don't have too the only problem with Ping is that it fells like a beta no podcast does not recognize songs not from iTunes ect
I set-up ping and that was it, never went back. I follow tech news in twitter but don't really tweet. I'm pretty much just a Facebook freak.
Still doesn't intice me to want to use Ping.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by janislikejoplin most amazing dress i fell in love with this dress immediately, but was hesitant to purchase the large (the only size they had avail at the time). im 5'8 and about 155lbs...with lots of flabby parts, ginormous boobs and some lovely belleh rolls. :) i figured if it was too tight and too unforgiving on the lumpy parts, i'd either wear a corset or get an XL when they came avail. i could barely contain my anticipation for its arrival -- and when it came (excellently fast shipping) i tore it out of the package and immediately put it on; sans bra & everything. OH.MY.EVER.LOVING.GOD. it was P.E.R.F.E.C.T. the fabric is so wonderfully soft and comfortable. it didnt make my rolls and chunky parts look bad. the sleeves are just long enough to hit mid-hand. its simple enough to wear with minimal jewelry or vamp it up with some chunky funk. simply the most amazing dress i've ever put on. its a bit long (i wore it with my birkenstocks) so i might trim it up a bit... or i might just leave it as is. bigger gals - this dress is not JUST for the waifs...BUY IT! you wont regret it. 7.9.2012
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Dixie Lee Tucker Swaim, 77, of Shoaly Branch Church Road, Elkin, died Sept. 29, 2012, at Woltz Hospice Home in Dobson, N.C.
She was born Dec. 4, 1934, in Wilkes County to the late Carl and Ethel Casey Tucker. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Homer Dawson Swaim; and one brother, R.J. Tucker.
Mrs. Swaim was a beloved homemaker and a attended Shoaly Branch Baptist Church.
Survivors include two sons, Ronnie Swaim ( Nancy) of Outer Banks, NC and Lonnie Swaim ( Carol) of State Road, NC; one daughter, Lee Orange (Keith Greene), of Lenoir; one brother, Harry Tucker ( Donna) of Elkin; six grandchildren, Ronnie Swaim Jr. , Michael Swaim, Johnny Swaim , Billy Orange, Lori Laws ( Jerry), and Jake Orange ( Dean Philyaw); eight great-grandchildren, Dawson , Ashton , Savannah , Breanna , Kim , Kayla , Mikey and Amber .
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. at Shoaly Branch Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. Kenny Wood. Interment will follow at Charity United Methodist Church Cemetery.
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Syberia's comp footage.
Finally I get a chance to post some of my comp footage. I've competed before, but never had any decent footage to post up to get some feedback.
I won both the GI and NoGi divisions (61kg-67kg), not that it was a major achievement, as there was only two other female competitors for Gi and only one other for NoGi, and none of them had competed before.
Still, I'm glad I've won a fight at a comp, and would appreciate any comments and feedback you can throw my way.
This is from the South Australian AFBJJ competition, on the 12th of September.
Edit: I'm the one on the mat waiting first up, white Gi, short hair.
(The guy using my camera is apperently unaware of the zoom function...)
Fight 1:
YouTube - Sarah 1st Gi SA 2010
Fight 2:
YouTube - Sarah 2nd Gi Fight SA 2010
Will have to chase down my NoGi footage, as one of the guys has it.
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At about 1:14 of the second video you have a grip on the same side sleeve and collar and you try to break her down into your guard. That will work a lot better if you escape your hips out on the same side that you have the sleeve grip, drive that arm across their body, and drive your other elbow (The collar grip) into the mat. Then you can throw your leg up high on your opponents back to help hold them down. It's my go-to for breaking someone down in closed guard and leads to all kinds of good stuff.


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Khabib Nurmagomedov: Learn wrestling if you want to compete with me
I think all of the top-10 really needs to learn wrestling if they want to compete with me, Nurmagomedov told MMAjunkie through an interpreter.
Its a confident boast, but one full of truth. After all, the Dagestani-born fighter averages 7.09 takedowns per 15 minutes of octagon time, the highest rate of any fighter in UFC history (minimum of five fights) accord to FightMetric.
Nurmagomedovs ample grappling prowess was on display this past Saturday night, where he was dominant over fellow top-ranked competitor Rafael dos Anjos. The Eagle snapped dos Anjos five-fight winning streak by winging heavy uppercuts before slamming his opponent to the floor en route to a clearcut decision win.
It was a thorough victory, though the wrestling-based strategy didnt always play well to the Florida-crowd attending Saturdays UFC on FOX 11 event.
Nurmagomedov said he wasnt overly concerned with those voicing their disapproval and believes his win his sixth in the UFC was an impressive feat.
I think I had a very tough opponent, Nurmagomedov said. He was ranked No. 5. I think I did pretty well.
Nurmagomedov is closing in on six years as a professional fighter and has yet to taste defeat in 22 bouts. In just 16 months in the UFC, he has already downed dos Anjos, Pat Healy, Abel Trujillo, Thiago Tavares, Gleison Tibau and Kamal Shalorus. Nurmagomedov isnt calling anyone out for his next appearance, but hes unquestionably due for a big fight.
Hes impressive, UFC President Dana White said. He looked good, and hes working his way there, for sure.


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Thursday, January 31, 2013
The Episcopal Church (TEC) opted to forego court on Friday and not put up a fight as South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Diane S. Goodstein today issued a Temporary Injunction to replace the Temporary Restraining Order she signed on January 23 to block TEC, its continuing parishes, individuals, organizations or any entity associated with it from, using, assuming or adopting, in any way, directly or indirectly, the registered names and the seal or mark of The Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of South Carolina."
The Temporary Restraining Order would have been lifted or extended on February 1st following a hearing. The injunction will remain in effect unless the court decides otherwise until the court rules on the lawsuit filed by the Diocese, its trustees and 31 congregations, seeking to protect the Diocese's real, personal and intellectual property and that of its parishes from a TEC takeover.
The Diocese sought legal protection to prevent TEC from repeating the behavior it has displayed in the past, when it used the courts to seize diocesan and parish property, including real estate, bank accounts, intellectual property and trademarks. The national church has filed more than 80 lawsuits against parishes and dioceses that disassociated from TEC.
The injunction was consented to by Thomas Tisdale Jr. who signed it on behalf of The Episcopal Church. Either party may ask the judge to conduct a hearing on the injunction and to request changes in the injunction.
"We are gratified that The Episcopal Church has consented to a temporary injunction protecting the identity of our Diocese and its parishes," said Jim Lewis, Canon of the Diocese. "We pray that sentiment fuels the prompt and reasonable resolution we all seek.
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In case you missed it on our own CultureBoom.com, check out this exclusive interview with one of the masters.
What has Greg Capullo been working on? We sat down with the fan-favorite artist to chat about his upcoming Art of Greg Capullo collection, working with Todd on Spawn/Batman and everything in between.
We here at the McFarlane Companies have been a fan of Greg Capullo for quite some time -- from his early work on the Spawn comic, his skill has been moving in an upward direction since day one, and we have been privileged enough to see some of his work coming down the pipeline for various projects that in some cases never see the light of day.
So, when we decided to produce the Art of Greg Capullo collection, we knew that this would be the opportunity we needed to finally get some answers that we (and other fans as well) have had since first seeing some of his wonderful work in comics.
Q: Todd always talks about being a comic fan since he was kid. Others in the industry can tell you in detail, page-by-page, what the first comic was that they bought off of the "spinner rack" at their local drug store when they were young. What is your earliest comic book memory/influence?
A. It was a giant-sized Captain Marvel drawn by Gil Kane. I still recall the splash page vividly enough to draw the page.
Q. Any specific comics you read today, or that you have read and particularly enjoyed? Are there any that you feel are a strong example of what a comic book should be?
A. I love Frank Miller. The Sin City stuff is great fun. As for what a comic should be... that answer will differ from person to person. By what criteria are we judging the book? If it comes down to personal enjoyment, The Dark Knight Returns is fantastic.
Q. You are widely known for your tremendous work on the Spawn comic book. But, for those of us that don't know, how did you start out in the comic business, and what were some of first titles you worked on?
A. I worked at Marvel just prior to taking over on Spawn. I did some one-shots before getting full-time work. The first monthly gig was Quasar -- a title I saved from cancellation. After that it was X-Force before going over to Image. Pre-Marvel, the only noteworthy comic work was a Fantaco publication titled Gore Shriek.
Q. Artistically, who are your influences?
A. The comic artist that I worshipped above all was John Buscema -- master of the human figure. No artist, past or present, possesses such complete understanding. Rest his soul. Apart from Big John, I loved Gene Colon, John Romita, Gil Kane, Rudy Nebris, Barry Windsor Smith, Bernie Wrightson, etc. There were others also, but these guys topped my list.
Q. There has always been a rumor that everything you have done artistically is self-taught. Can you support or deny this? Teaching yourself anything takes a huge amount of self discipline and determination. Do you have any advice for aspiring artists who are just starting out or considering pursuing the same path?
A. It's true that I'm self-taught. There aren't any shortcuts. You've got to dig in -- study and draw the world around you. This is the only way to hone your skill and develop a style that is your own. A lot of kids learn to draw by copying their favorite comic artist. We've all done that, but as a means to an end, it's a huge mistake. I can spot those guys (who learned that way) a mile away. Their art is filled with gaffes. From anatomy to perspective and everything in between -- problems abound. Don't do it! I don't care which artists "made it" following that path, don't do it. Strive for craftsmanship. It'll carry you further; especially outside the comic biz.
Q. Looking at the enormous catalog of your work -- from early on in your career to what you are doing presently -- one can follow the evolution of your work. One of the more obvious transitions was going from pencil to digital. What initiated that next step?
A. Looked like it might be fun.
Q. Were there any unexpected challenges you faced when starting out in that new medium?
A. Hell yeah! I simply couldn't bring myself to read the phonebook-sized manual that came with Photoshop (or Painter), so I jumped in blind -- learn as you go. I'm always finding out new things about the program -- accidentally, mostly. I've a long way to go before I can really utilize the power contained in the software.
Q. Without giving too much of a look into your bag of digital magic tricks, what programs/techniques/steps do you use when doing digital work?
A. I use Corel Painter IX. Mostly, I use a single layer and treat it as I would an actual painting on canvas. I rarely use effects. I'm not saying never, but I try to avoid using them. I want my work to appear as though it's an actual oil. Effects detract from that illusion.
It's only recently that I've begun experimenting with multiple layers. I'm beginning to realize the many ways you can use them to your advantage. The brushes I use the most are: Flat Oils 10, Detail Oils Brush 5-15, Fine Camel 10, Opaque Flat, Variable Flat, and Medium Bristles 15.
DIGITAL ART and THE INTERNET
Q. Let's change course a bit, and talk about art and artists in general.
You have an excellent track record -- both on your run with the Spawn comic and with numerous other projects you have contributed to. Both your reputation and the quality of your work really speak volumes about your professionalism as an artist, to say that your actions speak louder than your words is an understatement.
That being said, the Internet has become a huge opportunity for artists around the world to obtain exposure, talk (good or bad) about one another or give feedback on each other's work. Some companies now actually recruit artists simply based off of a sample or samples posted on a message board. What are your thoughts on how the Internet has affected the "standard" in which artists are compared to one another?
A. Well, I'm not sure the Internet has changed the way one artist is measured against another. An artist is still judged by his skill, his style, and his suitability. The Internet simplifies the task of finding the talent (or individual) you're searching for.
Q. Do you feel the Internet is helping or hurting the industry?
A. I'm no prognosticator. At first blush, I'd say it helps. If paper comics become antiquated as a result of the Internet ... Ouch!
Q. What are some things you see artists doing with the digital medium that you find amazing? What are some things you find not so amazing?
A. Everything! The only time I dislike it is when the work looks digital when it's attempting to not look digital.
Q. Now let's talk about some of the new projects you are working on that are coming out this year.
A small group of us at Spawn HQ are lucky enough to see some of your work in its early (and still incredible) stages, or drool over your final penciled pages. But the majority of the general population has only been able to see your work after it has been inked, colored and printed in its final form. Will Art of Greg Capullo give readers a good look at some of the behind-the-scenes work you have done both presently and in the past?
A. I think so. I've actually allowed a lot of stuff in that was never meant to see print -- past and present.
Q. Anything in particular planned to be included in this book that you are specifically excited about?
A. Any work that is unencumbered by copy. Now people can see the composition as it was meant to be seen -- the way I saw it.
Q. Is there a specific piece or pieces from a project that you personally wanted to be included in this book? Why?
A. I've sent Todd a bunch of concept sketches in the past -- goofy stuff that I'd doodled. I'm hoping my fans will find them entertaining.
Q. A lot of comic companies have included items such as variant covers or extra content only available in a specific printing of a book. Will there be any "exclusive" content in this book?
A. Yeah, I guess. I think there's some stuff that I'd rejected -- deeming the work not good enough for print. Yes. I'm human. Every drawing I do isn't always good.
How excited are you about Spawn/Batman?
A. Duh. (Very!)
Q. It has been awhile since you have done sequential art. Your past work was always strong in storytelling and overall appearance. But the majority of your recent work has been covers, pinups, or character designs. Does getting back to doing sequential art in Spawn/Batman take a bit of getting used to, or were you able to hit the ground running?
A. Well, I must admit that I was filled with self-doubt at first. However, it comes back to you rather quickly. If anything, I'd imagine my speed will be diminished somewhat. Rest assured, I plan on kicking some major ass.
Q. How do you feel about working with Todd on a comic book again?
A. Let me put it this way. I refused to sign up for this project unless Todd was my partner.
Q. Is there anything you would like to add about Spawn/Batman?
A. Buy it.
Q. Are there any plans for either a continuation or a new story based on your creation, The Creech?
A. If I can ever get my shit together. Life kicked my ass so hard that I lost myself ... totally. I still think about finishing the Creech saga. Just gotta get my bald head straight first.
Q. Any thoughts or plans on releasing a digitally painted comic?
A. I've actually considered finishing The Creech up digitally. The problem with that is, if I were to put out a collected version (trade paperback) it wouldn't have a seamless look to it. Maybe I could do select scenes digitally. That might work.
Q. How do you feel about your contributions to Spawn?
A. Proud.
Q. When you draw backgrounds in your sequential work, how do you go about finding reference material?
A. Those days are long gone. It was very rare for me to use refs. This is why I say draw the world around you. The brain is your personal hard drive. It saves the file every time you draw something. However, for those who aren't there yet, the Internet is a fantastic resource. Just Goo-Goo-Google it, baby...
Q. Do you have a favorite piece you have worked on? Is there a certain piece of work you've done that has a more significant meaning to you than other works?
A. I've done too many works to narrow it down to a single piece. As for significant meanings... I suppose the "self portrait" would qualify.


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text: Thelma Tuffy Green, 92, of Altus, passed away on Jan. 6, 2013, in Oklahoma City. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Altus City Cemetery with the Rev. Boyd Whitehead officiating. Burial will be under the direction of the Kincannon Funeral Home.Thelma Bussey was born on June 8, 1920 in the Warren Community to Willis Redden and Tinney Elizabeth (Smith) Bussey. She graduated from Snyder High School in 1939. During World War II, she worked as a factory worker in Watertown, N.Y. Thelma married Glen B. Green on Feb. 12, 1946 in South Texas. Thelma spent many years traveling with her husband helping out with harvest. She was a very hard worker, which is how she earned the name Tuffy. She worked at English Village Manor for a while as a cook. She was a member of the Emmanuel Baptist Church and was baptized in August 2005. She enjoyed her family and friends, sports, country music, old western movies, and crocheting. She was a loving mother and grandmother.Her parents, husband, and six brothers and sisters, preceded her in death.Survivors include two sons, Raymond Green and wife Barbara of Eldorado, and Larry Dale Green and wife Debbie of Dill City; a daughter, Carolyn Marriott of Oklahoma City; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.The family will receive friends from 5 to 6 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.Online tributes may be made at kincannonfuneralhome.com


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Wanuch posted a PR in the event with a time of 9:21.03, more than three seconds ahead of his previous top time.
"I'm proud of Nathan," UTC Head Coach Bill Gautier said. "He started out strong and has picked up where he left off last year."
Henderson, running in her first-ever steeplechase, placed second in the women's race with instructions called out from the sidelines. She finished with a time of 11:14.90. Freshmen Taylor Hawk (Dandridge, Tenn.) placed third in the race with a time of 10:34.12 while classmate Zack Darby was fourth with a time of 10:48.24.
"Teghan will be a factor sooner rather than later," Gautier said. "For the guys, they did well despite the fact that it was their first time running the steeple."
Sophomore Amanda Sumner (Bristol, Conn.) placed fourth overall with a time of 2:18.05 after leading through the first 500 meters. Sophomore Jessica Philpott (Manchester, Tenn.) won her heat in the 1500 meter with a time of 5:09.04.
Freshman Geoff Nelson (Brentwood, Tenn.) ran the 400 meter dash in a time of 51.42 and senior Blake Olson (Pleasant View, Tenn.) was 12th overall in the 400 meter Hurdles with a time of 57.22. Freshman Austin Ethridge finished third in his heat in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:02.01. Freshman Matthew Marshall (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) ran he 3000 meter in a time of 8:58.93, placing eighth overall.
"All-in-all it was a good race," Gautier said. "We enjoyed the brief break and it was a good way to kick off the season. We're looking forward to Western Carolina next weekend."
400m Dash
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400m Hurdles
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800m Run
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800m Run
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3000m Run
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Garcia rode 10 miles one year, and 90 miles the next—with a prosthetic leg.
Today, he says his yellow Livestrong bracelet, which he's never taken off, gave him faith and helped him get through his training and two years of treatment. "Everybody has their opinion on the allegations," he says. "But that has nothing to do with Livestrong.
"The foundation is not about Lance Armstrong. It's about 28 million people fighting this disease and doing everything they can to raise money and awareness, and I don't tie them together."
The allegations have certainly harmed Armstrong's popularity with the general public, says Harry Shafer, executive vice president of Q Scores, which rates the public perception of celebrities.
According to Shafer, the seven-time Tour de France winner's popularity has been on a downward trajectory since it peaked in 2006, and by last September—a few months after the release of Floyd Landis's accusations that Armstrong had doped—he was at average or below-average levels.
The question that will affect survivors like Garcia is whether Armstrong's travails might hurt Livestrong's ability to help the cancer community. The organization is small compared with philanthropic giants such as The American Cancer Society.
According to its own figures and reports by watchdogs such as Charity Navigator, Livestrong has raised more than $390 million in its 14-year lifetime, including $48 million collected from 215,000 donors around the world last year. More than 81 percent of the total income has been invested directly in cancer programs, initiatives and advocacy efforts, which earns the foundation a three-star rating (out of four) by Charity Navigator.


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Saturday, October 12, 2013
As a mommy of four, some days I have only two choices on how to look at my day. I can either laugh or cry.
And since I believe life was intended to be enjoyed, I often choose to laugh or at least find the humor.
When my youngest two kids were fighting over their imaginary friend, I had to send a pretend person to time out.
After having broken up countless fights throughout the day I had to make a choice. I laughed.
It was hard because it is difficult enough to discipline real children, but now I have to punish pretend ones.
After I was yelled at by my almost teenage son about how making him brush his teeth, shower or just observe basic hygiene was "trying to change him," I giggled.
Apparently, good mothers accept their sons just the way the are, complete with stomping up the stairs and slamming the door twice, in case it wasn't clear that he was angry.
I giggled, because someday not only will he thank me, but all of his future girlfriends will thank me.
If your son gets hold of a permanent marker and draws all over his face, giving himself a Hitler-style mustache which then requires you to send him to school that way, (because Sharpie is not kidding when they say permanent) you really have no choice but to crack a smile.
Because, for the rest of your life and his, you will have that memory.
And the best choice is to make that memory a funny one.
For both of you.
Being locked out of your house by a child who doesn't want you to come in and give them a hair cut is a great opportunity to choose humor.
Good grief, it's a hair cut, not torture. And to go so far as to lock your mother and siblings outside is a bit drastic.
There were definite consequences for locking me out, but I did laugh before I gave a good, long lecture.
My point here, is that we all have a daily choice to make.
Happiness is a choice and I will wholeheartedly agree that some days choosing happiness is very difficult.
And I often say out loud, that I am going to choose to find the humor in the moment.
Making the choice to see the humor in something won't come easy and it may not happen every day.
But, trying to find the humor or joy in things will eventually come naturally.
And when it does, it will bubble over, much like the bath tub when my child over filled it and used a whole bottle of bubble bath!
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